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mersault
15-Feb-11, 00:09
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 Chess interface programs similar to gameknot analysis |
tactical_abyss
17-Feb-11, 09:45
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Possibly check with USCF sales online.They have a few post game analysis software packages that may help you out.Also,any modern chess program like Fritz 12 can help evaluate a game(after it is over),but you would have to manually plug in the moves and can check move for move that way for things like +.50 or -2.30 ect ect on move analysis.Atleast the old Fritz you could,perhaps its improved by now?
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maca
19-Feb-11, 05:48
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I'm not sure, but I understand that all the programs in the Fritz series have already long had a feature that ranks a number of best move options after every move as the game is analysed. However, bear in mind that I don't own any of these programs personally.
Regards,
MaCa.
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tactical_abyss
19-Feb-11, 06:26
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Perhaps you are correct,maca,I don't know myself.I owned an old fritz program years ago and gave it away.You either had to go through the game,or perhaps in the window it did list the individual fractional analysis for each move in its entirety.Come to think about it,it probably did,but that must have been 8 years ago or so,so I don't remember.
But,i'm sure there are much better ones out there now.Whether it showed alternate moves...perhaps?I would assume so!I'm sure ebay has some old programs like fritz that you can buy for next to nothing.
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easy19
19-Feb-11, 07:26
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Pherhaps of interest
remi.coulom.free.fr < it calculates your elo rating from your games that are in in pgn file format
and i think this here is nice to if you like to analyze your games online.
www.chesslab.com
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perdurabo
25-Feb-11, 08:59
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Personally I prefer Shredder11 or Fritz10 but ChessMaster 10th Edition does offer an analysis feature with evaluation of each move. Since it is not a new program anymore, you should be able to get it very cheap, I think.
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