Starchess, a game by Laszlo Polgar

I've recently been spending a lot of time with Laszlo Polgar, father of Judit Polgar (who I'm not going to bother telling you guys about of course). He has invented a chess variant called Starchess, and is trying to spread awareness and make it more popular. It has been introduced to the best of the chess world, including world chess champion Magnus Carlsen, who has played and enjoyed it. Starchess is an amazing form of the game, basically the most exciting and tactical parts of chess with little opening and endgame theory. I believe the easy to learn rules and fun, dynamic action can make it a smash hit among dozens of thousands of chess players. The beauty of the game is average chess players can quickly master it. Laszlo Polgar holds yearly world championship matches and has written dozens, if not hundreds, of starchess books on tactics, endgames and analysis. I would love to spread it to as many people as possible, and chess.com can make that easy to do by adding it as an online playable variant. To learn more about the game you can look up his website. Any thoughts, questions or interest in having it added to chess.com as a variant please speak up in the comments. I am trying to gain support and get it added soon.

I love star chess

great game no?

i asked chess.com they said bc the hexagon shapes they having trouble adding it

working on it tho