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No advertisements, nags, or in-app purchases. No internet connection needed. Fully functional offline puzzle mini game app. This is a solitaire variation mini game of Chess. You are presented with a 4x4 Chess board populated from a pool consisting of 2 Rooks, 2 Bishops, 2 Knights, 1 Pawn, 1 Queen, and 1 Lord. You may populate the board with 2-8 pieces. Using the movement guidelines of standard Chess, your goal is to clear the board of all but your latest attacking piece with the highest possible score. Here, the pawn is allowed to capture on any diagonal, not only forward. Each board presents a special 4x4 Solo Mini Chess puzzle and is not just randomly generated or preset, but results from a complex algorithm to make a solvable puzzle. Choose an attacking piece with a tap and it will glow blue. Then, tap on the piece you want to capture. If you wish to select a various attacking piece before making a move, tap the current attacking piece and it will return to its original color. Alternatively, although you cannot drag or fling the pieces, you can sort of slide your finger from the attacking piece over to the capture piece and lift, without highlighting either piece. Here are the rules: 1) Each move must effect in a capture. 2) There is no Check rule for the King. 3) Capture all but the latest attacking piece and you victory the board. Points are awarded depending on which piece you use to capture: Queen = 1 point Rook = 2 points King = 3 points Bishop = 4 points Knight = 5 points Pawn = 6 points For example, if you capture other piece with the Knight you are awarded 5 points. Boards will usually have more than one solution. Test to solve the board with the most points for that puzzle. One approach to these Chess brain mini game puzzles is to initially solve the board any method you can without regard to score. This will give you a goal upon which to improve. After subsequent retries you will oftentimes search another solutions which effect in higher scores, even if only by 1 or 2 points but sometimes as a lot of as 8 or 10 points. You may retry a board as a lot of times as you wish. Change the number of pieces with the Population button and select a static number or Random Population. You may set the sound and backflash On/Off, present the attacking points per piece, choose either black or white pieces, select various board backgrounds, and change orientation between Portrait and Landscape. Lastly, if you have comments, recommendations, complaints, or otherwise, please email [email protected]