The rules are as follows:
- You can only see your own pieces, not your opponents. Therefore, it is a game of incomplete information.
- The only way you can see squares and your opponents pieces is if you are attacking them or your piece is occupying that square.
- The game ends when checkmate occurs or the enemy king is captured (check is usually not announced)
More information:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_chess
I would love to see this on lichess!
- You can only see your own pieces, not your opponents. Therefore, it is a game of incomplete information.
- The only way you can see squares and your opponents pieces is if you are attacking them or your piece is occupying that square.
- The game ends when checkmate occurs or the enemy king is captured (check is usually not announced)
More information:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_chess
I would love to see this on lichess!