Paul Morphy is a chess genius, rightfully considered the strongest in the world in the middle of the 19th century.

Morphy's strength lay in "deeply thought-out positional play of a predominantly aggressive nature" (A. Alekhine).

Leaving no literary chess heritage, Morphy, with his chess creativity, put forward the principles of the strategy of open positions. “To this day, Morphy is the consummate master of open games. How great its importance is evident from the fact that nothing essentially new was created in this area after Morphy. Every chess player, from beginner to master, must in his practice again and again return to the work of the brilliant American” (M. Botvinnik).

This program is a collection of games by Paul Morphy (about 300 games). It does not require an internet connection to work.