About This Game Dive into the strange world of quantum mechanics in the game of Quantum Chess, the game you saw in Caltech IQIM's "Anyone Can Quantum" where Paul Rudd beat Stephen Hawking. With the addition of the Quantum Move players can position a single piece in multiple locations on the board at once! This puts a whole new spin on standard chess strategy, and allows everyone to get hands on with quantum phenomena like superposition and entanglement. Play against the computer, or pit your new found mastery against your friends in an Online match. 7aa9394dea Title: Quantum ChessGenre: Indie, Strategy, Early AccessDeveloper:Quantum Realm Games, Broken Circle StudiosPublisher:Quantum Realm GamesRelease Date: 28 Feb, 2017 Quantum Chess Download] [Torrent] quantum chess app. quantum chess paul rudd. quantum chess game download. chess and quantum mechanics. quantum chess free download pc. quantum chess vs computer. quantum chess play online. quantum computing in chess. quantum chess ant man. quantum chess gameplay. quantum chess online. quantum chess hawking. quantum chess computer. quantum chess pc download. play quantum chess online free. quantum chess youtube. pledge quantum chess. quantum chess android. quantum chess free. quantum chess online free. quantum chess rudd hawking. quantum chess academia. quantum chess strategy. quantum chess download. quantum chess unblocked. quantum chess ios. play quantum chess free. quantum chess monterrey. chess24 quantum chess The ideas behind this are definitely cute and worthy of exploration. But the product isn't it.First, the AI is so bad you can consistently win in 6 moves. Try it. 1. e4 Nf6 2. e5 Nd5 3.Bf1 Nf4 4. Qf3 Ng6 5. Bxf7 Kxf7 6. Qxf7 1-0.This is a combination of:1. The AI is really, really bad. Maybe 800 Elo or something.2. The AI (apparently) always does the same move in a given situation, no randomization (which is kind of ironic in a game about probabilities).3. The AI never does quantum moves.So playing against the computer is pointless. Playing against people is also nearly impossible. So that leaves academic exploration of the game mechanics, but this also falls short because there's very little information about how the mechanics actually work. I've went through the tutorial and some online materials; and while the basic ideas are clear, I've seen some behavior I can't explain, and there's no technical reference I can use to determine if my logic is wrong, or there is a bug in the engine.This relates to the point that I've seen the designer claim that there's a complex (the a+bi kind) inner representation of the state, but I've seen no technical specification to back this, so it seems like a marketing gimmick.As it currently stands, it can be a nice free demo. But if they're charging money, I expect these two issues to be resolved - a decent AI, and more information on mechanics.
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