JP4112847B2 - Game toy and play field for game toys - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a game toy that can simultaneously enjoy both the fun of a card game and the fun of a board game, and the play used in this game toy. ・ It is about the field.
[0002]
[Prior art]
Typical board game toys include samurai, shogi, chess, and othello. A typical board game toy of this kind is determined by how the pieces or pieces are placed on the play field.
[0003]
Recently, a plurality of players have played one card selected from cards with various effects on the surface, and the attack power described on the opponent's card and the defense described on the player's card are displayed. Card games that play games according to the rule that the winner can be determined by taking into account the magnitude of the difference from the power and the content of the effect, and the winner can take the opponent's card, are also widely performed.
[0004]
Furthermore, a game toy is also known that uses a card on which an effect is described when a piece is advanced on the play field.
[0005]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
Among the above-mentioned known game toys, in a game toy that uses both a piece and a card, the card is only used as an auxiliary tool for the progression of the piece, so that a card game can be enjoyed simultaneously. It is not something that can be done.
[0006]
An object of the present invention is to provide a game toy that can enjoy a card game and a board game in parallel.
[0007]
Another object of the present invention is to provide a game toy that can easily visually recognize the matching relationship between the arrangement state of the pieces on the play field and the card effect display conditions.
[0008]
Another object of the present invention is to provide a game toy capable of visually recognizing a matching relationship between the arrangement state of pieces on a play field and a card effect display condition.
[0009]
Still another object of the present invention is to provide a game toy that can easily change the arrangement of the card-like pieces when the card-like pieces are used.
[0010]
Another object of the present invention is to provide a game toy that can greatly increase variations in game development by allowing a plurality of types of cards to be used together.
[0011]
Another object of the present invention is to provide a play field suitable for a game toy that allows a card game and a board game to be enjoyed in parallel.
[0012]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
The present invention is directed to a game toy that can enjoy both a board game and a card game at the same time, and n players (m is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2) players are used for the board game. (N is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2) pieces of m pieces of visually identifiable piece groups and m × n or more stations, and one piece can be arranged at each station And m sets of card groups each consisting of a plurality of cards used by m players for carrying out a card game. Here, the piece may be either a three-dimensional piece having a three-dimensional shape such as a meteorite or a shogi piece, or a card-like piece in which the symbol of the piece is two-dimensionally expressed on the surface of the card. The number of n pieces used by each player may be different for each player. Note that n in “m × n” when the number of pieces used by each player is different is the minimum value of the number of pieces used by each player.
[0013]
The play field may be an inexpensive one manufactured by printing on the surface of paper or a synthetic resin sheet, or may be configured as a dedicated board. Each of the m × n or more stations of the play field used in the present invention can be visually identified as belonging to one of p types (p is a positive integer of 2 or more) of station groups. It is displayed in the display mode. By adopting such p types of display modes, it is possible to diversify the association between the arrangement of the pieces and the card effect display conditions described later, thereby further increasing the diversity of game development. . Note that p types of display modes on the play field include, for example, a difference in color in the station, a difference in ground pattern in the station, a difference in outline shape of the station, a difference in display characters displayed in the station, At least one different element selected from the difference in the display symbols displayed in FIG. 5 and the difference in the display graphic displayed in the station. These different elements can be easily recognized or identified visually, and when a plurality of these different elements are combined, visual identification becomes easier and the game progresses smoothly.
[0014]
It is arbitrary how to associate a plurality of cards constituting the m sets of card groups with the board game. For example, each of m sets of card groups may have one or more pieces of another player placed on the play field in place of one or more pieces of one player placed on the play field. Multiple cards used for the purpose of setting various conditions in the process of placing them on the play field so as to be related, and multiple cards used by m players for the purpose of carrying out a card game, respectively The card can be configured to include a card. In this case, a rule may be set so that the opponent's piece can be acquired based on the positional relationship of multiple pieces, and the movement conditions of the pieces or the progress conditions of the board game are changed depending on the positional relationship of the multiple pieces. Rules may be established so that they can. Note that the number of cards in each set may be different.
[0015]
In addition, in order to associate the board game with the card game, on the surface of some or all of the plurality of cards, an effect exerting condition necessary for exerting a predetermined effect described on the surface of the card, In association with p types of display modes for enabling visual identification of p types (p is a positive integer of 2 or more) of station groups to which m × n or more stations on the play field belong, Visually distinguishable display. When the effect display condition is displayed in association with the p types of display modes used to identify the station group on the play field, for example, the display mode of the station on which the piece is placed and the effect on the card are displayed. Since the display conditions can be easily compared with the visual conditions, it is easy to identify whether the effect display conditions are satisfied. In addition, since the placement of a piece in which station group directly affects the suitability of the card's effect display conditions, the piece is placed on the play field with awareness of the card effect display conditions. The need to place it comes out. As a result, the game cannot be ultimately won without considering both the so-called board game progress using pieces and the so-called card game progress based on cards. Therefore, according to the present invention, both the pleasure of the board game and the fun of the card game can be obtained simultaneously. In addition, since it is necessary to consider both the progress of the board game and the progress of the card game, variations in the method of progressing the game become abundant, and the player's interest in the game can be increased.
[0016]
A typical example of the above-described association mode is to include at least one selected different element in the display element in the effect display condition displayed on the card. For example, the selected at least one different element is a color difference and / or a ground pattern difference (A “and / or B” is synonymous with at least one of A and B in the present specification). When the effect display condition is defined as the difference between the colors and / or ground patterns in the plurality of display figures displayed on the card, it is selected as the colors and / or ground patterns in the plurality of display figures on the card. A plurality of colors and / or a plurality of ground patterns used for the color difference and / or the ground pattern difference as at least one different element may be used. Since the difference in color and / or ground pattern can be recognized in an instant, the progress of the game can be made smooth. In addition, you may include the display displayed with the display mode different from p types of display modes in effect display conditions. For example, when four station groups can be identified by four different colors, a display figure of a color different from these four colors may be displayed in the effect display condition. One aspect of the use of such different color display figures is to allow the different color display figures to be interpreted as any of the four colors. In this way, even when the number of pieces placed on the play field is small, the card effect can be exhibited, and the game can be enjoyed from the early stage of the game.
[0017]
When the piece is configured as a card-like piece with a graphic indicating the type of piece displayed on the surface, the contour shape of a plurality of display figures displayed on the surface of the card is displayed on the surface of the card-like piece. The shape is the same as or similar to the contour shape of the graphic displaying the type of piece. For example, if the figure displaying the type of piece is a geometric figure such as a cone or a cylinder, the outline shape of the display figure may be a geometric figure such as a cone. In this way, the association between the effect display condition and the piece becomes easy. In addition, as a display mode of the effect exerting condition displayed on the surface of the card, a graphic displaying the type of piece used by another player can be included. In this way, there is an advantage that the opponent's piece can be used and game variations are abundant.
[0018]
Moreover, it is preferable that at least one of the piece and the station is configured so that two or more types of arrangement modes can be visually recognized based on the positional relationship between the piece and the station placed on the station. In this way, by changing the arrangement mode of the piece and the station (for example, rotating the direction of the piece arranged on the station by 90 °), Play field It is possible to visually display that the piece placed above is used as a cost for an effect display condition of a specific card (pay as a consideration on the game as a necessary condition for the effect display condition). Therefore, when the effect of a plurality of cards is exerted, it can be determined in an instant whether or not each player has a piece necessary for cost payment on the play field, and the progress of the game can be determined. You can do it smoothly.
[0019]
For example, if the piece is made up of rectangular cards, the station is the outline of the rectangular card. Substantially the same as A first rectangular figure having a contour of a shape, and a second rectangular figure having the same outline shape as the first rectangular figure, having the same center as the first rectangular figure and not completely overlapping the first rectangular figure It is preferable to comprise so that the rectangular figure of this may be included. In this case, the piece that is not used for the cost payment is placed on one of the first and second rectangular shapes, and the piece that is used for the cost payment is placed on the first and second rectangular shapes. By arranging for the other, it is possible to easily recognize the number of pieces that can be used to pay the cost.
[0020]
When p types of station groups are formed together in predetermined corresponding p areas on the play field, just by looking at those areas, how many pieces are in each type of station group. Since it can be recognized in a short time, the progress of the game can be performed speedily.
[0021]
The plurality of cards may include a card on which no effect display condition or effect is described. Moreover, the content of the effect described on the card in which the effect display conditions are described is arbitrary. For example, among a plurality of cards, a plurality of cards on which an effect display condition is described are used. (2) Multiple cards of the second type in which the effect exerting conditions, attack power and defense power are described, and (3) the effect exerting conditions and the effect of giving additional conditions when attacking and defending (4) The card is always placed on the play field with the surface turned upside down, and the effect display conditions and predetermined effects (mainly And a fourth type of card on which an effect of causing great damage to the opponent) is described. When these four types of cards are used, variations in the progress of the card game are greatly increased.
[0022]
If the play field is specified as an invention, it will be as follows.
[0023]
A play field for a game toy having a plurality of stations, wherein one piece can be arranged at each of the stations. Each of the plurality of stations in the play field has p types (p is The station is displayed in p types of display modes that can be visually identified as belonging to any one of the station groups (a positive integer of 2 or more). It is a play field for game toys configured so that two or more types of arrangement modes can be visually recognized based on the positional relationship. If the piece is a rectangular card, the station Of substantially the same shape A first rectangular figure having an outline and a second rectangle having the same outline shape as the first rectangular figure, having the same center as the first rectangular figure and not completely overlapping the first rectangular figure It is configured to include a graphic, and p types of display modes are set as display modes based on the difference in colors given in the first rectangular graphic. If you do this Play field Can be configured simply.
[0024]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
[0025]
FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 are schematic diagrams respectively showing play field states during play (before and during a battle) of an embodiment in which the present invention is applied to a game toy of a type in which two players battle each other. .
[0026]
This game toy is composed of two pieces of visually identifiable piece groups 3 consisting of one play field 1 and 18 pieces (members indicated by reference numerals 2 or 4) respectively used by two players. 5 and two sets of card groups 7 and 9 each comprising 50 cards (members indicated by reference numerals 6 or 8) used by two players.
[0027]
Play field 1 is obtained by printing a field pattern on the surface of paper or a synthetic resin sheet. In the center of the play field 1, a piece field 13 composed of 2 × 18 (36) stations 11 is drawn. In this example, the 36 stations 11 are composed of nine stations 11 and four types of station groups 15, 17, 19 and 21 each including nine stations 11 arranged in four areas. Belonging to one. Each of the 36 stations 11 on the play field 1 can be visually identified as belonging to any of the four types of station groups 15, 17, 19 and 21. The display mode is colored.
[0028]
FIG. 3 shows an enlarged view of the station group 15. One station 11 includes a first rectangular figure 11a having an outline similar in shape (substantially the same shape in this example) to the outline of the rectangular card-like piece 2 or 4 described in detail later, and the first rectangle. The second rectangular figure 11b has the same outline shape as the figure 11a, has the same center as the first rectangular figure 11a, and does not completely overlap the first rectangular figure 11a. In this example, a color is given to the inner region of the first rectangular figure 11a (a pattern is given to show that the color is given). For the second rectangular figure 11b, only the outline is shown by a broken line. The first rectangular figure 11a and the second rectangular figure 11b of each station are in a positional relationship that is relatively rotated by 90 ° about the common center point of both. As will be described later, in this example, the card-like piece before the cost is paid in the progress of the game is placed on the card so as to cover the first rectangular figure 11a, and is used to pay the cost. The card-like piece is placed thereon so as to cover the second rectangular figure 11b.
[0029]
The other stations 11 included in the other station groups 17, 19, and 21 are similarly configured. The first rectangular figure of each station constituting the other station groups 17, 19 and 21 is given a different color or background pattern from the others. Thus, when the four types of station groups 15, 17, 19 and 21 are formed together in four predetermined corresponding areas on the play field 1, each type can be determined by simply looking at those areas. It is possible to recognize in a short time how many pieces 2 or 4 are present in the station group.
[0030]
As a display mode applied to each station 11 so that the station 11 belongs to which station group can be visually confirmed, the color difference in the station 11 employed in this embodiment is used. Besides, the difference in the ground pattern in the station 11, the difference in the contour shape of the station 11, the difference in the display characters displayed in the station 11, the difference in the display symbols displayed in the station 11, and the display in the station 11 It is possible to include at least one different element selected from the differences in the displayed graphic.
[0031]
Around the piece field 13 of the play field 1, in the course of the game, a plurality of rectangular shapes are enclosed so as to surround the plurality of places 23 to 57 in which the piece 2 or the piece 4 or the card 6 or the card 8 is to be placed. A closed loop pattern of the shape is printed. The places indicated by reference numerals 23 and 25 are hand-held piece places where hand-held card-like pieces are placed. The places indicated by reference numerals 27 and 29 are hand-held unused card places where hand-used unused cards are placed. Further, the places indicated by reference numerals 31 and 33 are used card places where used cards are placed. The places indicated by reference numerals 35 and 37 are obtained piece places where the opponent player's card-like pieces obtained in the course of the game are placed. The storage locations indicated by reference numerals 39 and 41 are stock card storage locations for placing stock of attack / defense cards (second type cards) 62 and 82, which will be described later, and the storage locations indicated by reference symbols 43 and 45 are players described later. Is a first type of card place for placing advantageous condition granting cards (first type cards) 61 and 81, and the places indicated by reference numerals 47 and 49 are used for battle (attack and defense). ) Is a second type of card place where one attack / defense card selected from the attack / defense cards 62 and 82 in the stock card place 39 and 41 is placed. And a third type of card place for placing additional condition granting cards (third type of cards) 63 and 83 that give additional conditions when defending. Storage indicated by is normally a fourth type of card storage that particular effect imparting card (fourth type of card) 64 and 84 to be placed in the state of inside out is placed. If various places are provided on the play field 1 in this way, the contents of the cards owned by the player and the opponent can be confirmed by looking at the determined place, so that the game can proceed quickly.
[0032]
As shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B, the piece 2 or 4 used here is a card-like piece in which the symbol 2b or 4b of each piece is expressed two-dimensionally on the surface of the card mount 2a and 4a. It is. The symbols 2b or 4b may have the same shape, and the colors attached to the symbols may be changed (for example, changed to white and black) to form two types of piece groups that can be visually identified. The piece may be a three-dimensional piece in which the symbol 2b or 4b has a three-dimensional solid shape. As the three-dimensional piece having a three-dimensional solid shape, for example, solid pieces 2 ′ and 4 ′ as shown in FIGS. 2C and 2D can be used. Moreover, you may enable it to distinguish each solid piece by changing the color, a figure, a character, etc. which are attached | subjected to a solid piece.
[0033]
A plurality (50) of the cards 6 and 8 constituting the two sets of card groups 7 and 9 are played against one or more pieces of one player placed on the play field 1, respectively. For the purpose of setting various conditions and carrying out a card game in the process of arranging one or more pieces of another player placed on the play field 1 so as to have a predetermined positional relationship Two players each use it. In this example, the card groups 7 and 9 used by each player include a plurality of first to fourth types of cards 61 to 84, respectively.
[0034]
FIG. 5A shows an advantageous condition grant card (first type) in which an effect exhibiting condition is described in the effect exhibiting condition column 101, and an effect that gives an advantageous condition to the player during the progress of the game is described in the effect column 102. ) Card). FIG. 5B shows an example of an attack / defense card (second type card) in which the effect display condition is described in the effect display condition column 101 and the attack power and the defense strength are described in the effect column 102. Show. FIG. 5C shows an additional condition grant card (third type) in which the effect display condition is described in the effect display condition column 101, and the effect of adding an additional condition at the time of attack and defense is described in the effect column 102. An example of a card) is shown. Further, FIG. 5D shows that the surface is placed on the play field with the surface turned upside down, the effect display condition column 101 describes the effect display condition, and the effect display column 102 has various presets. This shows an example of a specific effect imparting card (fourth type card) on which the effect (particularly the effect of damaging the opponent player) is described.
[0035]
The indications (1) to (4) described in the right corner of the surface of the first to fourth type cards indicate that this card is the first to fourth type card. Of course, the name of the card may be written in characters instead of such numbers.
[0036]
In the effect display condition column 101 of each card, the effect display conditions necessary for exhibiting a predetermined effect described on the surface of the card are displayed, and four station groups 15 to which 36 stations on the play field belong. , 17, 19 and 21 are associated with four types of display modes (in this example, four colors or four types of ground patterns) for visual identification, and are displayed so as to be visually identifiable. Specifically, in the effect display condition column 101 displayed on the card, one or more expressed by adding a color or a ground pattern which is a different element included in the above-described display mode to a graphic similar to the symbol graphic of the piece Identification marks 103a to 103d are displayed. The identification mark may include an identification mark displayed in another display mode (different color or ground pattern) that is not used for identifying the station 11.
[0037]
For example, the card of the first type shown in FIG. 5A is formed of a cylindrical figure of a color or a ground pattern provided in the first rectangular figure of the station 11 included in the third station group 19. From the identification mark 103a and a cylindrical figure having a color or a ground pattern different from the color or ground pattern provided in the first rectangular figure of the station 11 included in the first to fourth station groups 15 to 21 These two identification marks 103 b and 103 c are described in the effect display condition column 101. The conditions shown in the effect display condition column 101 in this example are the one piece on the station 11 included in the third station group 19 and the first to first in order to exhibit the effects described in this card. The two pieces on the station 11 included in any one of the station groups 15, 17, 19, or 21 of the fourth station group are paid as costs for effect.
[0038]
Further, in the third type of card shown in FIG. 5C, the card 2 is composed of a cylindrical figure of a color or a ground pattern provided in the first rectangular figure of the station 11 included in the first station group 15. One identification mark 103c composed of two identification marks 103a and 103b and a cylindrical figure of a color or a ground pattern provided in the first rectangular figure of the station 11 included in the fourth station group 21 is effective. It is described in the display condition column 101. The conditions shown in the effect display condition column 101 in this example are the two pieces on the station 11 included in the first station group 15, the fourth piece, in order to exhibit the effect described in this card. One piece on the station 11 included in the station group 21 is paid as a cost for effect.
[0039]
6A to 6D show examples of other types of cards. Each of the cards 65 (85) to 67 (87) in FIGS. 6A to 6C includes an identification mark 103d in which the figure of the piece of the opponent player is colored, in the effect condition column 101, respectively. These cards require the opponent's piece (or use the opponent's piece) to pay for the cost to be effective. The piece acquired from the opponent may be used for cost payment, or it may be determined that the opponent's piece can be used under the conditions of the card. In the card 68 (88) of FIG. 6D, identification marks 103a and 103b made of prismatic figures different from the pieces to be used are displayed in the effect display condition column 101. The effect display condition of this card displays a prismatic figure in order to indicate that either the player's piece or the opponent's piece can be used for cost payment. Thus, the conditions displayed in the effect display condition column can be arbitrarily determined depending on how the rules are determined.
[0040]
It should be noted that a card that does not describe the effect display condition in the effect display condition column 101 (a cost is not required for the effect display) may be included in a plurality of cards to be used. is there. The content of the effect described in the effect column 102 of each card is arbitrary.
[0041]
In this embodiment, the piece used to pay the cost is rotated 90 ° from the arrangement state covering the first rectangular figure 11a of the station 11 to the arrangement state covering the second rectangular figure 11b. . Accordingly, in FIG. 2, the piece-like card 2 or 4 that is in the horizontal direction (the arrangement state that covers the second rectangular figure 11 b) is used to pay the cost for exerting the effect of the certain card 6 or 8. Indicates that it is being used.
[0042]
In this game toy, the piece of the opponent player can be acquired according to the so-called arrangement state of each piece. For example, as shown in the arrangement state shown in FIG. 7A, when the piece 2 is surrounded by the four pieces 4, the piece 2 can be acquired, and FIG. As shown in B), the piece acquisition condition and the piece acquisition condition may be determined in an arrangement state in which the end of each station 11 is used to surround the piece 2. The method of determining the piece acquisition conditions is free.
[0043]
Next, an example of the game content of this game toy will be described. First, each player places his / her card-like pieces 2 and 4 in the piece storage areas 23 and 25. Next, each player often shuffles his / her cards and places them in the unused card places 27 and 29. Each player takes seven cards from the unused card places 27 and 29. Thereafter, the game proceeds according to the procedure shown in FIG. FIG. 8 shows a flowchart of a game turn (procedure) using a plurality of cards 6 and 8 in the game of this embodiment. Step ST1 is “return of piece”. That is, as shown in FIG. 2, the user can pay the cost by making his / her piece horizontally oriented for the cost payment as shown in FIG. 1. Although a rule may be set so that all the pieces that are in the horizontal direction are returned to the vertical direction, in this example, only three pieces can be returned in step ST1 at the start of the turn. This step ST1 has a certain number of pieces. On peace field 13 It will be implemented in the turn after the battle described below is performed.
[0044]
In step ST2, one card-like piece 2 or 4 is drawn from one's hand-held piece storage 23 or 25, Peace field 13 The card-like piece is placed on the first rectangular figure 11a of one station 11 selected from the plurality of stations 11 above. Note that it is not possible to place pieces on top of a station that already has pieces placed on it.
[0045]
In step ST3, a card is drawn from the unused card storage 27 or 29 so that the hand becomes seven. Only when there are already seven cards in hand, a predetermined number of cards may be discarded, and the discarded number of cards may be drawn from the unused card storage 27 or 29. Note that step ST3 cannot be executed in the first turn of the game.
[0046]
In the main step of step ST4, if advantageous condition imparting cards (first type cards) 61 and 81 are included in the seven cards in the hand, the cards are placed in the first type card storage areas 43 and 45. Pay the cost with your card-like piece according to the effect display condition column. Also, if there are attack / defense cards (second type cards) 62 and 82 in the seven cards in the hand, put them out to the stock card storage areas 39 and 41, and display the effect display condition column. And pay the cost using your card-like piece. Furthermore, if there are specific effect-giving cards (fourth type cards) 64 and 84 in the cards in the hand, the card faces the field side to the fourth type card storages 55 and 57 (with the back facing up). (Towards). If there are additional condition-giving cards (third type cards) 63 and 83 that give additional conditions at the time of attack and defense in the hand, they are left at hand. A rule may be made such that these cards are previously placed on the third card storage areas 51 and 53 with the surface facing up or the surface facing the field side.
[0047]
Next, in step ST5, it is determined whether or not to battle. At this time, Peace field 13 Look at the effect display conditions displayed on the surface of your piece on the top and the additional condition grant card (third type card) 63 and 83 in the hand, and it is required for the effect display conditions. If it is possible to pay a certain cost, the battle can be further advantageous. In the case of a battle, the process proceeds to step ST6. In step ST6, the game is advanced as follows. First, the attacking player selects one card from the attack / defense cards (second type cards) 62 and 82 put out in the stock card storage areas 39 and 41, and the second type card storage area. Place the selected card at 47 and 49. Subsequently, the defending player also selects one card from the attack / defense cards (second type cards) 62 and 82 put out in the stock card storage areas 39 and 41, and the second type The selected cards can be placed in the card places 47 and 49. The defending player can also choose not to issue the attack / defense cards (second type cards) 62 and 82. Next, both players pay the cost and alternately put up to three additional condition granting cards (third type cards) 63 and 83 to the third type card storages 55 and 57. Both players can also pass putting a third type of card into play. The effects of the third type of card are mainly the effect of increasing the attack power and defense power (or defensive power) of the own card, the effect of reducing the cost, and the effect of returning the opponent's second type card to the stock card storage area. Etc. Step ST6 ends when both of them have taken out the third card of the third type and when both have passed in succession. Note that by paying the cost in any of the steps so far, the effects described in the advantageous condition imparting cards 61 and 81 and / or the fourth type cards 64 and 84 are exhibited. The effects described in the advantageous condition granting cards 61 and 81 include, for example, “You cannot take a piece even if you lose a match”, “You can draw a new card and draw a new card”, “Cost of effect display condition” 1 ”,“ Discard one of the opponent ’s 4th type cards ”,“ Use one of your opponent ’s cards as your card ”, and so on. When the effect is demonstrated, the battle can be advantageously advanced. The effects described in the fourth type of card are “take one opponent's piece”, “discard the opponent's first type of card”, “discard two opponents' cards. And the like, such as an effect that causes great damage to the opponent player.
[0048]
After the match is over, the total attack power of the attacker and the defense power of the defense determined by the card that is demonstrating the effect are obtained. A value obtained by subtracting the total defense strength of the defense side from the total attack strength of the attack side is the battle result. If the match result is “+”, it means that the attack side has won, and for example, one piece on the defense side can be taken, and the second type card on the defense side is thrown away in the used card storage areas 31 and 33. Let At this time, the second type card on the attacking side is returned to the stock card storage 39 and 41. On the other hand, if the match result is “−”, the defense side wins, and the defending player acquires, for example, one piece of the attacking player piece, and uses the second type card of the attacking side for the used card storage. 31 and 33 are thrown away, and the second type card on the defense side is returned to the stock card storage 39 and 41. If the match result is 0, that is, a draw, all the second type cards owned by both players are discarded in the used card storage areas 31 and 33. Regardless of whether the game is won or lost, when the match is over, the third type of cards owned by each player is thrown away into the used card storage areas 31 and 33. In addition, you may make it increase the number of the opponent's pieces which can be acquired according to the magnitude | size of a battle result value. For example, if the match result is 1 or 2, one piece of the opponent can be acquired, and if the match result is 3 or 4, two pieces of the opponent can be acquired. The acquired opponent's card-like piece is placed in its own acquired piece storage 35 and 37.
[0049]
After these operations are completed, step ST7 is executed. In this step, it is determined whether or not to discard the fourth type card. This step is executed even if there is no match. The decision of whether or not to discard is arbitrary.
[0050]
When step ST7 ends, the opponent turns (step ST8). In the opponent's turn, the same procedure as described above is executed, and thereafter these steps are repeated alternately. In the middle of the game, if there are no cards in the unused card storage areas 27 and 29, the cards in the used card storage areas 31 and 33 are shuffled and placed in the unused card storage area.
[0051]
The game ends when there are no more hand pieces in the hand piece storage areas 23 and 25. And Peace field 13 The game is decided based on the value of the number of pieces remaining above the number of pieces in your opponent's acquisition piece storage area minus the number of your pieces. The player with the larger number is the winner, and in the case of the same number, the player on the attacking side becomes the winner.
[0052]
In the above-described embodiment, the heel element is incorporated in the game rules on the board game side. However, of course, other board game rules such as shogi and chess may be incorporated. On the card game side, the opponent's card may be acquired so that it cannot be reused during the game. In this case, the acquired opponent's card number is included in the winning / losing decision factor. You may do it.
[0053]
Moreover, although said embodiment fights by two persons, this invention can also be comprised as a game toy with which more players fight simultaneously.
[0054]
On the play field, the group names given to the station groups 15 to 21 may be displayed in characters, and the place names or abbreviations of the places are also displayed in letters on the place 23 to 57 for each card. May be.
[0055]
Furthermore, in the above embodiment, the play field is composed of one sheet member, but it is needless to say that the play field may be composed of a combination of two or more sheet members.
[0056]
【The invention's effect】
When the effect display conditions are displayed in association with the p types of display modes used to identify the station group on the play field as in the present invention, the display mode of the station where the piece is placed and the effect on the card Since it is possible to easily compare the display conditions with the visual sense, there is an advantage that it is easy to identify whether the effect display conditions are satisfied.
[0057]
In addition, since the placement of a piece in which station group directly affects the suitability of the card's effect display conditions, the piece is placed on the play field with awareness of the card effect display conditions. Since there is a need to place them, if you do not consider both the progress of the so-called board game using pieces and the progress of the so-called card game based on cards, you will not be able to ultimately win the game . Therefore, according to the present invention, there is an advantage that both the pleasure of the board game and the fun of the card game can be obtained simultaneously.
[0058]
In addition, since it is necessary to consider both the progress of the board game and the progress of the card game, there are advantages in that variations in the progress of the game become abundant and the player's interest in the game can be increased.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing a state before a battle in a play field during play in an embodiment in which the present invention is applied to a game toy of a type in which two players battle each other.
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing a state of a play field being played during play according to an embodiment in which the present invention is applied to a game toy of a type in which two players fight.
FIG. 3 is an enlarged view of one station group.
FIGS. 4A and 4B are enlarged views of pieces used in the embodiment, and FIGS. 4C and 4D are enlarged perspective views showing enlarged examples of usable pieces. FIGS. .
5A is an enlarged view of an example of a first type card used in the embodiment, and FIG. 5B is an enlarged view of an example of a second type card used in the embodiment. (C) is an enlarged view of an example of a third type card used in the embodiment, and (D) is an enlarged view of an example of a fourth type card used in the embodiment.
FIGS. 6A to 6D are enlarged views showing examples of other cards, respectively.
FIG. 7A is a diagram showing an arrangement state of pieces that can acquire pieces, and FIG. 7B is a diagram showing an arrangement state of pieces that cannot acquire pieces.
FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing steps of one turn.
[Explanation of symbols]
1 Play field
2,4 pieces (card-like pieces)
3,5 Peace Group
6,8 cards
7,9 Card group
11 stations
13 piece field
15, 17, 19, 21 Station group
23-57 Storage
61,81 Advantageous condition grant card
62,82 Attack / Defense Card
63,83 Additional condition grant card
64,84 Specific effect grant card

Claims (11)

A game toy that allows you to enjoy both board games and card games at the same time,
There are m types of visually identifiable pieces consisting of n pieces (n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2) each used by m players (m is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2) for implementation of the board game Peace group,
a play field configured to have m × n or more stations, and one such piece can be placed in each station;
And m sets of card groups each consisting of a plurality of cards used by the m players for carrying out the card game,
Each of the m × n or more stations in the play field can be visually identified as belonging to one of p types (p is a positive integer of 2 or more) of station groups. Is displayed in a manner,
On the surface of some or all of the plurality of cards, an effect display condition necessary for exhibiting a predetermined effect described on the surface of the card is visually associated with the p types of display modes. Is displayed in an identifiable manner,
The piece is constituted by a rectangular card, and the station has a first rectangular figure having an outline with substantially the same shape as the outline of the rectangular card, and the same outline as the first rectangular figure. A game toy comprising a second rectangular figure having a shape, having a center in common with the first rectangular figure, and not completely overlapping with the first rectangular figure. A game toy that allows you to enjoy both board games and card games at the same time,
There are m types of visually identifiable pieces consisting of n pieces (n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2) each used by m players (m is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2) for implementation of the board game Peace group,
a play field configured to have m × n or more stations, and one such piece can be placed in each station;
One or more pieces of one player placed on the play field are placed in a predetermined positional relationship with one or more pieces of another player placed on the play field. M sets of card groups consisting of a plurality of cards each used by the m players for the purpose of setting various conditions in the process of placing on the play field and for the purpose of executing a card game And
Each of the m × n or more stations in the play field can be visually identified as belonging to one of p types (p is a positive integer of 2 or more) of station groups. Is displayed in a manner,
On the surface of some or all of the plurality of cards, an effect display condition necessary for exhibiting a predetermined effect described on the surface of the card is visually associated with the p types of display modes. Is displayed in an identifiable manner,
The piece is constituted by a rectangular card, and the station has a first rectangular figure having an outline with substantially the same shape as the outline of the rectangular card, and the same outline as the first rectangular figure. A game toy comprising a second rectangular figure having a shape, having a center in common with the first rectangular figure, and not completely overlapping with the first rectangular figure.   The display types of the p types on the play field are the difference in color in the station, the difference in the ground pattern in the station, the difference in the outline shape of the station, the difference in the display characters displayed in the station. The game toy according to claim 1 or 2, comprising at least one different element selected from a difference in display symbols displayed in the station and a difference in display graphic displayed in the station. .   The game toy according to claim 3, wherein the effect exhibiting condition includes the selected at least one different element as a display element.   The game toy according to claim 4, further comprising an effect display condition displayed in a display mode different from the p types of display modes. The selected at least one different element is the color difference and / or the ground pattern difference;
The effect exerting condition is determined by a difference in color and / or ground pattern in a plurality of display figures displayed on the card,
As colors and / or ground patterns in the plurality of display figures, a plurality of colors and / or a plurality of colors used for the color difference and / or the ground pattern difference as the selected at least one different element The game toy according to claim 4, wherein a ground pattern is used. The piece is configured as a card-like piece with a graphic indicating the type of piece displayed on the surface,
The game toy according to claim 6, wherein the contour shapes of the plurality of display figures are the same or similar to the contour shape of the figure displaying the type of the piece displayed on the surface of the card-like piece. 3. The game toy according to claim 1, wherein the p types of station groups are formed together in predetermined p areas corresponding to the play field. Among the plurality of cards, the plurality of cards on which the effect exerting conditions are described are:
A plurality of first type cards on which the effect exerting condition and the effect of giving an advantageous condition to the player when the game progresses are described;
A plurality of second type cards in which the effect exerting conditions and the attack power and the defense power are described;
A plurality of third type cards on which the effect exerting condition and the effect of giving an additional condition at the time of attack and defense are described;
A card of a fourth type, which is placed on the play field with the surface facing up toward the play field at all times and on which the effect exerting conditions and predetermined effects are described The game toy according to claim 1 or 2, comprising the following. A play field for a game toy having a plurality of stations and configured so that a single piece of a rectangular card can be placed at each of the stations,
Each of the plurality of stations in the play field is displayed in p types of display modes that can be visually identified as belonging to any of p types (p is a positive integer of 2 or more) of station groups. Has been
The station has a first rectangular figure having an outline substantially the same shape as the outline of the rectangular card, and has the same outline shape as the first rectangular figure, and is centered on the first rectangular figure. A play field for a game toy comprising a second rectangular figure that is common and does not completely overlap the first rectangular figure . 11. The game toy play field according to claim 10 , wherein the p types of display modes are display modes depending on a difference in color given in the first rectangular figure.

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