CIC Games filed 1 patent in H1 2026, covering Hardware (1).
The filing describes a physical board game system where players slide discs or coins across a planar surface toward multiple scoring zones. This Hardware patent combines shuffleboard mechanics with precision targeting gameplay.
On the Hardware side, 1 patent covers a tabletop game called Quarterboard, which introduces a rectangular playing surface with scoring zones of varied shapes and sizes arranged at each end. Rather than relying on a single target or uniform scoring regions, the design distributes multiple distinct zones across the surface, allowing players to aim for different areas depending on their skill level or the objectives of a given game. That multi-zone layout is what separates this filing from earlier sliding disc games, where targets tend to be simpler and less differentiated.
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