JP2024517586A - Media file playback game - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a media file playing game (1), in which the media files are advantageously audio and/or video files, said game (1) comprising: at least two game theme base plates (2, 2'), each comprising a wireless communication chip (21) containing data including a first identifier intended to correspond to at least one game media file; and a game base (3) comprising: (a) at least one chip reader (31) associated with at least one reading surface (32), (b) memory means (33) in which game media files are recorded, (c) audio and/or video playback means (34) adapted to play game media files, (d) a human/machine interface (35), (e) control means (36) designed to play, via said audio and/or video playback means (34), at least one of said game media files associated with said first identifier collected by said at least one chip reader (31).

Description

The present invention relates to the general field of so-called "board" games, which can be played solo but are preferably played with multiple participants.

More specifically, the present invention relates to a media file playing game based on audio and/or visual recognition search, where the media files are of audio and/or video type.

There are games that consist of playing sound files (musical or otherwise), image files or video files with the objective of recognizing sounds, melodies, song titles, objects, places, letters, film titles, etc.

However, current games tend to be relatively basic in terms of the controls or implemented elements, limiting their playability and appeal.

On the other hand, most known games include one or more visual elements and/or offer an advantage to "sighted" players.

It would therefore be interesting to propose a cognitive game that could be aimed at both visually impaired and non-visually impaired people, without giving either party an advantage.

To address the above-mentioned shortcomings of the prior art, the present invention provides a media file playing game (or a game that plays media files) for one or more players, the media files being advantageously audio and/or video files, the game comprising:
at least two game theme base plates (or game theme base plates) each corresponding to one game theme of a number of game themes, each including a game theme base plate wireless communication chip (or game theme base plate wireless communication chip) containing data including a first identifier intended to correspond to at least one game media file;
- Game-based,
(a) at least one chip reader associated with at least one reading surface, the at least one chip reader adapted to perform a reading of data contained within a wireless communication chip attached to a game theme base plate supported on the reading surface;
(b) a memory means for storing game media files, the first identifier being associated with at least one of the game media files;
(c) audio and/or video playback means, for example of the speaker and/or screen type, adapted to play game media files;
(d) Human/machine interfaces, e.g., push-button type;
(e) a game base including control means designed to play at least one of said game media files associated with said first identifier collected by said at least one chip reader via said audio and/or video playback means.

Other non-limiting and advantageous features of the media file playing game according to the invention, taken individually or according to any technically possible combination, are the following:
the game may include a multi-sided structure defined by a plurality of sides, the exterior surfaces of the multi-sided structure being identical to one another;
the multi-faceted structure includes a number of second wireless communication chips each attached to one of the faces of the multi-faceted structure;
each of the second wireless communication chips contains data including a second identifier intended to correspond to one of the game themes;
At least two of the second wireless communication chips have second identifiers different from each other and each second identifier corresponds to one of the game themes of the number of game themes;
the at least one chip reader is adapted to perform a reading of data contained in the second wireless communication chip attached to a face of the multi-sided structure supported on the reading surface;
Theme media files are stored in the memory means, and the second identifiers are respectively associated with one of the theme media files;
the control means is designed to play, via the audio and/or video playback means, the game media file associated with the second identifier collected by the at least one chip reader;
the game theme base plate wireless communication chip and possibly the second wireless communication chip attached to the multi-sided structure may be selected from among wireless communication chips operating according to the "Near Field Communication" (NFC) wireless technology;
- the game media files may be classified into at least two groups of game media files;
the group of game media files are each associated with a first one of the first identifiers; and the control means is designed, after selection of a group of game media files, to play each game media file of the selected group of game media files consecutively after interaction with a human/machine interface;
the memory means may include a group of game media files each including a series of a plurality of game media files, the series of a plurality of game media files including (a) a primary game media file corresponding to a defined sound or a defined video, and (b) at least one secondary game media file corresponding to said defined sound or said defined video, to which an audio or visual impairment and/or shortening is applied;
the control means being designed to play the at least one secondary game media file and then the primary game media file after interaction with a human/machine interface;
the control means may be designed to play, for the same game theme, a game media file or a group of game media files of a game theme in a defined order and to change this order after all game media files or a group of all game media files of said game theme have been played;
the control means may be designed to: (a) play a theme sound file by said audio and/or video playback means in response to data contained in a wireless communication chip of a game theme base plate supported on a reading surface collected by said at least one chip reader or possibly in response to said second identifier collected by said at least one chip reader, and then (b) select a plurality of game media files or a group of game media files to be played from among the game media files or the group of game media files associated with a first identifier contained in a game theme base plate supported on a reading surface, and then (c) play consecutively game media files of the selected plurality of game media files or the selected group of game media files after each interaction with a human/machine interface;
the game may include score display means for indicating a player's score, said score display means comprising a plurality of parts, the plurality of parts being provided with means for assembling the plurality of parts together and capable of forming together a predetermined shape;
- the game theme base plates may each include an external game theme identification mark;
- the external game theme identification mark applied to the game theme base plate may include a Braille mark;
- the game theme base plate may respectively include (a) a lower dock that houses the game theme base plate wireless communication chip, and (b) an upper display stand having an external game theme identification mark;
The game base may comprise a case including a recess, the bottom of which forms a reading surface, the shape and size of said recess being suitable to receive the game theme base plate and possibly said multi-sided structure.

Of course, the different features, alternatives and embodiments of the invention can be associated with each other according to various combinations, unless they are mutually incompatible or exclusive.

Further, various other features of the present invention will become apparent from the accompanying description, which refers to the drawings showing non-limiting embodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic overview of the different components of a possible embodiment of a media file playing game according to the invention; FIG. 2 is a top view showing a possible embodiment of a score display means for a game according to the present invention, here consisting of a central portion associated with a number of score components and a number of tokens. FIG. 3 is an exploded view of the central portion of the score display means shown in FIG. 2 . FIG. 3 is an exploded view of one of the score components of the score display means shown in FIG. 2;

The game according to the present invention, also called "Media File Playback Game 1" or "Game for Playing Media Files", shown in Figure 1, is based on sound recognition searches categorized by game theme.

Therefore, the media file playback game 1 includes: - at least two game theme base plates 2, 2' (or game theme base plates 2, 2'), each corresponding to one of several game themes; and - a game base 3.

"Game theme" advantageously means a combination of media files that are related to each other, have common characteristics or belong to the same concept.

The number of game theme base plates 2, 2' is greater than two (e.g., 3, 4, 5 or even greater). They each include a game theme base plate wireless communication chip 21 (or a game theme base plate wireless communication chip 21) that contains data including a first identifier intended to correspond to at least one game media file, preferably a group of game media files, in other words, a first identifier is respectively associated with at least one game media file among said game media files. Preferably, the first identifiers of the game theme base plates 2, 2' present are different from each other.

On the other hand, Game Base 3 is
at least one chip reader 31 associated with at least one reading surface 32, adapted to carry out the reading of data contained in a wireless communication chip 21 attached to each game theme base plate 2, 2' supported on the reading surface 32;
- memory means 33 (in the form of a memory card) on which the game media files containing the sounds to be reproduced are recorded;
- speaker means 34 adapted to play game media files;
a human/machine interface 35, here in the form of a push button;
- control means 36 (in the form of a microprocessor) designed to manage the playback, via speaker means 34, of at least one game media file associated with said first identifier collected by the chip reader 31.

In the memory means 33, the game media files may be classified into at least two groups of game media files (preferably in addition to the two groups of game media files). Each group of game media files is advantageously associated with a game theme as described herein above and with a first identifier of different first identifiers.

Preferably, the number of groups of game media files corresponds to the number of game themes and the number of base plates 2, 2' available to the player.

The control means 36 may thus be designed to, after selection of a group of game media files, play each game media file of the selected group of game media files consecutively after interaction with the human/machine interface 35.

On the other hand, before playing the game media file, the control means 36 may be adapted to announce the game theme via the speaker means 34 (e.g., in response to data contained within the game theme baseplate wireless communication chip 21 and collected by the chip reader 31).

Thus, generally, after the game theme base plate 2, 2' has been placed on the reading surface 32 of the game base 3, successive steps are carried out.
a chip reader 31 capable of collecting the data contained in a wireless communication chip 21 mounted on said base plate 2, 2' supported on a reading surface 32;
the control means 36 are capable of selecting from among the game media files stored in the memory means 33 those which correspond to a game theme associated with the first identifier collected from the added base plate 2, 2′;
- The control means 36 play, via the speaker means 34, at least one game media file belonging to the selected game theme.

As can be seen in FIG. 1, the game theme base plates 2, 2' each include an external mark 22 for identifying the game theme. The external mark 22 advantageously includes a visual mark 221 that is identifiable by a sighted person and a Braille mark 222 that is identifiable by a blind or visually impaired person.

For example, the game theme base plate 2, 2' each includes: - a lower dock 23 that houses the game theme base plate wireless communication chip 21; and - an upper display stand 24 having external game theme identification marks 221, 222.

The wireless communication chip 21 is intended to be positioned within the dock 23 of the game theme base plate 2, 2' near the underside of the dock 23 and supported by the reading surface 32 of the game base 3.

The game theme can be selected by the players or by agreement between the players, or it can be selected randomly.

Preferably, with respect to this game theme selection, the game 1 includes a multi-sided structure 4 defined by a number of faces 41, 42, 43, the exterior surfaces of the multi-sided structure 4 being identical to and therefore indistinguishable from one another, and a second wireless communication chip 41a, 42a, 43a attached to each face of the multi-sided structure 4.

Wireless communication chips 41a, 42a, and 43a are arranged within a multi-faceted structure 4 (not shown), and each of them faces faces 41, 42, and 43 of the multi-faceted structure 4.

Each of the faces 41, 42, 43 of the multi-sided structure 4 is adapted to be supported on the reading surface 32 of the game base 3.

The second wireless communication chips 41a, 42a, 43a each contain data including a second identifier intended to correspond to one of several game themes, and at least two of these second wireless communication chips 41a, 42a, 43a include different second identifiers each corresponding to one game theme.

As described herein above, the external surfaces of the multi-sided structure 4 are identical to one another. In that way, if the player does not know the game theme associated with each face of the multi-sided structure 4 and places the multi-sided structure 4 advantageously randomly on the reading surface 32, the game theme corresponding to the faces 41, 42, 43 of this multi-sided structure 4 supported on said reading surface 32 is thus determined randomly.

The chip reader 31 of the game base 3 is adapted to perform reading of data contained in second wireless communication chips 41a, 42a, 43a attached to faces 41, 42, 43 of the multi-faceted structure 4 supported on the reading surface 32.

The theme media file is recorded in the memory means 33, the second identifier is associated with each of the theme media files of the plurality of theme media files provided, and the control means 36 is designed to play, via the speaker means 34, the theme media file associated with said second identifier collected by the chip reader 31 (the speaker means 34 thus expresses the game theme).

For example, multi-sided structure 4 may consist of a six-sided die, the game theme number may be three, and three associated second identifiers may appear twice on faces 41, 42, and 43 of die 4, respectively.

Alternatively, the multi-sided structure 4 may have a number of sides other than six. The multi-sided structure 4 may, for example, be in the form of a four-sided pyramid, each of the sides corresponding to a different game theme.

1, the game base 3 may include a case 3a including a recess 37, the bottom wall of which forms a reading surface 32 associated with a chip reader 31. The shape and size of the recess 37 is suitable for receiving the game theme base plate 2, 2' and possibly the multi-sided structure 4. For example, the shape and size of the recess 37 corresponds to the shape and size of the dock 23 of the game theme base plate 2, 2'. The chip reader 31 may be positioned directly below and centrally positioned on the reading surface 32.

The game 1 is structured such that the chip reader 31 can communicate with the game theme base plate wireless communication chip 21 and optionally with the second wireless communication chip 41a, 42a, 43a attached to the multi-sided structure 4 only when the base plate 2, 2' or multi-sided structure 4 is placed on the reading surface 32 of the game base 3.

Therefore, the game theme base plate wireless communication chip 21 and possibly the second wireless communication chips 41a, 42a, 43a attached to the multi-sided structure 4 communicate with the chip reader 31 according to "RFID" type technology, in particular according to "near field communication" (NFC) wireless technology.

The game theme base plate wireless communication chip 21 and possibly the second wireless communication chip 41a, 42a, 43a attached to the multi-faceted structure 4 are known per se and consist of electronic chip (or integrated circuit) type components associated with an antenna.

Such wireless communication chips, also known as "tags", "labels" or "transponders", consist of radio-frequency identification means incorporating radio-frequency identification functionality.

"Radio-frequency identification" refers in particular to technologies that make it possible to identify objects using radio-frequency identifiers. It also refers to technologies that make it possible to identify objects using memory chips or electronic devices that can record information and transmit this information by means of a radio antenna to a specialized reader, here the chip reader 31.

The wireless communication chips 21; 41a, 42a, 43a are advantageously selected from among electronic chips of the HF (high frequency) type operating at a frequency of approximately 10-20 MHz, preferably at a frequency of 13.56 MHz. Such HF chips are of particular interest since they are detectable at limited distances, generally of the order of a few centimeters, making it possible to identify them individually.

The essentially conventional wireless communication chip is preferably encapsulated in a support to ensure its protection, in particular against mechanical shocks and fluids.

Wireless communication chips, for example, are passive, i.e. they transmit information by reverse modulating waves from a chip reader. Passive chips typically use the (magnetic or electromagnetic) waves from the reader to power their internal electronic circuitry.

The wireless communication chip advantageously includes a single identifier, for example selected from a "Unique Item Identifier" or "UII" or an "Electronic Product Code" or "EPC", that is transmitted back in response to a wireless request issued by the chip reader.

This single identifier is advantageously unchangeable and typically consists of a numeric or alphanumeric code. The wireless communication chip may therefore be of the "write once, read many times" or "WORM" type.

The chip reader 31, on the other hand, essentially includes a transceiver system associated with an antenna in a conventional manner.

This chip reader 31 advantageously operates as follows.
the chip reader 31 transmits energy via radio waves to the wireless communication chips 21, 41a, 42a, 43a located opposite it in its magnetic field;
The chip reader 31 then sends an information request to the wireless communication chip,
The chip reader 31 receives the replies and transmits them to the control means 36 .

Communication between the RFID reader and the wireless communication chip is possible by means of respective RFID antennas integrated into each of these two complementary components.

The control means 36 causes the playback of the game media file by the speaker means 34 in response to information received from the chip reader 31 corresponding to the game theme defined by the game theme base plate 2, 2' placed on the reading surface 32, and also in response to the player's interaction with the human/machine interface 35.

In the memory means 33, the game media files are classified into at least two groups of game media files, each of which corresponds to a different game theme, and the control means 36 is designed to, after selection of a group of game media files, play each game media file of the selected group of game media files consecutively after interaction with the human/machine interface 35.

On the other hand, in order to enhance the playability of the game, the particular group of at least game media files may include a series of multiple game media files, including:
- a primary game media file corresponding to a defined sound or a defined image, and - at least one secondary game media file corresponding to said defined sound or said defined image, to which an audio or visual impairment and/or shortening is applied.

The control means 36 is also designed to play the secondary game media file and then the primary game media file after interaction with the human/machine 35.

In this way, it might be envisaged to play a "masked" or "jammed" sound to make its recognition relatively difficult, and then play the same sound, but less "masked" or "jammed", to make its recognition easier.

The corresponding "masking" or "disturbance" can consist of a distortion of the sound or image. With regard to sound, it can also be considered to layer another sound on top, e.g. music.

According to another feature, the control means 36 can be designed to play game media files or groups of game media files of the same game theme in a defined order and to change this order after all game media files or groups of game media files of the game theme have been played.

This allows the order of game media files to be learned by simple memorization, preventing upcoming game media files from being discovered.

In another embodiment, sounds may be played completely randomly within a defined game theme.

According to yet another feature, when a message is issued in one language, it may be made or suggested to issue the same message in another language after interaction with the human/machine interface 35 or by activating a dedicated push button.

Preferably, the game 1 also includes a score display means 5 that allows the counting of the scores of different games as the game progresses.

For example, the score display means 5 can consist of simple tokens that are distributed to players upon the announcement of correct answers.

Preferably, the score display means is selected so that both sighted and blind or visually impaired persons can follow the score count.

As shown in FIG. 2, a score counting system 5 may be provided that includes: a central portion 51; a number of parts 52 that are provided with means for assembling the parts 52 to one another (e.g., of the tenon/mortise type) and that are capable of forming a predetermined shape together; and a number of tokens 53, each of simple disc shape.

These different elements or parts 51, 52 and 53 can be made of plastic material, preferably wood or cardboard.

Token 53 is optional.

The central portion 51 is shown separately in FIG. 3. The central portion 51 is generally X-shaped and has ends with male assembly means 511 and female assembly means 512 adapted to cooperate with complementary assembly means of the parts 52. The central portion 51 may also include a cutout 513 intended to receive a number of adjacent tokens 53 (this cutout 513 is optional).

One of the parts 52 is shown separately in FIG. 4. This part 52 includes a complementary male tenon 521 and a female notch or mortise 522.

It will be appreciated that the pieces 52 may be combined with each other and with the central portion 51 to allow the formation of a double ring shape, referred to herein as a "score puzzle", as shown in FIG. 2. The evolution of this double ring shape can be manually tracked by a visually impaired person to follow the evolution of the scores of different players.

For example, at the beginning of the game, each player receives a central portion 51. Players may be allocated one or several tokens 53 for each correct answer, and exchange a certain number of tokens (from central portion 51) for pieces 52 that can be used to complete their "score puzzle."

The first player to complete their "score puzzle" wins the game.

The game may be designed, for example, to be used by blind and visually impaired players ages 7 and older, together or separately.

The principle is that players must recognise and identify sounds played by the game base 3, and the first player to identify a certain number of sounds wins the game.

Component Description:
Four game theme base plates 2, 2' are used, each of which represents a sound game theme, for example animal-nature-machine-man.

The game theme base plates 2, 2' are identical in color and shape and can be identified by the Braille markings on the one hand and by monochrome printing on the other hand.

The multi-sided structure 4 consists of a die, each face of which includes a tag that identifies a sound game theme. For example, two faces of the die have an "animal" tag, two faces of the die have a "machine" tag, one face of the die has a "nature" tag, and one face of the die has a "human" tag.

The faces of the dice are not visually or tactilely distinguishable.

The game base 3 comprises electrical/electronic components, namely:
- a printed circuit having a decoding program,
- chip reader 31,
memory means 33,
- control means 36 (in the form of a microprocessor);
- speaker 34,
- Includes a case 3a housing the power supply unit.

The case 3a of the game base 3 is made of a plastic material and includes a recess 37, the bottom of which forms a reading surface 32 on which the chip reader 31 is attached.

This case 3a also includes a human/machine interface 35 in the form of control buttons.

The score counting system corresponds to that described herein above in connection with Figures 2-4.

For each correct answer, the player receives 1 to 3 tokens depending on the result.

A player can exchange three tokens for one part 52.

The first player to collect a certain number of pieces (e.g., 24 pieces) and complete their double ring shape wins the game.

Game Example At the start of the game, each player receives a center portion 51 .

The first player places or drops the dice 4 on the reading surface 32 of the game base 3 to determine the game theme (here, animals, machines, nature, or humans). The selected game theme is played/announced via the speaker 34.

Once the game theme has been determined, the player removes the dice 4 and then places the game theme base plate 2, 2' that corresponds to the determined game theme on the reading surface 32.

When ready, the player presses the control button 35 on the game base 3 once.

A series of sounds is selected and a first sound message is played (once only) by the speaker 34. This first message is, for example, a sound that has been modified and masked by a background melody.

The player attempts to identify this sound and submits an answer (if possible).

The player then presses the control button 35 a second time and a second sound message is played (only once). This second message contains the same sounds as the first one, but with fewer variations. The background melody is the same. This second message is easier to guess.

The player either confirms his or her original claim or makes a new claim. If the second answer is different, the second answer cancels the first.

The player then presses the control button 35 a third time and a third sound is played (only once). This third message contains the same sounds as the first and second sounds, but without any variations. The background melody is the same. This third message is even easier to guess.

The player either confirms his/her claim or makes a new claim. This new claim is his/her final answer.

Finally, the player presses the control button 35 a fourth time and the fourth sound is played. This time, the sound is the answer (no background melody).

If the answer is not clear, a number is also played. This number is a kind of safety net and points to a printed list (in classical text and Braille) that mentions the correct answer. The printed answer can be more complete and possibly refer to additional information.

If the player presses control button 35 again, the same message will be heard (it is only possible to give the answer twice).

If the player makes the correct choice after the first sound and then confirms this choice, the player receives three tokens 53.

If the player makes the correct choice after the second sound and then confirms this choice, the player receives three tokens 53.

If the player makes the correct choice after the third sound and then confirms this choice, the player receives one token 53.

Players can exchange three tokens for one piece 52, which they can then arrange to complete their "score puzzle."

When a turn ends, the player removes the game theme base plate 2, 2' and the next player places the dice 4 on the reading surface 32 to begin a new turn.

The first player to complete their "score puzzle" (e.g., with 24 pieces) wins the game.

Alternative Embodiments According to an alternative embodiment, the game media files may include music files and the objective is to find the title of the song by listening to a few seconds of the melody.

In this case, the game theme might correspond to the artist's name.

Thus, the set of music files associated with each artist might include: a first audio message lasting a particular amount of time, say 3 seconds; a second audio message that corresponds to the first audio message and is a few seconds longer; and a third audio message that corresponds to the second audio message and is a few more seconds longer.

The principle of such a game, similar to that described above, may be as follows.
1. Artist's choice: randomly "throw" the dice;
2. Place a game theme baseplate representing the selected/chosen artist onto the reading surface;
3. Play the first voice message (3 seconds): Give the answer,
4. Play a second voice message (for example, the same as the first voice message, but for 2 seconds longer): give an answer;
5. Play a third voice message (for example, the same as the second voice message, but for 3 seconds longer): give an answer;
6. Spread the answer.
7. Keep score.

In yet another alternative embodiment, the game media files may consist of audio and/or video files, and the objective is to find the title of the movie by watching some video snippets of the movie, or listening to some sentences/dialogue from the movie, or also by viewing some pictures from the movie.

Many other alternatives are possible following the same principles.

In some cases, the game base 3 includes one or more screens for playing image and/or video files.

Alternatively, the game base 3 may be provided with means for connecting to an external device, such as a screen for playing audio and/or visual media files (images or videos).

It may be possible to select the language of the game (e.g., via one or more selection buttons on the game base).

For example, it may be possible to select the difficulty level of the game from among several difficulty levels using one or more selection buttons on the game base.

In yet another alternative embodiment, the multiple game theme base plates may be in the form of a multi-sided structure having attached, on at least certain of its faces, a wireless communication chip containing data including: a game theme; and a first identifier intended to correspond to at least one game media file.

Claims (12)

A media file playing game (1) for one or more players, the media files being advantageously audio and/or video files, said game (1) comprising:
at least two game theme base plates (2, 2') each corresponding to one of a number of game themes, each including a game theme base plate wireless communication chip (21) containing data including a first identifier intended to correspond to at least one game media file;
- a game base (3),
(a) at least one chip reader (31) associated with at least one reading surface (32), the at least one chip reader (31) adapted to perform reading of the data contained in the wireless communication chip (21) attached to the game theme base plate (2, 2') supported on the reading surface (32);
(b) a memory means (33) in which game media files are recorded, the first identifiers being associated with at least one of the game media files respectively;
(c) audio and/or video playback means (34), e.g. speakers and/or a screen, adapted to play game media files;
(d) human/machine interface (35);
(e) control means (36) designed to play, via said audio and/or video playback means (34), at least one of said game media files associated with said first identifier collected by said at least one chip reader (31);
and a game base (3) including the media file playback game (1). a multi-sided structure (4) defined by a plurality of faces (41, 42, 43), the exterior surfaces of said multi-sided structure (4) being identical to one another;
said multi-faceted structure (4) comprises several wireless communication chips (41a, 42a, 43a) each attached to one of said faces (41, 42, 43) of said multi-faceted structure (4),
the second wireless communication chips (41 a, 42 a, 43 a) each contain data including a second identifier intended to correspond to one of the several game themes;
at least two of the second wireless communication chips (41 a, 42 a, 43 a) include second identifiers different from each other, each of which corresponds to one of the game themes of the number of game themes;
said at least one chip reader (31) is adapted to perform the reading of said data contained in said second wireless communication chips (41a, 42a, 43a) attached to said faces (41, 42, 43) of said multi-faceted structure (4) supported on said reading surface (32);
the theme media files are recorded in said memory means (33), and said second identifiers are respectively associated with one of said theme media files;
2. The media file playing game (1) of claim 1, characterized in that the control means (36) is designed to play, via the audio and/or video playing means (34), the game media file associated with the second identifier collected by the at least one chip reader (31). The media file playing game (1) according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the game theme base plate wireless communication chip (21) and possibly the second wireless communication chip (41a, 42a, 43a) attached to the multi-faceted structure (4) are selected from among the wireless communication chips operating according to the "near field communication" (NFC) wireless technology. The game media files are classified into at least two groups of game media files;
The media file playing game (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the group of game media files are respectively associated with a first identifier of the first identifiers, and the control means (36) are designed to, after selection of a group of game media files, play each game media file of the selected group of game media files consecutively after interaction with the human/machine (35). The memory means (33) includes a set of game media files each including a series of a plurality of game media files, the series of the plurality of game media files being:
- a primary game media file corresponding to a defined sound or a defined image;
- at least one secondary game media file corresponding to said defined sound or said defined image, to which sound or visual impairments and/or shortenings are applied; and said control means (36) are designed to play said at least one secondary game media file and then said primary game media file after interaction with said human/machine interface (35). The media file playing game (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the control means (36) is designed to play the game media files or the group of game media files of the same game theme in a defined order and to change the order after all the game media files or the group of all the game media files of the game theme have been played. The control means (36)
playing a theme sound file by said audio and/or video playing means (34) in response to data contained in the wireless communication chip (21) of said game theme base plate (2, 2') supported on said reading surface (32) collected by said at least one chip reader (31) or possibly in response to said second identifier collected by said at least one chip reader (31), then
- selecting a plurality of game media files or a group of game media files to be played from among the game media files or the group of game media files associated with the first identifier contained in the game theme base plate (2, 2') supported on the reading surface (32), then
A media file playing game (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that it is designed to perform a continuous playing of the selected plurality of game media files or of the game media files of the selected group of game media files after each interaction with the human/machine interface (35). a score display means (5) for displaying the score of said player;
The media file playing game (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the score display means (5) comprises a plurality of parts (52), the plurality of parts (52) being provided with means (521, 522) for assembling the plurality of parts (52) with one another and capable of forming a predetermined shape together. The media file playing game (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that the game theme base plates (2, 2') each include an external game theme identification mark (22). The media file playing game (1) of claim 9, characterized in that the external game theme identification mark (22) applied to the game theme base plate (2, 2') includes a Braille mark (222). The game theme base plate (2, 2') comprises:
- a lower dock (23) for housing said game theme base plate wireless communication chip (21);
A media file playing game (1) according to claim 9 or 10, characterized in that it comprises respectively an upper display stand (24) having said external game theme identification mark (22). The media file playing game (1) according to any one of claims 1 to 11, characterized in that the game base (3) comprises a case (3a) having a recess (37), the bottom of which forms the reading surface (32), the shape and size of the recess (37) being suitable to receive the game theme base plate (2, 2') and possibly the multi-sided structure (4).