Evil Chess

At first, you’re kicking back, relaxing in your evil armchair in your evil manor—then, all of a sudden, you’re being challenged by the resident evil ghost to a game of...

Ok...? Well what's so

uh yeah.

my god.

Ok well that's not too bad...

Uh oh.

In this game, players engage in what appears to be a totally normal match of chess—except there's a twist: all the pieces’ positions are randomized, while still looking like the standard pieces that belong in those spots. For example, a knight might be placed where the king usually starts, but it will still look like a king—though it moves and behaves like a knight.

This means neither player knows the true identity of their opponent’s pieces. To gain the upper hand, each must carefully deduce what their adversary is hiding, all while keeping their own pieces' true identities a secret.

The player and the ghost must outwit one another, uncover the location of each other’s true kings, and attempt to deliver checkmate in this ghoulishly twisted game of evil chess.