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Laser Chess
The classic series Star Trek envisioned a futuristic space chess that, thanks to the technology of the time, frankly seemed to fall flat (despite being in 3D). But the future has been improved upon, and the space-aged strategy game you've been waiting for is here: Laser Chess!
Two players compete to capture the other's king on an 8-by-10 grid using pieces with real lasers. On your turn, choose to move or rotate one of your pieces. At the end of your turn, you'll fire your laser. The beam will reflect off the mirrored surfaces on the pieces, and if it lands on a translucent side of a piece, you've captured it.
Combine the classic logic of chess with laserness of lasers in Laser Chess.
Two players compete to capture the other's king on an 8-by-10 grid using pieces with real lasers. On your turn, choose to move or rotate one of your pieces. At the end of your turn, you'll fire your laser. The beam will reflect off the mirrored surfaces on the pieces, and if it lands on a translucent side of a piece, you've captured it.
Combine the classic logic of chess with laserness of lasers in Laser Chess.
$64.99
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$64.99
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The classic series Star Trek envisioned a futuristic space chess that, thanks to the technology of the time, frankly seemed to fall flat (despite being in 3D). But the future has been improved upon, and the space-aged strategy game you've been waiting for is here: Laser Chess!
Two players compete to capture the other's king on an 8-by-10 grid using pieces with real lasers. On your turn, choose to move or rotate one of your pieces. At the end of your turn, you'll fire your laser. The beam will reflect off the mirrored surfaces on the pieces, and if it lands on a translucent side of a piece, you've captured it.
Combine the classic logic of chess with laserness of lasers in Laser Chess.
Two players compete to capture the other's king on an 8-by-10 grid using pieces with real lasers. On your turn, choose to move or rotate one of your pieces. At the end of your turn, you'll fire your laser. The beam will reflect off the mirrored surfaces on the pieces, and if it lands on a translucent side of a piece, you've captured it.
Combine the classic logic of chess with laserness of lasers in Laser Chess.
