Infinite chess .
How to play .
The rules are the same as regular chess .
Except for these changes .
For a refresher of those rules , check out this video , lay out the board and set up the pieces on opposing ends of the infinity loops from the center out the rear rank pieces are arranged in this order .
Rook knight bishop , then queen and king with the queen on its matching color place ponds surrounding these pieces , each side of the board will be offset from the other .
So that white uses the spaces up from the center and black uses the spaces down from the center as shown .
Even though some of the spaces are bigger , only one piece is allowed to occupy a space at a time each space , no matter how big still only counts as a single space .
When moving pieces , all pieces move the same as regular chess with these added distinctions .
No peace may jump any gap in the board .
Pawns always move toward their enemy's side of the board .
When a pond is in the center grid , it may change directions to enter the enemy's loop from either direction .
A pawn is not allowed to capture backwards towards its own loop .
Pawns are promoted when they move to any of the enemy's rear rank starting positions .
The bishop may only move in one diagonal direction per move .
It must continue traveling through the opposite corner of the space it entered .
It may not change directions .
If it runs into an inside or outside edge , the inside corners of the board of each infinity loop are connected and pieces can travel diagonally across them .
The rook can move in one lateral direction per move .
You are allowed to castle by moving your king towards the rook two spaces and the rook to the opposite side of the king .
Queens utilize the same movement distinction of the rook and bishop combined .
All other rules of chess that are not specifically addressed , remain unchanged and must be followed .