JPH0541581U - Game board - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] A game board in which two, three, or six players can play, and who wins all the pieces quickly using a dice wins. Everyone can enjoy it from the elderly. [Structure] There are 6 pieces in total, 2 pieces each for rock-paper-scissors piece 2A, piece 2B for choki, and piece 2C for par.
There is an individual. Then, six pieces are connected to the start points 16A to 16
In F, the person who rolls the dice in order and advances by the number of rolls that have reached all the pieces to reach the ball 16Z wins. However, the piece can only go straight, and when it collides with another piece, it can advance only when its own piece wins a rock-paper-scissors game. If you lose, you must back as many as you roll.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a game board that can be played by two, three, or six people. A game board that uses dice to advance pieces, and who wins all pieces quickly wins. Regarding

[0002]

[Prior Art]

 Many types of this type of game have been known so far, such as known as "Soroku game" and "Diamond game". The game that uses the dice is basically that one to several dice are rolled and the number of the rolled-out pieces is the number of the rolled-out pieces, and the faster the goal is, the faster the win is. It is a game that anyone can play, from children to the elderly, because it is easy and easy to understand, and because it only rolls the dice.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 However, while the rule itself is simple and easy to understand, it has the drawback that it is too simple for adults and older children to lack the fun of the game. So, in the past, various games were shown when the rules were made complicated, but in the future it will become too complicated and it will take too long to learn the rules, and it will be too difficult for children to understand. It was a difficult game. The present invention has been made in view of the drawbacks of the conventional game, and its purpose is to provide a simple rule that can be understood immediately by Janken, but the progress of other pieces depending on the type of piece. The object of the present invention is to provide a game board that can provide fun that cannot be enjoyed by a conventional simple game using a brain, such as interfering with the game.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the game board according to the present invention has 25 identical small-sized triangles in which a base line parallel to the two hypotenuses and the base of the first large triangle is drawn at equal intervals. A second triangle is formed, and in the place of one of the adjacent small triangles of the second triangle, five horizontal lines parallel to the base of the triangle are drawn inside, and the intersection with the hypotenuse, A board with each apex of the triangle as an eye, a rock-paper-scissors rocket, a choki, and a power board are provided, and a piece with pins for stopping the eyes of the board is provided. is there.

[0005]

【Example】

 Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a board and a piece of a game board of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an enlarged perspective view of the piece. In these figures, reference numeral 1 is a board, and the surface of the rectangular board surface is laid with a material such as cork or paper, which is easily pierced with pins of a piece body to be described later. A large first triangle 11 is drawn on the board, and the inside of this triangle 11 is divided into two hypotenuses of the first triangle 11 and a base line 12 parallel to the bottom as shown in the figure. Draw 25 to form 25 small triangles 13. Then, every other of these 25 small triangles 13, five parallel lines 14 parallel to the bottom are drawn, and the intersections with the hypotenuse are the eyes 15.

Although each vertex of the small triangle 13 is also an eye 16, it is a small circle colored in red or the like so as to be distinguishable from the eye 15. Reference numeral 2 denotes a piece body, and a rock-paper-scissors-shaped cutout, a cutout, and a perk are drawn on the top surface of the piece as shown in the figure, or the pieces themselves are formed into the shapes of the cutout, the cutout, and the perk, respectively. In addition, the piece 2 is provided with pins 21 for piercing the arbitrary eyes 15 and 16 of the board 1. It should be noted that the board 1, the second triangle 13, or the piece 2 should be color-coded so that they can be easily identified. Next, a method of playing a game using the game board of the present invention will be described. In this game, six pieces are preliminarily placed on each of the eyes (small circles) 16A to 16F on the bottom side of the first triangle 11 in the order of, for example, gu, kyoki, and par.

[0007] There are two pieces each for the gou piece 2A, the choki piece 2B, and the par piece 2C. For example, when three people play, each person has two goo pieces. You may decide to have a piece of choki and a piece of par, but each person has different types, such as a piece of goog and a piece of choki, and a piece of choki and a piece of par. You can start with a piece. Roll two dice, three dice, or six dice alternately to advance one piece by the number of eyes. However, the dice 3 may be a normal hexahedron, but may be a dice of 1, 2, or 3 crescent (3 or 5), or a dodecahedron as shown in FIG. The crescent moon allows the player to choose either 3 or 5, which has the advantage of speeding up the game and speeding up the game. Also, the dodecahedron becomes even more speedy, but since it is difficult to rise, it is more fun to have an oormite eye that can be any number from 1 to 6 in the eye.

The piece body only advances straight ahead. However, when you stop at your eye 16, you can change the direction next time. For example, if the die rolls 5 from the start position 16D to 16G and the die rolls a 5, the piece body 2A advances to the P position but cannot move to the Q position where the direction of the small circle eye 16 changes. . In addition, the piece body 2A located at P can only advance two pieces because the traveling direction is not straight even if three or more eyes appear next time (that is, if it comes from an angle, the number of pieces may not advance). However, even if the piece 2B in the eye 16 is started from the position of 16B, it can move not only in the direction of the eye 16Y but also in the direction of the eye 16X. You can jump to the next Komaru's eye by just stopping at the Komaru's eye 16 on every 6th board. For example, if you roll a 6 at the start, you can move 6 more. At this time as well, the direction can be changed as described above. If there is an opponent's piece in the direction you are going and your piece is stronger than that piece (when you win with rock-paper-scissors), you can go straight over the opponent's piece, but if you are weak (if you lose), come It returns as many as the number of eyes that appeared in the direction.

For example, when the player of the piece 2C rolls a 5's die, since there is the third piece 2B, three pieces back from the piece 2B (the eyes of the piece 2B are not counted). You must return to the position. In this case, if it is not the par piece 2C but the goose piece 2A, it is possible to jump over the piece 2B and move three toward the eye 16X (the number of the piece 2B is not counted). If it goes up, it will go up only when the die of the die that exactly reaches the apex of the first triangle (Gol 16Z) comes out, and if the die of the die goes further, the piece will back. The player who wins all the pieces that they own reaches the Gol 16Z earlier wins.

[0010]

[Effect of the device]

 Since the present invention is configured as described above, unlike the simple roller game, since the pieces have strengths and weaknesses, the victory or defeat is decided depending on which piece is advanced or in which direction. is there. The strength of the pieces is indicated by rock-paper-scissors, so it is easy for an infant to understand. There is a chance that even a child can beat an adult because he rolls the dice and proceeds with the number of eyes rolled out. It takes less time until the game ends, so even children can enjoy it without getting tired.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a game board of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged perspective view of a piece.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged perspective view of a decahedron and a hexahedron die.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 board 11 1st triangle 13 2nd triangle 15 / 16th 2 pieces 3 dice

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. Inside the first triangle, two diagonal lines and a base line parallel to the base are drawn at equal intervals to form 25 second triangles of the same shape, and one of the second triangles is formed. Place five horizontal lines parallel to the bottom, and intersect with the hypotenuse.
Of each of the triangles of FIG. 2 and each of the triangles, and a piece body that has pins for stopping the eyes of the board, each of which represents a rock-paper-scissors rocket, a choki, and a par.
Mu board.