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Early parts of the game teach you the placement of the pieces and how they move, and once you get the basics down, you'll start tackling chess puzzles and playing games against the computer.

So, the way to beat the chess minigame is to learn how to play chess. Then, play against the computer (use the right mouse button or X/Square on a controller to move pieces) and crush them.

There are no external factors that affect the performance of a supercomputer; it plays a perfect game of chess every time. So why don’t we watch two computers play chess?