Sargon V: World Class Chess description
The fifth and final part in a series of computer chess simulators Sargon, which appeared in the late 1970-ies.
(VGA) Title Screen (VGA) Chess board with enhanced pieces (VGA) Wooden board w/ metal pieces human's turn
There are several levels of difficulty, but really difficult (of course, for experienced players), if you believe the reviews, can not be considered even higher (tournament); in the presence of a tutorial mode. You can choose between two - and three-dimensional perspective of the review and also to move pieces with mouse and keyboard - by entering the coordinates of the cells where we want to move the shape.
(VGA) Plain board with Sargon making a move (VGA) 2D Marble board view (VGA) 2D Wooden board
There is a base parties, analytical mode, which explains the course of parties, and the mode in which you can do the course in historical batches, and then compare it with the real her playing chess. You can play against the computer or against another person on one computer. The game features a nice VGA-graphics in neutral tones. Today, again, this thing is mostly historical interest.
showing move list (VGA) Pop-up windows tell you the type of move you made
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Source: Archive.org, Mobygames.com