JPS604539Y2 - Go stones with labels - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] When playing Gomoku on a board, etc., the game is usually won or lost when the white Go stones or black Go stones of the same color move five times vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. is determined, but
This invention has a structure in which marks are attached to the front and back sides of the Go stones, and the marks on the front and back sides are different.In addition to this, it is possible to play five speeds with the same color of the Go stones, as well as five speeds with the same markings. This is related to the invention of Go stones that made it possible to play Gomoku at the same time.

The present invention will be explained below with reference to drawings.A corner mark 4a is formed as a mark on the surface of a Go stone 1 with a ground color of different colors. A circular mark 4b having a shape dissimilar to that of the mark on the front surface is provided on the back side of the mark.

In addition to being drilled, signs may be carved in raised steps.

That is, substantially symmetrical marks are attached to the front and back sides 2 and 3 of one Go stone 1.

In addition, as other signs, the above-mentioned drilled signs 4at4d may be colored in any desired color.

The ground color of Go stone 1 is not limited to black and white, but it may be a combination of red and white like Genpei Motoki, and the shape of Go stone 1 is limited to the conventional ring shape.It may be made into a disk shape to make it easier to mold with synthetic resin. You can.

Next, the board 5 to be used in combination with the Go stones 1 must have at least 36 or more boards, six rows each in the vertical and horizontal directions, but the appropriate number for this game is about one island each in the vertical and horizontal directions.

Next, an example of a game using the five speed signs of the present invention, ie, lining up five signs of the same color and the same color, will be explained as follows.

(b) In rock-paper-scissors, etc., decide on the first move with Go stones (either black Go stone 1b or white Go stone 1a), hold black Go stone 1b from the player who made the first move, and insert any mark in the center of the base 5 with the top facing up. Go stones 1a and lb are placed with markers at arbitrary locations, and this process is repeated.

(b) As a rule, when you have 13J'4 or 3Yo, declare it so that your opponent can understand.

If you play '3, 3 J', 4, 4 yo, 1 long yo, etc., you will lose.

(c) The feature of this game is that the player who lines up the five speeds in either the vertical, horizontal, or diagonal direction faster than the opponent with his own characteristic Go stone 1 wins, just like in traditional Gomoku. (See Figure 1A) Furthermore, it is possible to win even if the signs are lined up in five speeds (See Figure 1B).In other words, there are two types of winning chances with 5 on one board.

The winner is determined by the sign, regardless of the background color of Go stone 1, and the winner is the one who places Go stone 1 at the end of the fifth speed.

Therefore, in the present invention, not only one game element that simply arranges the five speeds according to the ground color of Go stone 1, but also the ground color of Go stone 1 and its mark are added, so there are multiple game elements on board 5. A very mental game unfolds.

In addition, if you want to enjoy a more advanced game, you can add complex rules, such as setting special rules that are not available in traditional Gomoku, such as having players alternately point the front and back of a sign to advance the game. be.

As mentioned above, the present invention makes it possible to drill different shapes as marks on the front surface 2 and back surface 3 of the Go stones 1, which have different background colors, and to inflate the inner surface with arbitrary colors. Since the Go stones are marked with a characteristic that they have been marked, the winner is not determined only by the five speeds of the Go stone 1 of the ground color that you have selected, but also by using the markings of the Go stone 1 that your opponent has marked. It also allows players to win or lose based on their speed, allowing them to enjoy a more complex brain game than ever before, which doubles their interest in the game.

In addition, in the case of "pinching base" Othello etc. according to this proposal,
You can also enjoy the game's richly varied developments, such as the inversion or reversal of the ground color of Go stone 1 and the sign, which creates a considerable illusion at 5 on the board.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a plan view showing an example of a board used in the game of the present invention, an arrangement A of the same color arranged in a straight line on the board, and an arrangement B of the same signs arranged diagonally. Figure 2 is a perspective view of a black base stone with a corner marker drilled on its surface, Figure 3 is a perspective view of a black base stone with a circle marker drilled on its back, and Figure 4 is a perspective view of a black base stone with a corner marker drilled on its surface. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a white base stone with a circle mark bored on the back surface. 1...Go stone, 1a...:...white base stone, 1b...
...Black base stone, 2...Surface of Go stone, 3...
...Back side of Go stone, 4a... Square sign, 4
b...Circular sign, 5...Base.

Claims (3)

[Scope of utility model registration request] (1) A marked base stone characterized by having different outlines formed as marks on the front and back sides of Go stones with different ground colors. (2) A base stone with a mark as set forth in claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, in which a figure or a pattern is engraved as a mark. (3) The base stone with a marker according to claim 2 of the utility model registration claim, in which the inner surface of the engraved marker is colored with an arbitrary color.