"The Nearly Perfect Chess Games of the World Champions" offers an in-depth analysis of the best chess games played by world champions. This book utilizes a chess engine to examine the moves in the middle and endgame phases and presents the objectively best games, which are not always the most exciting. Readers have the opportunity to replay these games and realize that the objectively best moves are often perceived as less thrilling. The work questions the common opinions of chess commentators and sheds light on the truth behind game evaluations. It is a valuable resource for anyone looking to develop a deeper understanding of the strategies and techniques in chess.

• Analysis of the best chess games by world champions
• Use of a chess engine for move analysis
• Focus on objectively best moves, not just exciting ones
• Questions common opinions of chess commentators.