Manual of Chess Combinations

Manual of Chess Combinations is a chess training program with which both beginners and candidates for master of sports can improve their playing skills. When creating the reference book, Sergey Ivashchenko’s textbook was taken as a basis, which was digitized. For convenience, training courses are divided into thematic and tactical categories – mating positions, combinations for a bunch, overlapping, enticing, distracting, freeing up space, and so on.

Before starting the course, the user is prompted to select topics of interest to him, adjust the complexity of tasks and the number of exercises. The lessons are presented in the form of chess problems – initially there are pieces in a specific position on the field, the user needs to make moves to solve the task and move on to the next test. The program is calm about mistakes, and even suggests the correct move if it understands that the player is not coping with the task.

Features:

• customizable complexity and choice of topic for situational tasks;
• for players of different levels – from the third category to the CCM;
• structured table of contents and intuitive interface;
• based on the textbook of a famous chess coach;
• after a series of errors, the system gives hints;
• tutorials are available offline.

The artificial intelligence embedded in Manual of Chess Combinations closely monitors successes and failures, moves from simple tasks to complex tasks, forms a personalized training program that helps you progress and gain experience.