Mayura

Submitted by hessel on Sun, 01/20/2008 at 1:03am.
5 votes:++++/--
  • Category: Playing Programs & Engines
  • Publisher: Mayura
  • Release Date: 2008
  • OS: Win 95/98/XP/Vista
  • License: Free
  • Filename: Mayura.zip
  • File Size: 4.234MB
  • Downloads: 2588
Description:

Play chess against your computer using Mayura Chess Board. Attractive graphics combined with a powerful chess engine makes Mayura Chess Board one of the best programs for playing chess on Windows PCs. Beginner, intermediate and expert levels of play are supported. Beginners will find plenty of assistance: Mayura Chess Board can optionally highlight squares to which a piece can be moved, and highlight undefended and attacked pieces. Expert players will be challenged by the included powerful Sjeng chess engine. Players at all levels will appreciate features such as animated piece movement, arrow to indicate last computer move, unlimited undo/redo, and other ease-of-use enhancements.

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  • Modern graphics.
  • .NET 2.0 based, à la mode user interface.
  • Animated piece movement.
  • Arrow highlights last computer move.
  • Displays captured pieces. The piece just captured is highlighted with a red glow.
  • Unlimited undo/redo.
  • Can highlight undefended and/or attacked pieces.
  • Save, open, copy and paste positions in FEN format.
  • Beginner, intermediate and expert levels.
  • Mini window mode displays just the board.
  • Move history display.
  • You can ask the computer for a hint.
  • You can type in moves. (Useful when reading books on chess.)
  • Supports multiple chess engines via the WinBoard interface.
  • Powerful Sjeng v12.13 chess engine is included.
  • Setup program and uninstall included.

Price: Free!


Reviews:

by borhan21 - 8 months ago
Selangor Malaysia
Member Since: Nov 2007
Member Points: 38

Rating:++++-

Sjeng move are fantastic and unexpected and Mayura is simple...thanks Hessel for uploading. Try it against others chess engine such as Toga 11, Crafty, Rebel or Tiger...ect.

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