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Chess-type problems use

the standard chess board or a variation of the standard chess board
some or all of the chess pieces
some or all of the chess rules

However, chess-type problems may contain board setups that do not occur in an ordinary chess game.

Many of these problems are now available as puzzles you can solve on the computer.

1 Examples of chess-type problems

chess problems
other chess-type problems
- Chess Maze
- Chess Maze II
- Eight queens puzzle
- Entropy
- Entropy II
- Good Knight
- Good Knight II
- Good Knight III
- Good Knight 4
- Knight's Tour
- Rook's Tour

2 External links

Collection of chess-type problems, puzzles, and solitaire games

Chess problems

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