Sorry, King!
This game started as a joke but soon I realised its potential.
At first, I tried to mix Monopoly with Chess and I didn't like it. Then I remembered a funny game I used to play as a child. This game is a variation of the Sorry game improved by a German inventor who called it: Man, don't get mad! This game quickly became very popular in Europe and around the world under various names such as: "Man, don't get angry!", "Sorry to bother you!", "Sorry, my brother!" etc.
People might remember that this game was packed together with the game of Chess, advertised as "bringing adulthood and childhood together!.
Once I decided to mix these two games together, the hardest thing was to find a proper name.
Setup
The initial setup looks like this.
Two parallel games are played simultaneously, a game of Chess, and a variation of Sorry (also known as Man, don't get angry!).
Pieces
Each player has a complete set of Chess pieces and seven checkers (only one of them on the board).
Rules
Two games are played simultaneously and they influence one another.
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By Florin Lupusoru.
Last revised by Florin Lupusoru.
Web page created: 2024-02-20. Web page last updated: 2024-03-22