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Magic Chess: Go Go, An MLBB-inspired Auto-Chess Mobile Game Opens Pre-Registration

Magic Chess: Go Go, an auto-battler chess game inspired by Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB), is now open for pre-registration, bringing a fresh take on the popular MLBB Magic Chess mode. Originally a limited-time mode introduced in 2020, Magic Chess was made permanent due to high player demand. Now, Vizta Games is launching it as a standalone title with brand-new features and visual upgrades.

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Gameplay Features in Magic Chess: Go Go

The gameplay mechanics in Magic Chess: Go Go remain true to the MLBB-inspired auto-battler style. In each match, players control a Commander who recruits, upgrades, and deploys Heroes to compete against seven other players on an 8-player chessboard. With strategic planning, players aim to be the last one standing by building powerful team synergies.

Notably, Magic Chess: Go Go allows players to form unique combinations with Heroes from different MLBB regions, such as the Moniyan Empire, Northern Vale, and The Barren Lands. Familiar MLBB characters will also feature, making it a must-play for fans of the original game.

Pre-Registration and Early Access Rewards

To join the pre-registration for Magic Chess: Go Go, players can visit the game’s official website or the Google Play Store in selected regions. Signing up early grants a chance to earn rewards, including Commander Layla (1-Star), Chess Points, a Go Go Chest (1-Star), and a Limited Avatar Border. A select number of players will also receive an early access confirmation email if chosen.

While the game’s full release date has yet to be announced, pre-registering will ensure that you’re among the first to experience this exciting new title.

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