H. G. Muller wrote on Thu, Sep 28, 2017 04:52 AM EDT:
Since there seems to be no response whatsoever to this request, let me post something cool about Paco Shako in the mean time.
The diagram below is not only an interactive diagram; it is an intelligent diagram!
It considers itself as playing for black, so every time you play a white move on it, it will make a move in reply.
(Beware: since Paco Shako can allow multiple moves per turn, namely when a piece gets released from an embrace,
you might have to wait a bit until the computer finishes its move sequence.
Or you will have to place your own released piece to finish your turn, before the computer moves again.
So pay attention to the text above the chess board, which instructs you what to do!)
Since there seems to be no response whatsoever to this request, let me post something cool about Paco Shako in the mean time. The diagram below is not only an interactive diagram; it is an intelligent diagram! It considers itself as playing for black, so every time you play a white move on it, it will make a move in reply. (Beware: since Paco Shako can allow multiple moves per turn, namely when a piece gets released from an embrace, you might have to wait a bit until the computer finishes its move sequence. Or you will have to place your own released piece to finish your turn, before the computer moves again. So pay attention to the text above the chess board, which instructs you what to do!)