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Rating: 7.4 Good
Popularity:0
Difficulty:Easy
Year:2004
Players: 2-2 players
Playing time: 60 minutes
Age:7+

Created by: Todd Kurtzer, John Zaruba

Published by: Korea Boardgames co., Ltd., Winning Moves Games (USA)

Alternate Names: 쉽게 배우는 체스

Description:

No Stress Chess is a chess board with pieces and a deck of cards displaying how the chess pieces can move.

You can play instantly because the special game board guides you to set up your pieces and each card in the innovative deck shows you how to move the piece it pictures. You just set the pieces on the board, shuffle the deck, and begin to play!

No Stress Chess teaches players the moves of all the Chess pieces. The game is played on a regulation Chess board, but doesn't require the movement knowledge or planning of Standard Chess.

No Stress Chess can be played at several levels of difficulty, gradually introducing players to Standard Chess in incremental steps. When you're ready, just flip the board to its Standard Chess board side and play the authentic "king of games".

The game is designed to teach how the pieces moved, in the learning versions of the game, players play cards from their hand of either 3 or 5 cards in order to move the chess pieces on the playing field.

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Components

  • sets of Standard Chess pieces
  • a two-sided Chess board
  • a deck of 56 Action cards
  • black plastic card tray
  • Rulebook

Setup

  1. Placing the Pieces. Note: eachplayer's Queen always begins onits own colored space.

    Place the Chess pieces on the board where indicated.

    They are arranged just like in regular Chess, except for two Pawns, which are moved forward as shown on the board left.

    These two Pawns are typically moved first by experienced players, in order to clear the way for the more powerful pieces behind them to move. …



Chess was originally invented in India around the 6th century AD. Since then, Chess has be- come known as the game of kings and the greatest of games. Now that you're comfortable with how the Chess pieces move and capture, here are the rules to play Standard Chess.

Standard Chess is a game of logic. No Action cards are used. Instead, on his turn a player is free to move any one of his pieces among those that can be moved. …



Among games, Chess has probably inspired more study than any other. Hundreds of books have been published about its strategy. If you find Chess exciting, you'll find it satisfying to read one or more of them. For now, here are some basic strategies.

1. Your Opening Move

The most popular opening move is to advance your King's Pawn two spaces. This is known as the "King's Pawn" opening. The second most popular opening is to advance the Queen's Pawn two spaces ("Queen's Pawn" opening). …




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