Sittuyin (Burmese Chess)

Instead of a fixed setup, each player secretly arranges their own back-row pieces behind a row of pawns.

Once both sides are set, gameplay begins with pieces moving similarly to international chess equivalents.

Capture enemy pieces by moving onto their square, following each piece's individual movement pattern.

Watch for the promotion square where a pawn that reaches it can be upgraded to a stronger piece.

The game ends when a player's general (king) is trapped with no safe move remaining.