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• Yakuza Like A Dragon Shogi Challenges Help

  Or just go to lishogi, play against the computer on max difficulty, and copy over the moves to have the Yakuza AI play against the lishogi AI. You can even change the pieces to a set that more closely resembles the one in the game, and also flip the board so you're oriented the same way as in the game. Guaranteed win, the lishogi AI was just stomping every game when I used it in Y0. Source: 8 months ago

• “Why isn't chess popular in Japan?”

  I am just going to leave this here https://lishogi.org/. - Source: Hacker News / 8 months ago

• “Why isn't chess popular in Japan?”

  For those interested in playing and learning Shogi, take a look over at the great site https://lishogi.org -- a fork of LiChess for Shogi that includes real-time and correspondence play, AI opponents, analysis, puzzles and more. One of my favorite variants, Kyoto Shogi, is also available. The website https://pychess.org also has a ton of interesting and unique variants both traditional (Makruk) and modern (Chennis!). - Source: Hacker News / 8 months ago

• What I'm supposed to do until Gaiden & LAD 8?

  I cheated in the shogi using this site (https://lishogi.org/) and used this glitch (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gvkZ_ruxbc) for the LAD Ishin money grind, also took advantage of a glitch for Yakuza Kiwami's Haruka's Request, but that's as far as my cheating goes. Source: 11 months ago

• Thank you, /u/CyricZ

  I just use lishogi to cheat at shogi. No way I'm learning a whole game for a substory. Source: 12 months ago

• Is there a reason Lichess won’t add more variants?

  But! Because we're 100% open source, people can fork lichess and make their own variant websites. See https://lidraughts.org/ and https://lishogi.org for example. Source: 12 months ago

• I’m really new to shogi, I wanted to ask why my silver couldn’t take my enemy’s rook? And also what would be the best move here, I dropped the pawn in front of the rook.

  That's just lishogi.org with some of the appearance options tweaked. Source: about 1 year ago

• How to play Chu Shogi video series

  As mentioned in a previous post, Chu Shogi is now available on lishogi! Here's a video series where I help to demystify chu shogi. Please give it a try! Source: over 1 year ago

• How to Play Chu Shogi (with internationalized pieces)

  Chu Shogi is now available on lishogi! Here's a video series where I help to demystify chu shogi using internationalized sets. Unlike standard Shogi, the lack of drops in Chu Shogi should be easier to grasp for international Chess players, so please give it a try! Source: over 1 year ago

• best board for newcomers?

  You can go to lishogi.org, an online shogi site, and see which piece set looks the best for your eyes too ;). Source: over 1 year ago

• Taking Lichess to the Next Level

  It would probably be a separate site like https://lishogi.org or https://lidraughts.org (both based on the Lichess engine). Or, it might be added to https://playstrategy.org/ (which is the Lichess engine with a bunch of other abstract games added). - Source: Hacker News / over 1 year ago

• Any good online shogi site?

  In terms of good software, I guess I have to mention https://lishogi.org/ here. Not sure how active it is. Source: over 1 year ago

• Want to learn/play Japanese Chess: Shogi?

  More of a middle-ground suggestion just in case, but I have played with friends online (not in person) through a free and ad-free open source Shogi server. Source: over 1 year ago

• Lichess: We're not going anywhere. Free chess, for everyone, forever.

  Open source code, people can download, read, use and modify every bit of source code. That's how people make other sites such as https://lishogi.org/. Source: over 1 year ago

• Was reading chess history and noted down some interesting changes

  For everyone asking for a rules update maybe try Shogi? You can play online at Lishogi and it doesn't have a lot of the issues people complain about in chess. I still prefer chess but IMO it's more fun than most chess variants and needs more people playing. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Advanced Players Chess Board!

  One thing to remember: Within a margin of error, no one is ever going to play a given chess variant. If one goes over to Pychess, and looks at the active games being played, there are only a few—maybe a dozen—being played at a given time, mainly against bots, and they are, for the most part, ethnic variants like Makruk. Even a popular regional variant, Shogi, has 32 games in play right now, compared to over 35,000... Source: about 2 years ago

• Does A Chess Anime Exist?

  My experience of it has not been so positive, but I did learn the basics of Shogi as a part of trying to get into the anime more. There's an easy to play online site here: https://lishogi.org/ but I don't have a good resource for you about the rules. Source: about 2 years ago

• Have you guys played Shogi? It is a Japanese board game similar to chess. I am a noob at it but it's a fun board game.

  Nice. I play it online at https://lishogi.org/ (if you are interested). Source: about 2 years ago

• Have you guys played Shogi? It is a Japanese board game similar to chess. I am a noob at it but it's a fun board game.

  I would say it is a bit more complicated. https://lishogi.org/. Source: about 2 years ago

• if you could spend the day with any anime character who would it be

  There's a great site for playing it and learning the pieces here: https://lishogi.org/. Source: about 2 years ago

• [Spoiler][Rewatch] 3-gatsu no Lion/March Comes in Like a Lion ep 3 Discussion

  I'm toying with the idea of playing a game of Shogi ( https://lishogi.org/ ) each episode. Not a particularly good game mind you, as I'm still trying to learn the pieces. Even then, with only about 20% of the piece set learned, the games take forever! Longer than the episode itself, and I'm not necessarily sure I am enjoying the game. Source: about 2 years ago