JorgKnappen wrote on Wed, Oct 29, 2008 08:06 AM UTC:Excellent ★★★★★
The excellent is for asking this really good question. I want to list these
favorites:
1. Chu Shogi A big shogi variant introducing lots of interesting pieces.
And it has a players' community as well (even organised and with
tournaments).
2. Tai Shogi A very big shogi variant with pieces no westerner has even
dreamt about like the hook movers.
3. Sons of Mithra A chess variant with very much flavour in it. It has
creative pieces, creative methods of capturing, and the traces of sound
playtesting.
4. Seperate Realms Chess A good example of how a rather restrictive idea
leads to an excellent game.
5. Perfect 12 I love Cazaux' style in chessvariant design and this one is
a good example. Don't miss the other games by him!