RU40597U1 - TABLE GAME "I AM A DRIVER" - Google Patents

Abstract

1. A board game containing a playing field with markup, game elements and a random number generator, for example, in the form of a playing cube with marking faces, characterized in that the playing field is made in the form of a plan of a settlement, for example, a city map, with roads marked by marking up sequentially located game segments, and game elements are made in the form of a set of game route maps with the names of various vehicles printed on them, for example, “route taxi”, and routes and x movement on the playing field, for example, “Bus fleet - Recreation center - Chamomile Village”, a set of penalty cards, a set of game chips with images of traffic signs, a set of game chips with images of traffic lights imitating the supply of various light signals, and a set of game chips, imitating various vehicles, for example, made in the form of toy figures of specific vehicles. 2. The game according to claim 1, characterized in that the names of the vehicles on the game route maps and the number of route maps exactly correspond to the appearance of specific vehicles made in the form of chips simulating them and their number, respectively. The game according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the game segments are separated by graphical markup and / or highlighted in different colors. The game according to claim 3, characterized in that it further comprises an information-game table with images and descriptions of road signs and road markings. The game according to claim 4, characterized in that it further comprises a quick reference to a motorist,

Description

The utility model relates to the field of designing board games, in particular to educational board games according to the rules of the road, developing memory, attention and logical thinking, as well as the ability to put into practice knowledge of the rules of the road, and can be used as an educational and game visual aid to familiarize children, mainly of school age, with the rules of the road in force on the territory of the Russian Federation.

Known educational board game "Squares of arrest" (see RF patent No. 2083253 for the invention, CL A 63 F 3/00, 1997, BI No. 19, 07/10/97), including game elements with applied game information. The specified game is quite formalized and is intended for "specially trained" participants.

The closest technical solution to the claimed one, adopted for the closest analogue (prototype) of the utility model, is an educational historical board game for school children "World of Slavic mythology" (see the description of the patent of the Russian Federation No. 2117510, class A 63 F 3/06, 1998.08.20), containing a playing field with markup and flat game elements with game information printed on them and symbols from Slavic mythology.

The disadvantage of the closest analogue (prototype) is the relatively low amusement and dynamism of the game, due to the very narrow application orientation of the specific game topics and means of achieving the goals of the game, including their inadequacy in relation to existing life reality.

The utility model is aimed at familiarizing children, mainly of school age, with the rules of the road that are in force in the Russian Federation, while at the same time increasing the use and simplicity of the game with the help of simple game means, as well as the degree of reliability of game modeling of real situational tasks in the field of road and street traffic arising in the course of everyday life.

At the same time, the task of creating an educational board game according to the rules of the road and street traffic, which allows in the process of its implementation to form for playing, mainly children and adolescents, the ability to quickly navigate and make decisions in difficult life situations while developing and training memory, attention, ingenuity and logical thinking.

This is achieved by the fact that in the proposed board game "I-driver", containing a playing field with markup, game elements and a random number generator, for example, in the form of a playing cube with marking faces, in contrast to the closest analogue (prototype), the playing field is made in in the form of a plan of a settlement, for example, a city map, with the designation of roads divided by marking into sequentially located game segments, and game elements made in the form of a set of game route maps with the names of the different other vehicles, for example: “fixed-route taxi”, and their driving routes on the playing field, for example: “Bus park-Recreation center - Chamomile Village”, a set of penalty cards, a set of game chips with images of traffic signs, a set of game chips with images of traffic lights that simulate the supply of various light signals, and a set of game chips that simulate various vehicles, for example, made in the form of toy figures of specific vehicles.

One part of the game chips with images of traffic lights imitates the enable signal of green color, and the other - the inhibit signal of red color, printed on the chips and highlighted graphically.

The names of vehicles on the game route maps and the number of route maps exactly correspond to the appearance of specific vehicles made in the form of chips simulating them and their number, respectively. As toy figures of specific vehicles imitating the real ones, for example, a car, a lorry, a small truck, a passenger bus, or a minibus can be used.

If necessary, depending on its functional purpose, the game segments of roads and streets can be separated by graphical layout and / or highlighted in different colors.

In the general case of the execution and configuration of the game, it contains an information-game table with images and descriptions of road signs and road markings (see Appendix 3 to the description).

In addition, in the optimal embodiment of the game from the point of view of achieving its goals, it contains a quick reference for a motorist, made in the form of a table and / or brochure with text elements that include the following information blocks: “Basic concepts”, “Traffic light signals”, “Start” traffic, maneuvering ”,“ Location of vehicles on the carriageway ”,“ Overtaking, oncoming traffic ”,“ Stop ”,“ Crossing ”,“ Speed ”(see Appendix 4 to the description).

In the general case, the playing field, made in the form of an enlarged map, plan, or a detailed diagram of the city with its nearest suburbs, contains signs of roads, city streets, various traffic roads and parking lots, including pedestrian sidewalks and passages, with road markings applied on them full

in accordance with the rules of the road in force on the territory of the Russian Federation.

In a simplified embodiment of the game, it contains only a playing field, for example, a city plan with the designation of roads divided into game segments, a set of game route maps, a set of game chips with images of traffic signs, a set of game chips with images of traffic lights and a set of transport toy figures means, appearance (for example, with the names printed on them) and the number of which exactly correspond to the names of vehicles on the game route maps and the number of route maps, respectively etstvenno.

As a random number generator in the game, use the usual “dice”, for example, in the form of a dice with marking of faces, made in any known manner, for example, by applying different numbers of points highlighted in color from 1 to 6.

The essence of the utility model is illustrated by drawings and drawings, which depict:

- figure 1 is a fragment of the playing field with markup;

- figure 2 - game route map;

- figure 3 - game chips and figures.

An example of a specific implementation of the claimed utility model is the board game "I-driver", mainly for children 7 years and older, which can play from 2 to 6 people.

The game contains a playing field 1 (see figure 1), made in the form of a plan map (diagram) of the city (see Appendix 1 to the description) with the designation of urban buildings 2 and roads (not shown in the drawing), divided into segments 3 by marked on them 4 in the form of dashed lines; game elements in the form of a set of game route maps 5 (see

figure 2) with the names of 6 different vehicles printed on them and the routes of their movement in the form of the corresponding names of 7 “follow-up” points of each specific vehicle sequentially located and marked on the playing field in accordance with its route map (see Appendix 2 to the description ); a set of penalty cards (not shown in the drawing); a set of flat or thickened game chips with images of traffic signs 8 (see figure 3); a set of flat or thickened game chips with images of traffic lights 9 and a set of game chips in the form of toy figures 10 of specific vehicles in accordance with their names on game route maps 5.

In addition, the game contains an information and game table with images and descriptions of road signs and road markings (see Appendix 3 to the description), for example, located on the inside of the box lid (not shown in the drawing) for the game, as well as a “Quick Reference Guide for a Motorist” (see Appendix 4 to the description), made, for example, in the form of a separate brochure along with the rules of the game.

In the general case, the game is conducted as follows.

On the playing field 1 (in any places on the roads marked on it) game elements are placed (game cards, game pieces, toy figures): road signs 8, traffic lights 9, vehicles 10, mix and put game route cards 5 on the playing field 1 Then, each player randomly selects a route map 5 with the name (number) 6 of the vehicle and route 7, which must be passed on the playing field 1. Next, each player according to the route map 5 received by him, selects a toy trance on the playing field 1 a sports vehicle 10 and installs it on the playing field 1 according to the road marking to the parking place closest to the name of the first point of route 7 on the game route map 5; Players sort out the penalty cards and set the order of moves.

Throwing a game die one by one (“dice”), each player advances on his vehicle 10 along the roads on the game field 1 with road signs 8 and traffic lights 9 according to his route 7 to 4 segments 3 marked with a dashed line (for which roads are broken), how many points flows into the cube.

The player who first goes along his entire route wins.

The game rules are described in more detail in Appendix 4 to the description of the utility model.

It should also be noted that, while maintaining all the significant differences, the rules of the game can be adjusted in the direction of complication or in the direction of simplification.

Claims (5)

1. A board game containing a playing field with markup, game elements and a random number generator, for example, in the form of a playing cube with marking faces, characterized in that the playing field is made in the form of a plan of a settlement, for example, a city map, with roads marked by marking up sequentially located game segments, and game elements are made in the form of a set of game route maps with the names of various vehicles printed on them, for example, “route taxi”, and routes and x movement on the playing field, for example, “Bus fleet - Recreation center - Chamomile Village”, a set of penalty cards, a set of game chips with images of traffic signs, a set of game chips with images of traffic lights imitating the supply of various light signals, and a set of game chips, imitating various vehicles, for example, made in the form of toy figures of specific vehicles. 2. The game according to claim 1, characterized in that the names of the vehicles on the game route maps and the number of route maps exactly correspond to the appearance of specific vehicles made in the form of chips simulating them and their number, respectively. 3. The game according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the game segments are separated by graphical markup and / or highlighted in different colors. 4. The game according to claim 3, characterized in that it further comprises an information-game table with images and descriptions of road signs and road markings. 5. The game according to claim 4, characterized in that it further comprises a quick reference for a motorist, made in the form of a table and / or brochure with text elements that include the following information blocks: “Basic concepts”, “Traffic lights”, “Start of movement, maneuvering ”,“ Location of vehicles on the carriageway ”,“ Overtaking, oncoming traffic ”,“ Stop ”,“ Passage of intersections ”,“ Speed of movement ”.