DE2550336A1 - Three:dimensional board games - are generated from two:dimensional board games by addition of two boards and simple rule extension - Google Patents

Abstract

In the two dimensional version of e.g. Muhle (merils, nine men's morris ) the 24 positions on the board are grouped in 16 lines of 3 (each position falling on two lines). In the three-dimensional version, three (preferably transparent) boards are set in vertical alignment. To the 3 x 16 lines on the three boards are added the 24 vertical lines through corresponding positions on the different boards. The number of pieces increases from 9 to 3 x 9. A part from these changes, the two-dimensional rules would apply.

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Raumspiel 1 Game description This is not a game as usual about a game of areas like chess, checkers, mill, etc., but about a game of space can be played in three dimensions. That is the fundamental change and the Tdee. All Above mentioned games for example can be done through this idea and with little effort in new games with new, diverse ways of playing and minor Change changes in the rules of the game. Oie siuü can be learned quickly or in the The form of the surface is known.

In the following case I have the mill game in this way to one Game rearranged so that it can be played in spatial form. (Fig. 1 It is around the game in threefold execution in the traditional sense only made of transparent Material, for the best overview. These three games are in three levels one above the other attached and fixed on top of each other.

Covering means in this pall: When you look at the field from above of the upper game looks down, the lines of the middle and lower game run just below the lines of the top. (Fig.2) In the following description of the game I will change the way of playing and changing the way of playing to the conventional one Explain the game. The new variety is very fond of the spatial way of thinking school and includes a very varied style of play.

Attachments: Foreword, rules of the game, drawing Password: space game Rules of the game These rules of the game apply to the pattern of the spatial game in the form of a three-dimensional Cooling game.

The rules of the game for a game of the mill are well known and require actually no more detailed explanation.

It can be used with some additional rules for the space game.

It is known: Each of the two players receives 9 stones of different ones Colour. So one player has 9 white stones, the other 9 black stones.

New: Each player gets 3 times 9, i.e. 27 stones of his Colour.

It is known that a mill is a closed row of three stones same color. The player who brings about this "mill" may give the opponent Remove a stone. (Fig.3) Another new feature is that it plays in the traditional game the process takes place on one plate and in one level, in the case of spatial play on three Levels and in the vertical. That means: If a player has three stones on top of each other at the same place on the playing field, it also counts as a "mill". It has formed a grid in which not only horizontally to the right, left, forwards and can be played backwards = backwards, but also vertically up and down.

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Patent to the p r u c h This patent application is the first Line around the protection of the idea, as can also be seen from the patent specification dated November 8th, 1955 The game described is an example and the basis of an entire series of games, thus as too protective. The protection of the idea is to be understood as follows. Playing a game in multiple levels is new. The extension of the known area or board game is the idea that I submitted Space game is based on. The expansion of a conventional game into one Spatially expanded completely new game that is the idea that I have protected would like to.