
When is chess the most enjoyable? When you win! When Fritz entered his first tournaments some 25 years ago, humans still had a real chance of taking the engine down. Only a few years down the line, Fritz was already beating grandmasters left, right and center, but ever since his 4:2 victory over Kramnik in 2006, Fritz has been considered...
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Dutch*languages with full audio support
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This game is great for beginners, and anyone who loves to play and analyse chess games
A very good chess engine. Easy to use, good for evaluating positions.
Falla muchisimo y es injugable por lo mismo
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Fritz 16 Steam Edition is unfortunately not significantly different from previous editions, but if you've never owned Fritz, it's one of the best chess programs out there. Be aware that you are paying a lower price because the Steam version has limited online capabilities. That's fine for me because I don't need them and would rather buy in at a lower price point. Fritz' comments haven't changed over the years. I find that annoying and somewhat disappointing since they had the opportunity to update its comments to go along with the little yellow castle that makes faces depending on how you're doing. Oh well, all-in-all, it's a heck of a chess program and well worth the money.
This game is just amazing!!!
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