A Century 2 engine is provided for analysis to complement the Tiger engines. As a chess-program interface, it offers a range of features that are similar to Century, so I won't discuss these. Tiger handles games stored in ChessPartner, cbf or PGN formats, and positions in EPD format. The program is operated via a standard windows interface, and is very simple to use and highly configurable. Preconfigured sessions are provided, and new or modified ones can be quickly created and saved for future use.
Users can log in as a human or a computer.
In computer-mode, the chess engine plays without any human intervention during the game. It's possible to have the engine automatically seek matches, and in this way the engine can be playing all the time. Games can be automatically saved to a database in both modes of operation. Tiger engines Two versions of Tiger are included, namely the standard Tiger 13, and the new Tiger Gambit. Tiger is a very strong engine, and a previous version topped the SSDF list.