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Really Bad Chess by Zach Gage

Chess variant where each player starts with a random set of pieces.

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About Really Bad Chess

Chess variant where each player starts with a random set of pieces. Really Bad Chess is a indie game makers product built by indie maker Zach Gage, launched in 2016.

Status
Active
Launched
2016
Website
stfj.net

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Really Bad Chess FAQ

What is Really Bad Chess?

Really Bad Chess is a indie game makers product: Chess variant where each player starts with a random set of pieces.

Who made Really Bad Chess?

Really Bad Chess was made by Zach Gage, New York indie game designer behind SpellTower, Really Bad Chess, Good Sudoku and Puzzmo. It launched in 2016. Zach Gage has also built Puzzmo, SpellTower, Good Sudoku, Knotwords.

Is Really Bad Chess still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Really Bad Chess is still active and run by Zach Gage at stfj.net.

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