Developing a simultaneously move based chess application

It is observed through the analysis of the results of the classical chess games played by players of the equivalent strength, that, players with the white pieces has a 22.19% more winning rate as compared to the players with black pieces (Banks G. 2016). In this thesis, a new chess game which is more fair than the classical chess and has been evaluated to be useful to develop strategies for simultaneous events, has been implemented. The primary reason for developing this new chess application is the necessity for testing the stability of the rule set proposed by the thesis advisor, Prof. Dr. M. E. DALKILIC who came up with a rule set for a more fair chess after seeing the unfair advantage of the first movers in classical chess. A Graphical User Interface (GUI) based web application implementing this rules set has been developed using HTML, CSS Java Script, Jquery, Node.js, express.js and socket.io programming tools and libraries. This application contains both human - human and human – computer models. As a result, in this thesis work, proposed rule set has been tested and slightly modified for stability. Furthermore, a new intelligence game based on simultaneous moves has been developed and presented as a free web application.