KR101668217B1 - Board game gadget using characteristics of multiples and the playing method on on-line game system using the same - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed are a board game tool using properties of multiples and common multiples, and an online game method and an online game system using the same. According to an embodiment, the online game system includes: a display part displaying cards; and a processor controlling a card game method based on the cards. The cards form one suit including cards displaying a series of consecutive numbers. A type of the suit is classified by a combination of first and second attributes. The first attribute is an upper attribute including at least one second attribute. A character and a symbol, indicating the first and second attributes of each suit, are displayed on the cards included in each suit. Grades of the cards are classified based on the character, the symbol, and the first and second attributes, which are displayed on the cards.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a board game tool, a game method, and an online game system using multiples thereof,

The following description relates to a board game, and more specifically, to a board game tool and an online game system using the same.

In general, card games are a type of board game, such as "poker" or "blackjack" using Western cards, or "gostop" using Japanese fireballs. Such games are being developed not only as game tools for offline board games, but also as mobile application software (application) for online users to enjoy as a web board game. In addition, there are card games developed by specially designed cards such as 'UNO' and 'Phase 10', and related card games are also available for offline use as well as online. Has been developed.

However, since most conventional card games require a fixed number of cards to be played, in the case of a card game in which all the cards are distributed in advance, the same number of cards are not allocated to each participant according to the number of participants Lt; / RTI > Also, in the case of 'go-top' game, since the number of cards in the stack must be equal to the total number of cards of the game participants, the number of cards that participants can share is limited, and only two or three players The game method is limited to play.

In the case of playing a game like "poker" or "blackjack", there is no such problem, but the game progress time is so short that it makes you feel that you are playing the game just to win or lose . On the other hand, games such as' UNO 'may have too many cards, and in some cases, the number of participants' cards may increase significantly due to the rules, and the players may feel bored because the game is not easily finished.

In such a conventional card game, the card may not be evenly distributed to the participants, or the game progress time may be excessively short or long. In addition, there is a problem that it is difficult to increase the ability of thinking through game because the win or loss of the game tends to depend more on the luck than the participant's concentration, situation judgment ability and mathematical arithmetic ability using the brain.

In order to solve the problems of the related art as described above, the present invention provides a board game tool in which all the participants can equally receive the same number of cards without limitation of the number of participants and without the aid of a special card.

In addition, the present invention provides a board game tool capable of selecting the number of cards to be used and adjusting the game progress time and difficulty level to a desired time zone.

In addition, the present invention introduces a spatial element together with a mathematical element to a card game, induces the brain utilization, demands concentration and judgment power to accurately grasp and cope with the game situation, Game system.

In addition, the present invention provides a board game tool and game method capable of positively affecting the improvement of learning ability or thinking ability during a game process, and an online game system for realizing the board game tool as a web board game on-line.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, there is provided an online game system including: a display unit displaying cards; And a processor for controlling a card game method based on the cards, wherein the cards are arranged such that a series of consecutive numbered cards constitute one suit, and the type of the suit is a first attribute, Wherein the first property is a polarity property represented by a symbol, and the second property is a polarity property represented by a character, and the second property is a polarity property represented by a character Attribute, and the sequence of the cards may be distinguished based on the numbers indicated on the card, the first attribute, and the second attribute.

In an online game system according to an embodiment, the display unit may include a disclosure multiple display unit that displays any one of numbers 3, 4, and 5 arbitrarily selected as a multiple of a representative number of the same multiples of series numbers .

In the on-line game system according to an embodiment, the display unit may be configured such that the display unit displays a specified rotation direction display unit that displays any one of directions selected from among a counterclockwise direction and a clockwise direction in a specified rotation direction indicating a game progress direction .

In the online game system according to an embodiment, the display unit may include a joint calculation method display unit that displays any one of the calculation methods arbitrarily selected from the natural number calculation method and the integer calculation method by a consumpant calculation method that indicates a calculation method that is a reference in the game .

In an online game system according to an embodiment, the display unit may include a free stage, a single stage, a double stage, and a double stage to display entry, , A triplet stage (Triplet stage), and a quartet stage (Quartet stage) may be included in a display unit for displaying a stage selected as one of the five stages of the quadruple stage.

In the online game system according to the embodiment, the processor may control the settlement tool determined in proportion to the number of cards held by the non-winning game participants to be allocated to the game winner at the end of the game.

In an online game system according to an embodiment, the first attribute is a polarity attribute indicated by a positive (+) or negative (-) symbol on the card, and the second attribute is a polarity attribute indicating a direction on the compass Wherein the color of the numbers, letters and symbols on the card having the polarity attribute of positive (E), white (W), south (S) and north (N) The outline is black, and the color of the numbers, letters and symbols on the card having the negative polarity property may be black and the outline may be white.

In the online game system according to an embodiment of the present invention, the processor determines a game participant who has received a card having the highest sequence among the last cards of each game participant as a first order of the game, The first turn of the game participant who receives the lowest rank card is automatically controlled to pass, and the lower rank card is lowered for the progress of the game, You can indicate the card whose content has been made public.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, there is provided an online game system including an account management unit for managing an id, a password, and a nickname; And a game progress unit for processing cards issued by game participants according to preselected conditions and game methods, automatically assigning or deducting points for selected items, updating the status display, and assigning a turn to the next order of game participants Wherein the game progress unit comprises: a database management unit for recording and holding information on a competition record including a multiplier and a winning percentage, a character, and information on a club to which the player belongs; And a settlement tool management unit for managing the balance and charge details of the settlement tool. When the settlement tool management unit completes the viewing by clicking the advertisement of the sponsoring organization, the settlement tool management unit provides a predetermined amount of settlement tools, And the logo of the sponsoring organization is attached to the character of the participant, the predetermined amount of settlement tool is paid out, and after the logo is attached, Only sponsorship renewal and conversion to logo of other sponsoring organization can be permitted only when participating in the competition more than the determined number of times of competition.

A board game tool according to an embodiment is characterized in that the cards in which a series of consecutive numbers are displayed constitute one suit, the kind of the suit is divided into a combination of a first attribute and a second attribute, Attribute is an upper attribute including at least one second attribute, the first attribute is a polarity attribute indicated by a symbol, the second attribute is a defense attribute indicated by a character, and the number indicated on the card, Attribute and a card on which the sequence of the card is distinguished based on the second attribute.

According to an embodiment, all the participants can equally receive the same number of cards regardless of the number of participants, without the need of a special card, so that all the participants can enjoy the game at the same time regardless of the number of participants.

According to one embodiment, the number of cards to be used can be selected, and the game progress time and difficulty level can be adjusted as desired.

According to one embodiment, it is possible to improve the arithmetic calculation ability and the spatial perception ability of the participants by introducing spatial elements such as the direction and direction of rotation on the compass as well as the mathematical elements of the multiple and the common multiplier into the card game.

According to one embodiment, a concentration and a judgment power are required for a change of situation, and tension and fun are given during playing a card game so that friendship between participants can be promoted.

According to one embodiment, it contributes to improvement of the participant's learning ability through the card game, and maximizes the brain activity of the elderly, thereby contributing to the improvement of the brain health such as prevention of the dementia.

1 is a diagram showing a basic configuration of a game card according to an embodiment.
2A is a diagram showing a classification of attributes of a game card according to an embodiment.
FIG. 2B is a diagram showing a ranking of a sequence of a game card according to an embodiment.
FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a notation and a notation on the front face of a game card according to an exemplary embodiment.
4 is a diagram showing a central portion design of a game card according to an embodiment.
FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a form and a notation of a status display tool according to an embodiment.
FIG. 6A is a view illustrating a state indicator and a base end portion according to an embodiment viewed from above. FIG.
FIG. 6B is a sectional view of the state indicating tool and the proximal end according to the embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 8 is a diagram showing a state display tool according to an embodiment implemented by a smart phone using mobile application software.
9 is a diagram showing a basic configuration of a settlement tool according to an embodiment.
FIG. 10A is a diagram for explaining a state in which a game card is distributed among game participants among the board game tools according to an embodiment.
FIG. 10B is a diagram for explaining a process of allocating a game card to game participants among the board game tools according to an embodiment, and then selecting a first orderer and a base card provider according to the sequence of the cards.
FIG. 11A is a diagram showing the position of the stack and the movement of the card, which are used to collect cards to be sent out by the participants who have returned the order, base cards lying on the base, Fig.
FIG. 11B illustrates a situation in which, when a game is played with a board game tool according to an embodiment, a disclosure multiple of 3 and a method of dividing a natural number are displayed, and a card satisfying the basic condition is displayed under such status display Fig.
FIG. 11C shows a state in which the sum of the numbers printed on the card and the bottom card in the situation shown in FIG. 11B is a common multiple and the disclosure ratio is changed to 4, and the already used bottom card is moved to the position of the stack, And is moved to the corresponding position.
FIG. 11D is a view showing a case in which a multiple of disclosure 3 and a method of dividing an integer are displayed in proceeding a game with a board game tool according to an embodiment, and a situation in which a card satisfying a basic condition is placed under such a state display is described Fig.
FIG. 11E shows a state in which the sum of the numbers printed on the card and the bottom card in the situation shown in FIG. 11D does not make a common multiple, and the disclosed multiple is maintained, and the already used bottom card is used as the position of the stack. And is moved to the corresponding position.
FIG. 13 is a view for explaining a stacking order of cards in a situation in which a plurality of cards having the same number are bundled in the course of a game with a board game tool according to an embodiment.
FIGS. 14A to 14C are diagrams for explaining a method of playing a game using a board game tool according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, in which a disclosure multiple and a disclosure method, a state in which a public rotation direction is indicated, a current orientation on a virtual compass, The direction of the virtual compass is determined by the indicated defense attribute and the direction of the actual participants in the space is synchronized with the traveling direction on the virtual compass.
FIG. 15 is a view for explaining points obtained for all cases in which a multiple or a common multiple is formed in consideration of a method of counting numbers indicated in a base card and a card in a game in the course of playing a game with a board game tool according to an embodiment to be.
FIG. 16 is a view for explaining points obtained when successive rotation is successfully performed according to the bearing attribute indicated on the base card and the card on which the game is progressed using the board game tool according to the embodiment.
FIGS. 17A and 17B illustrate a case where a specific participant puts down a card, all the participants lead the pass, and the turn is turned back to the specific participant in proceeding to the game using the board game tool according to the embodiment, Circulating, releasing, and releasing a card from the specific participant.
FIG. 18 is a diagram for explaining the circulation structure of the disclosed multiple in proceeding a game with the board game tool according to the embodiment.
FIG. 19 is a diagram illustrating a case in which, when the game is played using the board game tool according to the embodiment, when the integer number is disclosed, Fig.
FIG. 20 is a diagram for explaining conditions for acquiring a patch when a game is played with the board game tool according to an embodiment.
FIG. 21 is a diagram for explaining a condition for acquiring a patch when a player participates in a game with a board game tool according to an embodiment, when the first ten cards are distributed.
FIGS. 22A and 22B are diagrams for explaining a calculation when a patch is used under the natural number calculation and integer calculation in the game with the board game tool according to the embodiment.
23 is a view for explaining a situation in which, when a game is played with a board game tool according to an embodiment, three negative attribute cards are successively turned into integer arithmetic when switching calculation is selected .
FIG. 24 is a view for explaining a situation in which, when the game is played with the board game tool according to the embodiment, when the switching calculation method is selected, three negative attribute cards do not appear consecutively and the calculation method is not switched.
25 is a view for explaining the basic structure of the stage and the points of each stage in the course of the game with the board game tool according to the embodiment.
FIGS. 26A to 26C are views for explaining the entry into, entry into, and maintenance / release of a game in the game with the board game tool according to an embodiment.
FIG. 27 is a diagram for explaining a state in which a game is terminated when one of the participants in the game proceeds with a board game tool according to an embodiment, by dropping all cards distributed first.
FIG. 28 is a view for explaining a situation in which, when participants having the same number of cards remain in the situation shown in FIG. 27, a participant having a higher card is determined to have a higher ranking.
FIG. 29 is a view for explaining a game screen displayed on a personal terminal such as a smart phone or a tablet PC in a web board game in which a board game tool according to an embodiment is realized on-line.
30 is a diagram for explaining a process of connecting an online game system and a personal terminal according to an embodiment through the Internet.
FIG. 31 is a flowchart for explaining a process of opening a game room in a web board game in which a board game tool according to an embodiment is realized on-line.
FIG. 32 is a flowchart for explaining a process of accepting and rejecting an invitation to a game room, and managing a settlement tool in a web board game in which a board game tool according to an embodiment is realized on-line.
FIG. 33 illustrates a process of distributing a card evenly to participants and selecting a first orderer and a bottom card provider in a web board game in which a board game tool according to an embodiment is realized on-line Fig.
FIG. 34 is a flowchart illustrating a procedure in which a participant returning a turn in a web board game realizes a board game tool according to an embodiment on the fly, issues a card while completing a basic condition, and passes the turn to the next player Fig.
FIG. 36 is a flowchart illustrating a process of using and managing patches in a web board game in which a board game tool according to an embodiment is realized on-line.
FIG. 37 is a flowchart for explaining a basic condition verification process in a web board game in which a board game tool according to an embodiment is realized on-line.
FIG. 38 is a flowchart for explaining a process of switching a disclosure multiple in the course of a Web board game in which a board game tool according to an embodiment is realized on-line.
FIG. 39 is a flowchart for explaining a circulation structure of a disclosed multiple in proceeding a web board game in which a board game tool according to an embodiment is realized on-line.
FIG. 40 is a flowchart for explaining a rotation direction and a short state determination process in a web board game in which a board game tool according to an embodiment is realized on-line.
FIG. 41 is a flowchart for explaining a method of determining a calculation method in a web board game in which a board game tool according to an embodiment is realized on-line.
FIG. 42 is a flowchart for explaining a process of determining a multiple point in a web board game in which a board game tool according to an embodiment is realized on-line.
FIG. 43 is a flowchart for explaining a process of determining a rotation point in a web board game in which a board game tool according to an embodiment is realized on-line.
FIG. 44 is a flowchart for explaining a process of determining a time point when a web board game is realized in which a board game tool according to an embodiment is realized on-line.
FIG. 45 is a flowchart for explaining a process of acquiring a patch in a web board game in which a board game tool according to an embodiment is realized on-line.
FIG. 46 is a flowchart for explaining a processing procedure of a card for playing a web board game in which a board game tool according to an embodiment is realized on-line.
FIG. 47 is a flowchart for explaining a process of determining whether a drainage is circulated by monitoring occurrence of a path in a web board game in which a board game tool according to an embodiment is realized on-line.
FIG. 48 is a flowchart for explaining a game ending, a settlement, and a double up challenge determination process in a web board game in which a board game tool according to an embodiment is realized on-line.
FIGS. 50A to 50D are diagrams for explaining the composition of a competition between a national team and a tournament in a method of operating an online game system according to an embodiment.
51 is a flowchart for explaining the purchase and charging process of the settlement tool (coin) in the method of operating the online game system according to the embodiment.

Specific structural or functional descriptions of embodiments are set forth for illustration purposes only and may be embodied with various changes and modifications. Accordingly, the embodiments are not intended to be limited to the particular forms disclosed, and the scope of the present disclosure includes changes, equivalents, or alternatives included in the technical idea.

The terms first or second, etc. may be used to describe various elements, but such terms should be interpreted solely for the purpose of distinguishing one element from another. For example, the first component may be referred to as a second component, and similarly, the second component may also be referred to as a first component.

It is to be understood that when an element is referred to as being "connected" to another element, it may be directly connected or connected to the other element, although other elements may be present in between.

The singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. In this specification, the terms "comprises ", or" having ", and the like, are used to specify one or more of the described features, numbers, steps, operations, elements, But do not preclude the presence or addition of steps, operations, elements, parts, or combinations thereof.

Unless otherwise defined, all terms used herein, including technical or scientific terms, have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art. Terms such as those defined in commonly used dictionaries are to be interpreted as having a meaning consistent with the meaning of the context in the relevant art and, unless explicitly defined herein, are to be interpreted as ideal or overly formal Do not.

Hereinafter, embodiments will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS In the following description of the present invention with reference to the accompanying drawings, the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals regardless of the reference numerals, and a duplicate description thereof will be omitted.

More particularly, the present invention relates to a game card having a series of numbers, characters and symbols, a board game tool which can be simultaneously enjoyed by a plurality of participants by a status display tool and a settlement tool, And an online game system for providing a board game as a web board game on-line.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a game card according to an embodiment.

According to one embodiment, the game card may be composed of a total of 40 cards. Referring to FIG. 1, a total of ten cards 107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115 and 116, in which a series of consecutive numbers from 1 to 10 are marked, There are four kinds (101, 102, 103, 104) of suits. The type of suit can be divided into attributes, and attributes can be divided into a first attribute and a second attribute. The first attribute is a higher attribute including at least one second attribute.

One of the features of the present invention is that the number of cards to be used in the game can be selected according to the number of participants and desired game progress time and degree of difficulty. Therefore, theoretically, the number of choices is infinite, but in reality, it is preferable to select the number of cards within 40 to 60 cards in consideration of the progress time of the game. For example, if three participants are playing a game, you can choose one of 42, 45, 48, 51, 54, 57, or 60, and 4 participants will play the game You can select one of 40, 44, 48, 52, 56 or 60. If 5 participants are playing the game, you can choose 40, 45, 50, 55, You can choose any one of 60 chapters.

According to one embodiment, the first attribute is a polarity attribute divided into positive (+) 105 and negative (-) 106, and the second attribute is a polarity attribute divided into positive (E), negative (W) (S), and north (N). Accordingly, the game card according to the embodiment has the first attribute of positive (+), the attribute of positive (+) and the attribute of negative A sole 103 having a first attribute of negative (-) and a second attribute of (W), a first attribute of negative (-) and a second attribute of negative (N) And a suit 104 having two attributes. Numbers, bearing attributes, and polarity attributes are indicated on the card by at least one place, and the following notation is enclosed in square brackets. The numbers and the characters indicating the numbers and the attributes indicated on the card 107 marked with [1N-] may be different from the design of the actual card, since they are shown in a large scale in consideration of the card size shown in Fig.

FIG. 2A is a diagram showing the structure of a game card shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 2B is a diagram illustrating a sequence of a game card according to an embodiment.

According to one embodiment, the first priority to mask the sequence of the card is a number, and if the numbers are the same, the second attribute, the first attribute, obscures the sequence of the card. If they are the same up to the second priority, the second attribute, which is the last priority, obscures the sequence. The smaller the number, the higher the sequence, the polarity attribute is positive (+) is higher than negative (-) and the sequence of the orientation attribute is as follows.

South (S)> East (E)> West (W)> North (N)

Therefore, the card marked [1S +] has the highest rank among all cards. However, the criterion for determining the sequence of the card is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications are possible.

FIG. 3 shows a design of the representation of numbers, letters, and symbols on the front face of a game card according to an embodiment. One representative card arbitrarily selected from the cards of the positive attribute and the negative attribute will be described.

3, in the card 301 having the first attribute 305 of negative (-) and the second attribute 304 of W (W), and the number 1 (303) is displayed, The symbol is black indicating negative (-), and can be marked on two points on the card. The outline of numbers, letters, and symbols is white, but it is not shown because it does not need to be distinguished from background color. Nothing is displayed on the back side 302 of the card, and the card can not be identified on the back side.

The number, the letter and the symbol are positive (+) in the card 306 having the first attribute 310 of positive (+) and the second attribute 309 of the same (E) And can be displayed in two places on the card. The outline of numbers, letters, and symbols are surrounded by black lines to distinguish them from background colors. Nothing is displayed on the back side 307 of the card, and the card can not be distinguished on the back side.

4 shows a central design of the front face of a game card according to an embodiment. One representative card arbitrarily selected among the cards bearing the four kinds of defense attributes will be described. Referring to FIG. 4, in the card 401 in which [4S +] is marked, a ruler 'dry (405)' indicating the male S among the numeral system, which is a symbol system used in ephemeris, The same number as the size of the number 4 shown in FIG. In the card 402 on which [2E +] is written, among the numeral systems used in ephemeris, the ruling '406' indicating the eighth character is the size of the numeral 2 2 < / RTI > In the card 403 on which [3W-] is written, among the numeral systems used in ephemeris, the ruling 'sense (坎) 407' representing the wording W represents the numeral 3 And three sizes are indicated. In the card 403 in which [6N-] is displayed, among the numeral systems used in ephemeris, the ruler 'gong 408' indicating the drum N is the numeral 6 Size, and so on.

As the number displayed increases, the number of rulers to be marked increases, so that the size of rulers can be appropriately adjusted in order to display them all in the space of a limited card.

The game method using the board game tool according to one embodiment may be provided as a real card in an off-line mode or may be provided as a web board game on-line. For example, the game for the card of Fig. 1 can be implemented and displayed on a program.

The online game system implemented on-line may include a display unit for displaying a card game process based on the card, and a processor for executing / controlling the program of the card game method. The display unit may include a display unit for displaying a multiple display, a display rotation direction display unit, a display unit for a display method, and a display unit. The processor receives game selection information on which of the integer division among natural number sorting methods is selected by the game participant, whether or not the selected structure selected by the game participant is applied, whether it is settled, and the like, The number of game cards can be determined based on the number of game participation notes.

The online game system includes (1) a game preparation automation step including an automated step of distribution and sequencing of cards, (2) automation of verification of drainage conditions, automation of verification of defense conditions, automation of announcement drainage automation, Automation of disclosure rotation direction determination, introduction of switching calculation method, automation of calculation of sorting, automation of disclosure status determination, introduction of point system including multiples, rotation points, and time points, automation of calculation, payment and use of patches Automation of game progress automation including automation, and (3) automation of charging and settlement of the settlement tool. Because online game systems can automate the progress of the game, participants will be able to focus more on game strategy.

A game method using a board game tool according to an embodiment will be based on a number of embodiments performed offline and online.

A game method using a board game tool according to an embodiment is as follows.

Game participants receive evenly distributed gaming cards. Participants can place a card only once when their turn comes in the order they are determined. In addition, in order for the player to drop the card, the player must satisfy two basic conditions of the drainage condition and the defense condition. The basic conditions will be described in detail below. The participant who decides to put all cards first is decided as the winner. In the online game, even if the game participant does not put down all of the cards to which the allocation has been allocated first, the game participant whose aggregation point reaches the predetermined winning point first may be determined as the winner. At this time, the summing point may be determined based on at least one of the multiplication point, the rotation point, and the time point acquired by the game participant. When the winner is determined, the game ends and the rankings are determined from the second to the lowest according to the number and the sequence of the cards held at the end. If it is selected to perform the settlement, settlement can be performed using a settlement tool such as a coin between the winner and the remaining participants according to the number of cards held by the non-winning participants. The settlement tool can be evenly distributed to all participants before the game begins. In the online game, the settlement tool may be an individual charging method, and the game participant can charge the settlement tool through the settlement tool management screen.

Hereinafter, a game method according to an embodiment will be described in detail from a card distribution step.

FIG. 31 is a flowchart for explaining a process of opening a game room, examining and determining various options, determining a participant, and selecting a card number by accessing an online game system according to an embodiment. The creator of the game room can send an invitation message to the people to invite via the social network system (SNS). FIG. 31 exemplifies a case where a game can be started when at least three people participate. Once the number of people to participate in the game is determined, the number of cards to be used in the game can be selected. Once the card number has been selected, the cards may be distributed one by one to the game participants according to a predetermined method from the participants at predetermined reference points.

FIG. 32 is a flow chart for explaining a process of participating in a game in the case of receiving an invitation to an online game room according to an embodiment, and a process of managing a balance of a settlement tool, that is, a coin. In this example, a minimum amount of settlement tool balance (5,000 coins) is required to participate in a game room selected for settlement, and if the balance of the settlement tool is insufficient, the game participant can charge through the management screen. If the settlement tool balance is sufficient or the balance of the settlement tool has been charged, the user who wants to participate in the game can click the accept invitation to participate in the game.

FIG. 33 is a flowchart for explaining a process of distributing cards and determining the order in the game method according to the embodiment. FIG.

Starting from the participant at the predetermined reference point, all the participants can be allocated in a predetermined direction so that the front face with the numbers, letters, and symbols is not seen one by one. The cards are distributed repeatedly until the last card is left, and the last card can be allocated so that the face with numbers, letters and symbols is visible. The participant at the reference point can be determined under the consensus of the participants in the first game, and the winner of the immediately preceding game can be determined as the participant at the reference point from the second game. In addition, in the online game provided online, the establisher of the online game room may be determined as the participant at the reference point in the first game.

FIG. 10A is a diagram for explaining a state in which distribution of cards is completed to a total of four game participants (A, B, C, and D) in a game method according to one embodiment. Referring to FIG. 10A, the card 1002 received last by the participant A, the card 1004 last received from the card group 1003 received by the participant B, the card 1004 received by the participant C, The last card 1006 received from the participant D and the last received card 1008 among the card group 1007 received by the participant D are shown. The card with the highest sequence and the lowest card can be determined according to the sequence of the card shown in FIG. 2B among the finally distributed cards.

FIG. 10B is a diagram for explaining a state in which a first orderer and a base card provider are determined. FIG. Referring to FIG. 10B, the participant D who receives the card 1008 having the highest sequence is determined as the first order of the game, and the game is started in a predetermined direction in the following sequence. In the present embodiment, it is assumed that the game is started in the forward direction (counterclockwise direction), but the progress direction of the game can be changed from time to time according to the defense attribute of the card issued by the participants. The direction of progress of the game will be described in detail below.

The lowest ranked card 1004 is provided as the first base card for the progress of the game (described below as a card for the game's progress), and the first of the participant B The second turn causes the automatic pass processing. In addition, no points are awarded when offering base cards. The first base card of the game is determined by the order of the last card allocated, but after that, the card of the player in the previous order can be used as the base card of the next player. Prior to this, the game method can move the base cards used by the participants in the immediately preceding sequence to a stack, which is a space in which used cards are stacked.

11A is a diagram illustrating a game method according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 11A, a card 1106, a base card 1101, And the approximate location at which the card 1102 is to be placed by the participant. The plus sign 1103 is a hypothetical indication that an arithmetic sum is obtained from the numbers printed on the bottom card and the numbers printed on the outgoing card, and the arrow symbol 1104 indicates that the underlying card that is already used is moved to the stack. Display.

FIG. 34 is a flowchart illustrating a process of dropping a card from a player who has returned to his / her turn and passing a turn to a next player in the game method according to an embodiment, into a player area and an online game system area . Each step will be described in detail below.

As described above, in the game method according to the embodiment, a game participant who has returned to his / her turn may select some of the cards allocated to the player to satisfy the basic condition. The basic conditions include drainage conditions and bearing conditions, which are described in detail below.

Drainage condition means that the arithmetic sum of the number displayed on the card (below card) and the number displayed on the card to be put out by the participant It should be a multiple of the number to be referenced (hereafter the disclosure multiple). That is, the arithmetic sum of the numbers on the card must be divided by the multiple of the disclosure. The corresponding arithmetic sum may vary depending on the choice of 'discrete', which will be explained in more detail below.

'Disclosure method' means a calculation method that is a standard for games in terms of a method that must be referred to and referred to all game participants. The calculation is to choose whether to regard the number as a natural number or an integer when calculating the arithmetic sum from the numbers on the card. In a game method according to an embodiment, there are a natural number calculation method, an integer number calculation method, and a switching calculation method (in the case of online game), which can be selected before the game starts. In the natural numbering method, the first attribute of the card, the polarity attribute, is ignored, and the numbers displayed on all cards are regarded as natural numbers and counted. In the integer calculation, the polarity attribute is applied to the numbers displayed on the card, and when the arithmetic sum of the numbers indicated on the card is obtained, the polarity attribute functions as (+) and (-) respectively. That is, a positive attribute card is treated as (+) and a negative attribute card is treated as having a (-) sign. In integer computing, negative multiple is accepted as multiple.

If either natural numbering or integer numbering is selected, the selected method continues until the game starts and ends. However, if the switching method is selected, the method can be switched between natural numbering and integer numbering according to predetermined conditions.

FIG. 41 is a flowchart for explaining a calculation method when the switching method according to the embodiment is selected. In one embodiment, the predetermined condition is that in a bottom card state of a negative polarity attribute, when a card of positive polarity attribute is issued three times in succession, that is, when three players have issued all positive polarity cards in succession In the case of a negative polarity attribute, if the negative polarity card is played out three times in succession, that is, when three persons play all negative property cards in succession, . The appearance of a card with a positive attribute can be monitored using a variable P, and the appearance of a card with a negative attribute can be monitored using a variable N. [ If any one of the two variables is equal to or greater than 3, the conversion can be determined according to the current disclosure method.

FIG. 23 is a diagram for explaining a situation where a natural numbering method is used in a game in which a switching method is selected, and the switching condition is satisfied and the resultant is converted to integer arithmetic. (2304) having a polarity of negative (-) from participant A, followed by a base card 2303 having a positive polarity in the state of '4' (2301) ), And the sum of natural numbers was 12. Since the common multiple has been created, the disclosure multiple has been switched to '3' (2305) (details of the multiple conversion are described below) and the outgoing card 2304 has been moved to the location of the underlying card. In this situation, from the participant B, a card 2306 having a negative polarity came out, and a natural number sum 9 was created, and the disclosure ratio was maintained at '3'. In the next turn, participant C also turned out to be an integer numbering method 2308 because a polarity card of negative (-) was issued and a polarity card of consecutive 3 times negative (-) was issued. Since the natural number sum was 6 and a multiple of 3 was created, the disclosure multiple remained unchanged. Participant D issued a card with a positive polarity (2309), and because the calculation method is integer calculation, integer multiple '3' is obtained.

FIG. 24 is a diagram for explaining a situation where natural numbering is used in a game in which the switching method is selected, and the natural numbering method is maintained because the switching condition is not satisfied. (2404) having polarity of negative (-) from the participant A, following the base card 2403 having a positive polarity, in the state where the disclosure multiple is '4' 2401 and the calculation is the natural number calculation 2402 ), And the sum of natural numbers was 12. Since the common multiple was created, the disclosure multiple was converted to '3' (2405) and the outgoing card 2404 was moved to the location of the underlying card. In this situation, from the participant B, a card (2406) with a negative polarity came out, and the natural number sum 9 was created, and the disclosure multiple was kept at '3'. In the next turn, the participant C took out the card 2407 having a positive polarity, and the consecutive negative (-) polarity card could not come out. Therefore, the natural numbering method remained unchanged. Since the natural number sum was 6 and a multiple of 3 was created, the disclosure multiple remained unchanged. Participant D issues a card 2408 with a negative polarity and because the calculation method is a natural numbering method, the natural number sum '12' is obtained, so the disclosure multiple is converted to '4' and applied to the next order participant .

Therefore, the drainage conditions using the 'discrete method' are as follows. When a participant intends to issue a card, he / she must refer to 'Dissemination of Dissatisfaction'. An arithmetic sum considering the number written on the bottom card and the 'disposition method' of the number written on the card he / If there is, the participant can put down the card he / she wishes to dispatch only if the corresponding arithmetic sum is divided by the multiple of the disclosure.

In an online game according to an embodiment, a predetermined point may be paid according to a multiple generated by an arithmetic sum considering the numbers displayed on the base card and the numbers displayed on the outgoing card.

FIG. 42 is a flowchart for explaining a process up to giving multiple points and a common point.

For example, if the arithmetic sum of the numbers on the card is (1) 30 points are given if a multiple of 3 is given, (2) 40 points are given if a multiple of 4 is given, and (3) If you make a multiple, you can get 50 points. Also, if the arithmetic sum of the numbers on the card is (1) a multiple of 3 and 4 is created, then a multiple of 3 and a multiple of 4 are given at the same time, and (2) A multiple of 4 and a multiple of 5 are given at the same time, and (3) a common multiple of 5 and 3 is given, a multiple of 5 and a multiple of 3 can be given at the same time. The drainage and common multiple points points described above are shown in Fig. 15 as a diagram. Therefore, the participant of the game should try to make the arithmetic sum of the numbers displayed on the card as common multiple as possible to obtain high points.

The azimuth condition means that the azimuth attribute indicated on the card to be issued for the azimuth attribute indicated on the base card must be the same azimuth or adjacent azimuth on the virtual compass. In other words, a player can not draw a card with a bearing attribute facing each other on a virtual compass.

Hereinafter, the rotation direction of the game will be described in connection with the orientation condition.

A feature of the game method according to an embodiment is that the direction of rotation in the space of the actual game participants, that is, the progress direction of the game, is synchronized with the rotation direction on the virtual compass. In order to clearly specify the next participant, the direction of rotation is disclosed, and participants must refer to the published direction of rotation.

FIG. 40 is a flowchart for explaining the process of determining the direction of rotation and entering, maintaining, and releasing the single structure. In the present embodiment, the conditions to be released from the short struc- ture are selected and described in the case of "staying in the disclosure stage" and "lowering to the lower stage", which will be described in detail below. Disclosure team is the stage that game participants should refer to, and it represents the base which is the standard in the game. The description of the step structure will be followed by the explanation of the direction of rotation first.

A description of the determination of the rotation direction is as follows.

14A is a diagram for explaining a case in which a card having the same direction attribute as the base card and another card having the same bearing attribute as the base card is once again shown. (1401), and the disjoint multiple is a forward direction (1403), and the card having the same bearing attribute as the base card (1405) is '3' (1401) 1406) are shown. On the virtual compass 1407, the star mark 1408 is a virtual mark indicating that the orientation of the bottom card is current (E). The inside of the rectangle at the bottom is the space of the actual participants. The circle display 1410 on the board 1409, which is the space where the card is placed when the game is being played, is a virtual display indicating who the current turn is. When the participant issues a defense attribute card that is the same as the defense attribute of the base card, the participant who played the card can arbitrarily select the direction of rotation. Accordingly, in the case illustrated in FIG. 14A, the participant D can arbitrarily select the direction of rotation. A virtual forward arrow 1411 or a virtual reverse arrow 1404 may be selected arbitrarily, and the star display remains in the east (E). Then, the participant in the next step will depend on the direction of rotation selected by participant D. According to the choice of Participant D, the direction of disclosure rotation is different, so it is marked with a question mark (1412).

When a card bearing a bearing that is oriented in the direction of the announcement progression comes out from the defense attribute indicated on the base card, the turn is passed to the participant in the next sequence while maintaining the previous announcement rotation direction. 14B shows a situation in which the card 1413 having the bearing attribute of south (S) in the reverse direction of the immediately preceding announced rotation direction 1414 is shown. Since the direction is the direction going in the disclosure progress direction, a virtual arrow 1415 indicates that the current orientation is changed to the south (S). Since the announcement rotation direction is maintained, the process of passing to the participant C is indicated by a virtual arrow 1416.

However, in the case where a card bearing a bearing bearing a direction reversed to the disclosure progress direction is issued from the bearing attribute indicated on the base card, the turn of the immediately preceding announcement rotation direction may be reversed and the turn may be passed to the next order participants in the reversed order. FIG. 14C shows a situation in which participant D has issued card 1417 having a bearing attribute of north (N) in a state in which the immediately preceding announcement rotation direction is reverse direction 1418. (1419), the star display shifts to the north (N) on the virtual compass, and the announcement rotation direction is changed (1420) to the reverse of the previous announcement rotation direction, and the turn is passed to the participant A The situation is indicated by a virtual arrow 1421. FIG.

In the online game method according to the embodiment, when the rotation is successful, a predetermined rotation point can be paid. FIG. 43 is a flowchart for explaining a process of acquiring a rotation point. FIG.

In the present embodiment, it is assumed that the rotation point starts from 10 points when the rotation point is first succeeded. Thereafter, whenever successive rotations are achieved, (consecutive successes * 10) points may be given. However, in the case of a predetermined number of times or more, a fixed maximum point can be given without increasing the point any more. In the present embodiment, it is assumed that the value of the variable R is monitored. If the value of R is greater than 5, it is assumed that the fixed point (50 points) is paid no more.

As summarized in the table of FIG. 16, in one embodiment, 50 consecutive successes are given, and after that, only a maximum of 50 points can be given even if successive successive rotations succeed.

When the participant declares the path, the continuous rotation number is initialized to '0'. Therefore, if a participant successfully rolls for the first time after declaring a pass, he must start at 10 points again. Therefore, it is very important to rotate continuously.

In addition, when a card bearing the same bearing as the base card is played, the continuous rotation number is not initialized, and the immediately preceding R value is maintained as it is not the rotation of the card but not the card. However, in this case, no points for rotation are given. Therefore, the number of consecutive successes remains valid until just before passing.

One of the features of the game method according to one embodiment is a 'monostructure' in which game participants can select whether to apply or not. Prior to the description of the "struc- ture", first, "set" and "tie-up" are explained.

'Set' refers to a bundle of one or more cards marked with the same number. FIG. 13 is a diagram for explaining the selection process of the configuration 1301, the stacking order 1302, and the representative card 1303, which are three sets. In the "monostructure" described below, one card is regarded as one of the sets for the sake of consistency and convenience in the progress of the game, and this is referred to as a single set (S set). A set of two cards with the same number is called a Doublet Set (D set), and a set of three cards with the same number is called a triplet set (T set). A set of four cards is called a quartet set (Q set). A participant who has at least one set of the above sets may group together the sets if the conditions permit. If you want to bundle a set and send it all at once, the participant must select a representative card, and the representative card will represent the attributes of the remaining card (s) in the set. If you move to the bottom card position from the outgoing card, or to the stack from the bottom card position, you will move on a set basis.

The term "monostructure" is a structure like a concentric circular orbit on a virtual compass classified according to the number of cards included in the set. A triplet stage, and a quartet stage, which are hereinafter referred to as a Q stage) can be categorized into a single stage (S stage), a double stage stage (D stage), a triplet stage (hereinafter referred to as a T stage) The S-stage is a virtual circular orbit that can only be made up of a single set consisting of only one card of the same number, and the D-stage is a virtual circular orbit capable of producing only a double set of two cards of the same number. The T stage is a virtual circular orbit that can only produce a set of triplets consisting of three cards of the same number, and the Q stage is a virtual circular track capable of producing only a quaternary set of four cards of the same number. In the game method according to the embodiment, the S-stage is defined as the lowest stage, and the Q-stage is defined as the highest stage. The upper and lower levels are concepts for level comparison between stages. The state that is not applied to the struc- ture, or released from the struc- ture is a free stage (F stage), which is a virtual free track without any set of cards that can be played.

In a game method according to an exemplary embodiment, in a game selected to apply a 'monostructure', when a card having the same defense attribute as the defense attribute indicated on the base card is first displayed in the F-end state, . The incoming stage may be determined by a set of cards that have been issued.

The condition for maintaining the struc- ture is to raise to the higher level (ie, if it gives the same set of bearing attributes as the bearing attributes indicated on the base card, In other words, when a set having a defense attribute equal to the defense attribute indicated on the base card and giving a set of a lesser number than a set allowed in the disclosure stage), and a player who stays in the disclosure stage (i.e., has the same defense attribute as the defense attribute shown on the base card A set of the same length as the allowable set in the disclosure stage), and rotation in the disclosure stage, and the condition not selected in the stage structure maintenance condition can be determined as a condition to be released from the stage structure.

In the game method according to the embodiment, the step structure is maintained only when it is raised to the upper end after the step structure entry or when the rotation is performed in the same step, and when the structure is held in the disclosure stage or lowered to the lower end, Can be released from the struc- ture.

In addition, after the entry into the single structure, when it is possible to rotate within the public end according to the bearing attribute indicated on the issued card (that is, in the case of the bearing being the set allowed in the public end, , The multiple condition can be automatically changed to a non-essential selection. At this time, although the drainage condition is selected, when the drainage condition is satisfied simultaneously with the rotation, the corresponding drainage point can be additionally obtained.

The entry and exit into the struc- ture, or the vertical movement between the ends and the ends is not recognized as a rotation, and therefore the drainage conditions must be met. In this case, the pivot point awarded when the rotation is successful is not paid.

As described above, it is necessary to select the direction of rotation by the participant since it must be the same bearing attribute in the process of entry into and exit from the single structure. In the case of this example, it is necessary to select the rotation direction only when it corresponds to raising to the upper end among the step structure holding conditions.

When entering a new structure, a single level point of the entry level is obtained, and if the entry level is released, the single level point of the immediately preceding level can be subtracted. Also, in the case of vertical movement between short and long ends, a point obtained by subtracting a short level point of the previous disclosure stage at a short level point of the current disclosure stage can be obtained. In the case of rotation and staying in the horizontal movement within the stage, there is no change in the level points.

Referring to FIG. 25, the entry into and out of the single structure according to one embodiment will be described in detail as follows.

The single level point of the F stage 2501 is 0 (zero), the single level point of the S stage 2502 is 10, the single level point of the D stage 2503 is 50, The level point is 100, and the stage level 2505 is 200 level. The term "level point" refers to a point separating the level of the stage. If you assume that you have entered T-level from F-level, you will receive 100 points for T-level single-level points.

The following is an example of a state in which the stage D is disengaged from the stepped structure or the stepped structure is continuously maintained.

If a single set (S set) with the same bearing attribute as the base card is issued in the D-stage, it falls down to the lower level than the previous level, so it is equivalent to the "DOWN" and is automatically released from the stage. Then, 50 points, which is the level point of the D-stage, can be deducted.

In the D-stage, when a double-Ricket set (D-set) with the same bearing attribute as the base card is issued, it corresponds to the "stay" at the D-stage, and is automatically released from the stage structure. Then, 50 points, which is the level point of the D-stage, can be deducted.

When a triplet set (T set) in which the same bearing attribute as the base card is displayed in the D-stage state is raised to the upper stage than the previous stage, it corresponds to "stage raising" and the stage structure is maintained. 50 points can be awarded, which is a combination of a single-level point 100 in the T-level and 50 points in the D-level level.

In the D-stage state, when a quartet set (Q set) with the same bearing attribute as the base card is issued, it is raised to the upper stage than the previous stage and therefore corresponds to the "stage raising". 150 points can be awarded, which are 200 points for the Q level and 50 points for the D level.

26A is a view showing a state in which the single structure is continuously maintained from the entry into the single structure to the rotation and from the upward to the upper end. Referring to FIG. 26A, a doublet set having a defense attribute of the representative card W is displayed in the first F-step (free-end) state and automatically entered (2601) into a step structure. The position on the stage is indicated by (1). In this state, the representative card is rotated (2602) while the double set having the bearing attribute of the north (N) comes out, and the position is indicated by ②. In this state, the representative card is the heading attribute of the north (N) and the triple set is released, and the loading to the T-stage is made (2603). In this state, while the triplet and the representative card are rotated (2604) with the azimuth of the east (E) appearing, the position is indicated by ④. In this state, the quadruple set with the defense attribute of the representative card of the representative card is displayed, and the loading (2605) is performed, and the position is indicated by ⑤.

FIG. 26B shows a state from entering the single structure to automatically releasing from the single structure by staying in the same stage. FIG. At the position ④, the representative card is the defense attribute of the east (E) and the triplet set comes out, and staying in the same stage (2606) is performed, and the position is indicated by ⑤. (2607) according to the release condition from the stepped structure, and returned to the free-end state.

FIG. 26C shows a state from the entry into the short structure to the release to the lower end, from the short structure to the automatic release. FIG. At the position ④, a single set is produced with the bearing attribute of the east (E), and down to the S-stage (2608) was performed, and the position is indicated by ⑤. (2609) according to the release condition from the stepped structure, and returned to the free-end state.

As described so far, in the game method according to the embodiment, in order for a participant to take out a card, two basic conditions of a drainage condition and an azimuth condition must be satisfied.

37 is a flowchart for explaining a basic condition verification process. First, it is confirmed whether or not it is entered, and the method of calculation of shares is confirmed. Since there is no set limit in the free-end state, verification of the bearing condition must be performed following the verification of the drain condition. The verification of the multiple condition should be different from the method of calculating the sum according to the selected calculation method. In the integer calculation, the sum '0' can be allowed only when the number in the base number belongs to the same multiples have. In the state of entering the struc- ture, as described above, the verification process of the drainage condition can be omitted only when the rotation can be performed in the discharge stage. In the case where the card can not be rotated in the public end, the card can be put down only when the card is vertically moved between the end and the end, and the card satisfies the condition of draining while holding the card with the same bearing attribute.

In the game method according to an embodiment, description of acquisition and use of a patch is as follows. 'Patch' refers to an 'add' card that gives special permission to add to or subtract from the number on the card you wish to export. There are two types of patches according to one embodiment: a first patch (± 1 patch) and a second patch (± 2 patch).

In the off-line game, the right to use the first patch (± 1 patch) is automatically granted when it becomes less than 1/2 of the first distributed number, and the second patch (± 2 Patch) license is automatically granted. The acquisition conditions are summarized in the table of FIG. FIG. 21 illustrates the first patch acquisition condition 2102 and the second patch acquisition condition 2103 when the first ten cards 2101 are started.

In an online game according to an embodiment, a patch may be acquired by a predetermined point. Alternatively, if either the point condition or the longevity condition is satisfied first, the patch can be acquired.

In the present embodiment, a first patch (+/- 1 patch) is acquired at the time of acquiring at least 1/2 of a predetermined winning point, and a second patch (+/- 2 patch) is acquired at the time of acquiring 3/4 or more of the winning points. Can be given. In the case of acquisition of a patch by a point, even if the acquisition point is again achieved due to the point deduction after acquiring the patch, the same patch can not be acquired again. That is, the acquisition of the two types of patches is possible only once during the game.

45 is a flowchart for explaining a process of acquiring a patch. In the present embodiment, a first patch is given to a participant who has obtained 500 points, and the first patch is given when the number of sheets is five or less even if the 500 point condition is not satisfied. Further, it is assumed that the second patch can be obtained at 750 points or more, and when the number of the second patch is less than 750 points, the second patch can be obtained. Before acquiring a patch, it is assumed that the patch has been acquired during game progress, and it is assumed that the same patch can not be received more than once.

FIG. 36 is a flowchart for explaining a process up to use of a patch and management of a patch holding list.

First, the patch holding list is checked, and it can be verified whether or not there is a usable patch among the stored patches. Patches that have been used once can be deleted from the holding list.

FIGS. 22A and 22B show an actual application example of the first patch and the second patch according to the embodiment.

First, in the situation where the disclosure multiple is '3' (2201) and the calculation is the natural numbering method 2202 in FIG. 22A, when a card marked [7N-] is displayed on the base card 2203 in which [4E + +1 is selected among the ± 1 powers of one patch (2205), and a common multiple is formed by summing up to 12. When a card with [2N-] is displayed on the base card 2206 marked with [8E +], -1 is selected from among the ± 1 rights of the first patch and applied (2208) A drainage was made.

In FIG. 22B, in the situation where the disclosure multiple is '5' (2209) and the calculation method is the integer calculation method 2210, the card 2212 in which [3N-] is marked on the base card 2211 in which [6S + , +2 is selected from among the ± 2 powers of the second patch (2213), and a multiple of 5 is created by adding the sum to +5. Further, when trying to put a card 2215 marked with [4N-] on the base card 2214 marked with [1S +], -2 is selected and applied 2216 from the ± 2 powers of the second patch, A multiplier of 5 was created by 5.

The effect of the patch is limited to the participant who issued the patch, and may not apply to the next participant.

In the game method according to the embodiment, the description of the switching of the multiple is as follows.

If the arithmetic sum considering the number on the card and the number on the card is the common multiple of any two of the three public multiple, 3, 4, and 5, then the number of disclosures And the other disclosure multiple sharing the common multiple may be switched. This converted multiple of disclosure applies to game participants in the following order. However, when a common multiple of all three disclosure ratios of 3, 4, and 5 is created, the participant who created the corresponding arithmetic sum can arbitrarily select any of the three disclosure ratios.

FIG. 38 is a flowchart for explaining a conversion process of a multiple according to an embodiment. Referring to FIG. 38, in the game method according to one embodiment, first, it is checked whether a common multiple is created. If a common multiple is created, (1) if the disclosure multiple is 3, (4) the common multiple of 4 and 5 if the multiple of disclosure is 4, and (4) if the multiple of disclosure is 4, (4) If it is a common multiple of 4 and 5, change the disclosure multiple to 5, (5) If the multiple is not a common multiple of 4 and 5, change the disclosure multiple to 3, and (6) (7) If the number is a common multiple of 5 and 3, convert the disclosure multiple to 3. (8) If it is not a common multiple of 5 and 3, convert the disclosure multiple to 4 (9) In the exceptional case, if the sum is zero, For non-circular (described in detail below) sikimyeo, 10, the sum is 0 (zero), the common multiple is therefore not created, it is possible to keep the current drain of the disclosure.

FIGS. 11B and 11C are diagrams for explaining a process until a public multiple is converted after a common multiple is created. The portion 1107 in which the number '3' is displayed indicates that the disclosure multiple is '3', and the portion 1108 in which the character 'character' is displayed indicates the 'natural number' calculation method. An arithmetic sum may be determined that takes into account the numbers indicated on the card (1109) and the numbers and methods on the card. The sign is ignored because of the natural numbering method, and the natural number sum of two numbers 12 is a common multiple of 3 and 4, and since the current disclosure multiple is '3', the disclosure multiple may be converted to 4 (1110). [4E +] used as a bottom card is moved to the position of the stack 1111, and the card drawn by the participant is moved to the position of the bottom card (1112), and can be used as a new bottom card to the next order participant.

11D and 11E illustrate a process in which a common multiple is not created and the disclosed multiple is maintained without being switched. The portion 1113 in which the character 'positive' is displayed indicates that it is an 'integer' calculation. An arithmetic sum can be obtained that takes into account the numbers displayed on the card (1114) issued by the participant and the numbers and the calculation methods shown on the base card. Since the integers are integers, the integer 3 of the two numbers is not a common multiple, so the disclosure multiple can be kept at '3'. [4E +] used as a bottom card is moved to the position of the stack 1115, and the card drawn by the participant is moved to the position of the bottom card 1116, so that it can be used as a new bottom card to the next order participant.

A description of the circulation structure of the disclosed multiple according to one embodiment is as follows.

39 is a flowchart for explaining the circulation structure of the disclosed multiple. Where a common multiple is made, the multiple is switched, while in the two restart situations described in detail below, the circulation of the disclosure multiple can be made. In this embodiment, the circulation structure of the disclosed multiple is a ring-shaped circulation structure leading to 3 -> 4 -> 5 -> 3. 18 shows the annular circulation structure.

In the game method according to the embodiment, a description of restart and initialization is as follows. FIG. 47 is a flowchart for explaining a process of monitoring the occurrence of a pass to circulate the announcement multiple and restarting it, or to perform initialization after three consecutive restarts. The participant's pass is variable P, and all participant's pass is declared, and the situation in which the participant returns the last card is monitored with variable L.

When all the participants fail to play the card after the specific participant has dropped the card and the turn of the specific participant returns, that is, when the P value becomes (participant-1), the variable L is set to 1 Update. In such a case, after repeating a one-step announcement multiple according to the declared multiple circulation structure with the disclosed multiple as a reference point, the system repeats its turn with reference to the circulation multiple disclosed from the specific participant.

P = (Participant) if all participants have declared a pass again after returning to the specific player who has not made a card, declared the pass, and returned in the order of the restarted specific participant. Therefore, when the L value is 1 or more, the condition that 1 is added to the L value is P = (participation number), and when the L value is 0 (zero), P = (participation number - 1).

If the above situation occurs one more time in a row and L = 3, the situation returns to infinite repetition because it returns to the multiple of the number of times before the circulation of the disclosure multiple starts. Therefore, in this case, the specific participant can newly provide a base card, initialize all the states and variable values, and then pass the turn to the participants in the next order. In addition, the variable P and the variable L can be initialized to '0' when any one of the participants has played the card during the game.

FIG. 17A is a diagram showing the restart state. FIG. The disclosure multiple 1701 is '5', and the circle mark 1708 is a virtual mark indicating that it is the turn of the participant A. And a card 1707 is drawn from the card group 1702 held by the participant A in the base card 1706. [ A pass is declared because there is no card that can be drawn from the card group 1703 held by the participant B, a pass is declared because there is no card that can be issued from the card group 1704 held by the participant C, And there is no card that can be issued even in the group of cards 1705 that is playing. Therefore, it is the situation that it returns to the order of participant A again.

17B is a diagram showing a circulated situation of the disclosure multiple. According to the circulation structure of the declared multiple, the disclosure multiple 1709 was circulated to '3'. The last card issued by participant A is moved to the position of the bottom card (1710) and designated as a new base card, and participant A proceeds with his or her turn with the revolving multiple and the changed base card.

However, if the participant A who has issued the last card declares a pass without changing the card after the last card has been issued, then all the participants declare the pass, and when the turn of the participant A comes back again, The number of times of disclosure is circulated, and the second restart situation becomes.

Thereafter, if the participant fails to issue a card for the second changed base card, and once all the participants also declare the pass after the second pass, the circulation of the disclosure multiple is performed once again, Returns to the original disclosure multiple before the circulation of the disclosure multiple begins. Therefore, since the situation where infinite repetition is started, the game can be initialized in this case.

The initialization process is as follows. Finally, the participant A who gave the card provides a new base card and passes the turn to the next player. At this time, the complete initialization is performed while setting the disclosure multiple to 3, the rotation direction to the forward direction, the stage to the free end, and the calculation to the natural numbering method. Points may not be awarded when offering base cards.

In the game method according to the embodiment, a special restart situation may be added only when the integer division method is selected. Exceptionally, a sum of '0' is allowed to be made if the number of digits in the base of the disclosure and the number in the base card are numbers belonging to the same multiples of the series. At this time, the circulation is circulated according to the circulation structure of the above-mentioned disclosure multiple, and the order is passed to the participants in the next order. In the case of the restart by the pass, the participant who last played the card restarts. However, there is a difference that when the sum is '0 (zero)', the participants in the next order are restarted.

FIG. 19 shows a restart state in the above integer calculation. The disclosure multiple 1901 is '3', and the bottom card 1902 is [6N-], all of which are numbers belonging to the multiples of 3. In such a case, only a number (1903) belonging to a multiple of 3 can be obtained. Therefore, when the integer division method is selected, it is possible that the sum is '0'. In order to smoothly play the game by limiting the possible cards, the circulation is made according to the circulation structure of the disclosure multiple .

In the game method according to the embodiment, the description of the time limit and the time point is as follows.

FIG. 44 is a flowchart for explaining a point calculation process in a case where a built-in time is specified in assigning a remaining time point. The time limit is a system in which a participant who has been turned backsdoes to drop a card within a predetermined time limit, and if the player can not drop the card, the pass is automatically processed. It is a system that prevents the player from drawing indefinite time in his / her turn for the smooth game progress. If the card is dropped within the time limit, the user can select whether the remaining time is converted into a point before the game starts. The default time can be set from '0' to the time limit. The time limit may be differentiated by the number of cards the participant has.

FIG. 46 is a flowchart illustrating a process of moving a card when a participant who has been turned back successfully succeeds in dropping a card in a game method according to an embodiment. A card used as a base card can be moved to the stack. At this time, if it is set, it can be moved in units of sets. The card is moved to the position of the underlying card and is used as a new base card for the next player in the sequence. Similarly, in the case of a set, it can be moved on a set basis.

In the online game method according to an embodiment, explanation of game end and settlement is as follows.

48 is a flowchart for explaining the process from the determination of the winner to the end of the game to the settlement of the game and the process of declaring the Double Up challenge only when the victory is achieved by acquiring the victory point in the online game to be. In the present embodiment, it is assumed that the winning point is 1,000 points.

In an online game according to an embodiment, the allocated cards may be all put down first, or may be determined as a winner when a predetermined victory point is obtained. If either of the two conditions is met first, it can be determined to be the winner. Only one of the two conditions can be selected as the win condition. If both conditions are met at the same time, the card is deemed to have been put down first.

If the winner is determined according to the above conditions, the remaining participants who have not won can be determined from the second place to the lowest place according to the card number and card sequence held at the end time. Rankings among participants who have left the same number of cards are covered by the highest ranked cards contained in the holding cards. That is, a participant having a high-rank card may be determined to have a high rank.

FIG. 27 shows a situation in which participant D is determined to be the winner by dropping all the cards first. Participant A and Participant B each leave three cards, and Participant C is left with the most cards left to the bottom.

FIG. 28 shows a state in which all cards held by the participant A and the participant B having the same longevity are displayed so that the front face is visible. Participant B has [2S +], ranking higher than Participant A. Therefore, participant B is in the second place and participant A is in the third place.

Further, in the case of a game selected to be settled, the number of settlement tools (coins) proportional to the number of cards held by participants who can not win at the end of the game is calculated at a predetermined magnification, .

In addition, if the winner is victorious but has not yet dropped all cards, the winner may declare a Double Up challenge. For a participant who challenges a double up, the value of variable C is set to 1. If you succeed in putting down all the cards by challenging double up, you can receive double the settlement tool (coin) to be paid when you settle. In other words, the remaining participants have to pay the winner a settlement tool (coin) by double the number of cards they own. If the double-up challenge fails and a new winner is determined, the first winner (C = 1 holder) who fails the double-up challenge is to double the number of cards held by the new winner to pay the settlement tool (coin) do. The rest of the participants have to make a normal settlement against the new winner.

As described above, the disclosure multiple, the disclosure rotation direction, the disclosure method, and the disclosure level are indicators that should be referred to by game participants. Therefore, it is necessary to have a status indicator tool that is visible to all participants and is designed to change at any time Do. The status display tool can be displayed through the display section.

The status display device according to an embodiment includes cubes for status display and a proximal end for storing the cubes. Each time a turn is made, the status display must be updated if there is a change in the status display. At the base end, lift the cube up to display the changed state on the top side, put it back to the base, and then pass the turn to the next participant.

5 is a view showing a state-displayed cube and a base end according to an embodiment.

5, numerals 3, 4, and 5 are shown on two faces in a cubic multiples display 501 for displaying a multiple of disclosure, and in the figure 502 in which the cubic multiples display cubes are developed, Likewise, the same numbers can be placed on opposite sides of a cube.

As shown in the drawing 506 in which the cubic representation cube is displayed on three faces, integer and natural numbers are marked on the cubic representation square 505 for displaying the division method. Are connected to each other and can be arranged so that three faces marked with a natural number are connected to each other.

(Counterclockwise direction) and the backward direction (clockwise direction) are shown on three faces of the cubic rotational body 507 for indicating the rotational rotational direction of disclosure, , The three faces denoting the same rotation direction can be arranged so as to be connected to each other.

In the display stage 503 for displaying the display stage, the F stage (free end) is marked on two sides, the S stage, the D stage, the T stage, and the Q stage are marked on each side, As in the drawing 504 in which the stepped cube is developed, the two faces labeled F can be placed on opposite sides.

FIG. 6A illustrates a state-indicating tool having a top end portion 601 capable of receiving state-displayed cubes according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. The upper surface 603 of the cuboidal display cubic, the upper surface 604 of the cubic rotationally indicating cubic surface, the upper surface 606 of the cubic representation cubic surface, and the upper surface 605 of the cubic pyramid. The area of the space 602 for storing the cube can be made larger than the area of the cube so that the cube can be easily taken out or stored.

6B is a side view of the status indicator according to an embodiment of the present invention. The height of the storage space 602 of the entire base end portion 601 including the cubic storage space can be made lower than the height of the cube so that the cube can be easily caught.

FIG. 8 shows a state display application program (hereinafter referred to as an app) executed by a mobile device 801 such as a smart phone according to an exemplary embodiment. A dedicated display appara- tus designed to replace the real-state display tool is provided as four indispensable status display sections, namely, a display display section 802, a display rotation direction display section 803, a display section display section 804, and a display section 805 Lt; / RTI > An initialization button display unit 806, a calculation switching display unit 810 for indicating whether or not switching of the calculation method is applied, a time point application display unit 809 for indicating whether or not the time point is applied, A settlement application display unit 808 for displaying whether settlement is applicable, and an end button display unit 807 for terminating the execution of the application. By operating each of the display portions, a desired state is displayed, and the state display can be changed from time to time as necessary.

9 is a diagram illustrating a settlement tool according to an embodiment. In the present embodiment, the settlement tool can distinguish types of coins, such as a pattern imprinted on a border, a background color, and a color of a marked number, and the values of 1, 5, . The background color 902 of the coin 901 in which the numeral '1' is marked is an arbitrary first color, the background color 905 of the coin 904 in which the numeral '5' The hue of the ground color 908 of the marked coin 907 can be designated as any third color. The three corners 903, 906, and 909 of the three types of coins can be distinguished from each other by touching different specific patterns. The settlement tool is used to distribute the prize evenly to the participants before the start of the game, and to settle the winner and the participant at the end of the game. In online games, the settlement tool can select individual charging methods.

30 is a diagram illustrating a configuration of an online game system according to an embodiment and a situation in which the online game system is connected to an individual terminal through the Internet.

Referring to FIG. 30, the personal terminal 3002 is connected to the online game system 3001 via the Internet 3003. The online game system may include an account management unit for managing the IDs and passwords of members, and a game progress unit.

An online game system for providing an online web board game includes an account management unit for managing an id, a password and a nickname, a card processing unit for processing the cards issued by the participants according to preselected conditions and game methods, The game progress unit may repeat the process until the game is terminated. In addition, the game progress unit may repeat the process until the game is terminated.

The game progress section may include a database management section for recording and holding information on the competitive game including the multiplier and the winning percentage, the character and the information about the belonging club, and a settlement tool management section for managing the balance and the charge history of the settlement tool.

The charging of the settlement tool can be made by paying a predetermined amount of settlement tools when the advertisement of the sponsoring organization is completed by watching the advertisement of the sponsoring organization, and an upper limit value is set for charging through the click of the advertisement, .

If the logo of the sponsoring organization is affixed to the character of the participant, another predetermined amount of settlement tools may be paid. If the participant participates in the competition more than the predetermined number of competitions after the logo is attached, And may allow the sponsor organization to switch to the logo.

51 is a flowchart illustrating a charging process of the settlement tool through a sponsoring organization according to an embodiment. In the charging method of the settlement tool according to an embodiment, it is possible to charge 1,000 coins to one view of an advertisement and to set an upper limit of 10,000 coins so that charging through advertisement viewing can be prevented. In addition, in the case of attaching the logo of the sponsor organization on the character of the participant, it is possible to fill another predetermined number of coins. In this example, the minimum number of entries is set to three times, , It can be set up to renew sponsorship or to switch to another sponsoring organization.

In addition, in the online game system according to the embodiment, when a club is created and operated in an organization to which an individual belongs, it is necessary to initiate the creation of a club, recruit participants, You can select the general manager and apply for the creation of a club on the online gaming system.

Club administrators can specify membership requirements for membership and can process membership requests through the membership process. The general manager can select a member of the club from among the members of the club, and may be invited to compete with other external club teams or with a number of external clubs. At this time, do not make settlement in the match between clubs' national teams.

In addition, some of the members of the national team may be released or newly selected as required, under the judgment of the general manager of the club. The competition record as a member of the club's national team shall be recorded and retained separately from the individual competition record, and the record of the national team shall be separately recorded and retained in the name of the club.

The constitution of the club national team in the present embodiment will be exemplified by five types of representatives such as a solo exhibition representative, a twosome and a cooperative twosome representative, a triad and a cooperative triad representative. The solo exhibition will be played in four players' matches between the four delegates, the two players will be participating in the four-player match between the two national teams, the six-person match between the three national teams, and the three-player match will be played in the six-man match between the two national teams. .

FIG. 50A is a view showing the representatives of four schools participating in the national team tournaments of the club, and four representatives of the individual tournament. A representative 5002 of the school 1, a representative 5003 of the school 2, a representative 5004 of the school 3, and a representative 5005 of the school 4 appear in the virtual space 5001 in which the competition is held. There is a situation.

FIG. 50B is a view showing the representatives of the two schools participating in the national team tournament of the club, and the representatives of the two players and four players. The representative of the school 1 (5006), the representative of the school 2 (5007), the representative of the school 1 (5008), the representative of the school 2 (5009)

FIG. 50C is a view showing the representatives of the two schools participating in the national team tournament of the club, and the representatives of the 6th and 6th players. (5012), representative of school 2 (5011), representative of school 1 (5012), representative of school 2 (5013), representative of school 1 (3) (5014) The representative of school 2 (3) (5015) is participating in the 6th game.

FIG. 50D is a view showing the representatives of the three schools participating in the national team tournament of the club, and the representatives of the two players and six players. (5002), Representative of School 2 (5003), Representative of School 3 (5004), Representative of School 1 (5005), Representative of School 2 (5004), School 3 representative (2) (5005) is participating in the 6th World War.

In a multi-player game of two or more players, if one of the team members first puts down all the cards, the team is decided as the winning team, and all points of the team can be summed up. In addition, when the points of the summed up team reaches the predetermined winning points, it can be automatically determined as the winning team. If the total number of cards of the team is less than half of the total number of cards of the opposing team, it can be automatically decided as the winning team.

Cooperations with two or more players In a multi-player game, the two players in a cooperative play may participate in the eight-player game between the four national teams, and the three players in the cooperative can participate in the 12-player game between the four national teams. The national team must select multiple claims of cooperation, and the multiple teams of cooperation team may be treated as individuals with one opinion. All decisions shall be made by prompt discussion between the co-operatives, but in the event of disagreement, the decision of the claim shall be made.

Organizations for which the club described above may be created and operated may include educational institutions that certify in kindergartens, elementary schools, junior high schools, high schools, universities and government.

29 is a diagram illustrating a basic screen displayed when a game is started by accessing a game system with a personal terminal such as a smart phone in the online game system according to an embodiment.

29, the area of the participant A is located at the bottom (2901), and the board 2902, which is a virtual space in which the game is progressed while the card is placed thereon, and participants B, C, D regions 2903, 2904 and 2905 and respective information can be displayed. The board may display a remaining time display unit, various status display units, a stack, a bottom card, and a card location.

The participant's area includes the current status of the card to which each participant has been allocated and the character, settlement tool balance, current point, retained patch list, successive rotation successes, multipliers, odds, clubs and nicknames Can be read and displayed.

The embodiments described above may be implemented in hardware components, software components, and / or a combination of hardware components and software components. For example, the devices, methods, and components described in the embodiments may be implemented within a computer system, such as, for example, a processor, a controller, an arithmetic logic unit (ALU), a digital signal processor, such as an array, a programmable logic unit (PLU), a microprocessor, or any other device capable of executing and responding to instructions. The processing device may execute an operating system (OS) and one or more software applications running on the operating system. The processing device may also access, store, manipulate, process, and generate data in response to execution of the software. For ease of understanding, the processing apparatus may be described as being used singly, but those skilled in the art will recognize that the processing apparatus may have a plurality of processing elements and / As shown in FIG. For example, the processing unit may comprise a plurality of processors or one processor and one controller. Other processing configurations are also possible, such as a parallel processor.

The software may include a computer program, code, instructions, or a combination of one or more of the foregoing, and may be configured to configure the processing device to operate as desired or to process it collectively or collectively Device can be commanded. The software and / or data may be in the form of any type of machine, component, physical device, virtual equipment, computer storage media, or device , Or may be permanently or temporarily embodied in a transmitted signal wave. The software may be distributed over a networked computer system and stored or executed in a distributed manner. The software and data may be stored on one or more computer readable recording media.

The method according to an embodiment may be implemented in the form of a program command that can be executed through various computer means and recorded in a computer-readable medium. The computer readable medium may include program instructions, data files, data structures, and the like, alone or in combination. Program instructions to be recorded on a computer-readable medium may be those specially designed and constructed for an embodiment or may be available to those skilled in the art of computer software. Examples of computer-readable media include magnetic media such as hard disks, floppy disks and magnetic tape; optical media such as CD-ROMs and DVDs; magnetic media such as floppy disks; Magneto-optical media, and hardware devices specifically configured to store and execute program instructions such as ROM, RAM, flash memory, and the like. Examples of program instructions include machine language code such as those produced by a compiler, as well as high-level language code that can be executed by a computer using an interpreter or the like. The hardware devices described above may be configured to operate as one or more software modules to perform the operations of the embodiments, and vice versa.

Although the embodiments have been described with reference to the drawings, various technical modifications and variations may be applied to those skilled in the art. For example, it is to be understood that the techniques described may be performed in a different order than the described methods, and / or that components of the described systems, structures, devices, circuits, Lt; / RTI > or equivalents, even if it is replaced or replaced.

101, 102, 103, and 104: a second attribute card group
107, 108, 109, 110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116:
105 106: card group of the first attribute
301, 306: front face of the card
302, 307: the back side of the card
303, 308: the number printed on the card
304, 309: a second attribute (defense attribute)
305, and 310: a first attribute (polarity property)

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A display unit for displaying cards; And
And a processor for controlling a card game method based on the cards,
The cards,
Cards with a series of consecutive numbers constitute one suit,
The type of the soot is divided into a combination of a first attribute and a second attribute,
Wherein the first attribute is an upper attribute including at least one second attribute,
Wherein the first attribute is a polarity attribute represented by a symbol, the second attribute is a direction attribute indicated by a character,
The sequence of the cards is distinguished based on the numbers indicated on the card, the first attribute and the second attribute,
The processor comprising:
In the case where the method of calculating the standard for calculating a game is a natural numbering method, when the sum of the number of the base card and the number of the game player who does not take into consideration the polarity property indicated on the card to be issued by the game participant is a natural multiple of the disclosure multiple, Allows players to put down the cards they want to play,
In the case where the public sector calculation method is an integer calculation method, when the sum of the numbers of the base cards and the numbers considering the polarity attributes indicated on the card of the game participant is an integral multiple of the disclosure multiple, The online game system comprising: The method according to claim 1,
The processor comprising:
Allowing the game participant to put down a card to be dispatched when the defense attribute displayed on the card to be played by the game participant is equal to the defense attribute indicated on the base card or to a rotation adjacent to each other on the virtual compass Wherein the online game system comprises: The method according to claim 1,
The display unit includes:
A disclosure multiple number display unit that displays any one of the numbers arbitrarily selected from among the numbers 3, 4, and 5 as a multiple of disclosure representing the representative number of the same multi-
And an online game system. The method according to claim 1,
The display unit includes:
A counterclockwise direction and a clockwise direction are displayed in a specified rotation direction indicating a game progress direction,
And an online game system. The method according to claim 1,
The display unit includes:
A method of displaying a combination of a natural number and an integer,
And an online game system. The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the first attribute is a polarity attribute displayed on the card in a positive (+) or negative (-) symbol,
Wherein the second attribute is a bearing attribute indicating the orientations of (E), (W), (S), and (N) indicating the bearing on the compass. The method according to claim 6,
In the card,
The number, the first attribute, and the second attribute are marked on at least one place on the card,
Wherein the sequence of the card comprises:
Based on the sequence of numbers displayed on the card as the first priority,
If the sequence of numbers is the same, is based on the first attribute being a sequence of polarity attributes as a second priority,
Wherein the second attribute is a sequence of a defense attribute as a third priority when the sequence of the first attribute is the same, The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the display unit further displays a status display tool,
Wherein the status display means comprises:
A disclosure multiple that includes at least one of the numbers 3, 4, and 5;
A speculative rotation direction including at least one of a counterclockwise direction and a clockwise direction; And
Wherein the at least one of the at least one of the natural numbers and the integers includes at least one of a natural number and an integer. The method according to claim 1,
The processor comprising:
Game selection information and card length information,
Wherein the game selection information includes selection information as to whether a combination of natural numbering and integer numbering has been selected. The method according to claim 1,
The processor comprising:
In determining the disclosure multiplier, it is checked whether or not a common multiple of two or more disclosure ratios among three publicity ratios is created based on the arithmetic sum of the numbers indicated on the base card and the cards issued by the game participant,
If the common multiple is not created, the previous disclosure multiple is maintained,
When the common multiple is created, when the created common multiple is a common multiple of the public multiple, the disclosure ratio is switched between a previous disclosure multiple and a public multiple that shares the common multiple,
And controls the game participant who has played the card to arbitrarily select a disclosure multiple if the common multiple is a common multiple of all of the three publicity multiples. The method according to claim 1,
The processor comprising:
If the defense attribute indicated on the card issued by the game participant is the same as the defense attribute indicated on the base card with reference to the defense attribute indicated on the base card in determining the announcement rotation direction, Control is made so that it can be arbitrarily selected,
If the defense attribute indicated on the card issued by the game participant is a direction that is in the direction of the immediately preceding announcement rotation direction,
When the defense attribute indicated on the card issued by the game participant is a direction reverse to the previous announcement rotation direction, reverses the announcement rotation direction and synchronizes the rotation direction on the virtual compass with the progress direction of the game. . The method according to claim 1,
The processor comprising:
In the case where all players participating in the game after the player who played the last card return pass to the game participant who issued the last card again, the circulation of the predetermined multiple of the disclosure And controls to assign a game progression order to a game participant who has played the last card based on the circulation multiple times,
Wherein the cyclic structure of the predetermined multiple of disclosures comprises:
If the disclosure multiple is three, the disclosure multiple is circulated to four, the disclosure multiple is circulated to five if the disclosure multiple is four, and the disclosure multiple is three if the disclosure multiple is five. system. The method according to claim 1,
The processor comprising:
When the game participant succeeds in dropping the card, moves the lowered card to a position of the lower card to determine a new lower card for the next game participant. The method according to claim 1,
The processor comprising:
The player who decides the game participant who puts down all of the allocated cards first is determined as the winner and the rank of the remaining game participants is determined according to the number of cards held at the end of the game at the end of the game, And determines a participant having a card with a higher rank as a higher rank if the number of cards is equal to the number of cards. The method according to claim 1,
The processor comprising:
The game participant who has reached the predetermined winning point of the aggregation point among the game participants is determined as the winner,
Wherein the summing point is determined based on at least one of a multiplication point, a rotation point, and a time point acquired by a game participant. The method according to claim 1,
The processor comprising:
When the arithmetic sum based on the numbers displayed on the base card and the numbers displayed on the card issued by the game participant succeeds in making a multiple of the disclosure multiple, a predetermined multiple point corresponding to the multiple generated by the arithmetic sum is provided Online game system. The method according to claim 1,
The processor comprising:
Providing a predetermined rotation point to the game participant if the defense attribute displayed on the base card is the same as the defense attribute displayed on the card issued by the game participant or on a virtual compass,
Wherein the predetermined rotation point is proportional to the number of consecutive rotation successes of the player who played the card,
When the game participant succeeds in the azimuth rotation without stopping by the pass, increases the number of consecutive rotation successes and initializes the consecutive rotation success times of the game participant when the game participant inputs a pass. An online gaming system. The method according to claim 1,
The processor comprising:
Determining a time point based on a difference between the time limit and the time taken by the game participant to play the card when the game participant issues a card within a predetermined time limit, To the participant.

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