I'm intrigued and it looks cool, but confused by the knight being a bishop + pawn. I suppose so many things are breaking apart and coming back together that its value doesn't have to always match the sum of its parts. Maybe the knights are used at opportunistic times only? Shout out to Furgus Duniho for the very similar Fusion Chess, but I'll grant that this adds pawns into the mix (and I love how the openings play out), and I also like the visual simplicity of literally adding the rings together.
I'm intrigued and it looks cool, but confused by the knight being a bishop + pawn. I suppose so many things are breaking apart and coming back together that its value doesn't have to always match the sum of its parts. Maybe the knights are used at opportunistic times only? Shout out to Furgus Duniho for the very similar Fusion Chess, but I'll grant that this adds pawns into the mix (and I love how the openings play out), and I also like the visual simplicity of literally adding the rings together.