Cubic's Bingo is a puzzle game that has a prototype product sample that has already been built. The engineers have spent countless hours designing this invention through design strategy implementation (please refer to
My invention Cubic's Bingo is a new 5×5 puzzle cube that you play bingo on. The purpose of the invention is to play bingo in a more advanced way. We would like you to have the same fun and excitement as the regular bingo games but with a new feature a puzzle cube. The Cubic's Bingo game has an advantage it has saved time and money in production. One reason is because we have done away with bingo balls, bingo cage, chips, dabbers and bingo boards like some of the other bingo games. We have designed a cost-effective product that was easy to manufacture which was our priority.
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My invention is a new puzzle game played on a 5×5 puzzle cube. The cards are made of cardstock material. The window cling marker is made of vinyl including the numbers on the 5×5 puzzle cube. The object of the game is to play bingo on the puzzle cube while picking a number from the stack of cards. You draw a card from the deck then you call out the number on the card. If you have the number on your puzzle cube you just put one of the window cling markers on the spot where the number is on the puzzle cube. All you have to do is get all the numbers in a row and the first person to get there row complete will win.
There are also bonus rounds when you shuffle your puzzle cube and match your colors on the puzzle cube for Cubic's Bingo. You are able to play up to six boards on a single puzzle cube at a time. It is important to know the concept of bingo is still the same with this invention. Currently there are no other bingo games that are being played on a puzzle cube. A lot of companies are still playing bingo the old fashioned way with bingo cards, bingo boards, bingo cages, chips and dabbers. One advantage of this game is we have enhanced the bingo game to include a puzzle cube that will still be affordable and easy to play.
We also wanted to leave some room for changes or improvements for market companies in the event a licensing agreement was reached. For example, we wanted potential market companies to be able to have the option to change the packaging if they desired to do so for their brand. Also if the market company wanted to change any of the technical features it could be reviewed and discussed with our product manager.