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    PasKnight

    PasKnight

    Chess engine written in Pascal with an UCI interface.

    PasKnight is a UCI compatible chess engine. It does not have a graphical interface of its own; instead, it runs as a console application that communicates via text commands with a GUI (like Arena, CuteChess, or WinBoard). PasKnight is written in Pascal using Lazarus & Free Pascal compiler. Executables are provided for Windows, Linux and macOS. Elo of the engine v1.00rc21 is around 2620
    Downloads: 12 This Week
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    ValisoaChess
    ValisoaChess is a chess game written in Freepascal. The main goal is to create a simple yet powerful chess engine.
    Downloads: 2 This Week
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    A 10x10 squares Chess Game Engine. The Rules are similar to ordinary 8x8 chess, but there are 2 more pawns on each side, and 4 additional pieces, that increase the complexity and game expereience of chess.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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