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In a complex position, finding a safe haven is a survival skill. The Safe Square Survivor drill challenges you to spot squares that are NOT under attack. Click a safe square before the time runs out to survive. This fast-paced exercise trains your defensive vision, helping you avoid blunders and escape mating nets.
Enemy pieces will appear. You have 5 seconds to click a square that is NOT attacked.
Score: 0Level: 1
Find a safe square!
GAME OVER
You were attacked!
Enemy pieces will appear. You have 5 seconds to click a square that is NOT attacked.
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