Championship Chess

Championship Chess is a single player chess game that allows the player to play against the computer or against other players over the internet, a local network or Auto 232.

The game features include:

• The Chess Tal game engine which finished 10th in 2004 the world chess championships.
• Game save and load.
• Configurable game area.
• Digital or analogue clocks that either count elapsed time or count down.
• Five notation types, coordinates, FIDE: NBRQK, long algebraic, descriptive, and correspondence.
• Six time modes, blitz, infinite, tournament, average, matching time, and exact time.
• Fifty settings for the strength of the computer opposition.
• Specific games can be set up.
• Games can be imported if in Portable Game Notation (PGN).
• The player can determine the size of the main and pawn hash tables, these are internal tables that the game uses to ‘remember’ moves it has already analysed.