JP5604466B2 - Piece game - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a piece game.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, various board games such as shogi, chess and the like that use a predetermined board surface and pieces to move a piece on the board according to a predetermined rule are known. Further, there is known a computer game or the like in which a computer such as a game device is used to operate and battle an imaginary character in a virtual space (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2000-167247 A

  In a conventional board game, for example, a game can be started and progressed by preparing a predetermined board surface and pieces, such as shogi and chess, but the movement ability and the fighting power of each piece are determined in advance, The fighting ability of each piece could not be changed and lacked interest. In the conventional computer game, although the attribute and ability of the character in the virtual space can be handled as numerical information and the range of the numerical information can be designed flexibly, an apparatus such as a computer is required for the game progress.

  Then, this invention makes it a subject to provide the piece game which can add interest to a game battle.

The piece game of the present invention includes a plurality of game pieces placed in the game area, a plurality of game coins, a first game coin on which the game piece can be placed, and a second game coin that can be placed on each other. A game coin, and at least one game piece in the game area is placed on the at least one first game coin and integrated with the first game coin from the first position in the game area. The function of the game piece in the game area depends on the game piece and the first game coin on which the game piece is placed. The piece game of the present invention comprises a plurality of game pieces and a plurality of first game coins on which the game pieces can be placed, respectively, wherein the plurality of first game coins are stacked. The game piece can be placed on the top of the stack, the game piece includes a figure and a pedestal, and the pedestal includes a figure attribute display area for displaying the attribute of the figure. An effect display area for displaying effects that can be used during the game, and the figure attribute display area includes a numerical value indicating the number of first game coins to be stacked under the game piece, The effect display area has an effect cost display indicating the number of first game coins to be paid from the first game coins stacked under the game piece when using the effects during the game. The piece game of the present invention has a second game coin and a game board as a game area, and the game board has a first game coin placed on the first game coin. The game piece placed on at least one of the first game coins, a second area where the second game coin is placed, and a square having a fixed shape arranged in two-dimensional coordinates May be provided, and a fourth region in which the first game coin is placed may be provided. Further, in the piece game of the present invention, the cells arranged in the third region are displayed to change the function of the game piece placed on at least one of the first game coins, or at least one of the above You may make it have a display which is a grid which restrict | limits the movement of the said game piece mounted in the 1st game coin. In the piece game according to the present invention, the third area further includes information on a height direction in which the game piece is different from the two-dimensional coordinates where the squares are arranged. Also good. In the piece game of the present invention, the game area may include at least two second areas. In addition, the piece game of the present invention may be provided with variable selection means capable of randomly selecting a predetermined variable for changing the function of the game piece. Further, in the piece game of the present invention, the game piece may have a component mounting portion into which a component that can be acquired by the player according to victory conditions can be fitted.

  In the piece game of the present invention, the game area includes a first area where the game piece is placed on the first game coin, a second area where the second game coin is placed, and a fixed shape. Are arranged in two-dimensional coordinates, and a third area where a game piece placed on at least one first game coin is placed; a fourth area where a first game coin is placed; It is preferable to provide.

  In the piece game of the present invention, the squares arranged in the third area have a function of changing the function of the game piece placed on at least one first game coin, or at least one first game. It is preferable to have a function of limiting the movement of the game piece placed on the coin.

  In the piece game of the present invention, the game piece is preferably composed of a plurality of types of game pieces having different attributes, and the attributes preferably change the function of the game piece. In the piece game of the present invention, at least two or more game pieces are placed on the first coin, and the first coin below the game piece is a result of a battle with another game piece. It is preferably removed depending on the case.

  In the piece game of the present invention, the third area further has information of a dimension different from the two-dimensional coordinates where the squares are arranged, and the game piece differs according to the attribute of the game piece. It is preferable that the third region can be moved using the dimension information.

  Further, in the piece game of the present invention, the game area includes at least two second areas, each of the at least two second areas is associated with a separate player, and the player is in the third area, When game pieces placed on at least one first game coin are moved according to the squares and the moved game pieces are adjacent to game pieces associated with other players, the game pieces are played against each other. When the game piece that has been started and moved is adjacent to the second game coin in the second area of another player, it is preferable to start a battle between the game piece and the second game coin.

  The piece game of the present invention further includes variable selection means that can randomly select a predetermined variable for changing the function of the game piece. When the game piece starts a battle, the variable selection means selects the predetermined variable. It is preferable to do.

  Further, in the piece game of the present invention, the game piece has a component mounting portion into which a component can be fitted, and when the other game piece has a component, It is preferable that the components of other game pieces can be fitted into the component mounting portion under the winning conditions of the match.

  Further, in the piece game of the present invention, the game piece has a numerical value indicating the level and can be placed on the first number of game coins according to the numerical value indicating the level, and the player and other players can In the third area, the game pieces associated with the game pieces and the first game coins on which the game pieces are placed are integrally moved according to the function of the squares and the game pieces, and either player When the game piece is adjacent to another player's game piece, the function of the game coin on which each game piece is placed, the function of the game piece changed according to the square, and the predetermined variable selected by the variable selection means The numerical value representing the game piece's attack power calculated by the function of the game piece changed by the variable, the numerical value representing the level of the game piece, and the numerical value representing the level of the game piece of another player is greater than or equal to Then, a predetermined number of first game coins on which other player's game pieces are placed are removed, and if there are no first game coins on which game pieces are placed, the game pieces are placed in the third area. When the game piece of one of the players is adjacent to the second area of another player, the function of the game coin on which the player's game piece is placed and the game changed according to the squares If the numerical value indicating the attack power of the game piece calculated by the function of the piece, the function of the game piece changed by the predetermined variable selected by the variable selection means, and the numerical value indicating the level of the game piece, is not less than a predetermined value, other games It is preferable that one second game coin placed on the second area of the user is removed.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the predetermined | prescribed board surface etc. can be prepared and implemented, and the piece game which can add interest to the battle | competition of a game piece can be provided.

It is a figure which illustrates the whole structure of the piece game 1 concerning this embodiment. It is a figure which illustrates the mode of game piece 20 and coin 21. FIG. It is a figure which illustrates the aspect of the castle coin. It is a figure which illustrates the condition of the preparation stage of the piece game 1 concerning this embodiment. It is a figure which illustrates the moving power and range of a game piece. It is a figure which illustrates the aspect of the battle dice. It is a flowchart which illustrates the whole procedure of the piece game 1 concerning this embodiment. It is a figure which illustrates the various stages of game preparation. It is a figure which illustrates the various stages of turn play. It is a figure which further illustrates various stages of turn play.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating an overall configuration of a piece game 1 according to the present embodiment. The piece game 1 includes a game board 10 as a game area, game pieces 20 (20a to 20d), coins 21 (21a to 21d) as first game coins, and castle coins 22 as second game coins. . The game board 10 includes a waiting area 11 (11a and 11b) as a first area, a castle mass 12 (12a and 12b) as a second area, a battle area 13 as a third area, and a fourth area. Banks 14 (14a and 14b) are provided as regions.

  As the game board 10, for example, a board that can be folded in half and provided with each region on a portable board can be used. In FIG. 1, four game pieces 20 are extracted from those used by the player on the front side, but the same number of game pieces 20 are also used on the opponent player side. The number of game pieces 20 that can be used in one battle can be determined in advance (for example, 10).

  The game piece 20 has an imaginary character shape, is placed on the coin 21 and moves in the battle area 13 and is used to play against the opponent game piece 20 or the castle coin 22. . In the present embodiment, when all the coins under the game piece are removed by the battle between the game pieces 20, the game piece itself is removed from the battle area 13, and all the game pieces are removed from the battle area 13. The player loses. Details of the game piece 20 and the coin 21 will be described later with reference to FIG.

  The coin 21 is used to place the game piece 20 and move in the battle area 13 together with the game piece 20.

  The coin 21 has a color scheme and is associated with a group such as a power to which an imaginary character represented by the figure 201 (FIG. 2) of the game piece 20 belongs. This power is also expressed as a color scheme of the pedestal 202 (FIG. 2) of the game piece 20. As the color scheme of the coins 21, for example, a single pure color that is easy to visually recognize such as yellow, red, green, and blue can be used, but is not limited thereto. The group information such as power can be used as information for enabling a specific function when the figure 201 (FIG. 2) belonging to the specific power attacks the opponent.

  The player prepares a predetermined number of coins 21, selects a coin 21 on which the game piece 20 is placed as desired, places it in the waiting area 11, and stacks the coins 21 exceeding the number of game pieces 20 on the bank 14 and waits. Further, a predetermined number of coins 21 (21e and 21f) can be made to wait in the standby area 11. The number of coins 21 that can be used in one battle can be determined in advance. For example, first, 10 coins 21 may be placed in the bank 14.

  The battle area 13 is an area in which squares having a fixed shape are arranged in two-dimensional coordinates. The above-mentioned game piece 20 and coin 21 can move in the battle area 13 as a unit according to this square. In FIG. 1, square squares are illustrated, but the invention is not limited thereto, and the squares constituting the battle area 13 may be regular hexagons or the like.

  The square in the battle area 13 can have a function of changing the function of the game piece in the square. For example, a grid or the like to which a function of doubling the attack power of the game piece is assigned can be provided in advance. In addition, a cell in the battle area 13 can be assigned a function for restricting the movement of the game piece in the cell. For example, it is possible to previously provide a grid or the like to which a function as an obstacle for movement is assigned to the game piece. By moving the game pieces according to such squares and playing against the opponent's game pieces, it is possible to provide a piece game with more interest.

  The castle cell 12 is provided as one cell for each player independently of the battle area 13. For example, four castle coins 22 are stacked on the castle mass 12. The castle coins 22 are used to determine the winning or losing of the piece game 1 of this embodiment. A player who loses all castle coins 22 from the castle mass 12 loses.

  The game piece 20 determined to be lost by the battle between the game pieces 20 or the battle between the game piece 20 and the castle coin 22 is removed from the battle area 13. In the game board 10, a discard area or the like may be appropriately provided independently of other areas, and the removed game piece 20 may be placed.

  With the configuration described above, the piece game 1 according to the present embodiment can be provided as a board-shaped game board 10, game pieces 20, coins 21, and castle coins 22 provided with a predetermined area. In the piece game 1 according to the present embodiment, the game piece 20 is placed on the coin 21 and moves as a unit within the game board 10, and the function can be validated depending on the coin 21. Therefore, the player can perform a battle in the piece game 1 by setting and changing the function of the game piece 20 by selecting the coin 21.

  FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of the game piece 20 and the coin 21. FIG. 2A is a diagram for explaining each part of the game piece 20. FIG. 2B is a diagram for explaining regions provided on the upper surface and the lower surface of the game piece 20. FIG. 2C is a diagram showing that the game piece 20 is placed on the coins 211 to 214.

  A game piece 20 shown in FIG. 2A includes a figure 201 and a pedestal 202. The figure 201 can appropriately include a figure armor 203 as a part. The figure 201 can be appropriately provided with a component fitting part (not shown) to which the figure armor 203 can be fitted. When the figure 201 includes the figure armor 203, the player who has won the battle between the game pieces 20 may acquire the figure armor 203 as a loot. The acquired figure armor 203 may be fitted to a figure 201 possessed by a player and having a component fitting portion. Thereby, the result of the battle | competition of game pieces can be linked | related with the goods which a player can handle by manual operation. Therefore, the player can enjoy the battle in anticipation of the battle result that can acquire the article on the spot based on the victory condition.

  The pedestal 202 functions as a base of the figure 201, and is used to display various information related to the figure 201 to the player based on the color scheme and various types of information written on the upper and lower surfaces. As a color scheme of the pedestal 202, for example, a single pure color that is easy to visually recognize such as yellow, red, green, and blue can be used, but is not limited thereto. This color scheme can be associated with a group such as a power to which the imaginary character represented by each figure 201 belongs. The group information such as the power can be used as information for validating the change of the specific function for the specific power when the function of the figure 201 is changed by the coin 21 described later.

  A pedestal 202 shown in FIG. 2B is provided with a figure attribute display area 30 on the upper surface and a coin effect display area 31 on the lower surface, and shows information for a battle in the piece game 1.

Examples of the information shown in the figure attribute display area 30 include, but are not limited to, the following.
(30a) Figure name: represents the name of the figure 201,
(30b) Power: represents the name of the power to which the figure 201 belongs,
(30c) Level: The strength of the figure 201 is represented by a number such as 1 to 4, etc.
(30d) Automatic effect: represents the effect that the figure 201 always has, and (30e) Movement force: represents the number of squares that the figure 201 can move, and information about whether or not it can move over obstacles.

  Examples of the automatic effect include, but are not limited to, an effect that the figure 201 can always give “2 damage” to the game piece 20 or the castle coin 22 of the opponent. In the present embodiment, it is possible to use a combination of game pieces having different information described in the figure attribute display area, and by preparing a plurality of types of game pieces, the player can perform a battle tactic or the like. It becomes possible to enjoy the piece game by considering variously.

Examples of the information shown in the coin effect display area 31 include, but are not limited to, the following.
(31a) Coin effect name: represents the name of the coin effect that the figure 201 has,
(31b) Coin effect cost: represents the type of coin to be paid when using the coin effect (the power represented by the color scheme of the coin) and the number of coins, and (31c) coin effect: coin on which the figure 201 is placed Represents an effect that can be activated by paying.

  In order to validate the coin effect shown in the coin effect display area 31, the player has the same number of coins as the number indicated in the coin effect cost among the coins 21 on which the figure 201 is placed. At least one coin of the coin type (that is, color scheme) indicated in the coin effect cost is moved to the standby area 11. However, when the number of coins 21 on which the figure 201 is placed becomes zero due to the validation of the coin effect, the coin effect cannot be validated.

  FIG. 2C shows that the coins 211 to 214 are stacked and the game piece 20 is placed on the top. Each of the coins 211 to 214 is the same as the coin 21. FIG. 2C shows a situation where four coins 211 to 214 are stacked. The number of coins 21 follows the level representing the strength of the figure 201 shown on the upper surface of the pedestal 202 described above. For example, when the number “3” is shown as the level on the pedestal 202, the coins 21 that can be stacked can be three coins 211 to 213. On the periphery of the bottom surface of each coin 21, a radial concavo-convex structure or the like that fits in a stacked state can be provided. The bottom surface of the pedestal 202 can also be provided with a concavo-convex structure that fits with the circumference of the bottom surface of the coin 21.

  With the configuration described above, the game piece 20 according to the present embodiment is placed on the number of coins 21 according to the level shown in the figure attribute display area 30 and moves in the battle area 13 as a unit. be able to. Further, the game piece 20 of the present embodiment changes the attack power in the battle based on the information shown in the figure attribute display area 30, the information shown in the coin effect display area 31, and the type and number of coins 21. Can do. Further, in the present embodiment, the number of coins under the game piece increases or decreases according to the battle result between game pieces or the battle result between the game piece and the castle coin, and if the number of coins under the game piece is large, The life points and battle abilities of game pieces are high, and if the number of coins is small, each ability is low. The piece game of the present embodiment can visually determine the battle ability of the game piece in this way in real time. The same can be said for the number of coins of castle coins.

  FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of the castle coin 22. The castle coin 22 shown in FIG. 3 can have the same shape as the coin 21 described above. Also on the periphery of the bottom surface of the castle coin 22, a concavo-convex structure in a radial direction that fits in a stacked state can be provided in the same manner as the coin 21. A castle coin effect display area 23 is provided on the bottom surface of the castle coin 22. Examples of the information shown in the castle coin effect display area 23 include, but are not limited to, “successful counterattack: removing up to two coins 21 from the attacked game piece 20”.

  FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating the state of the preparation stage of the piece game 1 according to the present embodiment. Hereinafter, the procedure will be mainly described as a procedure by a player having his / her own castle mass 12a in the lower part of FIG.

  First, the player stacks a predetermined number (for example, four) of castle coins 22a on the castle cell 12a. In the case of an opponent player, the same number of castle coins 22b are stacked on the castle cell 12b.

  Next, the player stacks a predetermined number (for example, 10) of coins 21 on the bank 14a and places a predetermined number (for example, 4) of game pieces 20 in the waiting area 11a. In addition, the player moves a predetermined number (for example, two) of coins 21 from the bank 14a to the standby area 11a. FIG. 4 shows a waiting coin 21 as a coin 21e on which no game piece 20 is placed. The same applies to the opponent player.

  Next, the player and the opponent's player decide the first attack and the second attack. For example, the player and the opponent's player can decide the first and last attack by Janken or the like.

  In the attack turn, the player selects one coin 21 from the bank 14a and places it in the standby area 11a. The player stacks a number of coins 21 according to the level of the game piece 20 in the standby area 11a and places the game piece 20 thereon. At this time, at least one coin 21 having the same color scheme as the base 202 of the game piece 20 is included. In this way, as shown in FIG. 3, coins 21a, 21b and the like on which figures 201a, 201b are placed are prepared. As a unit, these are first placed in one of the squares of the sortie areas 35a and 35b and can move in the battle area 13.

  FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating the moving force and range of the game piece 20. FIG. 5A is a diagram illustrating the moving force of the game piece 20, and FIG. 5B is a diagram illustrating the range of the game piece 20. For the sake of simple explanation, consider the case where the game piece 20 is placed in the center of 5 × 5 equivalent square cells in the battle area 13.

  Both “moving force 1” and “moving force 2” shown in FIG. 5A can be included in the information shown in the figure attribute display area 30. Specifically, “moving force 1” is obtained by crossing the side once with respect to another square (shaded portion) adjacent to the side of the central square where the game piece 20 is placed. It shows that the game piece 20 is movable. “Movement force 2” indicates that the game piece 20 can move two times across the side from the central square where the game piece 20 is placed. Regarding “moving force 2”, the game piece 20 moves to a cell that can move over the obstacle when the figure attribute display area 30 includes information that can move over the obstacle. be able to.

  In the battle area 13, the game piece 20 has to move around the other game piece 20 when the other game piece 20 is placed within the range of the moving force. However, when the figure attribute display area 30 includes information that can move over obstacles, the game piece 20 can move to a cell that can move beyond the other game piece 20. it can.

  “Range 1” and “Range 2” shown in FIG. 5B represent ranges of squares that the game piece 20 can attack. Unless otherwise set, the game piece 20 can attack the opponent's game piece 20 or castle coin 22 in the square (shaded area) in the range of “Range 1”. When the game piece 20 can be attacked based on the information in the coin effect display area 31, when it is equipped with a specific figure armor 203, or when set separately, the square in the range of “Range 2” (hatched portion) ) Can be attacked against the opponent's game piece 20 or castle coin 22.

In this way, the game piece has information (for example, the height direction) that is different from the two-dimensional coordinates where the squares are arranged in the game area, and the game piece has a different dimension according to the attribute of the game piece. By using the information, the third area can be moved, so that the specific grid included in the third area has information in the height direction different from the other surrounding grids. Only a game piece having movement ability can have a role as an obstacle that can jump or pass through the specific square. Note that the information of a dimension different from the two-dimensional coordinates is not limited to this, and, for example, according to the attribute of a specific game piece, a single turn between two specific squares that are separated from each other. It may be information that moves. In this way, in the third area of the board game of the present invention, by using the dimension information such as the height direction in addition to the plane coordinates, the function of the game piece and the specific grid included in the third area are obtained. Can be used to provide players with additional board game complexity and interest.

In the present embodiment, the game board includes at least two castle squares (second area), each of the at least two castle squares is associated with a separate player. ), The game piece placed on at least one first game coin is moved according to the squares on the game board, and the moved game piece is adjacent to the game piece associated with another player. In this case, a battle between game pieces is started, and when a moved game piece is adjacent to a second game coin in another player's castle square, a battle between the game piece and the second game coin is started. Let

Thereby, the battle between the game pieces placed on the first game coin and the result of the battle, the battle on the second game coin in the second area, and the result of the battle can be used. , You can enjoy more interesting matches.

  FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an aspect of the battle die 40. FIG. 6A is a diagram illustrating the appearance of the battle die 40, and FIG. 6B is a diagram illustrating the notation of each surface of the battle die 40. FIG. 6A shows a battle die 40 having a substantially cubic shape, but the shape of the battle die 40 is not limited to this.

  The battle die 40 functions as a variable selection means in the piece game 1 according to the present embodiment. The player in the attack turn can change the attack function of the game piece 20 using the battle dice 40 when the game piece 20 starts a battle.

  Each face of the battle die 40 shown in FIG. 6B has an “absolute success” notation 401, an “absolute failure” notation 402, a “−1” notation 403, a “± 0” notation 404, and “+1”. 405 and “+2” 406 may be included. The notation of each surface of the battle die 40 is not limited to these, and can be set according to the content of the piece game 1. In the example of FIG. 6B, when the player swings the battle die 40, the player's attack by the game piece 20 can be changed according to the notation of the upper surface of the battle die 40. For example, when the notation 401 of “absolute success” appears on the upper surface, the attack by the game piece 20 is determined to be successful. When the notation 402 of “absolute failure” appears on the upper surface, it is determined as a failure. When a notation 403 of “−1”, a notation 404 of “± 0”, a notation 405 of “+1”, or a notation 406 of “+2” appears on the upper surface, it is indicated as the level of the figure attribute display area 30. A number obtained by adding these numbers to the number representing the strength of the figure 201 is used as the strength of the attack.

  In this way, the piece game 1 according to the present embodiment is simply a match result according to game pieces and castle coins in a battle state in a match between game pieces 20 or a match between game pieces 20 and castle coins. Instead, the battle can be performed using a predetermined variable randomly selected by the battle dice 40. Therefore, the player can enjoy the battle of the piece game 1 in expectation of the battle result that depends on luck.

  FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating the entire procedure of the piece game 1 according to the present embodiment. Hereinafter, the procedure of game progress by the player will be described.

  In step S1, the player performs game preparation. Details of step S1 will be described later with reference to FIG.

In step S2, the player performs a turn play. A turn play is a game involving the movement or attack of a player in an attack turn. Details of step S2 will be described later with reference to FIGS.

  In step S <b> 3, the player determines whether the win or loss is established. If the determination result is true, the process ends. If the determination result is false, the process proceeds to step S4.

  In step S4, the player changes the turn player. A turn player is a player on an attack turn. After step S4, the process proceeds to step S2, and a turn play is performed.

  FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating various stages of game preparation.

  In step S <b> 11, the player stacks four castle coins 22 on the castle mass 12.

  In step S <b> 12, the player places 10 coins 21 in the bank 14.

  In step S <b> 13, the player places a plurality of game pieces 20 in the standby area 11.

  In step S <b> 14, the player selects two coins 21 from the bank 14 and places them in the standby area 11.

  In step S15, the player decides the first attack and the second attack. For example, the player can decide the first attack or the second attack by Janken or the like.

  FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating various stages of turn play.

  In step S 21, the player selects one coin 21 from the bank area 13 and places it in the standby area 11.

  In step S <b> 22, the player stacks the number of coins 21 according to the level of the game piece 20 and places the game piece 20. This level is shown in the figure attribute display area 30 provided in the game piece 20.

  In step S <b> 23, the player causes the game piece 20 and the coin 21 to come together in the battle area 13. The integrated game piece 20 and coin 21 are placed in any square of the sortie area 35 (FIG. 4).

  In step S <b> 24, the player moves the game piece 20 and the coin 21 together in the battle area 13. The number of squares that can be moved is one if the game piece 20 has a moving force of 1, and if the game piece 20 has a moving force of 2, it can move over two squares. When the squares on the movement path include obstacle information, or when another game piece 20 is already on the movement path, information that allows the game piece 20 to move over the obstacle is displayed as a figure attribute. If it is not included in the movement force of the area 30, it moves around these obstacles or other game pieces 20. When information that can move over obstacles is included in the movement power of the figure attribute display area 30, it is possible to move over these obstacles or other game pieces 20.

  In step S25, the player determines whether or not an attack condition for the opponent game piece 20 is satisfied. If the result of the determination is true, the process proceeds to step S26, and if it is false, the process proceeds to symbol "A" and the steps shown in FIG. 10 are performed. The stages after step S26 are an attack procedure for the opponent game piece 20. However, performing an attack on the opponent's game piece 20 can be left to the player's free choice. The player can move his / her game piece 20 as desired without attacking.

攻撃は成功として扱われ、「１ダメージ」が算出される。コイン効果表示領域３１にコイン効果としてダメージの追加が示される場合には、追加ダメージを加算できる。

攻撃は失敗として扱われる。 In step S <b> 26, the player rolls the battle die 40 and calculates damage to the opponent game piece 20. This damage includes a number (S) indicating the strength of the figure 201 shown as the level of the figure attribute display area 30, a number (N) or notation shown on the upper surface of the battle die 40, and the game piece of the opponent It is calculated based on the number (D) representing 20 defense powers. The number (D) representing the defense power uses the number of coins 21 on which the game piece 20 is placed. An attack power as a coin effect shown in the coin effect display area 31 can also be added to the number (S) representing the strength of the figure 201. Specifically, either of the following formulas [I] or [II] is used.

The attack is treated as a success and “1 damage” is calculated. If the coin effect display area 31 indicates the addition of damage as a coin effect, additional damage can be added.

The attack is treated as a failure.

  In step S27, the player determines whether the damage is equal to or greater than the defense power of the opponent game piece 20. If the determination result is true, the process proceeds to step S28, and if it is false, the process proceeds to symbol "A", and the steps shown in FIG. 10 are performed.

  In step S28, the player returns the coins 21 corresponding to the calculated damage to the waiting area 11 of the opponent among the coins 21 on which the opponent game pieces 20 are placed.

  In step S <b> 29, the player removes the game piece 20 having no coins 21 from the battle area 13. A discarded area or the like may be appropriately provided in the game board 10 independently of other areas, and the removed game piece 20 may be placed. After step S29, the process proceeds to symbol “A”, and the steps shown in FIG. 10 are performed.

  FIG. 10 is a diagram further illustrating various stages of turn play.

  In step S <b> 30, the player determines whether or not an attack condition for the opponent's castle mass 12 is established. If the determination result is true, the process proceeds to step S31. If the determination result is false, the turn play is terminated, and the process proceeds to step S3 shown in FIG.

  In step S31, the player rolls the battle die 40 and calculates the damage to the opponent's castle mass 12. The damage to the castle mass 12 is based on the number (S) indicating the strength of the figure 201 shown as the level of the figure attribute display area 30 and the number (N) or notation shown on the upper surface of the battle die 40. Calculated. The defense power of the castle coin 22 is treated as zero.

  In step S <b> 32, the player determines whether or not he / she has hit from the numerical value of damage to the opponent castle mass 12. That is, if the value of S + N is 1 or more or the upper surface of the battle die 40 is “absolute success”, it means that the attack on the castle mass 12 has been hit, and the determination is true. If the value of S + N is zero or the upper surface of the battle die 40 is “absolute failure”, the attack on the castle mass 12 has not been hit, and the determination is false. If the determination result is true, the process proceeds to step S35, and if it is false, the turn play is terminated, and the process proceeds to step S3 shown in FIG.

  In step S33, the player activates the castle coin effect according to the display of the castle coin effect display area 23 of the topmost one of the opponent's castle coins 22, and returns the castle coin 22 to the opponent's waiting area 11. . The castle coins 22 returned to the waiting area 11 may be used as the coins 21 having no power information.

  By doing as described above, the piece game 1 according to the present embodiment has the victory condition in the battle between the game pieces 20 placed on the coin 21 and the victory condition in the battle concerning the castle coin 22 in the castle cell 12. Can have. Therefore, the piece game 1 omits the castle coin 22 using the tactics and the fun as a role-playing game in which the player operates the game piece 20 and enjoys the battle process with the opponent. It is possible to provide interest as a simulation game to enjoy the process of fighting with the opponent. In this embodiment, the battle ability of the game piece or castle coin can be determined according to the number of coins 21 or castle coins 12 placed under the game piece 20. Thereby, players can know each other's fighting ability visually in real time. Therefore, it is not necessary to separately prepare point judging means such as a score table, and the ability of each other can be known in real time by a simple method, so that a more exciting game can be enjoyed.

  It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and it goes without saying that the present invention can be implemented in various modes as long as it belongs to the technical scope of the present invention.

1 piece game 10 game board (game area)
11 Waiting area (first area)
12 Castle trout (second area)
13 Battle area (third area)
14 banks (fourth area)
20 game pieces 21, 211-214 coins (first game coins)
22 Castle coin (second game coin)
23 Castle Coin Effect Display Area 30 Figure Attribute Display Area 31 Coin Effect Display Area 35 Sorting Mass 36 Moveable Range 37 Range 40 Battle Dice 201 Figure 202 Base 203 Figure Armor 401-406 Battle Dice Surface

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Multiple game pieces,
Each includes a plurality of first game coin of possible placing the game pieces,
The plurality of first game coins can be placed in a stacked state, and the game pieces can be placed on the uppermost stacked portion,
The game piece has a figure and a pedestal,
The pedestal has a figure attribute display area for displaying the attributes of the figure, and an effect display area for displaying effects usable during the game,
In the figure attribute display area, a numerical value indicating the number of first game coins to be stacked under the game piece is described.
In the effect display area, a piece game having an effect cost display indicating the number of first game coins to be paid from the first game coins stacked under the game pieces when using the effect during the game. In claim 1,
With a second game coin,
Has a game board as a game area,
The game board is
A first area where the game piece is placed and placed on the first game coin;
A second area where the second game coin is placed;
A third area in which squares having a fixed shape are arranged in two-dimensional coordinates, and the game pieces placed on at least one of the first game coins are placed;
Fourth region and, Ru with a piece games the first game coin is placed. In claim 2,
The cells arranged in the third region are
Display at least one of said first game coin placed on the display to change the function of the game pieces, or a grid for limiting the movement of at least one of the first game the game pieces placed in the coin A game with pieces. In any one of Claim 2 or Claim 3 ,
The third region is further piece games different said game pieces are you have a height direction of the information movable from said two-dimensional coordinates said grids are arranged. In any one of Claims 2 thru | or 4 ,
The game area, obtain Bei at least two of said second regions piece games. In any one of Claims 1 thru | or 5 ,
Piece game to obtain Bei variable selection means can select at random a predetermined variable that alter the function of the game pieces. In any one of Claims 1 thru | or 6 ,
The game pieces are, pieces game you have a capable of fitting the component mounting unit that can be acquired parts is a player in response to the victory conditions.

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