RU2079326C1 - Table game - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: recreational games. SUBSTANCE: this is for rest and entertainment both for children and adults. Table game has flat playing field of rectangular shape and two sets of playing members of different color. Playing field is restricted by two side boards and is conditionally divided by axis through center. To left and right of central axis of playing field rigidly fixed on field edges are strips with limiting pins. Pins are fixed on strips vertically at equal distance from each other. This distance is larger than diameter of playing members. Located beyond strips are traps restricted by end barriers, and located beyond traps are shelves for playing members. Game is provided with two cases and their covers are used as bottoms of shelves. EFFECT: high efficiency. 2 dwg

Description

 The invention relates to board games, in particular to games on the boards, and can find application in the organization of recreation and entertainment for both children and adults.

 Board game is not only entertainment. It makes leisure meaningful, teaches creativity, the ability to navigate in difficult situations, develops combination thinking, mind, will, patience and promotes psychological relaxation.

 There are various board games, both sporting and entertaining, which contain a playing field and game pieces. The sports-board game (ed. Certificate of the USSR N 978884, A 63 F 7/08) is equipped with pads with percussion pads, with the help of which game pieces are moved on the playing field.

 The game "Ball Contrast" (ed. Certificate of the USSR N 1787466, class A 63F 7/04) consists in the fact that players with a hammer or hand move (push) game pieces (balls) across the playing field.

 In a well-known board game (UK application N 2233912 from 01/23/91, class A 63 F 3/00) on the playing board there are two sets of nodes fixed in a certain order and two sets of chips installed in nodes. The winner is the player who formed a line of the corresponding color through the board or surrounded the opponent's chips.

 In a well-known board game simulating a game of golf (US patent N 5000460 of 03.19.91, CL A 63 F 3/00) on the game board depicts a golf course. The game has game elements and two sets of percussion elements.

 In a well-known board game imitating a sports game (French application N 2654646 dated 05.24.91, class A 63 F 7/07), game elements are placed on a smooth playing surface. With the help of a cue, the players set in motion elements for transmitting the pushing force to the ball in order to send it to the opponent’s goal.

 The prototype of the claimed invention is a game of drafts on a checkerboard The Nutcracker (see Kedrina T.Ya. Gelazoniya P.I. A large book of games and entertainment for children and parents. M. Pedagogy Press, 1992, p. 148 149).

 On both sides of the checkerboard, rivals arrange eight checkers in a row. And everyone, sending a checker forward with a click, seeks to bring down the enemy’s checkers.

 But this game is quite simple (and some consider it even stupid).

 An object of the invention is to increase the entertainingness of the game (which is provided by limiting the possibility of knocking out chips by introducing appropriate structural elements and playing the game in accordance with the rules), the development of combinational thinking, dexterity, and eyeballs in players. In addition, the claimed invention expands the range of games.

 The inventive board game "Scrap" contains a flat playing field of rectangular shape and two sets of chips of different colors (for example, white and black). The playing field is limited by two sides, in the center conditionally separately by the axis. To the left and to the right of the central axis of the playing field (at the edges) there are rigidly fixed strips with limited pins, and the pins on the bar are fixed vertically at the same distance from each other, the distance between the pins exceeds the diameter (width) of the chip. Behind the slats are traps, limited by the sides, and behind the traps are shelves for chips. The game is equipped with two pencil cases, the covers of which are the bottoms of the shelves.

 In FIG. 1 shows a playing field; in FIG. 2 is a top view, a side view and a side view in section.

 In FIG. shown: playing field 1, bounding side 2, strap 3 with bounding pins, trap 4, shelf 5, pencil case 6, chips 7.

 Rules of the game.

 Two players play with chips of different colors (for example, white and black).

 Purpose of the game: knock out enemy chips from the playing field. The one who first achieves the goal of the game wins, while he must have at least one chip of his color left.

 Arrangement of chips: arbitrary, by agreement of the playing partners (symmetrical about the axis of the playing field in a line, in the shape of a triangle, etc.). Players may have the same number of chips, by agreement one of the players may be given a handicap.

 The right of the first move: in the first lot by lot; in subsequent games, the player who won the previous game goes first.

 Rules for striking: a strike is applied in an arbitrary direction with the finger of the hand, either by clicking on the side surface of the chip 7, or by abruptly straightening to the side of the strike of the finger of the hand, installed at a point on the upper plane of the chip 7, while the hand should not be shifted towards the strike.

 A hit is made by a chip 7 of its color on any chip 7 of the playing field 1, and as a result of striking, at least one opponent chip 7 must be hit. If this does not happen, then the striking chip 7 is removed from the playing field 1 to the shelf 5.

 Chip 7 is considered to be knocked out of the playing field 1 if it fell into the trap 4 as a result of striking. If the chip 7 flew out of the playing field 1 and did not fall into the trap 4, it is considered to have flown over side 2. All knocked out chips drop out of the game. All 2 pieces of the striking player flying out through the side are eliminated from the game. All the chips of the opponent of the striking player flying out through the side 2 are returned to the playing field 1 and placed in its center. All chips eliminated from the game are displayed on shelves 5.

 Transition rules: the striker remains with the striker if at least one opponent’s chip 7 is knocked out as a result of striking and none of the striker’s chips are knocked out or flown over side 2, otherwise the move is passed to the opponent.

Claims (1)

 A board game containing a rectangular rectangular playing field and two sets of game elements of different colors, characterized in that the playing field is provided with two side walls, obstacles are rigidly fixed at the same distance to the right and left of its central axis with the possibility of moving between them game elements, and obstacles are placed in such a way that the distance between them exceeds the diameter of the game element, traps are located behind the obstacles, limited by end sides.

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