JPH0576875B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application This invention relates to game cards that can be enjoyed by everyone from infants to adults.

Conventional technology Playing cards, which are widely used, are divided into four types of marks, making it difficult to decide who is better or who is worse. Furthermore, there are no cards of the same type and number in a set.
These factors naturally place restrictions on the new games that can be created.

Problems that the invention aims to solve Many game cards that adults can enjoy, such as playing cards, are difficult for young children (for example, J, Q,
Until now, there has never been a game card that allows families, including young children, to enjoy a variety of games.

Furthermore, due to the constraints on the structure of playing cards as game cards, it was difficult to create new games that differed from conventional ones.

Means for Solving the Problems According to the present invention, a game card has the following configuration.

(a) The three types of marks on the cards are Jiyanken's goo, chiyoki, and par, making it easier to decide the winner or loser.

(b) Create identical cards, and for each mark, the number of cards is n for 1, (n-1) for 2, 2 for (n-1), and 1 for n.
It was made into a sheet.

Example The following may be considered for implementation.

(B) As a typical example, there are three types of marks: goo, chiyoki, and par, and the number of marks for each mark is 5 for 1, 4 for 2, 3 for 3, and 2 for 4. , 5 may be one sheet. The total number of sheets in this set is 45, as shown in the drawing.

(b) Appropriate marks may be used in place of the three types of marks: goo, chiyoki, and par.

(c) You may increase or decrease the number of marks on the cards and their number.

(d) You may also create special cards such as Yorkers.

Effects of the invention The above game cards have three characteristics.

(b) Winners and losers can be determined in a three-way fashion by the marks on the cards.

(b) The size of the number of cards and the number of cards are inversely proportional (the sum of the number and number of cards is constant).

(c) Use marks and small numbers that even young children can easily understand.

These three characteristics make it possible to create a wide variety of new games that can be enjoyed by everyone from infants to adults. Next, I will introduce some new games that can be played using this card. The cards used are the representative set of cards shown in (a) of the example.

(a) Jiyanken Toritsuko ・Number of people: 2 to several people.

・Distribute all the cards evenly.

・Each person stacks the cards face down without looking at them, and takes them out one at a time from the top.

・Similar to Jiyanken, the winner is determined, and the loser hands over the same number of cards to the winner as the points of the winner's cards.
For example, in Chiyoki's 5 vs. Gu's 2, Gu wins.
The loser has 2 cards (Chiyoki's 5 and another 1 from the top of his hand)
) to the winner.

・If you run out of cards in your hand, you lose.

*This game can be played by young children who understand Jiyanken, and is also useful for learning numbers up to 5.

(b) Fifth round ・Number of people: 2 to 5 people.

・Place 5 cards in each hand, 10 tableau cards, and the rest face down in a pile.

・Put one card from your hand onto the field in order.

・If the card you played wins with a Jiyanken mark, and there is a card on the table that has the same score or is larger than the card you played, take that card and place it face down in your hand. The number of tableau piles that can be taken at that time is not limited to one, but any number of cards can be taken at once as long as the total score of the tableau piles taken is less than or equal to the card played. For example, if you play a Goo 5, and there are 2 Chiyoki 1s and 1 Chiyoki 3 on the field, take a total of 3.

・If there are no cards in play that can be taken with the cards you put out, flip a card from the pile and put it on the play field. If there is a card in play that can be taken with that card, you can take it in the same way.

- After everyone has played their five cards, the player with the most cards wins.

*This game can be played from around the age of 4 and is useful for learning the size of numbers and simple addition. It's also fun for adults to play, as it requires reading, judgment, and luck.

(c) Jiyanken maze ・Number of people: 1 person.

・5 each mark (score does not matter) total 15
Use only one.

- Arrange all the cards horizontally in 3 rows of 5 cards each.

・Start from one of the four corners, vertically,
If there is a winning card in the horizontally adjacent cards, take them in order. For example, if you win against a ball, you win with par, and if you win with par, you win with chiyoki, etc.

・If you can't take it anymore, it's over, so it's better to take as much as you can.

*This game can be played by young children and is also fun for adults as well. It's also a great way to practice looking ahead to see which corner you can pick the most from.

If you're lucky, you can open them all.

(d) Gooper Chiyoki ・Number of people: 2 to 4 people.

・Arrange all 45 sheets in 5 rows of 9 sheets each.

・One person at a time, start picking up the cards that are in the corner (or the cards that are on the ledge, or the cards that are isolated). Just like the Jiyanken maze mentioned above, you advance to the winning card, and when you can't take any more cards, it's the next person's turn.

・From the second turn onwards, you can put one card from your hand anywhere, and then you can start taking cards.

・The one who takes all the pieces and takes the most wins.

*The Jiyanken Maze is a multi-player game that can be enjoyed by everyone from 4 to 5 years old to adults.

In addition to reading with your eyes, you need to use your head to figure out how to play your hand.

If you are playing with only adults, it is very interesting if you decide that you have to start immediately when it is your turn without thinking about it, as it will cause a lot of noise and chaos.

If you use two sets of 90 sheets, it can be enjoyed by a large number of people and is also good for parties.

In addition to the above, there are many other ways to play. These new games can be enjoyed by everyone from infants to the elderly, in groups including families, or individually.

Opportunities for entertainment and communication will increase for many people. It is also useful for the development of young children and for preventing blurred vision in the elderly. The social significance of these things is considerable.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of the present invention.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1 (a) Jiyanken's goo, chiyoki, par, etc.
A set of game cards with marks that make it easy to decide who wins or loses. (b) Create a set number of cards with the same number of marks in each set. The number is
For one type of mark, if the number of marks 1 is n, then 2 is (n-1), 3 is (n-2),
...The number of marks n is one. In this way, game cards are made in such a way that as the number of marks increases, the number of identical cards decreases. A game card configured as described above.