Is this ... how we used to play chess?
View the endgame
Yeah. Total immersion. Very stimulating for the mind.
The Yanese chessboard is marked and divided. The two armies are ready. Imagine that you're in an actual battle. Do your very best!
Awaiting command!
You play as Red. After you make a move, the Black side will respond... As for me, I'll observe the game as a referee.
The enemy is down to a pawn, and we have chariots, cavalry, and cannons. Great is our advantage!
Order the general advance! We shall crush the enemy!
These chess pieces ... they look just like real people.
Mm. They obey orders and fight really well. In this realm, they are soldiers of the finest quality.
Ahem... That pawn is serious trouble.
If he gets one more move, you're done, no matter how many pieces you have.
Um, should the referee be giving me tips...
S-so what? Do you think I like to see you lose?
Now that reminds me. Back then you would say, "A good observer is a quiet one," and just stood there watching me worry! Hmph!
Well, I'm letting that slide. Focus on the puzzle now.
Try to keep the enemy suppressed.
Touch the piece and give your command.
One more step and the enemy will trap our Marshal. I say we go for a chariot charge and turn this around!