Free browser physics destruction game with 100 hand-crafted levels and strategy guides
Master chess through legendary games by replaying iconic positions and testing your calculation against the engine
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Startup
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2026
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Pricing model
Free
Freemium
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Player plan: $4.99 per month or $50 per year. Yearly billing saves 16% and works out to $4.17 a month. Includes unlimited positions, record and export, 1080p quality, and basic AI analysis. 30-day money-back guarantee.
Key features
100 hand-crafted puzzle levels with deterministic physics and Par scoring
Real-time 3D rigid-body collision detection at 60 FPS
Touch and mouse controls with responsive layout for mobile and desktop
Local progress saving with star ratings and level unlocking
Comprehensive written strategy guides with in-game screenshots
15 advanced demolition and strategy principles
Materials guide explaining glass, tin, wood and stone mechanics
10-chapter walkthroughs covering all 100 levels
Multilingual support in English, Spanish, Japanese, French and German
No account or download required to play
Replay iconic chess positions from legendary games
Test calculation against AI engine
Challenge friends with shareable links
Compare continuation against best engine line
Game recording and export
Basic AI analysis
1080p quality output
Play against engine from any position
Curated library of historic positions
Free position challenges without account
What makes it different
Physics guides verified directly from the game engine rather than automated or copied content
Rigorous playtesting methodology with hundreds of test shots to determine Par thresholds
Plays instantly in browser with no downloads, accounts or sign-ups needed
Cross-platform play with identical physics on mobile, tablet and desktop
Play from the exact moment of legendary games, not just study them
Designed for pausing chess videos to calculate positions
Step into the shoes of chess legends at critical game moments
Compare your moves directly against engine analysis
Built by an indie hacker solving a personal chess problem