Description

Chess Games Collection includes over 90 000 games of the strongest USSR chess players.

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Becoming a good chess player takes a lot of work. One of the most effective ways is to analyze and study the games of the great chess masters.

This unique application provides you with the most interesting games of…

* Mikhail Botvinnik
* David Bronstein
* Mikhail Tal
* Vasily Smyslov
* Paul Keres
* Efim Geller
* Anatoli Karpov
* Garry Kasparov
* Boris Spassky
* Mark Taimanov
* Yuri Averbakh
* Anatoly Bannik
* Tigran Petrosian
* Alexander Kotov
* Viktor Korchnoi
* Alexander Tolush
* Vladimir Bagirov
* Efim Bogoljubov
* Semyon Furman
* Ratmir Kholmov

and other famous chess masters.

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You’ll be able to find the exact game you’re looking for by using the Search option, allowing you to search by player name, date, number of moves, opening or result. Some of these options can be configured too. For example, you can choose to filter by player and result according to the following parameters: white wins, black wins, first player wins, first player loses, draw or “doesn’t matter”.

Many chess players like to win quickly and effectively. The Search feature will help you by finding the shortest games matching your search parameters!

This collection includes games of the 141 strongest players in the history and covers a period from 1899 to the present day. The application offers you the unique opportunity to study the evolution of modern chess wherever you want.

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Features:
1. Favorite games;
2. Games grouped by player;
3. Games by grouped by opening;
4. Custom Search;
5. Manual and automatic game views;
6. Quick look at any move of a game;
7. Board rotation;
8. Great graphics;
9. Quick game information;
10. UI and game view preferences.

Coming soon:
1. Full game info;
2. Annotations to notable games;
3. Sound support.

Our plans:
1. iPad version;
2. Self analysis;
3. Automatic game analysis.

Please give us your feedback to help make this application as cool and useful as possible for real chess fans and future champions!

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