Might & Magic: Chess Royale cheats, tips: Tips for mastering the best auto chess
Win every game of Chess Royale with these tips
Might & Magic: Chess Royale has finally released on Android and iOS, and wouldn't you know it, it's damn good. We've had plenty of Auto Chess games release on mobile already, but the minor changes to the formula that are introduced in Chess Royale are interesting enough to make it one of the best, if not the best, auto chess game to land in our lap yet.
In Chess Royale, you'll be taking on 99 other auto chess loving opponents in a battle of attrition, and with the tips you'll find in this guide, you'll be coming out on top of all of them with ease.
If you've already played a few games of auto chess in the past, like Dota Underlords or Teamfight Tactics, then you'll basically know how this game plays out, however there are a few changes here you should get used to, and not just the number of players.
This could be the best auto chess game available yet, so read on for our essential tips on how to dominate the competition…
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Auto chess royale
Yes this is a battle royale, sort of, at least in the same way that Tetris 99 is. There are 99 other players going up against you, and that means you'll need a very strong, balanced team to take them on.
While in other auto chess games you might aim to build a counter team to your opponents, in Chess Royale, you're unlikely to fight against the same player twice, and as such, need to be ready for any situation.
This means you can focus on the basics of team composition, like a good tank and some strong DPS units, instead of worrying about the minutiae.
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Gaming the shop
In most auto chess games, the shop is a hostile place. You'll flick through endlessly for the units you want to put on the field, only to be disappointed when they come up, and you don't have enough.
Thankfully, you'll only need a single gold to cycle the shop, and when your turn starts the shop doesn't reset itself, it stays on whatever inventory it had last.
That means you can cycle through the shop while your turn is playing out, and even if you lack the gold to purchase the unit you want, it'll still be there when your turn ends and you get some more. But of course, in the early game, it's good to use gold to level yourself up and put more units down on the field.
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Multi-star monsters
This works similarly to every other auto chess game. If you buy three of any monster, they will combine into a higher-ranked monster, which is far more powerful.
Then you can combine three of these higher-ranked monsters into a single powerful monster, and these will clean up most matches with ease.
You will have limited space on your bench though, and if you have multiple of the same unit, it won't contribute to your shared buffs. Luckily, the monsters you already own will glow a bit in the shop, to hint that you should use them.
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Shared buffs
Again, this is a common theme in auto chess games, and it is here as it is in many others. If you have multiple monsters with the same affinities, you can increase their abilities.
This will all be displayed in the top left of the main screen, and will be listed just underneath monsters in the shop. You will need a certain number of units to activate these buffs, but once you have the buff, your entire team will receive it.
In the end game, you should be aiming to have as many of these buffs active as possible, along with high-ranked units on your field. With these combined, you will almost certainly come away as the overall champion, if not top three - at the least.
