Chess & Shogi

Six types of pieces. Countless decisions. Develop a plan that connects attack and defense.

Coordinate chariots, horses, and cannons across the river in the classic game of Chinese chess.

Captured pieces return through drops, creating new attacking and defensive possibilities.

Thai chess on an 8×8 board. White moves first.

An 8×4 board. The first reveal assigns the players' colors.

Korean chess on a 9×10 board. Cho moves first.

Gliński's 91-cell board. White moves first.

An 8×8 board. The ferz moves one square diagonally.

Burmese chess on an 8×8 board, with a setup phase before movement.