RU209028U1 - Board game - Google Patents

Abstract

A board game characterized by the fact that it includes a cue ball, pucks of two colors and a playing field, limited along the perimeter by sides, which have gaps for holes, holes in at least four places. On the playing field, in its center, there is a rotary disk with a catapult on it. This game has a design where bits move around the field when exposed to a cue ball released from a catapult.

Description

The utility model relates to board games based on throwing game elements into pockets along the perimeter of the playing field, and can be used in organizing recreation and entertainment for both children and adults. The game can have several difficulty levels and be transferred to a virtual platform.

State of the art

Board games are known from the prior art, which have a playing field limited by sides and pockets for driving chips into them, for example, (19) RU (11) 75 582 (13) U1, (54) Multi-purpose playing field "Igrodrom" ), where in this game a multipurpose playing field is claimed, containing a playing field with playing field limiters and gates and/or pockets, movable elements, a means for moving movable elements, characterized in that the surface of the playing field limiters and/or movable elements has a mirror surface, and the means for moving the movable elements has a source of light radiation, or a catapult (for example, the board game "Submarine", (19) RU (11) 61146 (13) U1). This board game contains a playing field, a bat and two sets of game elements. The device for determining the result of a conditional shot is equipped with a game catapult in the form of a two-arm swivel lever made in the form of an elongated plate.

Games differ from the claimed game in rules and, as a result, in the composition, design of the playing field and the location of game elements on it and their use.

The closest to the claimed game in terms of the rules of the game and the composition of the game elements is a billiard-type board game ((19) RU (11) 18642 (13) U1 (51) IPC A63F 7/00 (2000.01)), characterized in that contains a playing field in the form of a rectangular table with boards and pockets, game elements in the form of chips sliding across the field and a set of cues. At least two sets of counters identical in design but different in color are taken as game elements, and two identical in design and different in color counter-bits are respectively used as "shock balls" during the game. This game has a design where bits move across the field when exposed to a cue, i.e. this game takes place according to the rules adopted for billiards, and the shape of the game elements of this game, except for bits, completely repeats the game elements of traditional billiards. The disadvantage of this game is that a fairly large space is required to play the game.

The figure 1 shows the elements of the claimed board game, where

1 - playing field;

2 - rotary disk;

3 - catapult;

4 - groove;

5 - guide;

6 - 9 - side;

10 - hole;

11 - cue ball;

12 - 17 - washers of the same color;

18 - 23 - washers of a different color.

The figure 2 shows a catapult in the form of a slingshot.

The figure 3 shows a catapult in the form of a flexible plate.

Figures 4 ÷ 9 show various forms of the sides, by changing which you can diversify - change the level of difficulty of the game.

The technical result from the use of the claimed game is the expansion of the set of board games that can be used to train fine motor skills of the fingers during collective leisure.

Description of the proposed solution

The board game consists of a playing field 1 with a swivel disc 2 in the middle, a catapult 3 placed on a swivel disc 2, cue ball 11 and pucks 13 ÷ 24 of two colors. On the surface of the field - from the center to the periphery - marking can be performed with a given step (for example, the marking step can be 1 degree) (not shown in the drawing).

The lower surface of the cue ball 11 and washers 12 ÷ 23 is made with the possibility of sliding on the surface of the playing field 1.

The playing field 1 along the perimeter is limited by the sides 6, which, at least in four places, have gaps under the holes 10, where the holes 10 can be made removable.

The bumpers 6 can also be made removable in order to change, for example, straight bumpers to curved ones, etc., or bumpers made of one material with one elasticity to bumpers made of another material, to diversify the game that has become familiar and develop fine motor skills fingers on the hands. For example, (see Fig. 4 ÷ 9), which shows the shape of the sides: straight, arcuate, wavy round.

The following materials can be used for the sides: acrylic glass, wood, plywood, plastic, metal, fiberboard, chipboard, MDF, LDST, LMDF, rubber and other similar materials. The surface of the sides can be of any color and can be decorated with various background pictures, inscriptions and other images.

In the center of the playing field there is a rotary disk 2, on which a catapult 3 is located, which can be made either in the form of a slingshot with an elastic band (see figure 2) or in the form of a flexible elastic plate (see figure 3) and also with the help of a spring and other elastic or springy products (not shown in the drawings).

In the center of the disk 2 there is a groove 4, in which the cue ball puck 12 is placed in width. In the center of the groove there is a guide 5 for the bit in the form of a risk, which makes it possible to more accurately calculate the rotation of the disk 2 upon impact. Guide 5 shows the direction of impact, which allows you to correct the rotation of disk 2 and calculate the impact force of cue ball 11.

Wells 10 can be removable and made of the following materials: textiles, natural or artificial leather, acrylic glass, wood, plywood, plastic, metal, fiberboard, chipboard, MDF, LDST, LMDF, rubber and other similar materials, can be of any color and can be decorated with various background pictures, inscriptions and other images.

Washers 12-23, including cue ball 11, can be made from the following materials: natural or artificial leather textiles, acrylic glass, wood, plywood, plastic, metal, fiberboard, chipboard, MDF, LDSTP, LMDF, rubber and others similar materials can be of any color and can be decorated with various background pictures, inscriptions and other images.

This game meets the criterion of "novelty", because. such games have not been identified from the prior art.

Rules of the game

The game is played by two players, each of whom plays with bits of his own color.

The rules of the game are similar to the rules of billiards, with the difference that instead of a cue a catapult is used, and instead of balls a cue ball 11 and pucks 12 ÷ 23 of two colors are used.

The player must alternately put the pucks of his color into the holes using the cue ball. In order to put the puck into the hole, you need to correctly calculate the launch angle of the cue ball (according to the principle of playing billiards), only there are two key features:

1) cue ball 11 is launched only from the center of the playing field;

2) cue ball puck 11 is launched not with the help of a cue stick, but with the help of “catapult 3”, which is integrated into the turning field.

The first player to score all their goals wins.

During the game, players take and move pucks, pull on a rubber band of a slingshot or pull off a flexible plate, which are installed on the catapult, as a result of which the motor skills of the fingers and the eye of the participants in the games are trained.

Claims (7)

1. The playing field for a board game, limited along the perimeter by the sides, is made with the possibility of placing a cue ball and pucks of two colors on it, while the sides in four places have gaps for the holes, while on the playing field, in its center, a rotary a disk with a groove and a catapult on it, while the groove on the rotary disk is made with the possibility of placing a cue ball in it. 2. The playing field according to claim 1, characterized in that the disk has a groove in which the cue ball is placed. 3. The playing field according to claim 1, characterized in that the catapult is made in the form of a slingshot. 4. The playing field according to claim 1, characterized in that the catapult is made in the form of a flexible spring. 5. The playing field according to claim 1, characterized in that the holes are removable. 6. The playing field according to claim 1, characterized in that the sides are removable. 7. The playing field according to claim 1, characterized in that the sides are made of textiles, or natural or artificial leather, or acrylic glass, or wood, or plywood, or plastic, or metal, or fiberboard, or chipboard, or MDF, or LDStP, or LMDF, or rubber.

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