- Reglas
- Estadísticas del juego
- Actividad del juego
- Los 20 mejores por puntuación
- Los 20 mejores por número de victorias
- Los 20 mejores por número de partidas
Overview |
Omega is a 2-4 player abstract board game played on a hexagonal board that was invented by Néstor Romeral Andrés in 2010. |
Board |
Omega is played on a hexagonal board with five to ten cells per side. |
Object of the Game |
The goal of Omega is to have the highest score at the end of the game. The final score for each player is calculated by multiplying the sizes of the different groups of stones of player's color. In case of a tie, the last of the tied players wins. |
Play |
The game begins with an empty board. There are 2-4 players in the game:
Starting with White, players take turns according to the mentioned color order. Each turn, the current player puts one stone of each color used in the game on any free cells of the board. This is, for a 2-player game, each player puts one white stone and one black stone, for a 3-player game - one white stone, one black stone and one red stone, and for a 4-player game - one white stone, one black stone, one red stone and one blue stone. The game ends when, just before White’s turn, it is not possible to play a complete round (all players). For a 2-player game, at least 4 free spaces are needed to play a complete round; 9 for a 3-player game and 16 for |
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