Three-dimensional game
Abstract
A three-dimensional version of the popular Sudoku game is disclosed which may include a game board having a plurality of two-dimensional matrices disposed thereon. Each of the two-dimensional matrices may have a plurality of positions for entering solutions. The game board may further specify an ordered layering for the plurality of the two-dimensional matrices such that the plurality of two-dimensional matrices may be conceptualized as a three-dimensional structure. Correct solutions for the positions of the two-dimensional matrices must be satisfied in three-dimensions in accordance with the three-dimensional structure.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A puzzle game comprising:
a game board having a plurality of two-dimensional matrices disposed thereon, each of said two-dimensional matrices having a plurality of positions for entering solutions; and said game board further specifying an ordered layering for the plurality of the two-dimensional matrices such that said plurality of two-dimensional matrices may be conceptualized as a three-dimensional structure; wherein correct solutions for the positions of the two-dimensional matrices must be satisfied in three-dimensions in accordance with the three-dimensional structure.
2 . The puzzle game of claim 1 , wherein each of the two-dimensional matrices is an n×n matrix.
3 . The puzzle game of claim 2 , wherein said n×n matrix is a 9×9 matrix.
4 . The puzzle game of claim 1 , wherein the solutions comprise alphanumeric characters.
5 . The puzzle game of claim 1 , wherein each of said two-dimensional matrices comprises at least one row, at least one column, and at least one quadrant.
6 . The puzzle game of claim 1 , wherein each correct solution of a position must be satisfied in a row, column and quadrant of a layer of the three-dimensional structure.
7 . The puzzle game of claim 6 , wherein each correct solution of a position must be further satisfied in a row, column and quadrant of a face of the three-dimensional structure.
8 . The puzzle game of claim 7 , wherein each correct solution of a position must be further satisfied in a row, column and quadrant of a slice of the three-dimensional structure.
9 . The puzzle game of claim 1 , wherein the three-dimensional structure comprises a cube.
10 . The puzzle game of claim 9 , wherein said cube comprises layers, faces, and slices.
11 . The puzzle game of claim 10 wherein each of said layers, faces, and slices comprises rows, columns and quadrants.
12 . The puzzle game of claim 1 , wherein the three-dimensional structure a plurality of partially overlapping cubes.
13 . The puzzle game of claim 12 , wherein each of said cubes comprises layers, faces, and slices.
14 . The puzzle game of claim 13 wherein each of said layers, faces, and slices comprises rows, columns and quadrants.
15 . The puzzle game of claim 1 , wherein each of said two-dimensional matrices is a Sudoku matrix.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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