Lazy Chess 1.6

Lazy Chess is a free, non-profit game designed for both casual players and chess enthusiasts. It offers a unique twist on traditional chess gameplay, allowing players to make the second best move available to them. With over 30 legal chess moves to choose from in a single turn, Lazy Chess simplifies the decision-making process by having players select only two moves, determined by Stockfish, the top chess engine in the world. The catch? Players won't know which move is actually the best.

Not only does Lazy Chess provide an enjoyable gaming experience, but it is also a valuable learning tool. Players can test their skills against a highly skilled AI or compete with their friends and random opponents online. Unlockable themes and settings allow for customization, altering the number of options available or increasing the difficulty of the AI. As you progress through the game, you can elevate your chess abilities while climbing the leaderboards and engaging in unique scenarios inspired by famous board states from renowned grandmasters.

What sets Lazy Chess apart is its commitment to open source development. The game is freely available on GitHub, allowing users to access and contribute to its ongoing development. Created by Cinq-Mars Media, an educational non-profit organization that has showcased projects and games at prestigious events like E3, PAX, and international festivals, Lazy Chess offers an excellent combination of entertainment and educational value.