antichess.net

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This project is a JSP/Servlet-driven web site that allows both human and AI players to compete in antichess online. More importantly, it serves as a testbed for antichess AI developers.

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Languages

English

User Interface

Web-based

Programming Language

Java

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Java Board Games

Registered

2003-09-14

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