How to Play Chess Ranger
Move a single chess piece across the board to capture every target in the minimum number of moves, without revisiting squares.
Try it now — Easy 6x6 →The Rules
- Move a single chess piece using legal chess moves to capture every target on the board
- The piece moves according to its chess movement rules (queen, knight, bishop, etc.)
- All targets must be captured — find the sequence that clears the board
- In some variants, the piece cannot revisit squares — plan the route accordingly
Available in 3 sizes (5x5, 6x6, 8x8) and 3 difficulty levels (easy, normal, hard).
See It in Action
Move the piece using chess rules to capture every target on the board
How to Play
- Count the targets and mentally plan a route that visits all of them
- Move the piece to a position where it can reach the next target
- Identify targets that can only be reached from one direction and plan to capture those last
- Trace the full capture sequence before committing to moves
Pro Tips
If the piece is a knight, think in L-shapes — not all squares are reachable from all positions in one move
Targets in corners are hardest to reach for most pieces — include them in route planning first
If you get stuck, reverse your sequence — sometimes the last target should actually be captured first
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Chess Ranger?
Chess Ranger is a path puzzle. Move your piece following chess movement rules to capture all marked targets. Find the sequence that clears the board.
Choose Your Challenge
Start with easy to learn the rules, then progress to harder difficulties.