BG108659A - Logical game - Google Patents

Abstract

The logical game finds its application as an entertaining and amusing means of the type of resolution games such as building puzzles designed for usage by all age-groups aimed at mental and visual depiction of various planar figures built by the proper arrangement of game pieces. Complex logical thinking and higher imagination is required by the players in arranging the different constructional configurations by game pieces. The entertaining character of the game is increased. The composite game pieces have the shape of a geometrical figure, each of which has at least two sides, equal in size with those of the remaining pieces. The pieces have identical two-face implementation, and by their arrangement, a relatively large number of diverse and hard to remember building combinations are formed by planar figures. The planar figure in initial position is shaped in the form of a heart in which a square (1) is enclosed as a basic constructional geometric figure around which, clockwise, three identical rectangular sectors of a circumference (21, 22, 23) are arranged, the radius of which is equal to the length of the side of square (1), two identical sectors of circumference (31 and 32) with an angle equal to 45 degrees and radius equal to the length of the side of square (1). The isosceles triangle (4) is rectangular having cathetus lengths equal to the length of the side of square (1). Furthermore, a quadrangular parallelogram (5) is also envisaged, the shorter side of which is equal to the length of the side of square (1), and the longer side has a length equal to the length of the base of the rectangular isosceles triangle (4), the smaller and the larger sides of which form an angle equal to 45 degrees. The trapeze has the form of a rectangular trapeze (6) the upper base and the shorter side, which is perpendicular to both its bases, have the same length, equal to the length of square (1). The length of the longer side is equal to the length of the longer side of the rectangular parallelogram (5) and to the base of the isosceles triangle (4).