Capture chains
Every capture earns an extra action. Read the board, find the line, and clear a position in a single turn.
Eat Chess · Snack Attack
A tasting-menu
A tasting-menu
tactics table.
Snack Attack is an offline-first tactics score-attack game built from chess movement. Capture pieces. Chain combos. Don't worry about getting checkmates — just eat the king.
Coming soon to the App Store
How it plays
chef's note — iPad-first. iPhone supported. Designed for one good run at a time.
The knight takes the pawn, gets a free action, takes the bishop, gets another free action, takes the king. One turn, three captures, board cleared.
Chess movement, score-attack rhythm.
Snack Attack uses traditional chess piece geometry — rooks, bishops, knights, pawns — but skips the orthodox baggage. No check, no checkmate, no castling, no draws. Each turn starts with one action; every capture grants another. Sequence them well and a single turn becomes a feast.
Eat the king
The enemy king is a target piece, not a checkmate puzzle. Capture it and the board is yours — the bigger the bounty, the cleaner the line.
Run the run
Boards string together into a Solo Run with a shared turn budget. Tactics or Blitz, three difficulties, top-five local leaderboards.
Designed for one good run at a time.
Offline-first
No accounts. No ads. No tracking. The whole game runs on your device.
Tactics & Blitz
Standard runs reward planning. Blitz adds a single full-run countdown for sharper pressure.
Hundreds of authored boards
A staged 50-board run drawn fresh from a deep authored library — few back-to-back repeats.
iPad-led, iPhone friendly
Spacious on iPad, portrait on iPhone, with boards sized to the screen.
Three difficulties
Easy, Normal, Hard. Each tightens the turn budget rather than complicating the rules.
Inventory items
Teleport, Banana, and a placed Chess Piece — small support systems to save a turn or open a line.
"Don't worry about getting checkmates. Just eat the king."
Snack Attack is the first dish in the Eat Chess series — chess familiarity used as an on-ramp, not as the end goal. Built for chess-curious players, families, and anyone who wants the satisfaction of a clean line without the weight of a tournament.