Game of giving a title to a pictorial work
Abstract
The game comprises game sessions including: submitting a representation of a pictorial work; making an input field available to each player; each player giving a title to the pictorial work shown; and collecting and storing the title given by the player. The game may be implemented in particular by computer means comprising a remote game site communicating with terminals used by the players, in particular within an application for accessing and dialoguing with a social network. The site displays a plurality of titles that have already been given by other players to a work that is displayed, and a player quantifies preferences for those titles either by a binary “like/unlike” type evaluation or by putting them into an order of preference. The site generates a chart ranking the titles that have already been given as a function of the quantified evaluations as transmitted in this way.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A game comprising at least one game session corresponding to the following steps:
submitting a representation of a pictorial work; making an input field available to each player; each player giving a title to the pictorial work shown; and collecting and storing the title given by the player.
2 . The game of claim 1 , wherein the came comprises the steps consisting in:
submitting a plurality of representations to a first player and having that player give a plurality of corresponding titles; submitting said representations independently to a second player together with the titles given by the first player; making the second player guess which representations match which titles; and giving the second player a score as a function of the number of exact matches found.
3 . The game of claim 1 , wherein a list is provided of words that are banned for use in a title by the player.
4 . The game of claim 1 , wherein the game is implemented by physical media comprising: a set of cards, each carrying a representation of a pictorial work; a game board on which the cards may be placed; and writing means including said input field, which means are made available to the players.
5 . The game of claim 1 , wherein the game is implemented by computer means comprising a remote game site and a terminal accessible to each player, the terminal comprising: a screen suitable for displaying the representation of the pictorial work; input means including said input field; and remote transmission means for exchanging data with the game site.
6 . The game of claim 5 , wherein the game is implemented at the terminal end by a widget type application.
7 . The game of claim 5 , wherein the game is implemented within an application for accessing and dialoguing with a social network.
8 . The game of claim 5 , wherein the steps of a game session comprise:
the game site transmitting to the terminal the representation of the pictorial work; displaying the representation on the screen of the terminal; the input means of the terminal receiving the title given by the player; sending the title as input to the terminal to the game site; and storing and processing the title by the game site.
9 . The game of claim 5 , further including displaying to a player, together with said representation of the pictorial work, a plurality of titles that have already been given by other players to the same pictorial work during prior sessions.
10 . The game of claim 5 , further including a step of the player inputting a quantified evaluation of that player's preferences relating to said titles that have already been given, and transmitting this quantified evaluation to the game site.
11 . The game of claim 10 , wherein said quantified evaluation is a binary evaluation of the “like/unlike” type, allocated to at least of said already-given titles.
12 . The game of claim 10 , wherein said quantified evaluation comprises classifying said already-given titles in order of preference.
13 . The game of claim 10 , further including the central site generating a chart ranking said already-given titles as a function of the quantified evaluations transmitted by a plurality of different players.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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