Great Games
A few famous games from chess history — old enough to be everyone's now. Replay each one move by move on your own device, at your own pace, with a calm word about what made it great. Nothing to beat, nothing to unlock.
- The Opera GamePaul Morphy vs Duke of Brunswick & Count Isouard (consulting)Paris (Italian Opera House), 1858 · 33 half-moves
- The Evergreen GameAdolf Anderssen vs Jean DufresneBerlin, 1852 · 47 half-moves
- Réti’s Queen SacrificeRichard Réti vs Savielly TartakowerVienna, 1910 · 21 half-moves
Every game here is in the public domain (played before 1930), its moves checked against the on-device engine so the board is always right. The words are ours. That's the whole shelf, for now — a small one on purpose.