3D Chess already exists, it's called Strato Chess. But in 3D world, you can't travel through time (Cause Time is the 4th dimension) so if you can time travel, it's 4D. All though I (may) get what you mean. Maybe you mean a 4D Chess with 3D board Note: Time Travelling in 4D and 5D are different. 4D is just warping into the past or present without changing anything else (Thus, changing the past or future is not possible here) or just staying in different parts of the same timeline at once. While 5D time travelling creates an entirely different timeline for doing so (in which you can change it however you'd like)
I think you'd have to refer to the colours, but since they share an orientation, it's not too bad. You notate the coloured squares as A1-C3 each, but with a leading letter for each colour: (Y)ellow, (O)range, (R)ed, (P)urple, (G)reen, (C)yan, and (M)iddle for the no-mans-land in the center. You also (B)lack and (W)hite for each side's starting area, though rank 1 only has the bonus square in the middle, and ranks 2, 3, and 4 (counting out from the board edge) have different numbers of spaces, just counting across each layer. This only leaves the white spaces on the edge of the board unmarked, but you could make them (E)dge A1-B2. It took me way too long shuffling colour and zone names around to make sure they would all be one-letter unique.
This would look more readable if the board was actually a 3-D shape made of (or at least backed with) ferromagnetic material and the pieces made magnetic, so that you can actually see the intended relations between the sub-boards.
1:54 I believe it’s better to use a chess piece of a different style so that you know which piece is used in the game and which is used as a reference to help you.
This reminds me of time cube chess, where there are 6 boards, one for the future, one for the past, and 4 alternate presents. You go white first on the first present board, then black on the second, then white again on the third, then black again. Then you update the future board based on the "agreement" of pieces on the present boards, moving them there relative to where they started. You can give up your turn on any present board to move a piece in either the future or the past, pieces captured in the past being removed from all boards. The goal is to checkmate your opponent's king in the future. What really reminded me of this though was that two present boards have to agree with each other about where a piece is for that to propagate to the future, and a piece can be in two places at once in the future as a result.
Excellent question, I was wondering the same thing. The only answer I can come up with is that you are using 3 d pieces to play in a 4 d space. Should you start off with 4 d pieces in a 4 d space?
I actually legit think this is more complicated than 5DC. The way the information in parsed and presented in multiple ways, the clean graphic design...like 5DC is doing everything it can to try to show you how it's working. This board is kind of actively doing the opposite with it's multipositioning and weird angles, I mean its literally called illusion, its trying to be confusing.
@A Random Gamer No it doesn't, for the exact same reason that 2d is still 2d chess, even though picking up pieces technically gives them a third dimension for their movement: it's not relevant to the game. If I asked you to notate a knight's move, you would use four coordinates because there are only four dimensions. And that's just the most obvious way you can tell, that's not even any of the actual logic behind it; though, trust me, that list doesn't end.
According to someone, you said we could make our own variants, so here is mine. Video idea: Fan made mod (by me), rock papers scissors chess.(Please read full comment.) The rules are the same as regular chess, except for these changes. A new piece is in the game, called the citizen.The citizen moves like a rook,but only 1 square at a time, so one square horizontally and vertically, not diagonally. Although, it can capture like a bishop one square, so 1 square diagonally in all directions. It is not placed anywhere at the start of the board and is merely a promotion piece, which we will talk about later. To sum up how it moves, it is like a king, but not as important and cannot capture horizontally or vertically, only diagonally. Now, onto the real rules of the game. There is no check or checkmate, every time someone captures a piece, you play rock papers scissors (3 rounds) to see if it is captured or not. If the defending player wins, they keep their piece and it is their turn, if the attacking player wins, they capture the piece like normal. Pawns are not allowed their double step move, therefore, en passant isn't allowed. If a pawn reaches the end of the board, another rock papers scissors match begins. The promoting player must say which piece he would like to promote to beforehand. This time, rock papers scissors is only one round because its a promotion match. If the promoting player wins, he may pick his promotion piece. If the defending player wins, the promoting player's pre picked piece is now demoted one level down. The level goes like this. Citizen, Knight, Bishop, Rook, Queen. You may not pick the citizen to promote to, it is only for if the pre-picked piece was a knight and the promoting player loses. One example is if the promoting player loses and picked a queen beforehand, it is now a rook. If he had picked knight, the pawn is now a citizen. Some other variant ideas of this one are no citizen, instead if he had picked knight and loses, he now picks an enemy piece to make his own. If you do use this idea, please give me credit and give me a shoutout.
This is not 4D chess, it's 3D chess. In fact, we can't imagine what 4D or 5D chess would look like. We can only assume and there isn't a way to prove it (for now).
1D gardener chess
2D Chess
3D Chess
4D illusion Chess
5D Chess with Multiversal time travel
My life is complete
6d chess?
10D chess (jumpscare)
10D chess??? 🗿🗿🗿
(100^100^100(100^100))D Chess
@@slametwidodo2634 that was an April fools video, it doesn't count
2:14 "You may not perform an infinite move" - the most important rule of all time
Not infinite, but nothing says I can’t loop around 400 times before stopping, so long as it’s not the starting square
“En Passant works like normal”
Literally every chess player:How bad can this possibly be?
Okay, the board's a bit funky and allows some weird movement, but this doesn't seem that complicated.
1:30: oh no
LMAO
Now you're thinking with Portal
Same
Yup that's some brain goo
No.
4d chess with space travel
5d chess with space and time travel
Now, we need 3d chess with time travel...
3d chess (aerial travel)
thats 4d chess but another variant (mathematically speaking)
3D Chess already exists, it's called Strato Chess. But in 3D world, you can't travel through time (Cause Time is the 4th dimension) so if you can time travel, it's 4D. All though I (may) get what you mean. Maybe you mean a 4D Chess with 3D board
Note: Time Travelling in 4D and 5D are different. 4D is just warping into the past or present without changing anything else (Thus, changing the past or future is not possible here) or just staying in different parts of the same timeline at once. While 5D time travelling creates an entirely different timeline for doing so (in which you can change it however you'd like)
@@4thwallbreaker843 The fourth dimension is not time
That's all I have to say if you reply I won't respond
@@4thwallbreaker843 or maybe 2d chess with a third time dimension
Teacher : The test isnt that complicated
The test:
Lol☠️
Looks like it would be fun to play! Not sure how notation would work, but the conjoined spaces and deceptive lines of attack are pretty groovy.
I think you'd have to refer to the colours, but since they share an orientation, it's not too bad. You notate the coloured squares as A1-C3 each, but with a leading letter for each colour: (Y)ellow, (O)range, (R)ed, (P)urple, (G)reen, (C)yan, and (M)iddle for the no-mans-land in the center. You also (B)lack and (W)hite for each side's starting area, though rank 1 only has the bonus square in the middle, and ranks 2, 3, and 4 (counting out from the board edge) have different numbers of spaces, just counting across each layer. This only leaves the white spaces on the edge of the board unmarked, but you could make them (E)dge A1-B2.
It took me way too long shuffling colour and zone names around to make sure they would all be one-letter unique.
This must be how it feels to play chess while high
Drunk Magnus be like:huh, it's the same tho
How it feels to chew 5 gum
@@alexwijaya6857
What about drunk Alekhine?
😂😂
That’s a good one! Playing chess in a jail cell yelling your moves with someone that doesn’t know how to play!
This would look more readable if the board was actually a 3-D shape made of (or at least backed with) ferromagnetic material and the pieces made magnetic, so that you can actually see the intended relations between the sub-boards.
🤓
@@dalepirofsky3851 pov: you didnt understand the comment
@@supergabriel2782 it’s a meme batman
@@dalepirofsky3851 well you see batman *shits agressively*
you cant identify all the subregions together without making a confusing self intersecting mess
There are so many cool chess variants. If only I could play chess to begin with.
Can't wait for Drunk Magnus to dominate this game while the Botez sisters dance to EDM
You did an excellent job explaining. My head still hurts.
Part 9 of asking Triple S Games to make a How to Play Oat Jenkins Chess 2.
YESSSSS!!!
1:54 I believe it’s better to use a chess piece of a different style so that you know which piece is used in the game and which is used as a reference to help you.
Y do we need to differentiate it? He said we can move either of the pieces
Both pieces are equally "real" so it really doesn't matter. I think maybe you didn't fully understand the rules tbh.
they're both markers to identify the same piece; they're equal in "realness" and making moves based on either being the "real" one are equally valid.
Sorry, guys. Sometimes I don’t pay as much attention.
@@leoli2284 nah you good
"The rules are the same as regular illusion chess, except for the following changest"
The infinite move rule made me burst on laughter
2:14 thats actually so funny 😂
This looks better and worse than any horrible joke version of chess I have ever cooked up to annoy chess people with; I love it
"En passant is allowed like normal"
Oh god
“Like a Kaleidoscope, you’ll never know which way is up!”
Is there a print n play version somewhere? I would absolutely love that
Or a picture that I could print would work
@@noedig101 its not that complicated you could probably take a screenshot and redraw it in paint or smth
the board, not the game
0:15
The fact that I believe you understood yourself is the real illusion
Hey look! It’s my grandma’s eyesight!
Neat! 😄👍
I set the board out in front of a guy who wanted to play me in chess, and he left immediately.
This is awesome version of the game
Someone please import this online. It would be fun
"the rules are the same as regular chess,except you don't know what the actual *_QUACK_* you're doing."
My brain is broken, yet I understood everything.
If this kind of chess was seen in a Star Trek episode, I would not be surprised.
Interesting, a 3d holographic 4d representation. The main issue I found with 4D chess is that no one has a board to even play on
Imagine having your king protected by pawns, while the queen in just chilling with all of the peices protecting her
This looks like a real mindbender.
Now we need a 5 player and 5D chess
5D chess already exists.
@@BRUH-lx3jv 6D Chess when 😳
@@BRUH-lx3jv No it doesn't. That game is actually only four dimensions.
@@deadersurvival4716 Yeah I know, but it's called 5D chess and that's enough for me.
@@BRUH-lx3jv fair, but it's still important to include the technicality, since other people might care more.
Chess but your high and you dont know how to play chess:
How about combine this 4D illusion rules with chessPLUS rules?
Do 12D 3-player chess with Multiverse Time Travel
im gonna play some 5d chess now,this sh is incomprehensible
When normal chess is not enough...
OMG. My head hurts. I LOVE IT!
I think my two brain cells just exploded.
Oh no did someone give me methamarphai-nela -ah-o-o *PASSES OUT*
Oh... Looks like my brain jumped off a bridge again.
Alternate Name: "Rook Sniping your Queen from 28 miles away in a single move" Chess
Finally found the game Hakimi's been playing
*Who's up for a game of 4D Illusion Chess?*
Did he say the "for a refresher" line quicker than usual? 😭
I want Hikaru to attempt a bongcloud attack with this chessboard.
Left-handed bongcloud or right-handed bongcloud?
Somehow 5D chess seems simpler to understand lol
Trippy chess
Alt title: Chess but your tripping
So they did released Chess 2
Carcasonne?
this isnt complicated or confusing in the slightest.
Am lost by 1:01
This point forward am clueless
the "4D" chess is actually 2D chess with non-joint tiles.
5D chess ?
I’m waiting for 4D Chess to combine with 5D Chess.
Somebody thought to make this...
Chess with Doctor Strange and Wong.
Hi!
Ok so this is just a weirder looking chess...besides that, it seems...weirdly normal?
wait
WAIT
This reminds me of time cube chess, where there are 6 boards, one for the future, one for the past, and 4 alternate presents. You go white first on the first present board, then black on the second, then white again on the third, then black again. Then you update the future board based on the "agreement" of pieces on the present boards, moving them there relative to where they started. You can give up your turn on any present board to move a piece in either the future or the past, pieces captured in the past being removed from all boards. The goal is to checkmate your opponent's king in the future. What really reminded me of this though was that two present boards have to agree with each other about where a piece is for that to propagate to the future, and a piece can be in two places at once in the future as a result.
They should've called this Non-Euclidean Chess.
Bishops trying to do a 3-point turn around the 5-square intersections
All the moving rules are just so strange and groovy!
sudoku chess
So chess with portals literally everywhere.
why isn't it called quantum chess
Excellent question, I was wondering the same thing. The only answer I can come up with is that you are using 3 d pieces to play in a 4 d space. Should you start off with 4 d pieces in a 4 d space?
My chess gon flobby
Out of all the variants, this one gave me a legit headache. Anybody that could play this must be a savant.
you don't want to know what 5D chess with multiversal time travel is, don't you?
I actually legit think this is more complicated than 5DC. The way the information in parsed and presented in multiple ways, the clean graphic design...like 5DC is doing everything it can to try to show you how it's working. This board is kind of actively doing the opposite with it's multipositioning and weird angles, I mean its literally called illusion, its trying to be confusing.
@A Random Gamer That would only be 6 dimensions, because the "5D chess" is actually only 4D.
@A Random Gamer No it doesn't, for the exact same reason that 2d is still 2d chess, even though picking up pieces technically gives them a third dimension for their movement: it's not relevant to the game. If I asked you to notate a knight's move, you would use four coordinates because there are only four dimensions.
And that's just the most obvious way you can tell, that's not even any of the actual logic behind it; though, trust me, that list doesn't end.
How do people even come up with stuff like this? Like, what is their thought process? HOW?
orthagonally
The rules of the game are like chess except its not
You mean only the board when saying these changes right? 😂
69d illusion chess
How it feels to chew 5 Gum...
so like drunk chess?
I thought he would do da jumbscare again
Same
lol
According to someone, you said we could make our own variants, so here is mine. Video idea: Fan made mod (by me), rock papers scissors chess.(Please read full comment.) The rules are the same as regular chess, except for these changes. A new piece is in the game, called the citizen.The citizen moves like a rook,but only 1 square at a time, so one square horizontally and vertically, not diagonally. Although, it can capture like a bishop one square, so 1 square diagonally in all directions. It is not placed anywhere at the start of the board and is merely a promotion piece, which we will talk about later. To sum up how it moves, it is like a king, but not as important and cannot capture horizontally or vertically, only diagonally. Now, onto the real rules of the game. There is no check or checkmate, every time someone captures a piece, you play rock papers scissors (3 rounds) to see if it is captured or not. If the defending player wins, they keep their piece and it is their turn, if the attacking player wins, they capture the piece like normal. Pawns are not allowed their double step move, therefore, en passant isn't allowed. If a pawn reaches the end of the board, another rock papers scissors match begins. The promoting player must say which piece he would like to promote to beforehand. This time, rock papers scissors is only one round because its a promotion match. If the promoting player wins, he may pick his promotion piece. If the defending player wins, the promoting player's pre picked piece is now demoted one level down. The level goes like this. Citizen, Knight, Bishop, Rook, Queen. You may not pick the citizen to promote to, it is only for if the pre-picked piece was a knight and the promoting player loses. One example is if the promoting player loses and picked a queen beforehand, it is now a rook. If he had picked knight, the pawn is now a citizen. Some other variant ideas of this one are no citizen, instead if he had picked knight and loses, he now picks an enemy piece to make his own. If you do use this idea, please give me credit and give me a shoutout.
I am a kid but when i look at the board i feeeel funny.
hiii why am i early how am i early by 20 minutes
The bloody Fu**?
*video ends*
Me: *what*
Lol same 😂😂
So This Is How Hyperbolic Chess Feel But Flatten Huh?
rocket science stuff eh
This is Acid chess
I don’t even think this is Chess anymore
My brain hurts
Magnus POV be like:
For people who think 5d chess with multiverse time travel is too simple.
Next, try playing 5D chess on this board.
Think my brain broke
These movement rules make me dizzy.
Or you can say it's high chess
Imagine playing this drunk, oh my
Chess but portal
*chess in paradox space.
Chess but drugged mode
WHO THE HECK DESIGNED THIS?
Ahh my brain
quite confusing
Chess but with reach hacks
This is not 4D chess, it's 3D chess. In fact, we can't imagine what 4D or 5D chess would look like. We can only assume and there isn't a way to prove it (for now).
It's actually only 2D chess because main board is flat :D