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Chess Cheats for Personal use only this software is not for tournament or competitions (Chess World Cup)

XiangQi Wizard (Chinese Chess Wizard) is a powerful XiangQi (chinese chess) program, which supports UCCI engines. XQWizard Light is the Mobile version for Windows CE and Java ME. ElephantEye is the UCCI engine in XQWizard with strong AI.

A J2ME MIDlet implementing a Portable Chess Board to run on a Java enabled Cell Phone. In order to download the binaries and/or the source files please follow the Files->MobileChessBoard link above.

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

From the creator of MKGI Chess Club comes this next generation chess club. Completely re-written from scratch on the latest software frameworks, it features: social networks connection, scalable data storage, stunning graphics and much more to come. This project has two parts: - A Java Chess library containing board models, rules and PGN format management - A complete Chess web application based on the core Java library

Simple chess program for Android

Mobile Chess (for Java ME) and Flash Chess (for Web) with Strong Chess AI, see http://mobilechess.sourceforge.net/. Java Applet Chess and Ajax Chess are also available. Mobile Chess is sponsored by Chess Wizard now, see http://www.chess-wizard.com/.

A simple chess board (no ia) application for Android. The board size adjusts to screen size and orientation.

Wari to play in mobile with java 2 micro edition. Wari or Oware is a mancala game played in Africa, sometimes called "The African Chess".

Chess-like game for mobile devices. You can play human vs human, human vs machine or see a game machine vs machine. The game is played in a 6x4 board. Touching a piece indicates the way it moves. Stalemate counts as a win. There is a java midlet (aga

Chessaholic is a bluetooth chess game for academic/research purposes written in Java Programming Language (J2ME).

MobiChess is classical Chess game for J2ME-enabled mobile phones. Two modes of game are available: hotseat and single play.

Ghronos is a gaming clock which provides configurable timing styles for chess, go, scrabble, and boggle. It can run on Palm OS or Pocket PC devices, the Windows desktop, or in a Java-enabled web browser.

Caissa is a project for development of a mobile internet chess client which targets devices supporting Java MIDP 2.0 (or later). The client supports mainly the Free Internet Chess Server (FICS) but other chess servers may also be supported later.