3-Dimensional 8-Level Chess (3D8L) 

Invented and implemented by Ray E. Bornert II in 1984.
Copyright (c) 1984-2000 by Ray E. Bornert II.
All Rights Reserved.

Object

Checkmate the opponent's Kings.
All standard chess rules apply
as well as the rules for the 3D8L board and pieces.

3D8L Chess Page

Complete Documentation

Board Sizes

If the board appears too large for your screen try one or more of the following:
1. Maximize your window.
2. Enable Auto-Hide for the Windows TaskBar. (so it will disappear when you're not using it)
3. Drag the Zillions Toolbar to the side or turn it off.
4. Drag the Zillions SearchProgress to the side or turn it off.
5. Disable Zillions Chat (you can't relocate this)
6. Disable Zillions Statusbar (you can't relocate this)

The boards for each mode were sized assuming the following settings
  Maximized window
  Taskbar set to Auto-Hide
  Toolbar docked left
  SearchProgress floating right
  StatusBar on
  Chat off

If the board is still too large you'll either need to change screen modes or
play on a lower resolution board like 3D8L-1024x768.ZRF

To play :

1. Run "Zillions of Games"
2. Choose "Open Game Rules..." from the File menu
3. Select one of the "3D8L.....zrf" files in the Open dialog and click "Open"

The 3D8L....zrf files are rules files used by the Windows program "Zillions of Games".
Zillions of Games allows you to play any number of games against the computer or over the Internet.
Zillions of Games can be purchased online.
For more information please visit the Zillions of Games website