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Games::Shogi::Tai is an impressive Perl module that comes with piece descriptions and initial configuration for Tai Shogi. With this module, you can easily jump into the world's largest game that has been played in antiquity.
The SYNOPSIS feature allows you to run the module seamlessly with its straightforward commands. You can easily create a new game instance with the command $Game = Games::Shogi::Chu->new, and access individual pieces on the board with the $piece = $Game->board()->[2][2] command.
The module also includes the neighbor and English_name feature that allows you to identify the Copper General and its neighbors.
Tai Shogi is a unique game with a massive 25 x 25 playing board. This makes it difficult for players to define pieces and play the game, but with the Games::Shogi::Tai module, you have everything you need to get started.
The game has a lot of interesting pieces that are hard to find in other Shogi games. One of the most fascinating pieces is the Emperor. Even though the Emperor doesn't occur in the starting configuration, you can play with this piece if you manage to promote the Crown Prince.
The Emperor is a powerful piece that can move instantaneously across the board and capture any piece that isn't protected by another piece. But, this doesn't mean Tai Shogi is without exciting pieces like the Buddhist Spirit, Lion, Capricorn, and Vice General.
Overall, Games::Shogi::Tai is an excellent module that brings one of the oldest and most challenging games to life. With its ease of use and comprehensive features, it's a must-have for any curious or avid Shogi player.
The SYNOPSIS feature allows you to run the module seamlessly with its straightforward commands. You can easily create a new game instance with the command $Game = Games::Shogi::Chu->new, and access individual pieces on the board with the $piece = $Game->board()->[2][2] command.
The module also includes the neighbor and English_name feature that allows you to identify the Copper General and its neighbors.
Tai Shogi is a unique game with a massive 25 x 25 playing board. This makes it difficult for players to define pieces and play the game, but with the Games::Shogi::Tai module, you have everything you need to get started.
The game has a lot of interesting pieces that are hard to find in other Shogi games. One of the most fascinating pieces is the Emperor. Even though the Emperor doesn't occur in the starting configuration, you can play with this piece if you manage to promote the Crown Prince.
The Emperor is a powerful piece that can move instantaneously across the board and capture any piece that isn't protected by another piece. But, this doesn't mean Tai Shogi is without exciting pieces like the Buddhist Spirit, Lion, Capricorn, and Vice General.
Overall, Games::Shogi::Tai is an excellent module that brings one of the oldest and most challenging games to life. With its ease of use and comprehensive features, it's a must-have for any curious or avid Shogi player.
What's New
Version 0.03: N/A