Surprise action game
AssigneeAdolph E. Goldfarb
InventorsAdolph E. Goldfarb, Martin I. Goldfarb
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AssigneeAdolph E. Goldfarb
InventorsAdolph E. Goldfarb, Martin I. Goldfarb
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A multiplayer surprise action game in the form of a central unit which defines a spiral pathway around its upper portion and a housing for an object-projecting mechanism in its lower portion. The housing has a plurality of openable doorways spaced around it. Each doorway defines a player station. The mechanism is randomly rotated to aim at only one of the doorways at any time, while concealing from the players the doorway at which it is aimed. The players move play pieces along the pathway and manipulate an advancing mechanisn that unpredictably sets off a noise maker after an apparently random time. The players have a chance to prepare, and then they activate the projecting mechanism. The mechanism projects the object (such as a toy snake) outwardly through the doorway at which it is then aimed, to the surprise of and excitement of the players. The particular player station/doorway from which the snake emerges may be used by the players to adjust the further play of the game.
A multiple-station surprise action game apparatus comprising:
A multiple-station surprise action game apparatus comprising:
A multiple-station surprise action game apparatus comprising:
A multiple-station surprise action game apparatus comprising:
A method of carryout a multiplayer surprise action game, comprising the steps of:
A multiple-station surprise action game apparatus comprising:
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