WebChess 0.9.0 PHP script

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WebChess is an open source chess application which will allow you to play chess over the internet. WebChess is an open source chess application which will allow you to play chess over the internet.Features: User Interface - Web chess has a graphical user interface. Just click to highlight the piece you want to move, then click the square to move to. - Move history is displayed either in Algebraic Notation, or in a verbose style. - You can select from different board and piece "themes" to customise the look of your game. Game Play - Persistent Games. Games are stored between web sessions. - Move validation, including check, pawn promotion, castling and en-passant. - Undo! You can undo moves (with your opponent's agreement) - "Offer draw" and "Resign" options. - You can play timed games with chess clocks.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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