Chesster

This is my 1st review. I don't normally bother with them, but I just wanted to counter the negative reviews (most of which seem to have vanished now). There was an issue with steam upon release which apparently resulted in the game being erroneously free for a short period of time. It was never meant to be free, but some reviewers had given them a negative review simply because they felt shortchanged because they paid for a game that was free for a bit... they were saying it should be free to play, even though there are no in app purchases...Dev's gotta be supported somehow! I paid for it and I'm glad I did. This is a fun little puzzle game. I'll put it simply, if you like puzzle games and want to try a bejeweled type game with a chess twist, give it a go. There are a few different game types, and it does seem to be tricky in some levels (especially the puzzle and challenge levels) and I'm still fairly early on in the game. It's cheap, it is a tried and tested genre with a twist, and...

A very interesting take on an old time Gold classic. At this price it is well worth it. Well realized and interesting graphical art surroudings.

I really like the concept but i wish they had not gone for this objective based puzzle, high score or puzzle quest style battles just would have worked better. I suppose that stuff could exist... but because not every puzzle is solvable (theres a puzzle where you have to break 15 blocks and not once has 15 blocks even so much as spawned on the puzzle, its just rng hoping the layout works in your favor) I am unable to progress any farther without just getting lucky. I'll likely keep with it and hope the rng rolls in my favor but i cannot reccomend the game.

Eh Its Tetris An Chess Smashed Up Its Okay!!!!!!

I'm not a fan of mindless Match-3 games, but I do enjoy new and innovative ideas that make you think. Chesster is a new twist on placement puzzles which will challenge your wits to plan ahead. If you like strategy and logic games, give this one a try. It has an appropriate theme with three types of gameplay that will keep you up at night for just one more round. All this wrapped in a friendly price tag.

Chesster has some tactical and strategic elements to it, but the RNG can be unforgiving in later levels.

Only played this game for about a half hour. But enough to know, this game combines a wonderful blend of Chess and a weird Match3 rolled onto one game. Think you're good at Chess or Match 3....Guess again! This amazing game will give you hours of highly addictive fun and maybe a headache or two long the way, lol! Great game, Devs Thanks! Happy Gaming, Everyone!

I really wanted to like this game but I can't. The game requires too much look to get all of the treasure out of a level. Maybe I am just a bad player but even when I tried to set something up one small thing overlooked. The puzzles are ok just the other parts of the game. 3/10

Do you like match-3 and playing Chess? Well if you do, then this is the biggest scientific break-through since sliced bread. The gameplay is actually quite good and solid. It does get quite challenging and orientated towards taking your time to plan your moves, it is not speed/time related at all. This is mainly because the tiles are signified as Chess pieces and they follow the Chess movement ruleset. The 'matching' follows the match-3 ruleset; Puzzle Quest (MPQ), Bejeweled style. How it usually works is each of your 'turns' is broken into three moves. So, you get to plan/set three movements of three different tile pieces, and then they all move together at the same time 'completing' your turn. You can make match 4, 5, etc 'L' and 'T' shapes, etc. If you match 5 tiles you get a special 'Queen' tile piece that you can make some special combo matches to get bonus points. Each board will be of a certain gameplay type, including; normal mode (standard gameplay), puzzle mode (solve a ...

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