DE8710966U1 - Pass - Plug-in figures - game - Google Patents

Description

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Pass-Peg Game

The Passing Figures Game (hereinafter referred to as the PSF Game) according to the new version can be played by one to six or even several players, depending on the number of Passing Figures available and the size of the playing surface, and can therefore be laid out in different sized packs at different prices. The incentive and competition in the PSF game according to the new version is that each player, with a number, e.g. 6 Passing Figures (hereinafter referred to as PSF) marked in the same color (each player receives the same number of Passing Figures, but in a different color), must try to place his PSF as quickly as possible in one of the appropriate insertion recesses on the game board - e.g. with 6 players each with 6 PSF = 36 insertion recesses, of which there are 6 possibilities for each of the 6 PSFs of each player at the beginning of the game. The first person to insert his PSF into the game board is the winner. PSF all have an identically designed upper and lower part. The upper part, preferably cylindrical, which, when correctly inserted into a slot in the playing surface, rests on the surface of the board, must not allow the insertion position (rotation of the PSF xn the vertical) to be recognized from the outside. The lower and thinner lower part, which is inserted into the slot in the playing surface, can be designed, for example, as a cylinder with a web of various shapes (round, semi-circular) for only one slot, or rectangular for 2, triangular for 3, square for 4, pentagonal for 5, hexagonal for 6 slots. These different insertion possibilities can also be achieved by appropriate toothing (gear teeth) of the lower part of the PSF. The insertion recesses in the playing surface are designed to match the shape of the lower part of the PSF, ie for one or more insertion possibilities and are shaped in such a way that when the PSF is inserted correctly, the upper part rests seamlessly on the playing surface. All insertion recesses, e.g. in a game layout for k players with 6 PSF each = 2k, for 6 players with 6 PSF each, there are 36 insertion recesses in

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The game board is, however, advantageously designed so that the pieces are differently interlocked and twisted in terms of their shape (square, hexagon, etc.) to make it more difficult to recognize them when playing again. Even the recognition of a specific insertion recess and for a specific PSF is not sufficient, since at the bottom of each insertion recess, which is advantageously colored black and so narrow that the bottom is difficult to recognize, there is a raised area (bolt, pyramid or similar) that is also colored black and which enters a corresponding recess in the bottom of the lower part of the fitting (derived from fit) plug flange when the correct one of the various possible insertion positions is given, e.g. with the hexagon = 6, and in addition the placement of the raised area (e.g. bolt, pin or similar) at the bottom of the insertion recess matches the recess in the bottom of the lower part of the PSF. The principle of the passing plug-in figure game according to the innovation with an advantageous cylindrical upper part and differently shaped (e.g. cylinder with a web, rectangle, triangle, square, 5-, 6-edge or 1 - x-toothing), thinner and lower lower part for various possible plug-ins in the correspondingly shaped plug-in recesses on a game board, allows for several embodiments of the PSF game. For example, the game with PSF and plug-in recesses for only one plug-in option can make finding the correct plug-in recess for the corresponding PSF interesting and time-consuming by the different placement of the elevation on the base of the plug-in recess in conjunction with the recess in the base of the PSF lower part, because at the start of the game with, for example, 6 players each with 6 PSF, only 6 of the 36 plug-in recessestLa available in the game board allow for each of the 6 PS/ to pass. With several, _e.g. up to 6, insertion possibilities and then additionally with different placement options (e.g. elevations on the bottom of the insertion recesses and the corresponding recesses in the bottom of the lower part of the PSF), finding the appropriate insertion recess for the respective PSF is significantly more interesting and time-consuming, unless the insertion pass attempts (1-6) are permitted multiple times for each player by rolling the dice.

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It is advantageous if the black-coloured indentations are located without markings or images on the surface , kept neutral (white or another colour) and at least corresponding to the height of the lower part of the PhT? high* When laying out the PSF game according to the innovation for ZiB, 6 players each with 6 PSF and 36 insertion grooves in 6-edge forma for 6 pass insertion options, a 6-edged game board is recommended, with color-coded strips (a different color on each side) on the 6 outer sides, each with 6 cylindrical recesses for holding the lower parts of the PSF that are to be inserted before the game begins, while the upper parts are color-coded according to the edge strips of the game board. The insertion recesses in the edge strips of the game board are advantageously cylindrical in shape to make it more difficult to mark the direction of rotation of the PSF that has been inserted and has to be removed after each failed attempt. Since each player has 6 suitable insertion options to choose from for each of his e.g. 6 PSF at the start of the game, this results in Due to the different colored PSF of each player, the overall color image of the playing surface is always different.

According to the previous functional description, the incentive given in competition with several players - for example, a PSF game designed for 6 players can also be played by a few players, which significantly increases the level of difficulty in finding the right insertion recess for the respective pass plug-in figure - in the pass plug-in figure game according to the innovation is described as follows: In a PSF game designed for 6 players, for example, each player has to find the right one for each of his 6 PSFs from the 36 insertion recesses available, the variously placed base elevations of which cannot be seen, out of only 6 of them, i.e. with the correct insertion direction of 6 possible and also the correct pass position for the base elevation*. The PSF can then be inserted in such a way that the upper part of the PSF rests seamlessly on the game board. If inserted incorrectly, the PSF protrudes noticeably by the height of the base elevation of the insertion recess. Whoever inserts their PSF into the game board first is the game winner.

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The most important feature of the PSF game after the innovation is that all the slots in the game board are

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S Instead of a common game board for all players, game boards assigned to each player can be used for the same game principle, which - facing the player - depending on the number of PSF available to each player, cylindrical recesses for the PSF and in a row in front of them, depending on the choice of game boards made by the manufacturer.

placement (for one or more PSF insertion options) have appropriately shaped insertion recesses for the PSF, in the same number as the PSF. For all 9SF in play, there is a suitable insertion recess in each game board. In the round-robin game, each player can select any of his fellow players' boards in addition to his own board for the insertion pass attempts. The winner is the player who has placed his PSF elsewhere first.

Another possible embodiment while retaining the game principle of the PSF game after the innovation provides that the above-described insertion recesses are not in a game board or game bar, but directly in the upper part of the PSF. In this type of game, the player who has another player's PSF inserted at the top is no longer allowed to use his PSF to continue playing. The winner in this type of game is the player who is the first to place his PSF elsewhere and/or has the fewest double PSFs.

In addition to the generally known chess board games, there are other board games in which the pieces are skipped, removed and/or re-inserted _; without - as with the various possible PSF games after the innovation - the correct insertion of the PSF into the correspondingly shaped

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Insertion recesses >or more possible insertion fits and or in connection with fitting recesses and/or recesses present on the bottom of the insertion recesses and the insertion figures, whereby the insertion figures themselves - in contrast to the well-known insertion figure games - without reference or dependence on other insertion game figures, in connection with a game board or bar" which not only serves to hold the insertion game figures, as in the well-known insertion figure board games.

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Examples of how the pass-and-stick game can be implemented according to the inflation are shown in the drawing.

Fig. 1 shows an example of a pass plug-in figure (1) with the upper part (la), the optionally differently shaped lower part (ib), in the bottom of which there is a recess (ic) for the forehands. When the pass plug-in figure (1) is correctly inserted, the ' ^: b»d (ld) lies seamlessly on the playing surface (2).

Fig. 2 shows an example of the playing plate (2) with upper part (2a) and lower part (2b) in section. The insertion recess (2e and 2d) of the playing plate (2) shaped to correspond to the lower part (ib) of the fitting plug-in figure (1) has a raised area (2c) on the bottom which is shaped to correspond to the recess (ic) in the bottom of the lower part (ib) of the fitting plug-in figure (1) and which, when the PSF (i) is correctly inserted, engages the insertion recess (2e) of the playing plate (2), as can be seen from the middle PSF (1) shown in the 3. The PSF shown to the right; PSF (1) is not correctly inserted in the fitting position and does not lie with the fret (ld) seamlessly on the playing plate (2), but protrudes beyond the correctly inserted PSf (1).

:; Fig. 3 shows possible examples of the design in section from the lower part (Ib) of the PSF (i) for one to six ; (a - f) and several (g) insertion possibilities of the PSF (1) in

the corresponding insertion recesses (2e) of the game board (2). Fig. h shows a section of an embodiment of a S^ ₆ I board (2) of the pass plug-in figure game according to the innovation, e.g. for up to 6 players with 6 pass plug-in figures (1) each, which are inserted into the cylindrical insertion recesses (2d) on the edge (2f) of the game board (2) at the start of the game. The e.g. hexagonal insertion recesses (2e) for 6 insertion options allow the elevations (2c) to be recognized, which are placed differently on the bottom of the insertion recesses (2e), and which are preferably colored black.

Claims (2)

P r e c t i o n t y s : &bull; · 1.) Pass plug-in figure game, characterized in that its pass plug-in figures (1) consist of an upper part (1a) designed in such a way that their vertical rotational position on a game board (2) cannot be recognized and have a lower part (1b), the shape of which is designed in such a way that, in conjunction with correspondingly shaped insertion recesses (2e) in a game board (2) common to all players or in a game bar assigned to each player, 1-6 and more (Fig.3 / a-g) insertion options exist. 2.) Pass plug-in figure game according to claim 1, characterized in that in the bottom of the lower part (ib) of the pass plug-in figure (1) there is a recess (ic) and at the bottom of the insertion recesses (2e) of the game board (2) or the game bar there is a pass elevation (2c) shaped to correspond to the recess (1c), placed differently in each insertion recess (2e). 3«) Pass-Peg game with differently colored Pass-Peg_&lgr; and edge strip sections according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that depending on the number of bass stack figures assigned to each player (1), the corresponding number of insertion recesses (2e) in the game board (2), e.g. when the game is designed for 2 players with 6 pass plug-in figures each = 12, for 6 players with 6 pass plug-in figures each = 36 insertion recesses, are present and the insertion recesses (2d) in the edge strip sections (2f) of the game board (2), regardless of the shape of the lower part (1b) of the pass plug-in figure (i), have cylindrical insertion recesses (2d) without pass elevations (2c) on the bottom, for receiving the pass plug-in figures (i) before the game begins. '4") Paes plug-in figure game according to claims 1, 2 and 3, characterized in that each passetöck figure (1) present in the game is designed in such a way that the single-stock recess (2e) with a pass elevation (2o) placed differently on the bottom of the figure is incorporated into its upper part (1a). III IIII Λ