Chess Simulator
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Oxford Softworks
Oxford Softworks is a development and publishing software house based in Buckinghamshire, England. Since the very birth of the leisure software industry, the company has been developing and publishing top quality games. They are well known in their field for producing software which possesses state of the art graphics, and the very strongest Artificial Intelligence response engines.
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Description
Chess Simulator is an old video game which was made by Oxford Softworks in the year 1990. It was released for DOS, Atari ST, and Amiga platforms. The game involves several strategies and tactics in order to defeat the opponent.
Play against the computer
The video game, Chess Simulator is a game of chess which provides several classic features. The player can play the game in opposition to artificial intelligence or computer.
The game consists of numerous distinct levels, and thus, the game can be played by advanced players and beginners as well. The most impressive feature of the game for beginners is the option of advice. The option instructs the players to play the game and assists them with their next move.
The graphics of the game are amazing and consists of a number of distinct pieces. Along with this, it renders an option which helps the player to change the angle of the game and zoom out the playfield. The game is set in three dimensions. The game can be viewed from the top-down view.
At the end of the game, the ELO score of the player can be calculated. The game provides 24 circumstances and the player has to make a move within 2 minutes.
Competing for the AI
Test your skills in the game of chess and play against the most efficient program and get to know where you stand. The game renders 3 difficulty levels and the player can choose the level of difficulty as per his efficiency. The player can move back and forth in the game. Along with this, he can select the color of his pieces and replay the same game again.
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