Tile Game Set
OwnerMichael Raymond Bonainventor
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Abstract
A game set includes tiles. Each tile has first and second surfaces, first and second sides, and first and second ends. The first surface of each tile includes a directional marking having a tail end and a leading end. The tail end of each directional marking is adjacent to only one of the first side, the second side, and the first end. The leading end of each directional marking is adjacent to only one of the first side, the second side, and the second end. When the tiles are arranged such that the leading end of the directional marking of one tile is adjacent to the tail end of the directional marking of another tile, the directional markings collectively define a single path that begins at the tail end of a first one of the tiles and terminates at the leading end of a last one of the tiles.
Claims19
A game set, comprising:
- a plurality of tiles, each tile having opposite first and second surfaces, opposite first and second sides extending between the first and second surfaces, and opposite first and second ends extending between the first and surfaces, the first surface of each tile including a directional marking having a tail end and a leading end, the tail end of each directional marking being adjacent to only one of the first side, the second side, and the first end, the leading end of each directional marking being adjacent to only one of the first side, the second side, and the second end,
- wherein when at least two of the tiles are arranged such that the leading end of the directional marking of one tile is adjacent to the tail end of the directional marking of another tile, the directional markings of the arranged tiles collectively define a single path that begins at the tail end of a first one of the tiles and terminates at the leading end of a last one of the tiles.
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