Chess Wifi

Open hotspot and play chess without internet

--- Gameplay ---

The game is played with two people. First, the person who set up the server opens the hotspot and the internet, and the other user connects. The time is determined when the game is created. When the second player is connected, they press the call button and play. If the player's time runs out or checkmate, game over is displayed.

--- Chess Pieces Mobility ---

Pawn: As a rule pawns can only move one square forward at a time. The exception occurs on their first move when they can move one or two squares. They capture enemy pieces by moving one square forward in a diagonal direction.

Rook: Rooks can move any number of squares, up and down and side to side.

Knight: The two knights can only move only in an L-shape. That means any combination of one square up and two over, or two squares over and one down in any direction.

Bishop: Both of the two bishops can move any number of squares in a diagonal direction.

Queen: Queens can make the same moves as all other pieces except the knight. That means it can move any number of squares along ranks, files, and diagonals.

King: Kings can only move one square at a time but in any direction.

--- General Rules and Regulations of Chess ---

Chess Rule Pawn Promotion: The chess rule promotion applies to pawns. Each pawn has a special ability to gain promotion to the role of any other piece. But, the pawn must reach the other side of the board before it can become another chess piece.

Note: It is not true that pawns may only get exchanged to a piece that gets captured. Most players exchange a pawn to a queen because of its superior mobility on the board.

Chess Rule En Passant: En passant also applies to pawns. What if a pawn moves out two squares on its first move and lands to the side of an opponent's pawn? In effect it has jumped past the other pawn's ability to capture it.

That pawn then has the option of capturing the first pawn as it passes by. You must make this move immediately after the first pawn has moved past.

Chess Rule Castling: Chess game rules and regulations have a special move called 'castling'. This move means you can make two (2) important steps in one move. You can try to get your king to safety and move your rook from the corner and into the game.

You can only castle in chess when it is your turn. The king moves two squares to one side and the rook jumps from that side corner and next to the king on the opposite side. But, these conditions must apply for castling to take place:

- It must be the first move of that particular king

- It must be the first move of that particular rook

- There must be no pieces between the king and that rook

- You cannot castle if your king is in check or moves into check

When you castle in one direction the king finishes closer to that side of the board. The chess term for that is castling kingside. Castling to the other side is castling queenside. The king always moves two squares only any time you make the castling move.