Djambi

Djambi is a chess variant for four players designed by Jean Anesto in 1975. As in chess, pieces represent real-life political roles, but in contrast, they are inspired by modern societies instead of medieval ones. The game pieces symbolize common sins in modern politics.

For more details check the game page on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Djambi


Disclaimer & Credits:

• This game is a fan-made, non-commercial recreation of Djambi, a public-domain board game designed by Jean Anesto in 1975.
• This project is not officially affiliated with Jean Anesto, his heirs, or any company that may have published Djambi historically.
• All original game rules are used under the principle that game mechanics are not copyrightable. However, any original artwork, branding, or terminology from the 1975 version remains the property of its respective rights holders.
• This adaptation is open-source and free to use/distribute for non-commercial purposes.
• Images of pieces are based on Djambi classic theme create by Rsalen.
• If you represent the rights to Djambi and have concerns, please contact (hello@datonomi.com) for respectful resolution.

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