Chess Play Area : Section 1 (Chess Games)
Once you’ve learnt a new Tactic or Strategy, if you don’t have a chess engine on your computer, SparkChess (below) is a cracking free chess game, which you can play online for free.
Play Chess Online - Free Games
How it works:
- 1Play alone
- 2Play with AI
- 3Play in room
- 4Watch the rooms
- 5No Ads, Clean Play Room
If, on the other hand, you want to play against a real person, you’ll find a link to Instant Chess.
Alternatively, should you want something a bit different, a bit quirky, or just don’t want to get into a full game, try the excellent Quick Chess 1 game.
Play Chess Online - Free Games
How it works:
- 1Play alone
- 2Play with AI
- 3Play in room
- 4Watch the rooms
- 5No Ads, Clean Play Room
SparkChess (Play NOW!)
Originally branded as Flash Chess III, SparkChess is free to play online, in 3D mode.
If you’re not ready to pay for Chess Training Software, the free version of SparkChess is a quality program for learning the Basics of the game – moves, capturing, etc.
In the free, online version you can choose from a variety of difficulty modes: Beginner, Casual, or Advanced.
InstantChess.com
Instant Chess is an online community for both casual and more competitive Chess enthusiasts, alike, created by Talento Technologies, a Russian group of software programmers, in 1999.
Interestingly, at time of writing, there are now more players from the United States and Britain, than from Russia.
If you subscribe, you can expect to find and compete against players from 147 different countries.
ChessFlash KnightVision
KnightVision, developed by Glenn Wilson, the creator of the ChessFlash app (as used on www.Chess-Game-Strategies.com), is a training game primarily intended to help players learn to spot patterns of movement involving the Knight.
ChessFlash KnightVision is a training tool that helps you learn and improve at chess while playing a fun and exciting game. Improve your tactics and speed at knight and other piece maneuvers.
Currently available on Apple & Android Mobile devices.
Quick Chess 1
Joe Miccio’s (apparently) Award-winning game, released in 1991, was created as an introduction to the full, traditional game of Chess, as we know it today.
The Game can be played by a single person, versus the computer program; or, providing two people are sitting at the same machine, they can take it in turns and do battle against each other.
Being a chess-variant, the stripped-down nature of this Game has a few rule-restrictions over the traditional game of Chess.