Nick.com Chess

Play the Nick.com Chess game and learn how to win at this awesome strategy board game! Plan your moves in advance and checkmate your opponent's King!

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About Nick.com Chess Game

  • Game Type
    Flash
  • Requirements
    Any Browser
  • Supported Devices
    Desktop, Mobile, Tablet
  • Game Resolution
    750 x 500
  • Published Date
  • Play Count
    17342
  • Vote Count
    317
  • Rating
    85%

The heroes from SpongeBob Squarepants, Jimmy Neutron, and The Fairly OddParents are ready to teach you how to play and win at chess in the Nick.com Chess game! Although chess is quite complicated and hard to grasp in one go, this can be a fun way to start with! The more you practice, the easier it'll become to defeat your opponents. Are you ready for your first Checkmate?

This is a 2-player game, meaning you and your opponent should use the same Laptop/PC to play it. Your goal is to seize your rival's pieces, kick them off the board and claim victory by checkmating their King. It might seem simple, but there are many rules and patterns to remember if you want to win every round! What are you waiting for? Try your best!

How to Play

To move the pieces around, use your mouse. First, you'll need to choose your board and pieces based on your favorite Nickelodeon cartoon! Then, you'll need to click on the piece you want to move and select a square to place it on. Each player repeats this action every turn until one wins!

You'll have to keep in mind that each piece has a movement pattern. For example, the Pawn can only move one space forward, while the Bishop can cross the board diagonally.

When attacking your opponent's pieces, you must keep track of the patterns and try to prevent the capturing of your pieces. However, don't hesitate to use these moves to your advantage when kicking a rival's piece out!

There's more you should know!

The game is won when you can claim Checkmate against your opponent. This happens when one of your pieces can put your rival's King in check, and he has no other free squares to move.

Besides the basic rules, chess has a bunch of exceptional ones as well. For example, if one of your pawns reaches the opposite end of the board, you can replace it with another piece, such as a Rook, Bishop, Queen, or Knight! You can check the rules or functions of the pawns at any time during the game by clicking on the Help button!

Are you ready to impress your friends and become the ultimate chess champion? Checkmate the King and conquer the board!