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Play free mini chess against the computer. Try shuffled 5x6 positions, choose your difficulty, and start a tactical game in your browser.
Start a free 5x6 chess game against the computer with no queue, account, or download. The opponent replies automatically, and the compact board brings checks, captures, and tactical threats into play quickly.
The computer game opens directly on a playable board. Choose a legal move and the opponent responds; there is no matchmaking wait and no account gate before the first move.
Check forcing moves before quiet ones: checks, captures, direct threats, loose pieces, knight forks, open diagonals, and safe king squares. With less empty space, one missed tempo can decide the game.
A seed recreates the setup, making a rematch a controlled test instead of a different puzzle. Change one early decision, follow the resulting line, and compare the final score breakdown.
Mirrored shuffled back ranks make fixed opening memory less valuable while keeping the initial setup fair. The transferable skills are calculation, piece activity, king safety, and clean tactical conversion.
Shield is your match level, not a decorative sticker. Results move it over time, and the game uses it to choose a computer opponent that should make the next board interesting rather than automatic.
Finished games feed your profile record and recent history. Open Review / Learn to step through the line, find the first wobble, and try a better move while the position is still fresh in your head.
Yes. The computer board is available to guests with no signup or download required.
Yes. Seeded setups can be replayed so you can test a different move against the same starting board.
Start with checks, captures, threats, undefended pieces, and king escape squares. Those forcing ideas matter quickly on the compact board.
Shield represents your match level. It changes with results and helps the game select an opponent strength for your next match.
Yes. Completed compatible games can be opened in Review / Learn so you can revisit the move sequence and explore alternatives.