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Revolution 5.10 00326 - UCI chess engine (based on Stockfish)


Revolution - Revolution is a free, open-source UCI chess engine derived from Stockfish. Jorge Ruiz Centelles, with credit to ChatGPT, modifies and extends the code to explore new concepts. The engine implements cutting-edge search algorithms combined with neural network evaluation. Derived from fundamental chess programming principles, Revolution analyzes positions through parallelized alpha-beta search enhanced with null-move pruning and late move reductions.

As a UCI-compliant engine, Revolution operates through standard chess interfaces without an integrated graphical interface. Users must employ compatible chess GUIs (Arena, Scid vs PC, etc.) for board visualization and move input. Consult your GUI documentation for implementation details.

Revolution 5.10 090326 what's new?

What changed from 5.0-030326 to 5.10-090326

Upstream bug-fix backport for AVX512 ICL threat handling: Revolution now incorporates the Stockfish-side correction for the update_piece_threats() path, where square-bit updates must only be set when a real threat or real attacker set exists. In practical terms, this is a correctness fix, not a speculative tuning change.

Minimal patch surface, audit-friendly scope: the functional backport was kept deliberately small and confined to the expected files only: src/position.cpp and src/benchmark.cpp. No unrelated source churn was introduced in the accepted validation tree.

Benchmark coverage extended: a new FEN was added to the default benchmark set in order to improve regression visibility for this class of threat-update issue.

Tree integrity confirmed in live local use: the patched source was rebuilt successfully in the current environment and passed end-to-end UCI startup, readiness check, benchmark execution, and a real search test.

Note: this update should be read as a stability and correctness release. The goal is not to advertise a dramatic Elo-facing claim, but to ensure that Revolution continues to track relevant upstream fixes while preserving the deterministic, audit-minded workflow used in IJCCRL builds.

Revolution 4.90 210226 vs other engines:

Raid 6.013/26+026 games
Hlamnick 20022612.5/26-126 games
Artemis 27TR PrO12.5/26-126 games
Stockfish 18 JA11/22+022 games
DON dev-2026022210.5/20+120 games
Leptir Testpilot10.5/20+120 games
DarkSeid 10.3 SE9.5/18+118 games
SF-PRO2 29.01.20269.5/18+118 games
Stockfish dev-202602189/18+018 games
ShashChess 409/18+018 games
Brainlearn 318.5/18-118 games
StockfishMZ 1212258.5/18-118 games
CorChess 202602128.5/18-118 games
Kookaburra 3.117/14+014 games
Halogen 16.0.07/10+410 games
SF-POLY 1602264.5/8+18 games
HypnoS EN 2.04.5/8+18 games
JigSaw 8.04/8+08 games
Stockfish 184/8+08 games
DarkSeid 10.2 SE4/8+08 games
Sky Mini MPV3.5/8-18 games


Revolution 5.10 090326 - download 

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