Pawn Chess is a fascinating chess variant that focuses exclusively on pawn movement and strategy. Each player starts with two rows of pawns on their side of the board. The objective is simple yet challenging: be the first to advance one of your pawns to the opposite end of the board, or capture all of your opponent's pawns. Movement follows simplified pawn rules - pawns can move forward one square when the space is empty, or capture diagonally forward. Unlike traditional chess, there are no special moves like en passant or two-square initial moves. The game creates an engaging tactical experience where players must balance offensive advancement with defensive positioning. The minimalist design offers surprising strategic depth. Players must carefully consider whether to push pawns forward aggressively, maintain defensive formations, or prioritize capturing opponent pieces. Breakthrough positions can develop quickly, and games tend to be shorter than traditional chess while requiring similar levels of foresight and planning. Pawn Chess offers adjustable difficulty levels and board sizes from 5×5 to 8×8, making it accessible to beginners while providing a satisfying challenge for experienced players. Despite its simplified ruleset, the game delivers rich strategic possibilities and tense gameplay moments.