New Age Chess Engine

A chess engine, used in computer chess, is a programme that analyses chess or chess-variant positions and produces a move or series of moves that it deems to be the strongest. The back end of a chess engine often has a command-line interface without any graphics or windowing. Engines are typically used in conjunction with a front end, a windowed Graphical User Interface (GUI) that allows for keyboard, mouse, or touchscreen interaction, such as a chessboard or winboard. It also enables the user to play against various engines without having to become familiar with each one's unique user interface. The availability of numerous chess engines for smartphones and tablets has increased their accessibility. This work aims to develop an artificial intelligence capable of amateur chess play.