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Features

Everything you need to
play, learn, and win.

Play Online

Create a private lobby, share a link, and play with exactly who you want.

Cross Platform

Play together seamlessly on any device - mobile or desktop.

Pass and Play

One device, three players. Take it in turns passing your device around the table.

Learn the Rules

Interactive tutorials and rules guide. Setting the standard for three player chess.

Game History

Review every game move by move. Play multiple games at once.

Mobile App

Available on iOS and Android. With matchmaking, turn notifications, configurable timers, and more.

3Chess matchmaking screen
3Chess live game board
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Three-player chess,
in your pocket.

The full 3Chess experience on your phone. Find a game with matchmaking, rally your friends, or pass one device around the table.

Online matchmaking

Jump into a game - paired with two rivals worldwide.

Private lobbies

Invite friends with a link and play exactly who you want.

Pass and play

Three players, one device - no connection required.

Configurable turn timers

From 5-minute blitz to 24-hour correspondence - you set the pace.

Turn-based notifications

Get pinged when it's your move. Play multiple games at your own pace.

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Rules

Same chess.
New dimensions.

Every piece you know moves exactly as it does in classical chess with the addition of a hexagonal board.

1

Hexagonal board · 96 squares

A three-way symmetric hexagonal board. The central rosette offers unique strategic opportunities.

2

Standard piece movement

Knights jump, bishops glide, rooks sweep, queens dominate. Pawns promote at the far rank. Castling included.

3

Alliances & diplomacy

No formal alliance rules — tactical cooperation is key. Letting one player gain a material advantage usually spells doom for the other two.

4

Last king standing wins

When a player is checkmated their pieces are removed from the board. The last king in play wins the game.

Check the Rules
Learn piece movement, special rules, and strategies
Diagonal Movement
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Player Chess?

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