From the 6th century until now, chess still has no change. It is still an old mind sport that any of us can sit down, play a game of chess and think brainstorming step by step.
But in the age of classical things that can be changed, there is a Japanese development team, called the Blitzkrieg Team that brings a bit of modernity into the ancient chessboard that has become this legend. They turn chess into an experience of the technological age, the game evolves much faster.
This new flag type is Speed Chess.
The name Blitzkrieg means "a lightning attack" , and the product they make also has that kind of direction: they name this new flag Speed Speed . It's a multicolored chess board with a neon color everywhere, at first glance, you might think right away that this board comes straight out of a cyberpunk world (like Blade Runner?).
This is a video showing this flag:
Chessboard changes in a modern style, and the game rules are also completely different. Instead of players playing in turn, they are ATTACHED to play chess in real time . After moving a unit, that piece will enter a standby state (cooldown). In a turn-based game like this, timing is a prerequisite for winning Speed Chess.
The score of each player is probably based on the number of moves and the number of "eaten" troops.
Players play chess at the same time in real time.
What do you think about this brand new flag? If it was a pastime, it would definitely be a good time killer. But it is obvious that it cannot surpass chess: there is a reason for chess to exist from the 6th century to today.
