Game kit utilizing board and pieces
AssigneeTakio Kurokawa
InventorsAkihiro Nakayama, Tomoko Tachiki
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AssigneeTakio Kurokawa
InventorsAkihiro Nakayama, Tomoko Tachiki
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The present invention provides a game kit comprising a board and a plurality of pieces. The playing field of the board comprises a plurality of intersecting points created by three sets of parallel line segments meeting at an angle of 60.degree.. The points are especially marked to designate the locations on which the pieces are to be placed, with the object of forming equilateral triangles. Interspersed between each of the three sets of parallel line segments is an auxiliary set of parallel line segments. The auxiliary line segments create a second set of intersecting points on the board which may be used as an aid in identifying the location of potential triangles. The game pieces may be played selectively with their face or back directed upwards to designate the players and are provided with markings to identify said face and back. The equilateral triangles are formed by players strategically placing their pieces, in turn one piece at a time, on the unoccupied specially marked intersecting points. A player may use his (her) turn by alternatively moving one of his (her) pieces, already on the board, to a selected adjacent unoccupied point. When an opponent's piece(s) are confined within a player's formed equilateral triangle, these confined pieces are captured and taken off the board. The player who takes all of the opponent's pieces off the board wins.
Game kit comprising a game board with crosses thereon corresponding to respective intersecting points of line segments and a plurality of pieces to be set up on said crosses;
Game kit comprising a game board formed thereon with crosses corresponding to respective intersecting points of line segments and a plurality of pieces to be set up on said crosses, characterized in that said crosses correspond to intersecting points of at least two groups of line segments, each group of line segments extending in parallel to one another and intersecting at an angle of 60.degree. relative to the other group of line segments and all the line segments of said both groups extending at uniform intervals, respectively;
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