JPH0619792U - Psycholon II - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Aim] Games for entertainment [Composition] This is a game where you and your opponent's cube pieces are arranged alternately according to a certain rule on a board with squares to compete for victory or defeat. .

Description

[Detailed description of the device]   The board consists of 6 squares in each of the vertical and horizontal directions, for a total of 36 squares. The cubic pieces are 18 dice marked in black on the black and the dice marked in red on a white background. 18 pieces, 36 pieces in total. You and your opponent each have 18 dice colored in the same color. Have as. (For example, I have 18 dice marked in red on a white background, and my opponent is a black background. 18 dice marked in white. ) You and your opponent have their own sesame (dice) on the board according to certain rules. Alternately, and when all the squares are filled with pieces (dice), The game ends. The rules and win / loss of the game are as follows.   About the rules Where is the position of the piece (dice) if it is the adjacent part (vertical, horizontal, diagonal) of the opponent's piece? Good. There are the following rules. (1) When your frame is placed in the vertical or horizontal adjacent area of the opponent's frame     If the number of eyes of your frame is greater than the number of eyes of your opponent's frame, At that place, you must rotate 90 degrees in the opposite direction to the frame you put. (2) When your opponent's piece is sandwiched between even and odd comrades ( However, the relationship between you and the opponent's frame is limited to vertical and horizontal. Also, there are two or more pieces This also applies when they are lined up. )     Opponent if your piece is sandwiched between even-numbered comrades (odd comrades) The coma must rotate as follows. That is, in a horizontal relationship, If so, the opponent's pieces are all 90 degrees forward (90 degrees backward for odd comrades), vertical If you're stuck in a relationship, you have to rotate 90 degrees to the left (90 degrees to the right for odd comrades). I have to. (3) If the other party's frame is larger or smaller than the number of eyes of the other party's frame, If the number of squares is equal to the number of eyes (also applies when the opponent's pieces are lined up more than once) To do. )     If you insert the other party's piece in a horizontal relationship, the other party's piece should be 180 ° to the front, and 180 ° to the left if it is pinched due to vertical or diagonal relationships. I have to. Note that the opponent's frame can be rotated only once for the same frame. At this time, the rule of (1) Shall take precedence over (2) and the rule of (2) shall take precedence over the rule of (3).   About winning or losing the game (1) Small total numbers game e)       The total number of eyes of the 18 pieces (dices) you put is 18     If the number is less than the total number of eyes in, the player wins. (2) Large total number games e)       The total number of eyes of the 18 pieces (dices) you put is 18     If the number is greater than the total number of squares in, the player wins. (3) 3 bird games (Large number3 game)       The one that shows the third of the eighteen pieces (dice) placed by me     However, the player who wins more than the opponent wins. If the number of 3's is the same,     Compete for the total number of eyes of 18 pieces. Specified in advance as an application of this way of playing     You may specify the number of, and compete for the number of eyes. (4) 3 pulling game (Small number3 game)       The one that shows the third of the eighteen pieces (dice) placed by me     However, the player who wins less than the opponent wins. If the number of 3's is the same,     , Compete for the total number of eyes of 18 pieces.       As an application of this way of playing, specify a specific number in advance and     You may compete for the number of. (5) Same number acquisition game (Same numbers game)       Of the 18 pieces (dice) that I have placed, many of them show the same number.     Win the one. If the number of frames with the same number is the same, the number of the eye of the frame is large.     I will win the one. (6) Permutation number acquisition game (Full numbers game)       Of the 18 pieces (dice) that I have placed, the number of eyes from 1 to 6     The combination is one set. Win if the number of pairs is greater than that of the opponent     It     If the number of sets is the same, the total number of eyes of 18 pieces is competed.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 shows a board and a top. Figure 2 shows an example of rules. Indicates the rotation direction of the top.

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Claims (1)

[Claims for utility model registration] (a) A game in which three-dimensional pieces of oneself and the other are alternately arranged according to a certain rule on a board with squares to compete for a win or loss. (B) The fixed rule means that the frame is rotated. The method and conditions for rotating the frame include all cases. (C) Any material can be used for the board and cube pieces. (D) The number of squares on the board and the number of cube pieces include all numbers. (E) The display drawn on the surface of the cube, that is, the six sides, includes all figures, symbols, letters, numbers, and colors.