JP4382104B2 - Game toys - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a game toy composed of a combination of a figure and a card and a playing method thereof.

WO / 2003/018149 (US Application Publication No. 2004-239031) discloses a game toy in which a three-dimensional piece is placed on a play field and a game is played using a card. A play field used in this game toy includes a plurality of square grids arranged to form a matrix. Also, in this game toy, passage component parts made by developing a cube-shaped die that can be developed into a two-dimensional shape are sequentially arranged on the play field as the game progresses. The passage component part is configured by combining six square plates that are the same as a plurality of grids provided on the play field. When placing the path component on the play field, one plate overlaps one grid. Then, a piece is placed on a passage formed by a plurality of passage constituent parts, and the piece is moved along the passage to advance the game. In this game toy, the size of the pieces is determined so that only one piece can be placed on one plate included in the passage component. And in order to place the piece on the passage component on the play field, a predetermined card is used. On this predetermined card, a display showing the correspondence with the corresponding piece is shown.
WO / 2003/018149 Publication

  In a game toy in which a conventional piece and a card are combined, a game is progressed by placing only one piece at a position corresponding to one grid on the play field, such as chess and shogi. Therefore, with a conventional game toy, both a card game and a board game can be enjoyed at once. However, there has been no game toy that can be played by combining a plurality of pieces, and its appearance has been desired.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a unique game toy that can be played using pieces more than ever and a method for playing this game toy.

  The game toy of the present invention includes a plurality of decks each composed of a plurality of cards used by a plurality of players, and a plurality of grids that are continuously arranged so as to form a matrix. A play field used in common and a plurality of piece sets each composed of a plurality of pieces used by a plurality of players are provided. The plurality of cards constituting the deck include a plurality of piece-corresponding cards having a corresponding display on the surface indicating that the card corresponds to a plurality of pieces. The correspondence display may be anything, such as a picture or figure imitating a piece, a character indicating a piece, or a photograph of the piece. In addition to the correspondence display, this piece correspondence card may of course display information used for the progress of the game, such as the attack power, defense strength, and effects that can be activated under predetermined conditions. is there.

  Each of a plurality of pieces constituting one piece set has a base having a size that fits within one grid and a figure provided on the base. The figure may have a two-dimensional shape such as a picture or a photograph, or may have a three-dimensional shape like a doll.

  In the present invention, in particular, a plurality of combinations obtained by combining the shapes of the bases of a plurality of pieces constituting one piece set with the bases of two or more pieces placed on the play field. The base is defined to include two or more combination bases that can be arranged in one grid. That is, in the present invention, it is possible to arrange in a state where one base is formed by combining the bases of a plurality of pieces in one grid. That is, according to the present invention, by combining two or more pieces constituting one combination base into one combined piece, not only the game is progressed using individual pieces and cards but also combined. The game can be progressed using pieces and cards. Therefore, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a unique game toy that does not exist conventionally, using not only a single piece but also a combined piece formed by combining two or more pieces.

  In addition, in two or more combination bases that can be arranged in one grid, the planar contour shape of the combination base is congruent with the contour shape of one grid (a shape that completely matches the contour shape of the grid) or a similar shape (grid One or more combination bases that have the same shape as the contour shape but smaller than the contour shape of the grid) may be included. If a united piece that satisfies this condition can be created, the area of one grid can be used to the maximum, and variations in the game progress rules using the united piece can be increased.

  In addition, on the surface of a piece corresponding | compatible card | curd, you may describe the arrangement | positioning conditions in the case of putting the base of one piece corresponding to this piece corresponding | compatible card in one grid. If such an arrangement condition is described in the piece correspondence card, the restriction on placing pieces in one grid increases. Therefore, it is possible to create a game with a high difficulty level. This arrangement condition can be described on the surface of the piece-corresponding card by displaying an area in which the base can be arranged in a figure imitating one grid so that it can be visually confirmed. In order to display an area so that it can be visually confirmed, for example, the color of the area is different from that of other areas, or only that area is a line of a special line type (thick solid line, broken line, one-dot chain line, etc.) It may be enclosed with. When such a display is adopted, the arrangement condition can be recognized in an instant, so that the game can proceed smoothly. When the area is enclosed by the line of the special line type described above, the display itself is a correspondence display displayed on the piece correspondence card. Of course, a graphic display imitating the planar contour shape of the base of the piece may be displayed as the corresponding display separately from the arrangement condition. By using the correspondence display by such graphic display, the relationship between the corresponding piece and the card can be recognized in an instant, so that the game progresses smoothly.

  When using a three-dimensional figure as a figure on the base, a three-dimensional model that imitates the main character of the battle as a plurality of three-dimensional figures of multiple pieces that make up one piece set. Shape figures and three-dimensional figures of accessories (weapons, vehicles, helmets, armor, shoes, etc.) used by this character can be included. In this way, when combining two or more pieces to form a united piece, it is possible to enjoy the same enjoyment as a so-called dress-up doll. Moreover, if it does in this way, it will become possible to grasp | ascertain the strength and characteristic of the character sensuously only by seeing each figure contained in a united piece.

  Note that the three-dimensional figure provided on each of the two or more pieces constituting the combination base is configured so as not to physically interfere (do not collide or become an obstacle) when the combination base is configured. It is preferable. In this way, when two or more pieces are arranged on one grid, the base of each piece can be surely arranged on the grid, and the arrangement work of the pieces on the play field is easy. Can be done.

  Moreover, the effect which can be activated in the state which this piece corresponding card | curd is set | placed on the play field may be described on the surface of the piece corresponding | compatible card | curd. Further, in this case, when a piece-corresponding card is placed on the play field, a plurality of effect addition cards that describe effects to be added to the effect described in the piece-corresponding card are displayed on the deck. Is preferably included. By using such cards, you can enjoy the game by creating rules that enable various attacks.

  As the shape of the grid, an arbitrary shape such as a rectangular shape, a polygonal shape, or a circular shape can be used. However, if the grid has a shape and dimension that allows a single card to be placed in the grid, it is possible to use rules that place the cards themselves on the grid, and create and enjoy more diverse rules. It becomes possible.

  The method of playing using the game toy of the present invention is arbitrary. For example, the following playing method can be used. First, each player holds a plurality of cards drawn from his / her deck as a hand. Next, on your turn, you place a piece corresponding to the piece-corresponding card in the grid on the play field on condition that the piece-corresponding card contained in the hand is placed on the play field. This makes it possible to use the piece-corresponding card as a battle card used for a battle in a conventional card game. When two or more pieces are arranged to form one combination base in one grid, the game proceeds while allowing the two or more pieces to be used as one united piece. In this way, it is possible not only to progress the game with special effects and abilities on the combined pieces, but also to move the game by moving two or more pieces at a time with a single movement operation. It will also be possible to proceed quickly.

  Specifically, when the attack power and / or the defensive power are determined in advance for each of the plurality of pieces, the attack power and the defense power of the combined piece are determined by the attack power of two or more pieces constituting the combined piece and The game may be advanced with a total attack power obtained by summing up the defense power and / or the total defense power. Employing such a method can increase the pleasure of developing an attack and defense strategy.

  Further, in the case where two or more combination bases that can be arranged in one grid include one or more combination bases in which the planar contour shape of the combination base is congruent or similar to the contour shape of one grid. The two or more piece-corresponding cards corresponding to two or more pieces can be activated when two or more pieces constituting the one or more combination bases are used as one united piece. It may be described in either. In this way, a special rule can be defined using a combination of the grid contour shape and the combination-based planar contour shape. Rich variations of rules.

  Furthermore, a priority order (order of arrangement on one grid) when two or more pieces are placed in one grid may be determined in advance. In this case, the game progresses by arranging two or more pieces in one grid only in accordance with the priority order. If it does in this way, since the conditions at the time of using a piece will become severe, it becomes possible to raise the difficulty of a rule. For example, if a number indicating a priority order is written on a graphic display showing the arrangement status of pieces provided on a piece correspondence card, the priority order can be easily confirmed.

  According to the present invention, an unprecedented and unique game can be provided using not only a single piece but also a combined piece formed by combining two or more pieces.

  Hereinafter, an example of an embodiment of a game toy according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 schematically shows a play state of an embodiment of the game toy of the present invention when two players play a battle. In this embodiment, two sets of decks composed of a plurality of cards respectively used by two players are used. In FIG. 1, decks 1 and 3 and hands 2 and 4 constituting a part of the deck are separately shown. Further, in the present embodiment, two piece sets 5 and 7 including a plurality of pieces 51 to 57 (that is, pieces) respectively used by two players, and a play field 9 commonly used by a plurality of players Is used. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a part of an example of the pieces 51 to 57 included in the piece sets 5 and 7 to be used. In the following description, reference numerals 5 and 7 are used to indicate the whole piece, and any one of reference numerals 51 to 57 is used to indicate a specific piece. The play field 9 includes 5 × 6 grids 11 arranged continuously so as to form a matrix. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 11 is given to some of the grids. In the present embodiment, the shape of the grid is a rectangular shape in which one card can be arranged in the grid and has a predetermined size. Therefore, a rule that activates some effect when a predetermined condition is satisfied by placing the card itself on one grid 11 can be adopted in the game rules. In the play field 9, the color of the grid row 13 including the five grids 11 at both ends located closest to the two players is changed from the colors of the other grids 11. This grid row 13 is an initial position when the pieces 51 to 57 are put on the play field 9. In FIG. 1, the numbers “1” and “2” are attached on the five grids 11 constituting the grid row 13 in order to facilitate understanding of the description to be described later. In the game toy rule of this embodiment, for example, it is assumed that each player has 5 points in advance. When the opponent player's piece enters the grid marked “2” located in the center of the grid row 13 with respect to the grid row 13 at both ends closest to the two players, the score is deducted by two points. When the opponent player's piece enters the grid marked with “1”, the score is deducted by one point. The game ends when the score is 0. The play field 9 only needs to include at least a matrix. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 1, the other fields 15 to 25 are also shown for easy understanding of the embodiments described later. In other places, for example, card placement places 15 and 17 for placing piece-corresponding cards, etc., which will be described later from 6 cards 2 and 4, card discarding places 19 and 21 for discarding used cards, and deck 1 , 3 deck deck storage areas 23 and 25 are included. These other fields may be constituted by a desk surface or a floor surface.

  Each of the plurality of pieces 51 to 57 constituting one piece set has bases B1 to B7 having a size that fits in one grid 11 and figures F1 to F7 provided on the base. Yes. The base in this example is configured by a base unit or a combination thereof having a shape obtained by dividing the shape of the grid 11 into six parts (a shape in which the planar contour shape is a regular square) as one unit. The figures F1 to F7 may have a two-dimensional shape such as a picture or a photograph, but have a three-dimensional shape like a doll or a box like the piece used in the embodiment of FIG. May be.

  In the present embodiment, the shapes of the bases B1 to B7 of the plurality of pieces 51 to 57 constituting one piece set are combined in a state where the bases of two or more pieces are placed on the play field 9. It is determined that two or more combination bases that can be arranged in one grid 11 are included in the plurality of types of combination bases obtained in this way. In order to facilitate understanding, FIGS. 3A to 3D show examples of combinations in which four types of combination bases CB1 to CB4 are configured by combining two or more pieces of bases. . The planar contour shape of the combination base CB1 in FIG. 3A is congruent or similar to the contour shape of the grid 11. In the present embodiment, when a base of another piece is further combined with the combination base CB1, it cannot be arranged in the grid 11. In the present embodiment, a combination base that cannot be arranged in the grid 11 cannot be used. Needless to say, a combination base exhibiting other planar contour shapes other than those shown in FIG. 3 can be formed.

  In this Embodiment which employ | adopts such a combination base, what combined two or more pieces which comprise one combination base is used as one united piece. Therefore, in this embodiment, the game can be progressed not only by using the individual pieces and cards but also by using the combined pieces and cards composed of a plurality of pieces. It is not necessary to move a plurality of pieces together as a united piece just because a united piece is configured, but it is allowed to move individual or a plurality of pieces that configure a united piece. Of course, rules may be established.

  The first deck to be used is composed of, for example, 30 cards each. The deck contains cards that can be roughly divided into four groups. These four types of cards are classified into, for example, main piece-corresponding cards, sub-piece-corresponding cards, effect addition cards, and skill cards. In FIG. 4, the enlarged view of the surface of an example of the main piece corresponding | compatible card 31 is shown. As shown in FIG. 4, the main piece-corresponding card 31 is used to put a piece including a figure of a character to be a battle target on the play field 9. The main piece-corresponding card 31 is called “GBS Character Card” or “character card” in this embodiment. On the surface of the card 31, a type description column 32 that describes the type of the card, a character name display column 33 that displays the name of the character, a character image display column 34 that displays an image imitating the character, attack power and defense power A power display column 35, an effect display column 36, and an arrangement condition display column 37 are displayed. In the arrangement condition display field 37, arrangement conditions for placing one piece base corresponding to the piece correspondence card in one grid 11 are described. In this example, the arrangement condition display field 37 is configured so that an area where the base can be arranged can be displayed inside a figure imitating one grid so that it can be visually confirmed. Specifically, the color of the area where the base can be arranged is different from the color of the other areas inside the figure imitating one grid 11. Only the region where the base can be arranged may be surrounded by a line of a special line type (thick solid line, broken line, one-dot chain line, etc.). When the display as in this embodiment is adopted, the arrangement condition can be recognized in an instant. When the area is enclosed by the above-mentioned special line type line, the line surrounding the area itself becomes a correspondence display displayed on the piece correspondence card. Of course, the base of the piece may be freely arranged in the grid without providing the arrangement condition display field 37. In addition, when the arrangement area of the base of the piece is not particularly limited (when the arrangement position can be freely determined), it is displayed as an area where all the inside of the figure imitating the grid 11 can be arranged, or an arrangement condition display field If it is not provided. Therefore, the piece-corresponding card only needs to be provided with an arrangement condition display column only when the arrangement condition of the base is limited.

  In FIG. 5, the enlarged view of the surface of an example of the subpiece corresponding | compatible card 41 is shown. As shown in FIG. 5, on the surface of the slave piece corresponding card 41, a type description column 42 indicating the type of the card, an accessory name display column 43 displaying the name of the accessory, and an image imitating the accessory are displayed. An image display field 44 to be displayed, a power display field 45 indicating attack power and defense power, an effect display field 46, and an arrangement condition display field 47 are displayed. The slave piece correspondence card 41 is a piece having a three-dimensional figure of an accessory (weapons, weapon box, vehicle, helmet, armor, shoes, etc.) used by the character of the master piece correspondence card to be a battle target. Used to play on play field 9. In the present embodiment, the slave piece corresponding card 41 may be referred to as “Item Card” or “Item Card”. Note that the main piece-corresponding card 31 and the slave piece-corresponding card 41 both constitute the piece-corresponding card of the present invention.

  In FIG. 6, the enlarged view of the surface of an example of the effect addition card | curd 51 is shown. As shown in FIG. 6, on the surface of the effect addition card 51, a type description column 52 that describes the type of card, a name display column 53 that displays a name, an image display column 54 that displays an image, and an effect display column 55. And are displayed. The effect addition card 51 is a card on which effects, attributes, and the like are added to the main piece correspondence card 31.

  7A and 7B show an example of a skill card 61 that is placed on the grid 11 and used as a bag, and a main skill card 71 that allows the player to exert effects from the hands 2 and 4 in a timely manner. The enlarged view of the surface of each is shown. As shown in FIGS. 7A and 7B, on the surfaces of the cards 61 and 71, type description columns 62 and 72 for indicating the type of card, name display columns 63 and 73 for displaying names, and images are displayed. The image display fields 64 and 74 to be displayed and the effect display fields 65 and 75 are displayed. The skill card 61 used as a spear is placed in an inverted state on the grid 11 of the play field 9 and activates an effect when a predetermined condition is satisfied. It works like a kind of landmine. The main skill card 71 is effective when the player takes it out of his hand and uses it, and when the effect is achieved, the main skill card 71 is thrown away to the card dump.

  FIG. 8 is a diagram schematically showing a situation in which several pieces are placed on the play field 9 during the progress of the game. In the play situation of the player on the near side as seen in the drawing, three pieces 51, 53 and 55 are placed on the three grids 11 on the play field 9, respectively. In this state, one combined piece can be formed by placing one or more pieces on the grid 11 on which the pieces are already placed. In the play situation of the opponent player, two pieces 52 and 55 are placed in one grid 11 on the play field 9. In this state, the two pieces 52 and 55 are combined to form one combined piece. The merged piece can move throughout the merged piece. However, the individual pieces constituting the combined piece can be moved alone. In the present embodiment, it is assumed that one piece or a combined piece can move up to two grids during one turn.

  In the present embodiment, piece-corresponding cards 31 and 41 used for putting out pieces on the play field 9 are placed in the card storage areas 15 and 17 in correspondence with the pieces. As the pieces move, the cards are preferably placed under the grid row where the pieces are present. However, the card may of course remain in the initial position regardless of the movement of the piece. As will be described later, in the present embodiment, the character piece is first placed on the grid 11 located at the bottom of the matrix on the play field 9 using the main piece correspondence card 31. The pieces placed in the play field 9 by the slave piece correspondence card 41 are initially placed in the grid 11 where the pieces corresponding to the main piece correspondence card 31 are located.

  As shown in the example of FIG. 9, when the piece 55 is first placed using the main piece correspondence card 31 in the grid row 13 on the play field 9, the piece 55 is positioned using the sub piece correspondence card 41. The piece 53 is placed in the grid to be used. Thereby, a united piece is formed.

  In the state shown in FIG. 8, the piece 53 of one player and the combined pieces (52, 55) of the other player are positioned on two grids 11 adjacent in the column direction of the matrix. Thus, the piece of one player is advanced to the grid where the piece of the other player is located, that is, the battle can be performed in a state where the grids where the pieces of each other are overlapped. An example of a winning / losing determination method in the battle will be described with reference to FIG. Assume that one player puts out two pieces A and B in one grid. The power described on the surface of the piece-corresponding card corresponding to these two pieces (used in the present embodiment for both offensive power and defensive power) is 6 and 4, respectively. Further, it is assumed that the other player puts out three pieces C, D, and E in one grid. The power described on the surface of the piece corresponding card corresponding to these three pieces (used in this embodiment for both offensive power and defensive power) is 5, 4 and 4, respectively. . In this case, the total power value 10 shown on the two piece-facing cards of one player is smaller than the total power value 13 shown on the three piece-corresponding card of the other player. The match is won by the combined piece of the other player. The piece of the losing player is removed from the play field, and the corresponding piece-corresponding card is discarded in the card discarding area. In addition, as shown in FIG. 10, when the plane | planar outline shape of the combination base of the united piece becomes congruent or similar to the outline shape of the grid 11, it may be as follows. That is, when using the three pieces constituting this combination base as one united piece, it is described in one of the three piece correspondence cards corresponding to the three pieces that a predetermined effect can be activated. If this happens, the special effect may be activated. Such a special effect may be described in either the main piece corresponding card 31 or the sub piece corresponding card 41. In this way, it is possible to define special rules using the combination of the contour shape of the grid 11 and the combination-based planar contour shape, and the number of variations of the rules becomes abundant.

  In the state shown in FIG. 8, one skill card 61 is placed in an inverted state on one grid 11. The skill card 61 is a “罠” skill card, and when the opponent player's piece has a predetermined positional relationship with the skill card 61, the effect described in the skill card 61 is activated. Therefore, this skill card 61 exhibits an action like a land mine. FIG. 11 shows an example of the effect of the skill card 61. In this example, when the opponent player's piece moves to the front of the card 61, the effect of the skill card 61 is activated, and the opponent's piece that has moved and the piece-corresponding card corresponding to this piece are played from the play field 9. Eliminated.

  FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing an example of a preparation and progress method when a game is played using the game toy according to the present embodiment. Hereinafter, an example of the progress method will be described with reference to this flowchart.

[Preparation for competition start]
(1) Place a plurality of pieces to be used on the stock. Shuffle the cards you want to use and place them on the deck.

(2) Decide the first and second attack by random methods such as janken.

(3) Pull 6 cards from the deck to the hand.

When the above preparations are complete, the game is played by alternating turns from the first attack. One turn consists of a draw phase, a main phase, and a turn end phase.

[Draw Phase]
In this phase, an action complete card is in an inactive state.

  Draw a card from the deck. However, no cards are drawn on the first turn of the first match.

[Main Phase]
Do the following actions as you like, in any order.

・ Departure Take out the card corresponding to the main piece (GBS character card) from the hand into the play field card place, and select the number corresponding to the main piece correspondence card from the piece stock as the number “1” or “2” in FIG. Put it in the start zone. However, only two pieces can be put on the play field only in the first turn of the first attack. In addition, when the arrangement position is limited in the arrangement condition display column shown on the surface of the main piece-corresponding card, the condition is followed.

-Support card Put out an effect-added card from your hand under or above the main piece-compatible card (GBS character card) already in the play field's card yard.

・ Equip a slave-compatible card from the equipment hand in the play field. Then, the piece corresponding to the card corresponding to the slave piece from the stock of the piece is put together with the piece corresponding to the corresponding card corresponding to the main piece placed on one grid on the play field (the piece with the figure corresponding to the character). Put it on that one grid. Also in this case, when the slave piece corresponding card has an arrangement condition display field, the base of the piece is arranged according to the arrangement condition indicated in the arrangement condition display field. If the arrangement position is not limited in the arrangement condition display field of the slave piece correspondence card or there is no arrangement condition display field, the base may be arranged at an open position on the grid.

・ Skill card use Select a skill card from the hand (use timing “Main” or “罠”). The “main” skill card is removed from the hand in a timely manner, and the “罠” skill card is set on an arbitrary grid on the play field.

-Movement of a piece A single piece on the play field or a combined piece composed of two or more pieces is moved. In principle, the amount of movement is two grids. However, it is a matter of course that special rules may be determined to enable special movement methods. Moreover, you may move two or more pieces which comprise the united piece independently. When it moves to face the opponent's piece, it battles. Various conditions for the battle and how to determine wins and losses can be determined.

  The game end condition is also arbitrary. In this example, as described above, it is assumed that each player has five points in advance. Then, when the opponent player's piece enters the grid marked “2” located in the center of the grid row 13 shown in FIG. 1, the score is reduced by two points, and the opponent player's piece is added to the grid marked “1”. If a piece enters, the points will be deducted by one point. The game ends when the score reaches 0 points.

・ Activation of effects All or all of the effects described on the cards in the playfield card storage area are activated.

[End of Turn Phase]
・ Complete the actions of all your pieces.

-Discard all skill cards that are effective from the hand or skill cards that are effective on the grid.

・ If there are 7 or more cards in your hand, discard them to 6 cards.

  Note that the above can be performed in random order. When the End of Turn phase ends, the opponent's turn begins.

  In the above embodiment, the matrix provided in the play field is configured from a rectangular (rectangular) grid. However, the shape of the grid is arbitrary. FIG. 13 shows an example of the matrix of the play field 9 ′ when the shape of the grid 11 ′ is a regular hexagon. When such a matrix is used, the base of the piece may be an arbitrary shape obtained by dividing a regular hexagon.

  FIG. 14 shows the structure of the base when the matrix is formed using a square grid and an enlarged view of the surface of the piece correspondence card 31 ′. In the arrangement condition display field 37 ', a graphic imitating the grid 111 is displayed using a basic graphic of an isosceles triangle. The bases B1 to B4 that can be used in this case are also configured by a combination of the basic bases B1 having a planar contour shape of an isosceles triangle.

  Also, as shown in FIG. 15, the order of priority when placing two or more pieces in one grid (orders “1” to “4” arranged on one grid) is displayed in the arrangement condition display field 137. Thus, an arrangement condition may be added. When such an arrangement condition column 137 is used, a piece is placed at the position “1” when no piece is placed on the grid on which the piece is placed. If one or more pieces are already placed in one grid, the pieces are placed in the remaining space in the grid according to the priority order described. In this case, the game progresses by arranging two or more pieces in one grid only in accordance with the priority order. If it does in this way, since the conditions at the time of using a piece will become severe, it becomes possible to raise the difficulty of a rule.

  Hereinafter, the playing method of the game toy described in this specification will be listed.

[1] A plurality of decks each composed of a plurality of cards used by a plurality of players,
A plurality of grids arranged in succession, and a play field used in common by the plurality of players;
A plurality of pieces each comprising a plurality of piece sets composed of a plurality of pieces used;
The plurality of cards constituting the deck includes a plurality of piece-corresponding cards having a corresponding indication on the surface indicating that the cards correspond to the piece set,
Each of the plurality of pieces constituting one piece set has a base having a size that fits into one grid and a figure provided on the base,
The shape of the base of each of the plurality of pieces constituting one piece set is a plurality of combinations obtained by combining the bases of two or more pieces on the play field. A game toy playing method defined such that a base includes two or more combination bases that can be arranged in one grid,
Each player has a plurality of cards drawn from the deck as a hand,
Place the piece corresponding to the piece-corresponding card in the grid on the play field on the condition that the piece-corresponding card contained in the hand is placed on the play field in your turn. ,
When two or more pieces are arranged to form one combination base in one grid, the game proceeds while allowing the two or more pieces to be used as one united piece. A game toy playing method characterized by the above.

[2] Each of the plurality of pieces has a predetermined attack power and / or defensive power,
The attack power and / or defense power of the combined piece is equal to or greater than the total attack power and / or total defense power obtained by adding the attack power and / or defense power of the two or more pieces constituting the combined piece. The game toy playing method according to [1], wherein the game is advanced as follows.

[3] Among the two or more combination bases that can be arranged in one grid, one or more combination bases in which the planar contour shape of the combination base is congruent or similar to the contour shape of one grid. Included,
When two or more pieces constituting the one or more combination bases are used as the one united piece, a predetermined effect can be activated, corresponding to two or more pieces corresponding to the two or more pieces [1] The method for playing the game toy according to any one of the cards.

  [4] A priority order when two or more pieces are placed in one grid is predetermined, and the two or more pieces are arranged in the one grid only in accordance with the priority order. The game toy playing method according to [1], wherein the game is progressed.

  [5] The game toy playing method according to [1], wherein the plurality of grids are continuously arranged to form a matrix.

It is the schematic which shows the state in the middle of the play of the game toy of this invention in the case of fighting with two players. It is a perspective view which shows a part of example of the piece contained in the piece set to be used. (A)-(D) are figures which show the example of a combination in the case of comprising 4 types of combination bases combining the base of two or more pieces. It is an enlarged view of the surface of an example of a main piece correspondence card. It is an enlarged view of the surface of an example of a sub-piece corresponding card. It is an enlarged view of the surface of an example of an effect addition card. (A) And (B) is an enlarged view of the surface of the example of a skill card, respectively. It is the figure which showed roughly the condition where several pieces are put on the play field in the middle of progress of a game. It is a figure used in order to explain the state in the case of putting out two pieces on one grid. It is a figure used in order to demonstrate an example of the determination method of the win / loss of a battle | competition. It is a figure used in order to demonstrate an example of activation of the effect of a skill card. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the preparation and progress method in the case of fighting using the game toy of this Embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the matrix of a play field at the time of making the shape of a grid into a regular hexagon. It is a figure used in order to explain an example at the time of making the shape of a grid into a regular rectangle. It is a figure which shows the example which shows a priority in an arrangement condition display column.

Explanation of symbols

1,3 Deck cards 2,4 Hands 5,7 Piece set 51-57 Pieces 9 Play field 11 Grid 15, 17 Card storage 19, 21 Card disposal 23,25 Deck storage 31 Main piece card 41 Subordinate Card 51 Effect addition card 61, 71 Skill card

Claims (9)

A plurality of decks each composed of a plurality of cards used by a plurality of players;
A plurality of grids arranged in succession, and a play field used in common by the plurality of players;
A plurality of pieces each comprising a plurality of piece sets composed of a plurality of pieces used;
The plurality of cards constituting the deck includes a plurality of piece-corresponding cards having a correspondence display on the surface indicating that the cards correspond to the plurality of pieces.
Each of the plurality of pieces constituting one piece set has a base having a size that fits into one grid and a figure provided on the base,
The shape of the base of each of the plurality of pieces constituting one piece set is a plurality of combinations obtained by combining the bases of two or more pieces on the play field. The base is defined to include two or more combination bases that can be arranged in one grid .
The grid has a shape and dimension that allows one card to be placed in the grid, and is used under a rule of playing by placing the card on the grid. A game toy.   The two or more combination bases that can be arranged in one grid include one or more combination bases in which the planar contour shape of the combination base is congruent or similar to the contour shape of one grid. The game toy according to claim 1, wherein:   The game toy according to claim 1, wherein an arrangement condition for placing the base of one piece corresponding to the piece-corresponding card in one grid is described on the surface of the piece-corresponding card.   The arrangement condition is described on the surface of the piece correspondence card by displaying an area in which the base can be arranged in a figure imitating the one grid so that the area where the base can be arranged can be visually confirmed. The game toy described in 1.   The game toy according to claim 1, wherein the correspondence display is a graphic display imitating a planar contour shape of the base of the piece. The figure is a three-dimensional figure,
The plurality of three-dimensional figures included in the plurality of pieces constituting one piece set include a three-dimensional figure imitating a main character of the battle and an accessory used by the character. The game toy according to claim 1, comprising a three-dimensional figure.   The said three-dimensional figure figure provided in each of the said 2 or more piece which comprises the said combination base is comprised so that it may not interfere physically in the state in which the said combination base was comprised. Game toys. On the surface of the piece-corresponding card, an effect that can be activated in a state where the piece-corresponding card is placed on the play field is described,
When the piece-corresponding card is put on the play field, a plurality of effect addition cards describing effects added to the effect described in the piece-corresponding card are included in the deck. The game toy according to claim 1.   The game toy according to claim 1, wherein the plurality of grids are continuously arranged so as to form a matrix.

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