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Lucas Chess (R) is a free, open-source chess program designed primarily for training and improving chess skills. It acts as a comprehensive learning platform, offering tools for beginners and advanced players alike. The software includes a wide range of exercises covering openings, tactics, endgames, and visualization techniques. Users can play against multiple chess engines with adjustable difficulty levels that simulate different strengths. It also provides detailed game analysis, helping...

A battleship game enhanced with effects and musics. Github: https://github.com/shampuan/Admiral-Down-Modern-Navy My other works: https://sourceforge.net/u/shampuan/profile

NetChess is a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for playing chess game. This software can be used To play chess between two players over network using TCP/IP (LAN) or in internet/intranet (Network vs Network) To send instant message (chat) while playing chess To observe the chess game played between two players over network To play chess between two players on the same board As PGN, FEN, EPD converter.

ChessCam allows you to play against the computer on your favorite chessboard without any expensive devices. You only need a webcam, a software using the DGT board, and of course a computer. Any ChessBase software such as Fritz or Shredder should be compatible. In order to run properly, ChessCam needs a Null-modem emulator (com0com) and DGT RabbitPlugin to be installed. com0com: https://sourceforge.net/projects/com0com/ RabbitPlugin:...

Chesley is a free software chess engine written in C++ targeting Windows and Unix-like platforms and the xboard GUI. Chesley implements a number of modern chess programming techniques, including bitboard move generation, transposition tables, etc.

The software component should provide a desktop KDE4 interface to the www.kingchess.de chess server. As a first version the GUI should look as the windows vista gadget provided by kingchess.

A chess board, written purely in Java. Used as a GUI for chess-engines. jboard communicates with chess engines using "chess engine protocol" described in: http://www.gnu.org/software/xboard/engine-intf.html ********* The code is in GitHub: https://github.com/astern7/jboard ********* Released under MIT license.