Cubeman wrote:Chess Pro can give up to 4 main lines. It use to go under the name Chess Tiger but changed name Chess Pro. It is by Christophe Theron.
Yes, it is really nice with multi variation mode.
It gives a fast understanding understanding of the possibilities in a position.
Especially nice with the moves shown as arrows on the chessboard!
I would like to present a link so you could see how these arrows work.
But I could not find any video on youtube.
I can recommend this 'Chess Pro - with coach' with its multi variation.
(not to be confused with Kerrigans Chess Pro)
You can even try out a free version with a limited use.
But the pro version only cost ca. one euro/dollar!
And if you use Iphone and Ipad you can use it on both.
I wonder how strong it really is?
Is it the Tiger engine?
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Here is my original wish for multi variation mode - use of colours may improve the info:
Multi variation mode for analysis is a BIG wish for serious players!
fx with arrows on the board (rapidly changing if they overlay each other?!).
big blue arrow - the best move
0.10 - thin blue arrows
- and the traffic lights:
0.30 - green arrows
0.50 - yellow arrows
1.50 - red arrows
>1.50 - big red arrows.
Max 6 best moves should be shown.
Min 3 moves should be shown.
Don't show move 4,5,6 if a yellow or red arrow has been shown.