Microchess is the first game ever published for a home computer back in the 1970s. It was written for the Commodore MOS KIM-1 single board computer by Peter Jennings (no, not that Peter Jennings!) and when you bought a copy all you got was a manual with the machine code listing in hexadecimal. To play you needed to punch those numbers in by hand. Yes, really! The good news was that the KIM-1 had a cassette interface. ;-)
I found the assembly language source code online! Yay!
http://6502.org/source/games/uchess/uchess.htm
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