Care for a game of squiggly chess?

[juliesqveakaroo@dragon.style]

@tilton @catsalad

... that assumes that the white and red sqvares take up the same area... and that would be a LOT of calculus...

[billysmith@social.coop]

@catsalad

That is evil.

[djfiander@code4lib.social]

@linuxandyarn @DukeDuke @catsalad @alice omg. Games was such a fun magazine!

[jupiter@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@catsalad wack

[europlus@social.europlus.zone]

@catsalad ‍

[varx@cybersecurity.theater]

@catsalad I wonder if this would function as a handicap on a grandmaster (since it would probably play havoc with their pattern recognition).

I mean, definitely a handicap for both players, but perhaps more so the person with more experience!

[chip_unicorn@im-in.space]

@Azulrin @catsalad That. Would. Be. Evil.

[bcasiello@floss.social]

@catsalad @toxy Only if the board is alkaline. If not, you have to drop baking soda.

[bcasiello@floss.social]

@catsalad I want to play on that board with jello pieces. Wibbly wobbly squiggly wiggly chess.

[dukeduke@mastodon.social]

@eruonna @linuxandyarn @catsalad @alice Me too. Definitely my first-ever subscription.

[w_b@mastodon.world]

@catsalad

Acid chess