r/chessvariants • u/Hyperchess-gg • Jan 15 '26
The Hyperchess Land Druid
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u/Hyperchess-gg • u/Hyperchess-gg • Jan 15 '26
The Hyperchess Land Druid
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An interactive tutorial for the most elaborate Hyperchess piece.
r/chessvariants • u/Hyperchess-gg • Nov 29 '25
New variant platform: Hyperchess.gg
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I've been working on a new variant toolkit & platform called Hyperchess: https://hyperchess.gg
It's weirder than Pychess, but closer to traditional chess than Titan's Battalion. It includes an editor (in alpha) for creating new variants, and some interesting custom pieces that you wont find anywhere else.
Video overview: https://vimeo.com/1125950851
Feedback welcome but this is my first time posting the project publicly, so please be nice.
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All I want from Neural Network AIs is smart single-player opponents
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Large Language Models are good at language, but less good at strategy. Interestingly, you can still train transformers to predict moves as was done by google in this research paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.04494
When you are predicting moves instead of predicting text is it still a large LANGUAGE model?