HU209253B - Three-dimensional logical toy - Google Patents

Abstract

The spatial logic board game, according to the invention, consists of game elements and a game field containing game points for the placement of game elements, the playing field comprising at least two planar bodies (1, 2) disposed in different planes, where the projections of the planar planes in the different planes are of intersecting lines. and each of the carcasses (1, 2) has points of intersection at the intersection points. The game is equipped with a dice or spin dial (7). Figure 1 ffl HU 209 253 Scope of description: 4 pages (including 1 page figure)

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a three-dimensional logic board game consisting of game elements and a play field containing game points suitable for placing the game elements.

Logic board games have been known since ancient times. These include chess, go, or mill games, which develop logical skills on the one hand and fun games on the other.

Such games consist of a play field and play elements, where the play elements are to be moved or placed on the play field according to certain rules.

The playing fields can be formed from simple geometric shapes, such as a chessboard, or line art such as a mill. Usually in the known solutions, the playing fields are designed as flat surfaces and boards. Such a game is described, for example, in U.S. Patent No. 3,730,527, where the pieces can be moved in a step-tapered and board-like play field.

Also known are logical board games with play fields, which are made of rotatable elements and thus the game field itself can be changed, or the game elements, figures are replaced with a play field consisting of rotatable elements. Such logic board games are described in U.S. Patent Nos. 2,628,838 or 4,136,883.

Each of the logical board games listed here must be moved or arranged on flat playing fields. In a sense, this limits the possibilities of games, and therefore the present invention seeks to provide a spatial logical board game that consists of game elements and a spatial play field containing orbits to accommodate the game elements.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The object of the present invention is to provide a playground consisting of at least two regular plane shaped carrier bodies disposed on different planes, the projections of the carrier planes in different planes, preferably regular planar faces, being intersecting lines and each intersection point of the playing bodies.

In a preferred embodiment, the playing field is formed by two triangles arranged in different planes such that the centers of the triangles are over each other and the vertices of the triangles are rotated 180 ° relative to one another.

The triangles are preferably formed of slats having holes and / or recesses for placing the balls forming the play elements.

There are, of course, additional game points between the vertices and the intersections.

In addition, the game is equipped with a dice and / or spin dial.

The toy according to the invention makes it possible to place and combine the toy elements and figures in several planes. This makes for a very interesting and spatially entertaining game.

Further details of the invention will be illustrated by way of an exemplary embodiment.

In the drawing it is

Fig. 1 is a plan view of a preferred embodiment of a three-dimensional logical board game according to the invention and a

Figure 2 is a side view of the toy shown in Figure 1.

The figures show that the toy is made up of two triangular carriers 1 and 2. The carrier body 1 is mounted on a base plate 3 and the carrier body 2 is connected to the same base plate 3 via columns 4 so that its center of gravity coincides with the other but its apex is rotated 180 °.

The carrier bodies 1 and 2 have holes 5 for insertion of balls 6 into balls. Optionally, the bores 5 may be replaced by simple recesses.

The game requires another dice or some other substitute. In the embodiment shown, a rotary dial 7 is mounted on the base plate 3. The position of the mark on the spin after the spin indicates how many of the 6 balls can be moved in any direction, in this case 5 holes.

The game must be played with a certain number of game elements, of course, with both players having different, for example, different colored game elements. The game elements can always be brought into play at the 8 points of the nodes 1 and 2. The object of the game is to capture all of the game points on the intersecting projections of the flat shapes that make up the playing field. In the illustrated embodiment, the overlapping play points are double play points, since both the lower support body 1 and the upper support body 2 have holes 5 therein.

During the game, the game elements can be moved from one plane of the playing field to another at these double play points.

During the game, players can alternately place the balls 5 in the holes 5 on the vertices 8 or move in the manner determined by the rotary dial 7. During the game, it is possible to knock down the opponent's game pieces if they are caught between two of their own game pieces.

The game can run until you have occupied all points in the game or have a certain number of triangles.

Of course, the presently illustrated embodiment is only one of many variants of the game according to the invention. It will be appreciated that the carrier bodies may have a variety of shapes and, accordingly, the shape of the planar shapes defined by the intersections may vary.

It is possible to use more than two carrier bodies, in which case the game can be played in more than two planes.

The spatial logic board game developed in accordance with the present invention allows for an unusual, interesting and varied game. Various variations of the design of the carrier bodies can also be used to shape the carrier bodies of different colors and shapes to form figures and symbols, so that they can optionally be used as advertising media.

Claims (7)

A spatial logic board game consisting of game elements and a play field containing playable points for positioning the game elements, characterized in that the play field 5 consists of at least two planar shaped carrier bodies (1,2) disposed in different planes, wherein the carrier bodies (1, 2) its projections consist of intersecting lines and the support bodies (1, 2. The spatial logic board game of claim 1, wherein the plane shapes are regular plane shapes. 2) each intersection has play points. The spatial logical board game according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the playing field is formed by two triangles arranged in different planes such that the centers of the triangles are over each other and the vertices (8) of the triangles are 180 ° relative to each other. are rotated. Spatial logic board game according to claim 3, characterized in that the triangles consist of slats, the play elements are balls (6) and the play points are holes (5) and / or recesses. A spatial logical board game according to claim 3 or 4, characterized in that there are additional play points between the points of play at the vertices (8) and at the intersection points. 6. A spatial logic board game according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it is provided with a dice. 7. A spatial logic board game according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that it is provided with a rotatable numerical dial (7).