Chess puzzle, but you are what you capture
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Chess puzzle, but you are what you capture
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Re: Chess puzzle, but you are what you capture
#2ECHO CHESS Mar 25 (C)
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0:27 sec 1/8 tries 14 moves
Re: Chess puzzle, but you are what you capture
#3Such groovy music and a cool mechanic! ECHO CHESS Mar 25 (C) ♟ 0:27 sec 1/8 tries 14 moves
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#5Re: Chess puzzle, but you are what you capture
#6So is the idea that the dark red squares are inaccessible and you just can't move to them? I spent way too long trying to figure that out. I was stuck thinking along the lines of not being able to to move into check, even after transformation to another piece.
Re: Chess puzzle, but you are what you capture
#7So is the idea that the dark red squares are inaccessible and you just can't move to them? I spent way too long trying to figure that out. I was stuck thinking along the lines of not being able to to move into check, even after transformation to another piece.
Re: Chess puzzle, but you are what you capture
#8So is the idea that the dark red squares are inaccessible and you just can't move to them? I spent way too long trying to figure that out. I was stuck thinking along the lines of not being able to to move into check, even after transformation to another piece.
Also, on Firefox for android, you can't move pieces downward. The browser hijacks the "drag down" gesture and refreshes the page.
Re: Chess puzzle, but you are what you capture
#9I have the feeling this would be even much better without the red squares and with a regular sized board. And that it would feel more logical and interesting to me.
Or is it impossible to create challenging puzzles without the red squares?
Re: Chess puzzle, but you are what you capture
#10Cool idea. I have the feeling this would be even much better without the red squares and with a regular sized board. And that it would feel more logical and interesting to me. Or is it impossible to create challenging puzzles without the red squares?