- Five Elements Chess blends match-three gameplay with elemental magic and tactical duels.
- The game features a single-player campaign, local PvP, and online multiplayer.
- You can compete across supported platforms and climb the global leaderboard.
Candleman Games has announced the launch of the new match-three spell-duel game, Five Elements Chess, now available on Android, iOS, PC, and consoles for a premium price. This indie title from the team behind hits like Candleman and Exhausted Man also supports cross-platform online multiplayer.
You can now enjoy a fun blend of elemental magic with strategic puzzle battles
So, Five Elements Chess revolves around the Five Elements theory, where you must combine matching elements on a chessboard to generate spells and outsmart your opponents.
Winning isn’t just about making matches, as you also need to understand the Generative Cycle, use Spell Interactions to your advantage, and know when to trigger “Extremes Beget Reversals” to turn a battle around.
You can try the single-player mode, which lets you begin as a cultivator with little experience and gradually take on tougher challenges as you learn the game’s mechanics. Once you have mastered the basics, you can challenge other players through local and online PvP. The cross-platform multiplayer also lets you compete with others on supported platforms and climb the global leaderboard.
With simple rules, a calm, Zen-inspired visual style, and plenty of room for strategic play, Five Elements Chess offers a different take on the match-three genre, and I’m loving it. If you’re also looking for something more thoughtful than a typical puzzle, do give this game a try.
Five Elements Chess is now available on Android, iOS, PC, and consoles for a premium price. So, you can download it via the Google Play Store or App Store for free and unlock the full version for $3.99.
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