![]() ![]() PGNMentor has a ton of historical games going all the way back to at least the 1800s. TWIC (the week in chess) gets updated weekly, and keeps you up to date. Kingbase has a pretty comprehensive set of tournament games from the 90's until now. But that said, there are a number of good free options out there: Hiarcs doesn't have any direct equivalent of Megabase, so you have to compile your own. I also use lichess for online play and subsequent analysis, but it's really nice having a proper database app to look through games. ![]() I ended up getting the full version, with the Online opening book subscription, and I like it a lot. ![]() I recently went through the same process you're going through now, and the solution I settled on was Hiarcs. Open source, you have SCIDvMac, but I'm not a huge fan of that interface. On the Mac, your two commercial options are to run Chessbase in a VM, or to get Hiarcs Chess Explorer.
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