US2013020763A1PendingUtilityA1
Personalized Game Board and Display Case
Est. expiryJul 21, 2031(~5 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Zachary Scott Sullivan
A63F 3/00261A63F 2003/00397A63F 2003/00255A63F 2003/00391A63F 2003/00545A63F 2003/00018A63F 2003/00246A63F 2003/0034
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Abstract
A customizable game board adaptable for display on a horizontal or vertical surface, such that the customizable components remain in their appropriate locations on the game board regardless of the orientation with respect to the direction force of gravity.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A game board comprising:
a rigid frame with a plurality of wells positioned in a pattern about the frame that supports the play of a game; a plurality of tiles suitably sized to be positionable within the wells; and a securement element to secure the tiles within the wells in resistance to gravity.
2 . The game board of claim 1 , where the securement element is intermediate a tile and a well floor.
3 . The game board of claim 1 , further comprising:
a play surface fixedly positionable on the frame, over the wells.
4 . The game board of claim 1 further comprising:
wells formed as voids, each delineated by a floor surface on the frame, and bordered on one side by a perimeter wall, an opposite side by an interior wall, partitioned off from adjacent wells by dividers, having a first and second side generally perpendicular to the dividers where the first side is a section of the floor surface, and the second side is open; and
a well floor defined by the floor surface section proximate to the well.
5 . The game board of claim 4 , wherein the securement element further comprising:
a hook and loop fastener combination, where either the hook or the loop component is securely affixed to a tile and the complimentary component is affixed to the well floor.
6 . The game board of claim 4 , wherein the securement element further comprising:
a magnet in the well floor; and a tile made of a magnetic attractive material.
7 . The game board of claim 6 , where the magnetic attractive material is a metal.
8 . The game board of claim 4 , wherein the securement element further comprising:
a magnet in a tile; and at least a portion of the well floor made of a magnetic attractive material.
9 . The game board of claim 8 , where the magnetic attractive material is a metal.
10 . The game board of claim 4 , wherein the securement element further comprising:
a protrusion and orifice affixment combination, where one of either the tile and the well floor comprises one of either a protrusion component and a complimentary orifice component, and the other of the tile and the well floor comprises the other of either the protrusion component and the complimentary orifice component.
11 . The game board of claim 4 , wherein the securement element further comprising:
a deformable tile; and a pair of dividers precisely shaped to permit the forced insertion and resist the removal of the tile.
12 . The game board of claim 4 , wherein the securement element further comprising:
a pair of deformable dividers precisely shaped to permit the forced insertion and resist the removal of a tile.
13 . A game board comprising:
a rigid frame with a plurality of wells positioned in a pattern about the frame that supports the play of a game; each well proximate a well floor and at least two dividers; a plurality of tiles suitably sized to be positionable within the wells; a play surface fixedly positionable on the frame, over the wells; and a securement element to secure the tiles within the wells sufficiently to overcome the force of gravity oriented to separate them.
14 . The game board of claim 13 , wherein the securement element further comprising:
a hook and loop fastener combination, where either the hook or the loop component is securely affixed to a tile and the complimentary component is affixed to the well floor.
15 . The game board of claim 13 , wherein the securement element further comprising:
a magnet in the well floor; and a tile comprising a magnetic attractive material.
16 . The game board of claim 13 , wherein the securement element further comprising:
a tile comprising a magnet; and the well floor comprising a magnetic attractive material.
17 . The game board of claim 13 , wherein the securement element further comprising:
a protrusion and orifice affixment combination, where one of either the tile and the well floor comprises one of either a protrusion component and a complimentary orifice component, and the other of the tile and the well floor comprises the other of either the protrusion component and the complimentary orifice component.
18 . The game board of claim 13 , wherein the securement element further comprising:
a deformable tile; and a pair of dividers precisely shaped to permit the forced insertion and resist the removal of the tile.
19 . The game board of claim 13 , wherein the securement element further comprising:
a pair of dividers precisely shaped and at least one divider being deformable, to permit the forced insertion and resist the removal of a tile.
20 . A game board comprising:
a rigid frame with wells positioned in a pattern about the frame that supports the play of a game; a plurality of tiles suitably sized to be positionable within the wells; and a means for the tiles to resist gravity in position within the wells.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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