Komodo 11.2 free download

   Chess engine is the unique software which is built into the program shell (e.g. "Fritz", "Arena", "Shredder") thus multiplying the force of the game shell. For example, "Kasparov Chess" is very good and clever shell. The maximum rating which can be set in it is And the rating of the chess engines reaches That is why the chess engines are so popular. Where do the chess engines originate from and who makes them? This question is not trivial, vice versa it is quite actual, so it is worth talking about.

   The first record of the chess engine was made about 20 years ago. That was just the time when the UCI standard was developed - the universal chess interface, allowing the chess engine to be connected to the graphic interface of the program shell. The engine made to this standard can be easily connected to any chess program. The standard was worked out by Stephan Meyer-Kahlen, German programmer, who was born in in Dusseldorf. He is also the founder of one of the most famous chess programs - Shredder, which is the times world champion among chess machines. The UCI standard was presented to the world by Rudolf Huber. The standard has great advantages. For example, if the engine does not save the database of the games played (although it is better if this task is performed by the engine), then one can easily manage this database by UCI. As the UCI protocol is absolutely free, it gives it the advantage over the other protocols. It can be used for private purposes and as the open-source as well. This protocol was used by only a few programs until Chessbase Company (producing Fritz) began to support this protocol in Nowadays, this protocol is used by about chess programs.

   The majority of the chess engines are made very thoroughly and published in the net absolutely free of charge. In Russia there are the developers making engines, as well. E.g. SmarThink developed by Sergey Markov, GreKo developed by Vladimir Medvedev, Strelka developed by Yuri Osipov. These engines, as well as many others, can be downloaded from our website. As the number of the chess engines is growing, we chose the best ones, as there is simply no possibility to present all of them here.

Komodo Version Windows



Komodo 11Version Windows 64



Komodo 10 - Developer Mark Lefler. Version for Android, Linux, OSX, Windows ALL.

  

Houdini - Developer Robert Blow (Belgium). Houdini 6 x64 x32 UCI


Houdini - Developer Robert Blow (Belgium). UCI Chess Engines [Full]


Komodo 8 - Champions - Developer Mark Lefler. Version for Android, Linux, OSX, Windows 7, 8 (32/64).



Houdini 4 PRO - Developer Robert Blow (Belgium). Version 4 PRO.



Houdini - Developer Robert Blow (Belgium). Version To date, the best engine. And you can Download Houdini for a direct link.



Deep Rybka 4 - developer Vas Rajlich. Version 4 (w32)


Stockfish - Developers Tord Romstad, Marco Kostalba Kiiski and Joon. Version


Critter - Developer Richard Vida. Version


Naum - Developer Alexander Naumov (Canada). Version


Spark - Version


WildCat - Developer Igor Korshunov (Belarus). Version


SmarThink - Developer Sergei Markov (Russia). Version a


SOS - Designer Rudolf Huber (Germany). Version


Zchess - Designer Franck Zibi (France). Version


Gromit - Developers Frank Schneider and Kai Skibbe (Germany). Version


Ufim - Developer Niaz Hasanov (Russia). Version


Mustang - Developer Alex Korneichuk (Belarus). Version


GreKo - Developer Vladimir Medvedev (Russia). Version + sour


Kaissa2 - Developer Vladimir Elin (Belarus). Version a


Adamant - Developer George Varentsov (Russia). Version


Booot - Developer of Alexei Morozov (Ukraine). Version + sources


Eeyore - Developer Meidel Anton (Russia). Version (32 & 64bit)


Zeus - Developer Vadim Bykov (Russia). Version


Arics - Developer Vladimir Fadeev (Belarus). Version a


Anechka - Developer Sergey Nefedov (Russia). Version


Patriot - Developer Vladimir Elin (Belarus). Version


AlChess - Developer Alex Lobanov (Russia). Version b


OBender - Designer Evgeny Kornilov (Russia). Version x


Counter - Developer Vadim Chizhov (Russia). Version


Strelka - Designer Yuri Osipov (Russia). Version B + sources


Belka - Developers Yuri Osipov, Igor Korshunov (Russia - Belarus). Version


Ifrit - Developer Brenkman Andrew (Russia). Version + source


Bison - Developer Ivan Bonkin (Russia). Version + sour


Uralochka - Developer Ivan Maklyakov (Russia). Version b


Marginal - Designer Alexander Turikov (Russia). Version


Chess - Designer Evgeny Kornilov (Russia). Version 3


Woodpecker - Designer Evgeny Kornilov (Russia). Version 2


Gull - Developer Vadim Demishev (Russia). Version