90% matchGo (Game)
Surround territory on a simple grid that hides bottomless depth.
24 hobbies · ranked by compatibility with Chess
Top pick91%matchJapanese chess where captured pieces switch sides and return to the board, chess with the brakes off.
90% matchSurround territory on a simple grid that hides bottomless depth.
81% matchCompose elegant chess problems, not to win a game, but to craft a puzzle with a single beautiful solution.
81% matchImmerse in themed challenges and solve puzzles against the clock.
77% matchPlay across genres, from quick sessions to deep competitive ladders.
75% matchGather a few people around a table for an evening of strategy and stakes.
73% matchA game of people, odds, and nerve. Simple to learn, a lifetime to truly master.
72% matchThe brewer's craft behind trading card games: engineering a deck or cube that wins on purpose.
68% matchFeel the pins set and open a lock without the key.
67% matchCrack the wordplay behind the clue, and eventually flip to setting fiendish puzzles of your own.
66% matchSolve a scrambled cube in seconds through memorized algorithms.
65% matchCommand a painted army across a tabletop battlefield, where tactics and dice decide the day.
53% matchDesign and build puzzle boxes and mechanical puzzles that delight, and stump, whoever holds them.
52% matchMake and break codes, the math that keeps secrets secret.
52% matchGather friends, roll dice, and build a story no one fully controls.
50% matchBuild intricate sets and your own creations. It's a calm, tactile, deeply absorbing craft.
48% matchFollow GPS coordinates to a container someone hid for you to find.
48% matchBuild decks, chase rare cards, and play: Pokémon, Magic, sports cards, and beyond.
47% matchMap how people tick through the frameworks that try to explain us.
47% matchCrack clues and chase your own city for things hidden in plain sight.
44% matchInvent the rules, balance them, and watch strangers play your game.
43% matchTrace your family back through records, names, and dead ends.
43% matchThe study and design of flags: why they look the way they do, and how to design a great one.
42% matchRead the angles, control the cue ball, and run the table shot by shot.