Relax and replay games automatically

by Nadja Wittmann
4/25/2018 – What should you do when you are in the mood for some chess don't necessarily feel like serious training? Perhaps treat yourself to some "chess-cinema" and simply review a few nice games? ChessBase 14 makes this easy and fun. | Drawing: ChessBase

Fritz 16 - He just wants to play! Fritz 16 - He just wants to play!

Fritz 16 is looking forward to playing with you, and you're certain to have a great deal of fun with him too. Tense games and even well-fought victories await you with "Easy play" and "Assisted analysis" modes.

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Relax and enjoy!

In a database select the games you want to replay automatically (or create a database with these games and select all with Ctrl+A), and now right-click on this selection.

Choose "Replay games automatically":

Replay games automatically

Replay games automatically

That's it! The program does everything else! 

You can enjoy the games either on your computer or — if you like to think big — project them on a wall:

Rustam Kasimdzhanov

Rustam Kasimdzhanov: "Have a look at this move by Magnus! Fantastic!"

"Tempo" allows you to adjust the speed with which the games are shown.

Auto-replayer

The Auto-replayer in ChessBase 14

This can also be useful when you want to get a quick overview of the games of an upcoming opponent.

Give it a try — here are some famous games to enjoy! You can use the "Download PGN" button to save them locally.

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MoveNResultEloPlayers
1.e41,157,09954%2422---
1.d4940,74255%2434---
1.Nf3279,27256%2441---
1.c4180,87056%2443---
1.g319,62256%2427---
1.b314,03354%2427---
1.f45,81948%2377---
1.Nc33,70851%2384---
1.b41,73148%2378---
1.a31,17753%2402---
1.e31,05448%2407---
1.d392750%2376---
1.g464846%2360---
1.h443852%2371---
1.c341851%2423---
1.h326055%2413---
1.a410159%2476---
1.Nh38866%2510---
1.f38247%2435---
1.Na33862%2477---
1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5 Nf6 4.d3 Bc5 5.Bxc6 dxc6 6.0-0 Qe7 7.h3 Rg8 8.Kh1 Nh5 9.c3 g5 10.Nxe5 g4 11.d4 Bd6 12.g3 Bxe5 13.dxe5 Qxe5 14.Qd4 Qe7 15.h4 c5 16.Qc4 Be6 17.Qb5+ c6 18.Qa4 f5 19.Bg5 Rxg5 20.hxg5 f4 21.Qd1 Rd8 22.Qc1 fxg3 23.Na3 Rd3 24.Rd1 Bd5 25.f3 gxf3 26.exd5 Qe2 27.Re1 g2+ 0–1
  • Start an analysis engine:
  • Try maximizing the board:
  • Use the four cursor keys to replay the game. Make moves to analyse yourself.
  • Press Ctrl-B to rotate the board.
  • Drag the split bars between window panes.
  • Download&Clip PGN/GIF/FEN/QR Codes. Share the game.
  • Games viewed here will automatically be stored in your cloud clipboard (if you are logged in). Use the cloud clipboard also in ChessBase.
  • Create an account to access the games cloud.
WhiteEloWBlackEloBResYearECOEventRnd
Aronian,L2794Kramnik,V28000–12018C65FIDE Candidates3
Aronian,L2780Giri,A27731–02017E11Tata Steel-A 79th8
Kramnik,V2808Vocaturo,D25831–02016A49Baku ol (Men) 42nd11.1
Carlsen,M2844Tomashevsky,E27281–02016D02Tata Steel-A 78th6
Carlsen,M2834Li,C27501–02015D70Qatar Masters op5
Wei,Y2724Bruzon Batista,L26691–02015B85Danzhou 6th2
Topalov,V2772Vallejo Pons,F26981–02014A85Tromsoe ol (Men) 41st3.1
Aronian,L2802Anand,V27720–12013D46Tata Steel-A 75th4
Wang,H2739Nakamura,H27781–02012B96Biel GM 45th3
Aronian,L2802Svidler,P27551–02011D93Moscow Tal Memorial 6th8
Anand,V2787Topalov,V28051–02010E04World-ch Anand-Topalov +3-2=74
Gashimov,V2759Grischuk,A27360–12010B97WchT 7th4.1
Morozevich,A2751Vachier Lagrave,M27030–12009B80Biel GM 42nd8
Kramnik,V2772Anand,V27830–12008D49World-ch Anand-Kramnik +3-1=85
Topalov,V2780Kramnik,V27951–02008D43Corus9
Krasenkow,M2668Nakamura,H26480–12007A14Barcelona Casino2
Karjakin,S2660Anand,V27920–12006B90Corus1
Topalov,V2778Anand,V27851–02005E15Sofia MTel Masters 1st6
Anand,V2766Timman,J25781–02004B67Corus11
Anand,V2774Radjabov,T26480–12003B32Dortmund SuperGM 31st2
Shirov,A2699Van Wely,L26681–02003B30Bundesliga 020310.3
Van Wely,L2681Acs,P25910–12002E48Hoogeveen Essent Crown6
Shirov,A2718Topalov,V27181–02001B81Corus1
Fedorov,A2646Shirov,A27460–12000C39Rubinstein Memorial 37th5
Kasparov,G2812Topalov,V27001–01999B07Hoogovens4
Kramnik,V2780Lautier,J26251–01998D30Tilburg Fontys3
Kasparov,G2820Piket,J26301–01997D27Tilburg Fontys8
Anand,V2735Topalov,V27501–01996B85Dortmund SuperGM 24th6
Kasparov,G2795Anand,V27251–01995C80PCA-World Championship10
Kamsky,G2645Shirov,A26850–11993D44WchT 3rd6
Short,N2660Timman,J26301–01991B04Tilburg4
Karpov,A2720Kasparov,G27000–11985B44World Championship 32th-KK216
Kasparov,G2690Portisch,L26001–01983E12Niksic4
Karpov,A2720Huebner,R26301–01982B19Interpolis-061
Karpov,A2700Kortschnoj,V26701–01974B78Candidates final2
Botvinnik,M-Portisch,L-1–01968A29Monte Carlo7
Byrne,R-Fischer,R-0–11963D71USA-ch3
Tal,M-Hecht,H-1–01962E13Varna ol (Men) fin-A9
Spassky,B-Bronstein,D-1–01960C36URS-ch27
Polugaevsky,L-Nezhmetdinov,R-0–11958A53Sochi
Byrne,D-Fischer,R-0–11956D97New York Rosenwald
Averbakh,Y-Kotov,A-0–11953A55Candidates Tournament14
Euwe,M-Keres,P-0–11940E19NED m 39409
Botvinnik,M-Capablanca,J-1–01938E49AVRO11
Reti,R-Alekhine,A-0–11925A00Baden-Baden
Gruenfeld,E-Alekhine,A-0–11923D64Karlsbad2
Nimzowitsch,A-Tarrasch,S-0–11914D30St Petersburg preliminary5
Rotlewi,G-Rubinstein,A-0–11907D40Lodz1
Steinitz,W-Von Bardeleben,C-1–01895C54Hastings10
Morphy,P-Duke ofBrunswick/Count Isouar,K-1–01858C41Opéra Hous: Morphy-Duke of Brunswick
Anderssen,A-Dufresne,J-1–01852C52Berlin 'Evergreen'
Anderssen,A-Kieseritzky,L-1–01851C33London 'Immortal game'
McDonnell,A-De Labourdonnais,L-0–11834B32London m416

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