Chess met football. Turn-based matches on a 15x15 pitch, online or solo.
Chess Ball is a turn-based football game played with chess pieces on a 15x15
pitch. Every piece moves the way it does on a chessboard — the knight still
jumps, the bishop still runs diagonals — but here it is chasing a ball.
🎯🎯Two actions a turn. Move, pass, shoot, or block. Each one costs energy, and a
piece that spends everything has nothing left when the ball comes back. Sit on
possession too long and the pitch punishes you for it.
🌏 PLAY ONLINE
Real-time matches against other players, with a room list, private rooms and a
quick queue. Leave a match and come back to it later — the server holds your
game, and a notification tells you when it is your turn. Watch replays of your
finished games and climb the leaderboards.
🏆 WEEKLY TOURNAMENT
A new tournament every week: sixteen clubs, a group stage and the knockouts.
Every club, every draw and every result is the same for everyone playing that
week.
⚽ MY SQUAD
Name your team and every piece, and follow their season — goals, saves,
tournament runs. Six abilities per piece: earn diamonds by playing and spend
them where you want them.
📺 PLAY OFFLINE
Three computer opponents, from an easy one that chases the ball to a hard one
that thinks three turns ahead. Or hand the phone across the table and play a
friend on one device.
🥅 TRAINING
A training campaign: five levels of six stages — moving, reaching the ball,
blocking, passing, saving — each scored out of three stars, and every lesson
shows the real numbers behind it.
🆓 Free. No adverts. Playable offline.
English, Türkçe, Deutsch.
Novedades
• One-tap actions: select a piece and badges mark every opponent you can block, team-mate you can pass to and goal cell you can shoot at. Tap one and it's done.
• Much more forgiving taps: a quick tap that slides still counts, and a near miss lands on the target.
• The menu that popped up around a piece is gone; actions live in a new glass bar above the board.
• New glass look for the shot cinematic, and shooters lean into the kick.