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Original Concept & Rules by: Patrick Mulcahy & Geoff Cowper-Hill | ||
Copyright © 1987-2001. Patrick Mulcahy / AstroQab All rights reserved. |
RPGchess is a 'Turn-based' 2-player game - just like normal chess. The effective strategy of play is different to normal chess though. Press {F1} (Function Key 1) after loading RPGchess to read the basic rules etc. They vary only slightly to the 'board game' rules published on this web-site (see the link below).
These screen-shots are what you will see if you are using a 15 inch monitor at 800x600 screen resolution. RPGchess must be played in 800x600 screen resolution (minimum) - otherwise you will not be able to see all of the game window.
To download the installation files of RPGchess click on the following link...
Updated: 24 Dec 2001Or...Go to the files section of the RPGchess Discussion Forum.
...Or and request it.
The downloaded file rpgchess_install.exe is a 'self-extracting archive'. After you have downloaded it double-click on it and select the folder that you would like to put the game files in. And that is all there is to the installation process. Then, to start the game, go to the folder and double-click on the 'executable' file rpgchess.exe. Please be patient - the game takes a while to load, but I think it's worth the wait. ;-)
Update: The game is now absolutely free. (Added: 14 May 2002.)
Update: Added the facility to save and load multiple games. (Added: 7 Jan 2002.)
Update: Fixed bug that caused game to crash when selecting Warrior (Pawn). (Added: 7 Jan 2002.)
Update: Fixed Priest BB Attack to Att% = 70%, Dam = 2-12 (Added: 29 Dec 2001.)
Update: Added Assassin 'Sneak Attack' explanation to Rules Page. (Press F1.) (Added: 24 Dec 2001.)
Update: Added Computer Game Rules to web-site (Added: 24 Dec 2001.)
Update: If you wish to restart the game press [F4] - Function Key 4. (Added to Beta: 19 Dec 2001.)
System RequirementsWindows 95+
800x600 Screen Resolution
Pentium Computer
32 megs RAM
4 megs disk space
I hope in the near future to make RPGchess playable over a modem and/or on-line.
mallukh_ahi(at)hotmail.com