![]() ![]() The computer made short work of us, but novice level didn't seem unreasonably difficult for someone who knows chess a little better than we do. We set our level at "novice"-we do sort of know what we're doing-and the game began. Chess Wizard has 10 levels of difficulty, ranging from "peabrain" to "overwhelming," and you can select from a variety of handicaps. The game's interface is plain, with menus and a toolbar across the top and a one-dimensional chessboard. Although the game's graphics are nothing to get excited about, serious chess players will love its huge variety of features. We've never been very good at chess, but that doesn't mean we can't recognize a good chess game when we see it, and Chess Wizard definitely fits that description.
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