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GrandMaster Chess 3

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GrandMaster Chess 3

Rating: 2.7 (3 votes cast)

In Grand Master Chess, develop your chess skills to become a better tournament or casual player. Have friendly competitions against friends and family members or try solo mode against the computer. Listen to your own music as you play! An incredible level of detail and realistic chess figurines add to the gameplay experience. With a sophisticated hint system that shows several possible moves to help you learn, Grand Master Chess is an enjoyable experience for any chess player.

  • Standard, Fisher Style and Blind game rules to choose from.
  • Easy to use interface that includes highlights and button hints.
  • Includes a collection of chess problems as well as a Problem Solver and a built in Problem Editor.
  • More than 100 high-quality chess piece/board skins.
  • Includes a built-in mp3 player so you can play your own music while playing.
  • Network mode lets you play with your friends.
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  • Platform:PC
  • File size:122.54 MB
  • Categories:Casual
  • Publisher:Merscom
  • DRM:DRM Free
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OK chess program

By transporter_ii posted 1st Oct 2011

I was wanting to play chess with my son. I ordered DVD versions of Fritz and a few other programs, but none of them would let you play "human vs. human" in a hotseat fashion. Yeah, I could pull out a real chessboard, but I wanted something that would enforce the rules, because I don't play much, either, and I'm a little rusty. Grandmaster chess 3 was one of the few I found that would do what I wanted it to do. It's worth the money, but sure not perfect. Even on a wide-screen monitor, the 3d version of the board is almost useless (but the 2d boards are fine). And in human vs. human, it rotates the board on every play. I wish the board rotation was optional.

But what is cool is that you can play networked on a LAN...and it is fairly easy to setup and do. This gets rid of the board rotation after every move, as well. Despite all its flaws, I think it is worth getting just for the easy network play.

If you don't care about that, nor "human vs. human," then pay a little more and get Fritz.