Playing Chess Titans

Chess Titans is a great way to learn and practice your chess game. You can play against the computer or against an actual human opponent, in which case you and your opponent have to take turns using the same computer. When you play against the computer, you can choose the level of difficulty you want. You use the same rules and strategies in Chess Titans as you do when you're playing on a regular chess board.

Play Chess Titans

Choose Chess Titans from the Games folder of the Start menu, and choose either New Game Against Computer or New Game Against Human.

If you're playing against the computer, choose Options from the Game menu, and set the level of difficulty you want. Make any other settings, and click OK.

Click the chess piece you want to move.

Click the square you want to move the piece into. Squares into which you can legally move your piece are highlighted.

Wait for either the computer or your human opponent to move.

Repeat steps 2 through 4 until a King is in check. If your King is in check, move a piece to remove the King from check, if possible.

Continue playing until a King is checkmated or until someone quits by choosing Resign from the Game menu.

Tip

Check the improvement of your game: Choose Statistics from the Game menu, and look at the different levels of difficulty to see how many games you've won.