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Chess with voice chat, new variants, and more.
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Four landmines sit buried across the middle of the board. A piece that travels over one is gone — the move stops dead on the crater, and only a knight's jump clears them. Landing safely tells you how many live mines that square touches, and you can flag the ones you don't trust, privately.
Mark one of your pieces as a bomb. It detonates when it captures or gets captured, clearing everything within a square — and any other armed piece caught in the blast goes off too.
It appears next to your king and drifts one square every ply in a straight line to the edge of the board, annihilating everything it touches on the way. Your own pieces included.
One activation now puppets your opponent twice — any pieces, the same piece twice allowed — before they get a move of their own back.
Fire off a reaction mid-game and it pops up as a speech bubble on your opponent's board — the fastest way to say "really?" without unmuting.
A king that eats the pieces sent to kill it. Every absorbed attacker tiers it up — earthquake, then edge charge, then the slam.