Nemorino - UCI chess engine

Nemorino is a UCI chess engine.

This is one of the strongest free engines. Nemorino doesn’t bring it’s own UI. So for running it, you need a GUI supporting UCI like Lucas Chess.

It is published under an open source license.

Features include:

Syzygy Tablebase support.
Pondering.
Standard Chess and Chess960.
Multi Core support (Shared Hash Table).
Multi PV analysis mode.
Support of NNUE based evaluation.
Bitboard based (using magic bitboards for sliding move generation).
Principal Variation Search (with Aspiration Windows, Null-Move Pruning, Killermoves, Futility Pruning, Razoring, …).
Tapered Eval based on Material, Mobility, Threats, King Safety, and Pawn Structure.
Special evaluation functions for some endgames.
Copy/Make.

Website: bitbucket.org/christian_g_nther/nemorino/src/master
Support:
Developer: Christian Günther
License: GNU General Public License v3.0

Nemorino is written in C++. Learn C++ with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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