JPS5831579Y2 - Chip sorting game toy - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a chip-based game toy in which several types of chips with easily distinguishable displays are alternately placed on the playing area of a certain game board to compete for a game.

Before this proposal, there was a game board with a large number of game sections divided in a parallel relationship with the same number of columns and rows, and score display sections on the two sides corresponding to the rows and columns, and a game board with the same number of game sections as the number of game sections. It also consists of competition chips of the same number of vertical (or horizontal) divisions and scoring chips of the same number as the score display divisions, and two players hold either a row or a column and place the competition chips on the game board. Starting from the predetermined first starting area on the competition area, chips are placed alternately so that there are no chips of the same type in a column or row, and when a complete placement column or row is completed. The game is scored when a column or row wins, and the game is completed when no chips can be placed in any of the competition sections, and the game is played based on the number of points scored up to that point.

The present invention will be explained below with reference to the embodiments shown in the figures.

Reference numeral 1 denotes a game board, which has a chip mounting surface board 2 and score display fields 3 on two adjacent sides thereof.

The chip mounting surface board 2 is divided into a grid of 5 rows and 5 columns by four division lines 4 to form a total of 25 competition divisions 5.

Further, the score display field 3 is provided with a score display section 6 by extending the division line 4.

7 is a competition chip, and there are 5 types of chips (P, Q, R, S, T) each with different appearances such as different colors or shapes so that they can be easily distinguished from each other, a total of 25 chips. It is made up of a group.

8 is a scoring chip, and for example, five each of boards with different colors on the front and back or black and white Go stones are prepared.

Next, how to use the above game toy will be explained with reference to FIG.

The rules of this game are that chips of the same type cannot be placed in the intersecting column or row of the section where you are trying to place the chips, and that all chips in a certain column or row are of different types. It is decided that if the players line up in a row, they will score points as the winner of that row or row, and it will also be determined whether the two competitors will hold the row or row.

Now, assume that the players are A and B, and chips are placed starting from A, and that A places a chip Q selected from a common group of chips in the first move designation section 9 (3, 3).

Next, B places a different type of chip P in the compartment C2, 3), and A
[Place chip P in section 3, 2, 1.

If you repeat this procedure and get the state shown in the figure, the first and third rows are wins for A, so you can place scoring chips 8 on 21 and 23 in the score display section, and the third row Since B wins the row, B's scoring chip can be placed in section 13.

Note that in the figure, it is not possible to complete the fourth row by placing chip Q in the [4,4) section of the 18th plane.

This is because the chip Q has already been placed in the [4,1) section in the fourth column.

In this way, the game is completed when no more chips can be placed in any of the sections, and the player with the most number of scoring chips by the time the game is completed wins.

In this case, the competition chips can be freely chosen to represent the faces of family members or small animals, and the game rules can be freely selected.Therefore, it is necessary to prepare two sets of many chips. It has the advantage that it can be manufactured at low cost.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing an embodiment of the game board according to the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a plan view showing an embodiment of the competition chips and scoring chips, and FIG. 3 is a plan view showing an example of the game state of the chip equal bet game. 7 (P, Q, R, S, T): Competition chip, 8: Scoring chip, 9: Designated starting section.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A square chip-mounting surface board and iron board having competition compartments divided into the same number of rows and columns by an arbitrary number of division lines, and score display compartments corresponding to the rows and columns are provided on two sides of the board. A chip parallel game consisting of a game board, a number of competition chips having the same number of types as the number of rows or columns, and a number equal to the product of the rows and columns, and a number of scoring chips equal to the sum of the rows and columns. toy. 2. Claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, in which among the competition sections of the chip-mounted board, the center section is marked as the designated section for the first move, and the chip-like game toy.