battle chess game of kings all animations

Same for a King attacking a Knight - the Knight catches the Cartoon Bomb the King bats at him, blinks at the player, then looks down when he realizes the fuse is burning out.

The Pawn briefly looks at the player in response, as if to say: 'What the hell?!' When a Queen attacks a Pawn, she uses her magic to make his spear vanish.It's arguably worse in the NES port, where it's so adamant on never losing any pieces that putting so much as an enemy pawn in position to be captured will cause the CPU to lock up while it tries to think of a way out of the predicament. Artificial Stupidity: As mentioned in the main blurb, the AI isn't the sharpest to ever appear in the chess game.Armor Is Useless: Knights are often on the receiving end of this - sword thrusts effortlessly penetrating their breastplates is a common result of battles in Game of Kings.Amusing Injuries / Bloody Hilarious: Contributes to the Black Comedy in Battle Chess and goes into downright slapstick territory in Chinese Chess.Agony of the Feet: In the original Pawn vs Pawn.In Battle Chess, it transforms into a rock monster when moving and fighting. Adaptational Badass: The Rook, in the original board game, is a watchtower of some kind.A remake, Battle Chess: Game of Kings was released on Steam in 2015. It had sequels: Battle Chess 4000, which is normal chess but with sci-fi characters used as chess pieces, and Battle Chess II: Chinese Chess, based on the Chinese Chess board game.

American versions of the game did include gorier battles.

In other words, it's basically a chess game that plays like Holochess or Wizard's Chess. Since the rules of chess are still in effect, the result of these battles is always a Foregone Conclusion, but the battles are fun to watch, especially on early plays (watching the same animation for the millionth time, however.) Every time there is a capture, the capturing piece fights a little battle with the captured piece on the board. But it is different in one way: The chess pieces are all animated, and every time a piece was moved, you can see an animation. In most respects, it is an ordinary chess program, not even as smart as most PC chess programs of the time. Battle Chess is a series of Chess programs for various PC and console platforms, made back in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

Battle chess game of kings all animations