BOT.vinnik Chess: Late USSR Championships
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About the GameImprove your chess knowledge and learn some history with commented puzzles out of anthological matches from the late USSR Chess Championships (1970s, and 80s)
■ Learn the theory behind the strategy
■ 150+ theory backed “best-move” chess puzzles
■ Famous matches organized by chess Masters in 16 chapters to elevate your knowledge
■ Made for chess enthusiasts by chess enthusiast
■ Have fun with BOT.vinnik’s peculiar sense of humor!
Game Discussion
Steam User 4
This new chapter in the BOT.vinnik game series continues the great journey in teaching and introducing us to famous plays, always with its comedic and fun touch! As always, I recommend it to Chess lovers.
Steam User 1
BOT.vinnik has always good chess puzzles from real life chess championship grand masters matches.
I'd like to see opening tutorials with this interface!!
Steam User 0
The entire BOT.vinnik Chess series of games are definitely worth while to those who want to improve their chess game. You get to play important parts of past professional games to understand what the pros were thinking and why they made their choices. Each lesson is rather quick, so you can stop into the game even if you do not have a lot of time to spend. I am looking forward to future entries.
Steam User 2
Another game from the series for those who like to analyze the great masters' moves. I would like to see one about chess prodigies :)
Steam User 1
Some interesting example matches from grand masters in the late 1900s.
Steam User 4
A match between Bot.vinnik and Deep Blue definetely would be amazing. Good game!
Steam User 0
I love this series about masters of chess. Great opportunity to review historical matches. Fun and informative!