Chess Mess Steam news

• Steam app typegame
• Steam App ID2623260
• PriceNo longer available on Steam Store
• Release dateComing soon
• DeveloperHeavy Element
• PublisherHeavy Element
• Parent gameNot available

Genres: Casual, Indie, Strategy

Company pages: Developer: Heavy ElementPublisher: Heavy Element

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Chess Mess Steam news

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Latest Steam announcements

• Chess Mess 0.8.4b beta is now live! - 4 November 2024

  WHAT'S NEW Added "exhaustion" mechanic in an effort to discourage cheesing with one or two pieces for the whole game. Exhausted pieces have their multiplier and capture value halved. Exhausted pieces who continued to be used will become deeply exhausted and will be unable to move for ~6 turns Added tutorials for exhaustion mechanic. Added a new font for the body text. Started work on refining font sizes and button proportions. Added new curse cards: Paralysis and Attrition TUTORIALS Resolved issue with tutorials triggering twice in some instances Resolved issue with modal boxes and tutorial windows appearing offscreen on certain resolutions/aspect ratios Added new introduction tutorial that clarifies you're in control of both colors Re-wrote some tutorials for clarity Moved "Reset Tutorials" option to Settings -> Gameplay GAMEPLAY Resolved issue with selections/movement actions causing…

• Chess Mess beta 0.8.3b fixes - 9 October 2024

  The latest Chess Mess update (0.8.3b) is here. It includes a bunch of small fixes that improve the overall gameplay experience. Enhanced the game's stability on Steam Deck. Refined the focus experience. Updated the game board to wrap selection of columns and rows. Implemented keyboard input. Most of the game is playable with just arrow keys and the enter key. Notable exceptions include: Card selection screen Card slot selection Options menu Tutorials Hints Enabled native touchscreen support Exported save data and preferences to external files that can be synced with Steam Cloud (WIP) This keyboard implementation lays the groundwork for gamepad input as well. Standard Xbox and DualSense controllers should work, but this is considered unstable and not guaranteed. Disabled the enableSteamOverlay function on Deck as this was causing the game to crash in Gamescope and it's not needed anyway.…

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