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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

2020: MOVED TO https://github.com/peterjtracey/desqchess -- because it's 2020... Version 3 fork of desqchess. DESQChess will be an easy to use, easy to add on to, easy to animate chess system. Useful for apps, tablets apps, and desktop systems. Plans for other plugins include: - Add plugin to connect to animation system (web GL) - Connect to other open-source software such as Blender, illustrator, GIMP, and Vector graphic manipulation programs.

The Goal of TARStack is not to increase competitive battles and the rivalries they create, but rather to foster teamwork, group cohesion, and creativity. The advent of the wired world and - especially - the recent rise in popularity of social networking between connected devices provides an opportunity for friendly matches within any sort of group. Generally, like-minded groups of people will get together and participate in one-on-one matches or regularly organized tournaments. ...

Database driven multiplayer chess that play like classic correspondence chess. This is 1st release that isn't design as plug and play chess games, you should make some mods. Please go to http://www.bebogame.com and see how it is implemented fully.

A PHP Web Application that you can install on your own web server. It allows you to play chess with other users across the internet or sitting at the same screen. It only permits valid moves and can automatically detect check and checkmate status.

PHP database driven real time chess with DHTML AJAX board and chat. Customizable and templatable (x)html/css and javascript.

Forum Chess takes the one-on-one mentality of chess and throws it out the window. Forum Chess interfaces with a BBS and allows a team-based chess game. Up to four players can be involved with a team and can collaborate with eachother in order to win.