A reputation unfailing

From beginner up very good amateur, Chessmaster GME is full of resources to keep you and help you grow. And to do with him should be considered a purely monogamous relationship and forget any desire to try it on the net through its multiplayer module.
For here lies the main and I would even say the only flaw of the program: The game on the internet when walking leads us on a deserted server, and it has always been the case.
Apart from that, we have a game graphically very rich and pleasant, with dun solid unit dapprentissage and dune database of some 500,000 of the most famous parts.
The game itself includes any kind of graphics danalyse module and progress, with a plethora of personalities to play against, and all kinds of options for adjusting the parties, solve problems, replay a position, and whatnot

Namely, the program's playing strength depends on the power of the machine on which it is installed. On a modern PC (powerful) it easily passes the elo 3000 points, otherwise do not count on less than 2400 elo point for a small machine. Plenty to give (a lot) of trouble with VERY good amateurs and beyond. For information, champions human world flirt with 2900 points.

Note that the program is still consumer oriented, for whom the features are more than ample. For despite his playing strength, it is rather didactic in nature.

To summarize, if you are lovers of chess, from beginner to very good amateur, and you're looking for a program that is both solid, didactic, relatively complete, visually pleasing, and very easy to access, you do absolutely no reason to look any further.

For me he is one of resident programs on my machine, and it works without any problems on Win7 64.