Arakh
Arakh is a traditional game originating from the Caucasus region, particularly associated with the peoples of Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan. It is a two-player strategy game played on a board that resembles a cross or a plus sign, typically consisting of 15 or 21 intersections connected by lines. The game is often compared to tic-tac-toe but is considered more complex due to its strategic depth and multiple possible moves.
The game is played with two sets of pieces, often represented by small stones, beads, or tokens,
Arakh holds cultural significance in the Caucasus, often played during social gatherings, family events, or as
Variations of arakh exist, including different board sizes and rule modifications, which can alter the complexity