Acid Ape Chess 1.11 has been released:
Chess Engines Collection 1.7 has been released:
Acid Ape Chess 1.10 has been released:
Chess Engines Collection 1.6 has been released:
Acid Ape Chess 1.9 has been released:
Chess Engines Collection 1.5 has been released:
Acid Ape Chess 1.8 has been released:
Acid Ape Chess 1.7 has been released:
Chess Engines Collection 1.4 has been released:
Acid Ape Chess 1.6 has been released:
Acid Ape Chess 1.5 has been released:
Lichess changes
Other changes
The Acid Ape Chess User Manual is now available on our website (singlepage HTML).
PDF and multipage HTML versions may be released in the future.
Acid Ape Chess 1.4.1 has been released:
Acid Ape Chess 1.4 has been released.
New in this release:
Acid Ape Chess 1.3 has been released.
New in this release:
Congratulations to Mohammad Fahad Rahman for his stellar performance at the Asian Zonal Chess Championships 2019, finishing ahead of several adult Grandmasters to claim the title! This achievement instantly made him an IM and qualified him for the FIDE Chess World Cup 2019.
Needless to say, Mohammad is using Acid Ape Chess Grandmaster Edition for his game preparation and analysis. His next goal is to become a Grandmaster, and we have decided to support him in that quest. By purchasing Acid Ape Chess Grandmaster Edition, you help young talents such as Mohammad.
Acid Ape Chess 1.2 has been released.
Highlights from this release:
Auto annotation in action, using the game 10 of World Chess Championship 2018:
As can be seen in the last screenshot, Stockfish 10 believes that Fabi could have won this game, as he had a quite favorable eval when the draw was agreed.
Acid Ape Chess 1.1 has been released.
Highlights from this release: