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This is really pretty cool - but it would be even better if there was an option to turn off the fight/bullet-hell thing and just have it play chess, too!

(If there's a better place for bug reports, please say and I'll move this)

I've noticed that the .cc command will crash if the 'screen' has been set to 64 column mode. If I set it to 32 column mode, .cc launches CalmCommander just fine. But if I switch to a 64 column mode, .cc will flicker the screen and then reset the machine (this is on real hardware).
Keep up the great work, this is a really excellent program!

Haven't spent any time with this since the 0.6 days I think - certainly a few years ago anyway. I came back to it yesterday (1.6 era) and wow - it always seemed full of potential to me and you're absolutely nailed it now. Love it. What an incredibly useful tool.

Found this post while I was looking for help yesterday, thought I'd come back in case anyone else comes across it.

I had this problem too. I've got an up-to-date standard self-hosted WP and if my iframe src was 'itch.io' then the contents of the iframe would disappear, I'd just get a border/empty box kind of effect.

A colleague suggested I looked at plugins, and I used the popular 'advanced iframe' from one - and that works great! 
How To Embed WordPress iFrame, with & without plugins
I just pasted in the code from the itch.io widget generator, and dumped it straight into a post in my WP blog, and it works. I've not tried playing the game 'in the widget' - I'm happy having the user see the widget banner and click to go through to my page on itch.io itself.

I had this problem, I've got an up-to-date standard self-hosted WP and it just seemed to eat up iframe contents where the src was itch.io

A colleague suggested I looked at plugins, and I used the popular 'advanced iframe' one - and that works great!

Pretty-much just pasted in the code from the itch.io widget generator, and dumped it straight into a post in my WP blog, and it works. I've not tried playing the game 'in the widget' - I'm happy having the user see the widget banner and click to go through to my page on itch.io itself.