Mate in Eleven is an entry in the auto-battler genre. Economy and positioning reign supreme, and RNG and APM take a backseat.

How it works

• 8 players take turns simultaneously, and purchase pieces from a shared pool.
• Pawns can be purchased from the shop, and they carry with them a unique piece to promote to. At lower levels, you can promote to knights and bishops, and at higher levels you'll be able to promote to rooks and queens.
• Each player gets a bench for 3 pieces, and can have 8 pieces on the board at a time.
• The shop phase allows players to position their side of the board, and then we have a chess engine pit two players' boards against each other during the combat phase. You play until checkmate.

Each player starts with 8 kings. When you lose a round, you lose a king. When you lose all your kings, you're out of the game. The last player standing wins.