PGN is a standard format for recording chess games and practically all chess programs allow you to import or export PGN files (which may contain thousands of games) which can be 'read' by the software so that you can play through the moves.
Many people keep a database of their own games, or of famous games etc.
Any strong chess engine (the clever bit that decides what moves to play) can analyse your games for you.
Hi board! Just getting started here, but my biggest question is this:
I've just finished playing a game and a particular website gives me the option of viewing the game as PGN (Seems to be very text based).
What can I do with this file? Is there software that will provide an analysis for it? Or is it just for record keeping?
Thank you!
-U