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Janevert Kaan wrote on Fri, Aug 15, 2014 01:59 PM UTC:Good ★★★★
by playing the game, it will become quickly clear 
what the idea is of this game , using the 'variant entry 
in the main zillions menu; after choosing  such a 
variant the handicap is setup on the board with  the 
initial setup (for the rest normal chess). 
And for that specific variant (eg rating diff 200-300)
you can see a short description with 'help' (at the right
in the zillions menu) and then  'game description.

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