This is a full-fledged shogi-breaking app that seems to be possible and never existed.
A physics engine was used to reproduce the behavior of realistic pieces.

There are three modes: play against a friend, play against the computer, or play alone silently.

[Rules for Shogi Break]
・You score when you move a piece to the edge of the shogi board. The score differs depending on the type of piece.

・When you hear the sound of the pieces collapsing, the game ends and the player changes. If playing alone, continue playing.

・The time limit for moving pieces is 30 seconds. When the time limit comes, players will switch.

・As long as you don't hear the piece collapsing, it's OK to put other pieces on it or push it to move it.

・Pieces cannot move from their current position to the center of the shogi board.

・Once a piece has started moving, it cannot be canceled.

・Even after scoring, the player continues to play. (When the piece collapses and makes a sound, the player changes.)



[Screen operation]
・If you slide your finger left, right, up and down on the screen where there are no pieces, the viewpoint will rotate and move up and down accordingly.

・If you slide two fingers on the screen where there are no pieces, the screen will be zoomed.

●Score table
General... 10 points
"Gyokusho"... 8 points
Rook... 7 points
　Corner・・・ 6 points
Gold ... 5 points
　Silver・・・ 4 points
Keima... 3 points
Incense wheel... 2 points
Walk ... 1 point

*Bonus for capturing multiple pieces at once
Number of pieces ✖ 5 points
The rules are based on general shogi breaking, but in order to realize it on a smartphone,
Some parts are different.

Also, depending on the characteristics of the physics engine, the judgment of whether or not the piece has collapsed may be severe or insensitive, but please understand.

Please be sure to check the terms of use before using.
If you download this application, it is considered that you have agreed to the terms of use.
Terms of Use: http://atelier-kuon.com/terms-and-conditions/