Board Games TRIZ Cases

A card game system uses proximity sensors for wager detection and electronic displays to present game information.

Tabletop casino game applies standard poker cards to create a horse racing simulation that resolves complexity trade-offs through universal card functions.

A DVD game board uses 3D rotation and flipping to reduce menu requirements.

Composite chess pieces combine standard movements to enable universal board play, reducing rules complexity while maintaining traditional gameplay mechanics.

A bankruptcy board game uses a spinner unit and card reader to control player movement and simulate financial transactions.

A rotatable pitching lever varies discharge direction to resolve fixed-path limitations in baseball game boards.

A modified roulette layout adds a fourth column to enable betting on non-adjacent numbers.

A gaming system calculates player scores using relative differences between consecutively revealed token values.

A balanced roulette wheel layout distributes red, black, odd, and even numbers to prevent adjacent number relationships.

Hidden row segmentation increases gameplay variety without overwhelming system complexity by revealing concealed numbers for extra prizes.

Static adhesion joins interchangeable card layers, resolving durability versus cost trade-offs in manufacturing.

Multi-chromatic indicia printing maintains variable information integrity despite inkjet head clogs that cause misprints on lottery tickets.

A game watching system displays physical item data on player and spectator terminals via a connection device.

Segmented panels enable compact storage, resolving bulkiness issues while maintaining full tournament functionality.

A tile-on-shape puzzle game combines letter tiles with geometric shapes to develop vocabulary, number skills, and strategic thinking.

A card game system uses action cards to manage player stacks and create dynamic gameplay interactions.