Chess engine: Arasan 24.2.2 NNUE (Windows, Mac, Linux)

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Arasan - UCI engines Author: Jon Dart
Rating Chess Engines Diary CEDR=3580

Arasan has both a native user interface (for Windows only) and a console-based chess engine for use with Winboard or xboard. Arasan also works with Arena, another free chess interface, and with UCI-compatible programs like Fritz and Chessbase.

Arasan includes an opening "book" with over 900,000 moves.

Arasan 24.1 - results:
Uralochka 3.41 dev113/28-228 Games
Minic 3.4115.5/26+526 Games
Pawn 3.015/26+426 Games
RubiChess 202401128.5/24-724 Games
Booot 7.313.5/22+522 Games
Caissa 1.168.5/22-522 Games
Texel 1.1113/20+620 Games
Obsidian 10.07.5/20-520 Games
Seer 2.8.07/18-418 Games
Alexandria 6.08.5/16+116 Games
RofChade 3.18.5/16+116 Games
Clover 6.18/16+016 Games
Polyfish 2401146/16-416 Games
Avalanche 2.1.012/14+1014 Games
Counter 5.510.5/14+714 Games
Velvet 7.0.07.5/14+114 Games
Ethereal 14.254.5/14-514 Games
Starzix 4.08/12+412 Games
Black Marlin 9.07/12+212 Games
Viridithas 12.0.05/12-212 Games
Rebel 16.35/12-212 Games



Other versions (GUI, Mac and Linux) on page: https://www.arasanchess.org

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