Make the L-shaped jump.
Two squares in one direction, then one to the side. Your knight can jump over other squares.
Move like a knight. Leave blocked squares behind. Capture your rival—or close their last escape route.
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No openings to memorise. No army to manage. Just you, your rival, and a board that remembers where you’ve been.
Two squares in one direction, then one to the side. Your knight can jump over other squares.
The square you leave becomes blocked. Every move changes the routes available to both players.
Capture your rival or leave them without a legal move. Sometimes the best attack is a well-placed trap.
Knight Chase turns the chess knight’s movement into a battle for space. The clever part is deciding what to leave behind.
A tempting jump is no use if it leaves you stranded. Check where you can go next—and where your rival can follow.
Seal useful squares and guide your rival into a smaller space. Your trail can do more damage than a direct chase.
Power-ups can open a route, freeze a turn, or change how you move. Save the right tool for the moment it matters.
A few ways to rethink the board:
Learn a tactic. Test an idea. Revisit a move.
There’s always another way to see the board.

Make every square you leave count.

Build your instincts with interactive lessons.

Undo, use hints, and experiment without lives.

Return to a past position and try another path.
116 levels across 14 chapters. Collect gems, reach goals, escort a piece, and adapt to new hazards as the adventure unfolds.
Meet three AI styles with adjustable difficulty, pass the device to a friend, or head into online multiplayer. Find the challenge that suits your next move.
| The idea | Classic chess | Knight Chase |
|---|---|---|
| Your pieces | Sixteen pieces per player at the start | One knight per player in a standard duel |
| The board | Squares stay available | Departed squares become sealed |
| Winning | Checkmate the opposing king | Capture your rival or trap their knight |
| A useful question | How do my pieces work together? | Which routes will still be open after my jump? |
No. You only need the knight’s L-shaped movement: two squares in one direction, then one to the side. Interactive lessons introduce the movement, escape routes, and trapping. You do not need to memorise chess openings.
Capture your rival by landing on their square, or trap them so they have no legal move. Each square you leave becomes sealed, so the board changes as you play. Adventure levels have their own objectives.
Explore 116 adventure levels across 14 chapters, face AI opponents with three styles and difficulty settings, practise with undo and hints, or challenge a friend with pass-and-play. Online multiplayer is also available.
Knight Chase is free to download on Google Play. It contains ads and optional in-app purchases. Practice mode lets you experiment without spending lives or earning progression rewards.
Online multiplayer and account features need an internet connection. Unfinished single-player games are saved locally on your device. Local saves depend on your device storage and are not a cross-device cloud backup.
Knight Chase is currently available on Android through Google Play. This page lists released platforms; any future platform releases will be added here.
A changing board. A clever rival. A trap with your name on it.