10/7/2021 – Solving tactical puzzles can be fun, but what if you could automatically create your own, even from your own games? Nothing could be easier thanks to the analysis tools in both the Fritz interface or ChessBase. In fact, it can be a fun way to review your online games and be tested on the moves where you or your opponent missed a shot. Read on to learn how!

6/7/2018 – ChessBase 14 helps to analyse — and two powerful functions to analyse your games or games by others are "Tactical Analysis" and "Assisted Analysis"? "Tactical Analysis" offers automatic analyses of complete games, "Assisted Analysis" shows you what the program thinks about the moves you want to play. | Drawing: ChessBase

3/17/2017 – Among the several new features introduced in ChessBase 14, possibly the most unexpected was the automated full-game annotation function called ‘Tactical Analysis’. This sort of feature had remained exclusive to the Fritz family of programs until now. Not only do users get to enjoy this, but it is now a service offered for free in the live event coverage. Learn all about it in this How-To guide.

12/12/2016 – One of the things that has long been a hardcore difference between the program ChessBase and Fritz has been the automated analysis features. When it came to automated functionality, ChessBase only offered database research and reports, while engine analysis was available manually only. This has slowly changed with Let’s Check, and Deep (position) Analysis, but finally ChessBase 14 introduces complete independent game analysis with Tactical Analysis. Read on to find out more.