Chessmaster
2002
Chessmaster combines computer chess with tools for understanding your decisions. You can play opponents at different strengths, revisit positions and study guided lessons, with later games giving more space to annotated matches and structured learning.
Published collection: 5 games
Chessmaster combines computer chess with tools for understanding your decisions. You can play opponents at different strengths, revisit positions and study guided lessons, with later games giving more space to annotated matches and structured learning. Representative games: The Chessmaster 2000 (1986): Offers adjustable computer opposition, hints and a teaching mode that shows legal moves. Chessmaster 10th Edition (2004): Pairs varied computer opponents with an academy of lessons and training exercises. Chessmaster: Grandmaster Edition (2007): Expands the learning side with Josh Waitzkin’s instruction and explanations of classic games. Suitable for: For players who like quiet concentration and want to understand why a move works. Expect to pause over a position, examine a mistake and try the idea again in another game.
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