Are you familiar with “microsculptures?” They’re a unique art form that blends sculpting with meticulous, delicate movements to deliver sculptures that can only be seen with magnification. Several microsculpture exhibits exist in the world, but few of these creations are as impressive as the ones designed by Necati Korkmaz of Turkey.

For his latest piece, he designed a fully functional miniature chessboard that measures 0.35 inches by 0.35 inches — which accidentally broke a Guinness World Record during the design process. Using specially tooled sticks, you can actually play a real game with the set. But move too roughly or fast and you’ll send the tiny pieces flying in every direction! Chess is already hard enough as it is, but come on? That’s what we call having a home-field advantage.

Chess isn’t called “The Game of Kings” for no reason.