If you love intellectual sports like chess, then take the time to try out the Wii Chess game. With ten levels of difficulty and a maximum of 4 participants, the player has two gameplay options. The first is confronting a computer-controlled opponent or competing with another person. It only takes a basic understanding of chess rules to play this game, but if you want to win, you need skills and strategies for yourself. According to the assessment, most people pass level 1 quickly, but up to level 5 requires players to have the same profound experience and tactics. During a match, the player reserves the right to cancel the move once and request a suggestion, analyze or replay the saved segment. This version also introduces an online mode to play with his friends or search for a random opponent. The ranking is based on the number of points earned from winning matches (draws are not graded). Online games are also more difficult when there is a time limit (from 5 to 20 minutes). Overall, this game is quite challenging and suitable for enthusiasts of intellectual sports than looking for something fun.
