BOT.vinnik Chess: Late USSR Championships

The puzzles/scenarios in this one are more interesting than the prior ones, but I still have the same gripes. Some of the moves don't really make full sense to me, and there should really be a free play mode after a puzzle to expiriment with afterwards.

BOT.vinnik has always good chess puzzles from real life chess championship grand masters matches. I'd like to see opening tutorials with this interface!!

I love this game

NEGATIVE🟥 🟧 🟨 🟩 🟦 🟪POSITIVE [h1]#tinygamereview[/h1] [code] another minimalist chess museum where a robot snarkily urges you to git gud at history [/code] 🟨 [b]NARROW AND INSTRUCTIVE[/b] 🟨 [hr][/hr] 🎮 🟧[b]Gameplay:[/b] chess but with limited move sets based on the (historic) scenarios presented 📖 🟩[b]Narrative:[/b] BOT.vinnik is helpful, reflective, instructive, and (occasionally) funny 🔊 🟧[b]Audio:[/b] the singular backing track is well-chosen, but it's still the only one 🖼️ 🟨[b]Visuals:[/b] nothing to write home about, but it's good for its purposes and actually-my-jam, so there's that [hr][/hr] [h1]#readme[/h1] Presented with deliberately-limited move sets that force you to understand why positions worked instead of just how they were calculated. BOT.vinnik is an amusing guide that walks you through the final phases of these real, historical games while slipping in clever “what-if?” deviations that actually help build understanding. [h1]#memorycard[/h1] [b]What stood out:[/b] 📌minimalistic presentation/UI 📌very-cool "what-if" scenarios [b]Who it's for:[/b] 🎁chess dorks 🎁elder chess dorks who peaked after they started their elementary school chess club 🎁[ur…

Another BOT.vinnik game. Definitely worth the price if you like chess and history of it.

Good game, one hour to complete.