A closer look

A little more
behind the board.

Ideas shaping Chess, again. Explore the experiences we are working toward, the choices behind the design and the questions that deserve clear answers before a first order.

01 / A place of its own

Why a device

Why we are creating a dedicated handheld for chess: fewer competing apps, physical controls and a small ritual you can return to.

02 / Connected play · planned

Chess.com & Lichess

Explore planned Chess.com and Lichess support for Chess, again, including connected games and a focused handheld experience.

03 / Interaction design · in development

Touch & physical controls

Explore physical controls and the touch interaction we are developing for the Chess, again handheld concept.

04 / Offline play · planned

Offline practice

Our plans for offline chess practice, adjustable computer opponents and a handheld that can travel with you.

05 / Daily practice · planned

Puzzles & tactics

A focused place for chess puzzles, tactical practice and short sessions: the Chess, again product direction.

06 / Learning tools · planned

Learn & explore moves

Explore our plans for optional move guidance, approachable chess practice and learning through positions.

07 / Game review · planned

Review your games

Our direction for saved games, move-by-move review and exploring the decisions that shaped a chess game.

08 / Shared play · planned

Play with friends

Explore planned friend challenges and local two-player chess for the Chess, again handheld concept.

09 / Everyday attention

More intentional play

A more intentional chess routine: fewer competing apps, clear stopping points and a dedicated space for the game.

10 / Before the first order

Price & availability

Explore the planned $99 USD limited launch price and $159 USD regular price for Chess, again. Free waiting list; no deposit or preorder.

11 / A trackpad for your thumb

Touch joystick studies

Explore three circular touch joystick concepts for Chess, again: a touch ring, a full touch disc and a hybrid centre with deliberate confirmation.

12 / White and dark titanium studies

Materials & finishes

Explore white and dark titanium colour concepts for Chess, again, and the materials we are considering for the enclosure and circular touch surface.

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