2 players

Quick Chess

Game family: chess

Overview

This game was invented by Joe Miccio in 1991. It is published by Amerigames International, endorsed by Chess Life, and popular on schools in the United States as a game for learning purposes. Sets for this game should be easily available in the United States, and possibly other countries.

Source rules (English)

The following rules are additionally used to the chess rules: - Pawns can only advance one space on their first move. There is no en passant capturing. - A pawn can only promote to a captured piece. - There is no castling. - If 20 moves are played without a capture or promotion, the player with the most `points' on the board wins. (Pawn=1 pt., Bishop/Knight=3, Rook=5, Queen = 9.)