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RelaxChess
RelaxChess, chess game that makes no search futher needed for a wow
Demo version of RelaXChess game, You can play against own written wow chess engine, or other users, rewind games forward and backward, easily restart again or if needed replay the game on demand. Attractive user interface and effects. If You like to You can see other games being played, windows, android -
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Super Micro Chess
The world's smallest chess playing program just got smaller!
Super Micro chess engines are a series of world record small source and executables programs able to play the famous "King's Game" (both with simplified and full FIDE support)! Please refer to the official home page for more details: http://smmax.sf.net. -
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DreamChess
OpenGL chess game
A portable chess game consisting of an xboard-compatible OpenGL user interface with 2D and 3D board views and a chess engine. The primary targets are Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. -
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wowchess
Version 1.2
Easy playing java chess game, You can play against own written wow chess engine, or other users, rewind games forward and backward, easily restart again or if needed replay the game on demand. Attractive user interface and effects. If You like to You can see other games being played, linux,win -
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