JPH05228234A - Competition type crossword position occupation game - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a competition type game for training the position occupation strategy and vocabulary by giving a structure capable of indicating two or more players to each piece, forming a word with a character on each face in the crossword procedures, setting the direction of the pieces forming the word to indicate a player, and competing for the number of words. CONSTITUTION:Pieces 2 or cards capable of indicating players by color, pattern, or style are used. A card which can be discriminated for the surface and the back or a stereoscopic piece 4 which can be discriminated for each face of a polyhedron is used. A character is shown on each piece 2 or card, and the type and number of them required for the crossword puzzle are prepared. Cards or pieces 2 are arranged to form words in the crossword procedures, and the direction of the words formed by a player is unified for the player to indicate the player. When a card or a piece 2 constituting a word formed by the other player is utilized, its direction can be changed for the player.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a crossword camp game in which a plurality of people can enjoy intellectually by competing for word power and camp tactics in a competitive manner.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In the past, there was a game in which each alphabet was shown in each frame, and words were created in a crossword manner, but the number of frames was counted for each move and recorded as the score. However, since the total points had to be calculated at the end of the game, the calculation of points was complicated and confusing, and it was difficult for the game to proceed smoothly. In addition, even if it is in the middle of the game, if one player makes a big difference to another player, there is no system that another player can take the score of the player making the big difference, so reverse the score Was extremely difficult, and the player had to progress through the game while seeing some wins and losses, and it was difficult to keep the interest lasting.

[0003]

According to the present invention, even if a plurality of players continuously play a crossword camp game, it is possible to easily calculate the win or loss and the score at the end of the game, and each player can It is possible to take the player's score (coma) and change it to their own, increasing the possibility that the players can pull each other's legs and bring them into the state of the seesaw game, so that the interest lasts until the end of the game It was thought.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

1. Use frames and cards that can identify each player by color, pattern, typeface, etc. Specifically, a card can be used to distinguish between front and back, and a three-dimensional frame that can be used to distinguish each side of a polyhedron as shown in FIG. 2. Characters are shown on each frame or card as shown in FIG. Arrange the types and numbers required to crossword these. 3. These cards and pieces are lined up and words are made in a crossword manner as shown in FIG. 4. The orientation of the cards and pieces should be the same as that of each player so that the words made by each player can be identified. When other players use the cards and pieces that make up the words they made earlier, each player can turn around them. 5. Play as described above, and compete among the cards or pieces of the words made by each player for the number of cards or pieces that are not taken away by other players and finally remain as those of each player.

[0005]

[Action]

1. Make a word in a crossword by arranging frames or cards with letters. 2. Limit the number of pieces or cards you have in advance. 3. Randomly replenish the number of used frames or cards one after another. 4. Characters that intersect words written by other players can change the direction of the top or card as their own. 5. Compete for the number of pieces or cards remaining on the board. 6. The game can be played according to the above basic rules.

[0006]

[Example] The number of frames in hand is determined, and the number of frames used per hand is randomly replenished. The rule is that each player can make as many words at once as possible. When using the game board (1) using squares, if the obstacles such as squares in which characters are set in advance are provided, the game becomes more tricky. In addition, rules such as increasing the score by using the squares. Set up a high-scoring zone. The rule is that at least one character must intersect the characters on the game board. Set irregular pieces that cannot be used by a player. When each player surrounds an arbitrary range with the words created by the piece (2), each player can obtain a score for that area even if there is no piece in the surrounded area (3). If you surround a word made by another player,
You can make those pieces your own. Three-dimensional frame (4)
When using, the frame can be played easily even if it is moving on a train with a lot of vibration by using a structure in which the frame is just fitted into the game board or a structure using an adsorbent such as a magnet. .. Use as a computer game. One that allows multiple computers to be connected, such as the existing F-1 car racing game, or one that can play against computers, such as the Mahjong game.

[0007]

【The invention's effect】

1. Vocabulary is required, so it becomes a language training. 2. This is a training that brings out comprehensive abilities by competing with tactics that are common to Go and Othello games, and cross-word puzzle-like ideas. 3. Since the score can be easily known at the end of the game, the ranking is easy to understand, and it is easy to enjoy even if the number of participants increases.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing a usage state of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an example (a hexahedron) of a three-dimensional piece.

[Explanation of symbols]

 (1) Game board using squares (2) Frame (or card) (3) Surrounded area (4) Three-dimensional frame

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A player is required to crossword by using a structure in which each frame or card has a structure capable of discriminating between two or more players, and characters (alphabets, etc.) are shown on each side of them. In order to make it easier to distinguish the words made by each player, the pieces and the directions of the pieces and cards are changed to represent each player, and the numbers are competed.