Not close at all.
Chess is solved for all positions with 6 pieces (including kings) or less on the board (except for 5 vs 1, which is easy to calculate anyhow). The solution for 7 pieces is estimated to be finished around 2015. Adding one additional piece increases the time to calculate signifcantly, so we are a long ways from the 8 piece solution a long long way from a 9 piece solution and you extrapolate this out to billions or trillions of years for the 32 piece solution with generous estimates.
Don't forget that the simple time extrapolation probably neglects the issue of where will you store the solution? If you estimate the size of the solution you'll find it's way larger than anything we could store it on. I'm sure someone will come around with these numbers soon.
I know that games can be solved, and that they are trying to solve chess these days.
I was wondering how close we were to achieving that goal.