Fruit chess Android

Fruit chess

By: LSDsl App
Teach the moves of chess pieces and fixing performance of the skill moves!
WUP Games
Want more fun? Play 400+ free unblocked games at

Overview

Features & Capabilities

Fruit Chess is an engaging Chrome extension designed to help users learn and practice the moves of chess pieces effectively. It offers three interactive modes:

  1. Training Mode: Select a chess piece and practice its moves with a move counter to track your progress.
  2. One Move One Fruit: Eat all fruits with the exact number of moves. Fail, and you'll level down unless "Easy mode" is enabled.
  3. Game Mode: Complete levels by eating fruits within a set number of moves, aiming to finish level 15 for victory.

Following FIDE Laws of Chess, the game provides realistic gameplay for bishops, rooks, queens, knights, and kings. Avoid moving pieces onto tree squares, adding a strategic element. Fruit Chess is perfect for beginners and chess enthusiasts seeking an enjoyable way to sharpen their skills.

User Growth & Download Statistics

By:
LSDsl
Downloads:
15,477 2
Version:
1.4 Last updated: 2019-10-12
Creation date:
2015-09-02
Publisher country:
BY BY
Email:
ls*****@inbox.ru
URLs:
Privacy policy
Full description:
See detailed description
Source:
Google Play Store
Data ingested on:
2026-08-16
Compare stats and ranking:

Contact the developer

Chrome-Stats does not own this Android app. Please use these information below to contact the Android app developer.
Developed by:
LSDsl
Google Play Store
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=by.lsdsl.chessmaster
Email:
ls*****@inbox.ru

User Reviews

Please choose animals correctly eg- rook -elephant ,bishop-camel,knight-horse, and pawn -soldier,king-king face,queen-face etc so that children can understand easily all the pieces of chess with their correct moves.and please update it regularly.
by A *****, 2020-02-25

Good!
by A *****, 2019-11-23
View all user reviews ›

Best Fruit chess Alternatives

Here are some Android apps that are similar to Fruit chess: