but not really sure what to do, wait and see if the engine issue gets fixed? go for fritz 12 or 13, (the lets check feautre doesn't really bother me. I'm still interested in getting this softwar. Just doing another google search, the same publisher has sold older versions of the software else where too īut this is the first time, (it seems) that they are selling the fritz 14 version, even though there is technically only the deep version avaiable. However its intereting that this version does include a 6 month sub, so yeah, the reduction in price is a bit odd compred to their other versions that they have sold. If you read the comments, this is also the same fritz as the other more expensive versions, but doesn't have the 6 month lets check subscription, but the package, program is the same otherwise. It costs 100$, not 40$, and they no longer allow people to buy a cheaper 32bit single core version of this software as they used to with the previous iteration: Fritz 13 (around 60$) vs Deep Fritz 13 (around 100$). There is only one official and standard version now: Deep Fritz 14. It was published by Viva Media, just like Fritz Chess 14 on steam, at the same price.ĭo not buy this product on steam. As you can see with the reviews, it was a fraud, not the real product. It was clearly not a standard version of Fritz 13 (or Deep Fritz 13). Originally posted by Bruno:It reminds me of a version they used to sell on amazon, Fritz Chess 13. if it not, then the program should be removed from steam, as ita a clear case of fraid and not selling what is advetised. I was also interested in getting this program and will hold out until this is fixed. and its utter silly that they haven't, or maybe they forgot? but still begs the question why wasn't the steam release not checked? they have included fritz 14 for 32bit users, so they should be able to do this for 64bit users too. so they could easy make a fritz 14 for 64bit users and keep it single core, like fritz 13. single core and multi core, the deep version is multi, this is the reason its so expensive, this has nothing to do with the OS it can run on 32 and 64, but how many cores it can use. Well for fritz 13 and below they always sold 2 versions of the software. The latter is the most known by chess players.

Originally posted by Bruno:Why would they sell the 64bit version on steam for like 30 bucks when they sell it for almost 100 bucks everywhere else? Fritz Chess 14 is a light version of Deep Fritz 14, the true 64bit multicore version.

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