Mychess offers a straightforward but challenging digital chess experience for players who want to test their strategic thinking against a computer opponent. The rules are familiar, but the real challenge lies in anticipating moves, planning ahead, and avoiding the sort of blunder that makes you stare at the board in silence for several seconds. Different levels of difficulty allow beginners and experienced players to find a suitable opponent, while the computer provides an endlessly patient rival. It never complains about your opening strategy, although it does have the deeply irritating habit of being right.
This program is unfairly maligned. It was one of the stronger chess programs of its era.
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