Three dimensional word game
OwnerJames Eads Raderinventor
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Abstract
A three-dimensional word game comprising a 3.times.3.times.3 cube for receiving letter pieces, there being 26 letter-receiving spaces disposed on the surface of the cube. One letter of the alphabet may be associated with each of 26 letter pieces. In playing the game, players take turns placing one or more letter pieces onto the cube. Words are spelled out by tracing a path between consecutively adjacent letter pieces.
Claims5
Word game apparatus comprising, in combination:
- a three-dimensional cube including means located on each of the six faces thereof forming at least 26 defined locations for receiving letter pieces, 26 cubical letter pieces each of which has a unique letter of the English alphabet associated therewith and inscribed on each of the six faces thereof, said letter pieces interacting with said cube such that said letter pieces may be placed at said defined locations on said three-dimensional cube, and words may be spelled out by tracing a path through consecutively adjacent letter pieces on said three-dimensional cube.
Apparatus according to claim 3 wherein said cube is formed by three intersecting pairs of parallel walls, said walls defining a cubical outline and twenty-six cubical recesses for receiving letter pieces.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.