A chess engine I made a while ago. It is open source, MIT license, written entirely in C++ and tested with GTest.

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  • chessCAMO

    chessCAMO is a newly proposed chess engine with a built-in variant that stands for Calculations Always Make Opportunities and was inspired by the very popular chess variant Crazyhouse. The "CAMO" portion comes from the idea that in this variant a player can sacrifice making a move to replace one of their pieces from the "piece reservoir".

    • Github Repository: https://github.com/lbragile/chessCAMO

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