Sir, You are kind to let me and others have a go at this. Checkmating the knight is easier than you think if you can get bishops or the queen to place pressure on the knight
It is the same as standard chess but the knights and kings swap places, meaning you start with two kings where the knights are and one knight where the king is. Castling is permitted with the knight and en passant is still available. A pawn can promote to a king but not a knight. Just like the king, a knight cannot move into check, and it must move out of check on the very next move. All other rules are the same as standard chess. An intriguing game full of suprise moves!