Chinese Chess
Classic Xiangqi vs AI — five difficulties plus a tutor mode.
The game loads only after you click; progress is saved in your browser.
About this game
Authentic Chinese chess: play Red and take on a built-in AI across five difficulty levels. The new Learning Mode adds an AI teacher that narrates each move — explaining why the opponent moved and highlighting your suggested reply in gold. Legal-move highlighting, undo, and anti-perpetual-check rules keep the game fair. Fully offline — progress is saved in your browser.
How to play
- New to the game? Start in Learning Mode and follow the gold hints.
- You play Red (bottom). Tap a piece, then tap a destination to move.
- All legal moves are highlighted so you never misplay.
- Press Undo to take back your last move.
- Perpetual checking is drawn or forced to vary — no AI cheese.
Features
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Update information
Developed: 20260712
Last updated: 20260712
FAQ
Does Chinese Chess require a download?
No. The page first shows a static description; the game loads only after you press Play.
Where is progress saved?
Progress and settings are saved in your local browser; no account is required.