Chess

Chess for Display Glasses A classic chess game built for Meta Ray-Ban Display, played entirely with the Neural Band's pinch-and-swipe gestures: arrows move a glowing cursor around a big 528-pixel board, pinch selects, and legal moves light up as green dots. The full ruleset is here — castling, en passant, promotion, all the draw conditions — plus three AI difficulty levels powered by an iterative-deepening negamax engine that runs in a Web Worker so the UI never freezes. It's good for the glasses because the dark theme leans into the additive display (black pixels are transparent, so the board literally floats in your real environment), the game pace matches glanceable interaction perfectly, and the auto-save means you can drop in and out of a game across the day without ever pulling out your phone.