Alpha Omega (board game)

Alpha Omega is a strategy board game typically for two players, though variations exist for more. The name "Alpha Omega" often refers to the beginning and end, reflecting the game's aim to dominate the board from start to finish. Gameplay usually involves maneuvering pieces across a gridded or patterned board, capturing opponent's pieces, and reaching a defined objective, such as occupying specific locations or eliminating all enemy units.

The specific rules and objectives of Alpha Omega vary significantly depending on the edition or implementation. Some versions utilize dice or card draws to introduce elements of chance, while others are purely deterministic, relying solely on strategic planning. The complexity can range from relatively simple rulesets suitable for casual play to more intricate rules requiring advanced tactical and strategic thinking.

Due to the lack of a universally recognized "Alpha Omega" board game with a single, definitive set of rules, identifying the exact mechanics and components is challenging without specifying a particular publisher or edition. The name is sometimes used generically to describe abstract strategy games with a thematic connection to dominance or finality.