Editing Three-dimensional chess (section)

==Other three-dimensional chess variants==
[[File:Parallel Worlds Chess init config.png|thumb|upright=1.8 |right|<small>[[Parallel Worlds Chess]]</small>]]

*[[Alice chess]] – two adjacent 8×8 boards{{efn|"Alice Chess, a well-considered variant, may also be classified as a 3‑D game."<ref>{{harvcol|Pritchard|1994|p=305}}</ref> "In a sense, it is a three-dimensional game, since the board can be thought of as measuring 8×8×2 (in squares)."<ref>{{harvcol|Schmittberger|1992|p=197}}</ref>}}
*[[V. R. Parton#Cubic chess|Cubic chess]] – a 6×6×6 variant
*[[Dragonchess]] – three stacked 8×12 boards, a fantasy variant
*[[List of chess variants#Other 2D layouts|Flying chess]] – two adjacent 8×8 boards
*[[Millennium 3D chess]] – an 8×8×3 variant retaining most of the rules of standard chess{{sfnp|Pritchard|2007|p=227}}
*[[Parallel worlds chess]] – an 8×8×3 variant with two armies per player
*[[Space shogi]] – a 9×9×9 [[shogi variant]]