Many computers will come with a free chess game that you can play against the computer. There are some online leagues, but a turn can take over an hour to get done due to time allowances for players.
One can find a free collection of Java games from Mob or Java's website. There are some other websites that host Java games, such as Funny-Games and Chess Games.
Some good free chess places are chesscube.com chess.com freechess.org with only having to downloead freechess.org. If your a USCF player you can play on world chess live which is basically free if your part of the USCF. I have the same question, and this links are pages where you can play Online. I want a free chess software to play offline in my computer. Where can I find it?
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you can find some games at www.wwe.com/play/games i think it is
Some ancient Islamic games were chess, backgammon, and falconry.
some of the roman board games are chess,game of the generals..
some are and some are not you have to read to find out!!!!!
The website Chess Corners offers a lot of other games besides just basic chess. In the fun section of their website, they offer games such as World Clock, The Knight's Tour, Chess Quiz, as well as many more.
It is easy to find free, downloadable games online. Some websites to find pet game downloads include Free Ride Games, My Play City, Winsite, and Gonza Games.
I'm glad to see that we have someone who wants to play my favorite board game, chess :). One great free website that I highly recommend is chess.com . Some things that I specifically like about chess.com is that about 5,000 new members are joining everyday, so you'll never keep on having to play the same person. Another thing that I like about chess.com are all the features to help you improve your gameplay like the "Tactics Trainer" and the "Chess Mentor". Chess.com also has a daily puzzle everyday for you to solve. My truly favorite thing about chess.com is that you can play correspondence chess, or live chess. If you are a busy person, then you can play correspondence chess (days per move). However, if you like playing games that you can finish in one sitting, you can also play Live Chess. Hope this helped! ~ Max