The greatest games in chess history, replayed move by move.
From a candlelit Paris opera house in 1858 to the world championship stage today — every legendary game, with the story of why it mattered and world-class engine analysis of every move. No chess knowledge needed: press play and watch history unfold.
The Youngest Champion
Ding Liren vs Gukesh D · 2024 — replay it →
60,429games
36legendary players
1750–2026every era
1,860engine-analysed
Played on this day in history
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The Romantic Era · 1851 The Immortal Game
Adolf Anderssen vs Lionel Kieseritzky
1-0⚙ Analysed
The Romantic Era · 1852 The Evergreen Game
Adolf Anderssen vs Jean Dufresne
1-0⚙ Analysed
The Romantic Era · 1858 The Opera Game
Paul Morphy vs Duke Karl / Count Isouard
1-0⚙ Analysed
The Soviet School · 1956 The Game of the Century
Donald Byrne vs Bobby Fischer
0-1⚙ Analysed
The Soviet School · 1972 Reykjavik, Game 6
Bobby Fischer vs Boris Spassky
1-0⚙ Analysed
The Modern Era · 1999 Kasparov's Immortal
Garry Kasparov vs Veselin Topalov
1-0⚙ Analysed
The Engine Age · 2024 The Youngest Champion
Ding Liren vs Gukesh D
0-1⚙ Analysed
Travel through the eras
Curated collections
6 games
Immortals & Evergreens
The games history itself gave names to — the Immortal, the Evergreen, the Opera Game, the Game of the Century.
10 games
Brilliant Sacrifices
Queens flung across the board, rooks left hanging for five moves — material given for something greater.
71 games
World Championship Classics
The decisive game from every World Championship match, Steinitz 1886 to Gukesh today — 71 matches, one defining moment each.
4 games
Lightning Strikes: Miniatures
Complete masterpieces in 25 moves or fewer — traps, ambushes, and perfect punishment.
1 games
Man vs Machine
The games where silicon met the world champions — and chess changed forever.
Meet the legends All players →
Paul Morphy
United States · 211 games
José Raúl Capablanca
Cuba · 596 games
World Champion 1921–1927
Alexander Alekhine
Russia / France · 1,653 games
World Champion 1927–1946
Mikhail Tal
Soviet Union (Latvia) · 2,430 games
World Champion 1960–1961
Bobby Fischer
United States · 825 games
World Champion 1972–1975
Garry Kasparov
Soviet Union / Russia · 2,116 games
World Champion 1985–2000
Viswanathan Anand
India · 4,252 games
World Champion 2007–2013
Magnus Carlsen
Norway · 7,813 games
World Champion 2013–2023
Gukesh D
India · 2,405 games
World Champion 2024–present