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LOCKING CHESS. Play chess in a new way with pieces superimposing and moving over each other, special moves, strategies, tactics and checkmates! (8x8, Cells: 64) [All Comments] [Add Comment or Rating]

💡📝LUCIANO IMOTO wrote on Tue, Oct 10, 2023 03:00 PM UTC in reply to Ben Reiniger from Mon Sep 18 09:37 PM:

Thanks, Mr. Reiniger. English is not my mother tongue, but I will follow your recommendations and simplify the rules descriptions for better understanding. Watching the LocKing Chess demo games available on the official website can also help.

P.S.: Maybe "overlaying" is better than superimposing... What do you think?

Ben Reiniger wrote on Mon, Sep 18, 2023 09:37 PM UTC:

I read this a while back, wasn't clear on the rules, but never commented to ask. Going over it again, I can't bring myself to try to figure it all out. While part of that is me being tired, I think another part of it will affect other readers. Please try to simplify the presentation of the rules, and reduce the use of all-caps. Possibly a shorter word than "superimposed", and ones that are more varied than "superimposed on" and "superimposed upon" would also help.

💡📝LUCIANO IMOTO wrote on Tue, Jun 27, 2023 05:51 PM UTC:

In LOCKING CHESS it is still difficult to estimate the real power of the pieces because they all gained the ability to overlay, and this factor multiplies the strategic and tactical possibilities, accelerating the dynamics of chess unpredictably. However, when the pieces are in EQUAL overlay, they are like a single piece on the same square and both can be captured in a single move!

An approximate value would be: PAWN: 1.5 points BISHOP: 4 points KNIGHT: 5 points ROOK: 6 points QUEEN: 10 points KING: value to be calculated

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