Chaos Chess is a variation of chess where you can pick the piece that moves, but the moves are randomly selected, and as the currently stands, the computer is completely random. As such, you no longer win by checkmates. Instead, I decided it would be more fun as an elimination game. The first to capture all 16 of the opponents pieces wins.
This game was originally developed for CIS-175 in the Fall semester of 2016 at Monroe County Community College.
Credit for color picker dialog goes to Simone Pessotto (aka Pes8)
Credit to Jonas Lowe for the idea to add color options
App and pieces icons have been replaced with scalable vector graphics and layouts have been modified to scale better on larger devices. Now Chaos Chess should look great even with an absurdly large screen.
1.3.3 Fix: Alright, you know what they say, "measure once and keeping cutting until you get it right."
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