An electronic chess game designed to easily learn to play chess while having fun!
The ChessLight is an electronic computer with touch-sensitive keypad, perfect to learn how to play or improve your level. ! With 64 game levels, it adjusts to your capacity and accompany you in your progression.
The ChessLight is a sophisticated chess game with assessment of your performance thanks to the ELO 1800 system. Its touch-sensitive board records the moves under the played piece and under the destination square of the move. Thanks to its 64 light diodes, you can see the coordinates of your moves and of those of the computer.
Learn how to play chess whatever your level is!
For children and beginners, learn how to play thanks to the 5 levels “beginners”, in which the computer incites the opponent to progress by deliberating giving up its pawns.
For the most experienced, the ChessLight also has an “improvement” mode, which indicate to the player if the move he played was optimal, and to attempt a new move after. It also allows to learn and practice the 50-move rule, the stalemate, the draw by repetition, the pawn promotion and the enpassantcapture.
It offers the possibility to play with 2 players or against the computer.
New functions for the perfect game experience!
Thanks to the many functions of the ChessLight, discover a new way to play chess:
- “Hint” function: the computer helps the player by gIving a hint.
- “Training” mode: indicated if the move played is optimal.
- “Takeback” function: allows to go back up to 2 moves behind.
- “Multimove” function: to judge a game between 2 players.
Designed for children from 7+ and to adults.
About Lexibook
Lexibook is a company that designs, manufactures, and markets consumer electronics products throughout Europe.
Lexibook is the European champion of licensed entertainment electronics and collaborates with multiple partners such as Disney, Marvel, Warner, Universal, Paramount...
This success can be explained by a strategy that includes strong, international, and often exclusive licenses (Barbie, Spiderman, Oui-Oui, Disney, etc.), as well as by high added value products that include electronics (educational computers, televisions).
An electronic chess game designed to easily learn to play chess while having fun!
The ChessLight is an electronic computer with touch-sensitive keypad, perfect to learn how to play or improve your level. ! With 64 game levels, it adjusts to your capacity and accompany you in your progression.
The ChessLight is a sophisticated chess game with assessment of your performance thanks to the ELO 1800 system. Its touch-sensitive board records the moves under the played piece and under the destination square of the move. Thanks to its 64 light diodes, you can see the coordinates of your moves and of those of the computer.
Learn how to play chess whatever your level is!
For children and beginners, learn how to play thanks to the 5 levels “beginners”, in which the computer incites the opponent to progress by deliberating giving up its pawns.
For the most experienced, the ChessLight also has an “improvement” mode, which indicate to the player if the move he played was optimal, and to attempt a new move after. It also allows to learn and practice the 50-move rule, the stalemate, the draw by repetition, the pawn promotion and the enpassantcapture.
It offers the possibility to play with 2 players or against the computer.
New functions for the perfect game experience!
Thanks to the many functions of the ChessLight, discover a new way to play chess:
- “Hint” function: the computer helps the player by gIving a hint.
- “Training” mode: indicated if the move played is optimal.
- “Takeback” function: allows to go back up to 2 moves behind.
- “Multimove” function: to judge a game between 2 players.
Designed for children from 7+ and to adults.
About Lexibook
Lexibook is a company that designs, manufactures, and markets consumer electronics products throughout Europe.
Lexibook is the European champion of licensed entertainment electronics and collaborates with multiple partners such as Disney, Marvel, Warner, Universal, Paramount...
This success can be explained by a strategy that includes strong, international, and often exclusive licenses (Barbie, Spiderman, Oui-Oui, Disney, etc.), as well as by high added value products that include electronics (educational computers, televisions).