JP5068237B2 - Video game processing apparatus, video game processing method, and video game processing program - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a technique for controlling the progress of a video game played in order to cause a player character to achieve a predetermined purpose by operating the player character displayed on a game screen.

  Conventionally, RPG (role-playing game: a game in which a player plays a role of a character in the game world and achieves a predetermined purpose while enjoying the process of growing through various experiences. Various video games called) are provided. In addition, in some of such video games, in addition to a main game that is required to achieve a predetermined purpose, a sub game that is not required to achieve the predetermined purpose is provided.

  In the sub game, in addition to the game that is played regardless of the main game, the level and money of the player character appearing in the main game is increased in accordance with the game result such as the score obtained by the game. There is something that has a relationship with. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses changing various parameters of a character appearing in a main game based on a result of a sub game.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-103053

  However, in the above-described conventional game system, the result of the sub game is directly reflected in the level and money of the player character, and the relevance between the sub game and the main game is low and is simply related. Therefore, there is a problem that even if a sub-game with an elaborate game content is prepared, the player is bored and the sub-game is not played.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a video game that can control the progress of a sub-game closely related to the main game and can improve the willingness to play the sub-game. Objective.

The video game processing apparatus according to the present invention is a video game processing apparatus that controls the progress of a video game that is played in order for the player character to achieve a predetermined purpose by operating the player character displayed on the game screen. The main game control means for controlling the progress of the main game required for achieving the predetermined purpose and the progress of the main game , which may affect the progress of the main game, but is necessary for the achievement of the predetermined purpose a command storage means storing a plurality of kinds of the sub game control means, the action specifying command for it to be executed in the main game to the player character specifying the actions available for controlling the progress of sub-games are not as the Each of the plurality of types of command items used in the subgame is designated as the action finger. And a command item storing means for either the association and stores the command, the main game control means, in accordance with the progress of the main game, to impart main command experience the action designation command of the player character has a first experience value providing means, the sub-game control means, in accordance with the use aspect of the command items in the sub-game, the main command experience with respect to actions specified commands that are associated with the command item It has the 2nd experience value provision means to provide, It is characterized by the above-mentioned.

  With the above-described configuration, it is possible to provide a video game that can control the progress of the sub-game closely related to the main game and can improve the willingness to play the sub-game.

The sub game control means includes use point determination means for determining a use point of the command item according to a use mode of the command item in the sub game, and the second experience value giving means is the use point determination. According to the use point of the command item determined by the means, the main command experience value to be given to the action designation command associated with the command item may be determined.

  An item level may be set for each of the plurality of command items, and the use point determining unit may be configured to determine different use points according to the item level when the command item is used.

The sub game control means includes
Board field display means for displaying a board field on which a plurality of panels used in the six game, which is the sub game, are arranged on the game screen, the player character, and an enemy character that is an opponent in the six game. Is displayed on the board field, command item setting means for setting a command item on a panel arranged in the board field, and various operations performed by the player when the player character is in the order. and player operation receiving unit that receives, the player operation receiving unit, in response to reception of the die selection operation is predetermined operation as an operation for determining the number of panels, the player character moves on the board field Determine the number of panels Player character moving panel number determining means, enemy character moving panel number determining means for determining the number of panels on which the enemy character moves on the board field when the enemy character is in turn, and the player character moving panel number Character movement processing execution means for executing a process of moving the player character or the enemy character until the panel having reached the number of panels determined by the determination means or the enemy character movement panel number determination means, and the player character or Event triggering means for triggering an event indicated by the command item set on the panel through which the enemy character has passed or arrived, and the use point determining means is an event indicated by the command item by the event triggering means. When it is activated, or may be configured to determine the points of use as the command item is used.

The command item setting means is arranged on a panel arranged in the board field in response to the player operation accepting means accepting a command item setting operation that is a predetermined operation for setting a command item. It may be configured to set a command item possessed by the player character.

  The use point determining means may be configured to determine a use point of the command item only when an event indicated by the command item possessed by the player character is activated by the event issuing means.

The action designation command stored in the command item storage means includes an action designation command in which two or more command items among a plurality of types of command items are associated, and the second experience value giving means includes: Even if it is set as the structure which determines the main command experience value provided to the action designation | designated command matched with each command item according to the total value of the use point provided to each command item matched Good.

The second experience value assigning means obtains a main command experience value corresponding to the use point of the command item determined by the use point determining means only when the player character wins the enemy character in the sub game. You may be set as the structure provided to the action designation | designated command matched with the said command item.

The video game processing method of the present invention is a video in which a player controls a player character displayed on a game screen by a computer to control the progress of a video game played in order to cause the player character to achieve a predetermined purpose. A game processing method , wherein the computer controls a main game control process for controlling the progress of the main game required for achieving the predetermined purpose, and the predetermined process may affect the progress of the main game. and a sub-game control process of controlling the progress of sub-games are not required for achieving purposes of, in the main game control process, specifying the capable of executing the player character action in the main game Command storage means for storing a plurality of types of action designation commands for Serial sub respective plurality of types of commands items used in the game by referring to a command item storage means for storing in association with any of the actions specified command, according to the progress of the main game, the player character A first experience value assigning process for assigning a main command experience value to an action designation command is executed, and in the sub game control process, the command item is associated with the command item according to the usage mode of the command item in the sub game. and to act specified command and executes the second experience value assigning process for imparting main command experience.

Furthermore, the video game processing program of the present invention has a function of controlling the progress of a video game played to allow the player character to achieve a predetermined purpose by operating the player character displayed on the game screen. And a main game control function for controlling the progress of the main game, which is necessary for achieving the predetermined purpose, and affects the progress of the main game. it also allowed some but implemented a sub-game control function of controlling the progress of sub-games not is necessary for the accomplishment of the predetermined object, in the main game control function is executed in the main game to the player character Multiple action specification commands to specify possible actions Referring a command storage unit that class stores, and a command item storing means for either the association and stores the sub-game the action specified command a plurality kinds of commands items used in the progress of the main game Accordingly, a first experience value giving function for giving a main command experience value to the action designation command of the player character is realized. In the sub game control function, according to the use mode of the command item in the sub game, and to act specified commands that are associated with the command item is for realizing the second experience value assigning function of assigning the main command experience.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a video game that can control the progress of the sub game closely related to the main game and can improve the willingness to play the sub game.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration example of a video game processing apparatus 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, the video game processing apparatus 100 includes a game program reading unit 10, a control unit 11, a storage unit 12, a display unit 13, an audio output unit 14, and a player operation reception unit 15.

  The game program reading unit 10 removably receives a game cartridge 20 containing a storage medium storing a game program. The game program reading unit 10 reads a necessary game program from the storage medium of the inserted game cartridge 20. In this embodiment, it is assumed that the storage medium built in the game cartridge 20 stores a video game program classified as RPG, a breeding game, or a simulation game with the theme of buying and selling goods. Any game may be used as long as the player character grows.

  The control unit 11 has a function of executing the game program read by the game program reading unit 10 and executing various controls for advancing the video game in accordance with the operation of the player.

  The storage unit 12 is a storage medium that stores a game program and various data necessary for a video game to proceed. The storage unit 12 is configured by a nonvolatile memory such as a RAM, for example. The storage unit 12 stores various types of information registered / updated as the game progresses, and various types of information used in the game read from the storage medium built in the game cartridge 20.

  In this example, the storage unit 12 includes a command management table 12a, a panel management table 12b, a command panel management table 12c, a possessed card management table 12d, a hand effect setting table 12e, a lap count storage table 12f, A command card use count storage table 12g is stored. Each table 12a-12g is demonstrated in detail later.

  The display unit 13 is a display device that displays a game screen according to the progress of the game or the player operation in accordance with the control of the control unit 11. The display unit 13 is configured by a liquid crystal display device, for example.

  The sound output unit 14 outputs sound in accordance with the progress of the game and the player operation according to the control of the control unit 11. The player operation receiving unit 15 receives an operation signal corresponding to a player operation from a controller configured by a plurality of buttons, a mouse, and the like, and notifies the control unit 11 of the result.

  The sub-game in the video game of this example is a game played by the player character PC and the enemy character NPC in the board field, and uses a six-six (drawing a picture by dividing the board into a number of squares. The game is based on the rule of rolling the dice in order, proceeding the square as many as the exited eyes, and winning the person who reached the last square early.) Specifically, in this example, the player character PC and the enemy character NPC roll in order, proceed on the panel PA by the number of exited eyes, and perform an event set on the stopped panel PA. A sub game is executed in which the character that has reached the goal panel PA is won after competing for the value of the sub game point SP acquired as a result and acquiring the sub game point SP of a predetermined value or more. If the sub game point SP possessed by the player character PC becomes zero or less during the sub game, the sub game is over at that time. However, in order to increase game variations, the game may not be over even if the sub game point SP has a negative value.

  In this sub-game, the player operates the player character PC with the controller, and in sequence with the enemy character NPC that is the opponent, the player character PC is placed on the board field by the number of eyes that are rolled out of the virtual dice. Instead of moving from the placed panel PA to another panel PA or moving the player character PC by rolling the dice, a special effect is activated to acquire the sub game point SP from the enemy character NPC.

  A feature of this sub-game is that a predetermined number of cards called command cards CC are given to the player character PC and the enemy character NPC, respectively, and the type of the panel PA in which each character has advanced by the roll of the dice will be described later. In this case, it is possible to set an arbitrary one of the command cards CC on hand to the panel PA. When the enemy character NPC stops on the panel PA on which the command card CC is set by the player character PC, the experience value to be given to the action designation command associated with the command card CC set on the panel PA is determined. I will do it. That is, the player can increase the level of commands used in the main game by playing the sub game, and can more closely relate the contents of the sub game to the main game and the game results.

  Further, as another feature, the sub game is started, and the sub game points SP are distributed to the player character PC and the enemy character NPC by predetermined points. The sub game point SP is a point for a sub game that is valid only in the sub game regardless of the main game. For example, when a predetermined command card is set on the panel PA or a special effect is activated. To consume. Further, for example, the player character PC is acquired when the player character PC stops on a bonus panel described later, or the enemy character NPC stops on the panel PA on which the player character PC sets the command card CC. The sub game points SP distributed at the start of the sub game may be varied according to the type of the selected board, the levels of the player character PC and the enemy character NPC, and the like.

  Here, an outline of the subgame in the video game executed by the video game processing apparatus 100 of this example will be described. FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a game screen for explaining the outline of the subgame. In this example, as shown in FIG. 2, a board field on which a plurality of panels PA are arranged is displayed on the game screen, and a player character (character operated by the player) PC and an enemy character (video game processing program). (Character controlled according to the above) NPC is displayed on panel PA.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 2, on the game screen, a command card display area 201 for displaying a command card CC possessed by the player character PC, and a sub game point display area for displaying the current sub game points of each character. 202, a clear point display area 203 indicating a necessary sub game point for board clearing, a battle dice command display area 204 for displaying a battle dice command selectable by the player, and a player operation (for example, mouse operation). A cursor K that moves on the screen is provided. The panel PA is displayed to notify the player of the set effect. For example, as shown in FIG. 2, the panel PA occupies the panel PA when the player character PC stops near the panel PA. A sub-game point value B1 required for the player character, a sub-game point value B2 paid to the player character PC when the enemy character NPC stops, and the like are displayed.

  Next, the configuration of the board field will be described. In the subgame of this example, a plurality of panels PA are arranged on a circuit course that starts from the start panel and returns to the start panel again. A player character PC and an enemy character NPC (hereinafter sometimes collectively referred to as “frames”) participating in the sub game advance the game while circling on the course. In other words, unlike the general “Susoku”, it is not a one-way course (course) aiming at the goal from the start, and all courses are always configured to have a circularity. Furthermore, there may be a plurality of courses on which one frame is advanced on one board field. That is, as shown in FIG. 2, a branch point is provided in the middle of the course so that the coma can arbitrarily select the direction of travel, and as shown in FIG. 3, the direction of travel from the start panel SPA is determined. It is allowed to choose arbitrarily.

  FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the layout of a panel including a course type and a check panel CPA on the board. As shown in (a), (b), and (c) of FIG. 3, the course shape and the number of panels PA to be arranged are designed differently for each type of board, and can be played in order from the board with the lowest difficulty You may make it become.

  Here, the panel PA arranged on the board is managed by the panel management table 12b as shown in FIG. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing a storage state of panel information in the panel management table 12b. As shown in FIG. 4, the panel information includes panel IDs given to all panels PA for each board field, panel types, and information related to effects set on the panels. In this example, “Start Panel”, “Command Panel”, “Checkpoint Panel”, “Special Panel”, and “Bonus Panel” are prepared as panel types, but the panel types are not limited to these. .

  Here, among the panels in this example, the types of panels that are particularly important for the progress of the subgame will be described. First, the “start panel” is a panel serving as a start point and a goal point in the sub game in this example. All characters can start the sub-game from the start panel, and can stop or pass through the start panel in a state where the game clear conditions are satisfied, thereby clearing the game. Further, even if the game clear condition is not satisfied, a predetermined bonus point (round bonus) can be obtained by stopping or passing through the start panel, and the command card is also replenished.

  Next, the “checkpoint panel” is a panel that can obtain a lap bonus on the start panel when all passes. That is, if you have not passed all the checkpoint panels in any course, even if you return to the start panel, it will not be recognized as `` the lap has been completed ''. The count is not performed. In addition, when the “special panel” and “bonus panel” are stopped on the panel, a special effect such as “you can shake the dice again” is activated, or a sub game point SP is acquired. It is a panel to do. It is assumed that all panels other than these panels described above are “command panels”.

  Next, the “command panel” is a main panel constituting the board, and the information is managed by the command panel management table 12 c of the storage unit 12. FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a storage state of command panel information in the command panel management table 12c. As shown in FIG. 5, the command panel information includes sub-game points required when each frame places its own command card CC when no command card is set on the command panel. When only SP (this is referred to as “panel value”) is recorded and a command card is set in the command panel by the processing described later, the “type” of the set command card and the frame are displayed in the panel. "Panel effect" activated in response to the stoppage, the "level" of the command card set in the panel, and the "holder" of the command card.

  Setting of the command card CC on the command panel is basically performed by “first come, first served”, but even if the command panel of another frame is already set, an expensive sub game point SP is paid. Can be obtained. Therefore, the “panel value” of the command panel in which the command card of any frame is already set is overwritten when the command card is set. The panel value overwritten at this time may be set to a considerably high point so that other frames cannot be easily acquired. By designing in this way, for command panels located at important points (such as the vicinity of panels that must be passed, such as the start panel and checkpoint panel), players who want to earn even if they pay a high price. On the other hand, the game performance can be further improved by giving the chance of acquisition.

Next, the operation of the video game processing apparatus 100 of this example will be described.
FIG. 6 is a flowchart illustrating an example of game processing executed by the video game processing apparatus 100. Here, the experience value given to the action designation command is determined from the processing from the start to the end of the sub game and the information stored in the storage unit 12 by the control unit 11 during the progress of the sub game, and in response to this The process of updating the data of the action designation command is executed. Note that the contents of processing not related to the present invention may be omitted.

  In the game process, when the video game is started, the control unit 11 first receives a sub game start operation by the player's operation via the player operation receiving unit 15 and starts the sub game (step S101). When the sub game is started, the control unit 11 sets a command card corresponding to the action designation command set to be executable on the player character PC in the main game (step S102), and the command management table 12a. Update command card information for.

  Here, the command card stock is used when a command card is given to the player character PC in the process on the start panel described later. In this example, an upper limit is set for a command card that can be held while the player character PC makes one round of the course. Specifically, “5 cards” that can be displayed in the command card display area 201 shown in FIG. 2 is the upper limit of the number of command cards possessed in this sub game. Until the player returns to the start panel and receives the replenishment of the command card CC, even if all the hand-held command cards CC displayed in the command card display area 201 are used up, a new command card is in the middle of the lap. Cannot receive supplements. Therefore, the player needs to determine which command card is used at which timing in consideration of the distance to the start panel.

  By returning to the start panel, the player character PC can be replenished with new command cards from the command card stock by the number used during the lap. However, as long as the user returns to the start panel, the command card can be replenished indefinitely. When the command card stocked in the command card stock runs out, the replenishment of the command card on the start panel is also terminated. The types and number of cards that can be stocked in the command card stock correspond to the action designation commands that can be used by the player character in the main game, so that the number of action designation commands increases as the main game progresses. Along with this, it becomes easier to clear the subgame.

  In addition, it is good also as a structure which sets the command card effective only in the sub game which does not respond | correspond to an action designation | designated command as a command card set to card stock.

  FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the storage state of command card information in the command management table 12a. As shown in FIG. 7, the command card information includes an action designation command and a command card corresponding to the action designation command. In this example, the action designation command and the command card are associated with each other as shown in FIG. 7A. However, for example, as shown in FIG. 7B, one action designation command α may include a plurality of command cards A and B associated with each other. Moreover, you may make it include the thing with which several action designation | designated commands are matched with one command card.

  As for the correspondence relationship between the action designation command of the main game and the command card of the sub game, for example, “fire” (a kind of magic in the main game, which performs a flame attack), which is the action designation command of the main game. Corresponds to “toll 50” classified into the command card category “attack” (if the player other than the panel holder stops, pay 50 points of sub game points SP to the panel owner), The main game action designation command “Chalel” (a type of magic in the main game, which recovers HP) is classified into the “attack” category of the subgame command card. The next play order will be skipped once). Beam of action specifying command, the sub-game that correspond to the command card representing a unique effect on the game, it is possible to increase the interest of more sub-game.

  When the command card stock is set, the control unit 11 receives the selection of the board by the player's operation via the player operation receiving unit 15 (step S103). It is assumed that an enemy character NPC that is an opponent and a clear condition are set for each “board”. The board selection may be arbitrarily selected by the player, or may be arbitrarily determined by a game program. Moreover, when determining by a game program, you may make it perform in order from the stage with a lower difficulty, for example.

  When accepting the board selection, the control unit 11 displays the board field on the display screen of the display unit 13, and displays the player character PC and the enemy character NPC on the panel PA arranged in the board field (step S104). In this example, the game is started from a state in which the player character PC and the enemy character NPC are arranged on the start panel. At this time, the command card is supplied to the player character PC from the command card stock set in step S102. Note that the command card to be replenished at this time may be arbitrarily selectable by the player, or may be determined randomly by a program.

  Next, the control part 11 determines the order which performs a six sex game about player character PC and enemy character NPC, and performs the process memorize | stored in the memory | storage part 12 (step S105).

  When the order is determined, the control unit 11 determines whether or not the order is the player character PC (step S106). If it is determined that it is not the turn of the player character PC (N in step S106), the control unit 11 executes an enemy character action process described later (step S111), and proceeds to step S112. On the other hand, if it is determined that the player character PC is in the order (Y in step S106), the control unit 11 displays the player character PC, for example, near the center on the display screen of the display unit 13, and in the vicinity thereof, the player character PC is displayed. The order plate for notifying that the order has arrived is displayed (step S107).

  When a response from the player is received through the player operation receiving unit 15 with the order plate displayed (step S108), the control unit 11 erases the display plate and puts the battle dice command group in the battle dice command display area 204. It is displayed (step S109). Here, the “battle dice command” is a command indicating an action that can be selected by the player in the sub game. In this example, “die”, “hand”, and “status” are displayed in the battle dice command display area 204. Is displayed (see FIG. 2).

  When the player selects an arbitrary one from the displayed battle dice commands, the control unit 11 executes a battle dice process (step S110). The battle dice process will be described in detail later.

  Next, the control part 11 judges whether the sub game was complete | finished as a result of a battle dice process (step S112). In this example, it is set that the character reaches the start panel with the sub game point SP set as the clear condition value in advance as the sub game end trigger. It may be configured to provide a plurality of sub-game end triggers such as occupying a sub-game end trigger.

  If the control unit 11 determines that the sub game has not ended (N in step S112), the control unit 11 determines the next game order character in accordance with the order in which the game determined in step S105 is performed (step S116). Transition. On the other hand, if it is determined that the sub game has ended (Y in step S112), the control unit 11 obtains a pre-set victory condition (for example, a panel that becomes a goal after acquiring a sub game point SP of a predetermined victory point or more) It is determined whether or not the player character PC has won based on having reached PA (step S113). If it is determined that the player character PC has not won (N in step S113), the control unit 11 ends the game process. When it is determined that the player character PC has won (Y in step S113), the control unit 11 provides an experience value to be given to the action designation command based on command card use information stored in a command card use count storage table 12g described later. Is determined (step S114). In step S114, the use points are determined for each level of each command card, and the total value of the use points according to the level of the command card when each command card is used against an enemy character and a predetermined event is triggered. Based on the above, the experience value to be assigned to the corresponding action designation command is determined. For example, for a command card that has been used once at level 1 (meaning that it is used not only to set a panel but also to trigger a predetermined event) and used three times at level 2, A value (for example, 70 points) obtained by adding twice the usage points (for example, 20 points) at level 2 to the usage points (for example, 10 points) is the total value of the usage points. Then, a value (for example, a value as it is, a value multiplied by a predetermined number) based on the total value (for example, 70 points) of the used points is determined as the experience value to be given to the corresponding action designation command.

  The control unit 11 updates the action designation command data according to the experience value of the action designation command determined in step S114 (step S115), and ends the game process. The “behavior designation command data” is information including the experience value of the action designation command and the level of the action designation command. In step S115, the control unit 11 performs a process of adding the experience value determined in step S114 to the experience value of the corresponding action designation command, and updating the level when the level is increased by adding the experience value. .

  Next, the battle dice process (step S110 in FIG. 6) executed by the video game processing apparatus 100 will be described. FIG. 8 is a flowchart illustrating an example of battle dice processing executed by the video game processing apparatus 100. Here, selection of a battle dice command by the player is accepted, and processing corresponding to that is executed.

  In the battle dice process, when the turn of the player characters comes, the control unit 11 accepts selection of a battle dice command operated by the player via the player operation accepting unit 15 (step S201). In this example, the battle dice command is selected from “Dice”, “Hand”, and “Status” as shown in FIG.

  When the control unit 11 determines that the selection of the battle dice command received through the player operation receiving unit 15 in step S201 is “status” (Y in step S202), the current status of the player character PC is determined. The number of occupied panels, the position in the board field, etc. are displayed on the display screen of the display unit 15 (step S203).

  If the control unit 11 determines that the selection of the battle dice command received through the player operation receiving unit 15 in step S201 is the selection of “hand” (Y in step S204), the control unit 11 executes hand processing described later. (Step S205). Details of the hand processing will be described later.

  When the control unit 11 determines that the selection of the battle dice command received through the player operation reception unit 15 in step S201 is “Dice” selection (N in step S204), the control unit 11 displays on the display screen of the display unit 15 The dice are displayed on the screen, and the dice are determined as the number of moving panels (step S206). Note that the dice roll may be determined randomly by the game program, or may be configured such that the probability of having a certain roll increases depending on the game situation. The determined number of moving panels is stored in the storage unit 12.

  When the number of moving panels is determined, the control unit 11 receives a moving operation by the operation of the player's controller via the player operation receiving unit 15 as a moving request for moving the player character PC to another panel PA (step S207). At this time, the control unit 11 determines whether or not to accept the accepted movement request (step S208). At this time, the control unit 11 allows a movement request until the number of dice eyes coincides with the number of moved panels, and if the course includes a branch point on the way, it can proceed to either. A movement request that requires the user to advance the panel beyond the number of eyes, or conversely stop the progress with a smaller number of panels than the number of dice eyes, is not allowed. Furthermore, the control unit 11 does not allow a movement request for content that travels in the opposite direction (that is, returns to the course) against the previous traveling direction.

  When determining that the moving operation by the player is not permitted (N in Step S208), the control unit 11 rejects the moving request (Step S209) and accepts the moving operation by the player again. If it is determined that the movement request is permitted (Y in step S208), the control unit 11 performs a process of moving the player character PC (step S210). When the player character PC is moved to another panel PA in accordance with the accepted movement request, the control unit 11 subtracts 1 from the number of moving panels stored in the storage unit 12, and as a result whether or not the number of moving panels has become 0. Is confirmed (step S211). When the number of moving panels is not 0 (N in step S211), the control unit 11 receives a moving operation by the player again.

  When the number of moving panels becomes 0 (Y in step S211), the control unit 11 executes a panel process described later (step S212), ends the battle dice process, and proceeds to step S112 of the game process.

  Next, panel processing (step S212 in FIG. 8) executed by the video game processing apparatus 100 will be described. FIG. 9 is a flowchart illustrating an example of panel processing executed by the video game processing apparatus 100. Here, panel processing is executed in accordance with the setting contents of the panel PA stopped after the player character PC has moved according to the eyes of the dice.

  In the panel processing, the control unit 11 first determines whether or not the type of the panel that the player character PC has stopped moving and stopped is the start panel (step S401). If it is determined that the panel is a start panel (Y in step S401), the control unit 11 updates the lap number information stored in the lap number storage table 12f (step S411).

  FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing a storage state of the lap number information in the lap number storage table 12f. As shown in FIG. 10, the lap number information includes the total number of laps of the player character PC in the sub game and the lap number of the player character PC for each level of each command card in a state where each command card is set in the command panel. It is information including. The number of laps of each command card is counted up when the player character PC reaches or passes the start panel after reaching the state of each level.

  Here, the “number of laps” means the number of times that the player character PC has circulated in the board field, and the number of times that the control unit 11 stores in the storage unit 12 in response to the player character PC reaching the start panel. That is. That is, in the subgame of this example, it is assumed that a plurality of panels PA are arranged so as to circulate by proceeding in the traveling direction from the start panel.

  Further, the control unit 11 determines a sub game point SP according to a predetermined parameter on the start panel, and gives it to the player character PC (step S411). In this example, the sub game point SP to be given to the player character PC is determined using the number of laps, the number of occupied panels, and the number of possessed cards as parameters. Further, the control unit 11 refers to the possessed card management table 12d, and if there is a vacant area and a command card is set in the command card stock, a randomly selected command card is given to the player character (step) S411). In this example, when the player character passes the checkpoint panel arranged on the board field, the control unit 11 records this in the storage unit 12 and when the player character PC reaches the start panel. Refers to the storage unit 12 and executes a process for giving a circulation bonus and a command card only when it is determined that all the predetermined check panels have been passed.

  When the process on the start panel is finished, the control unit 11 finishes the panel process.

  If it is determined in step S401 that the panel PA is not a start panel (N in step S401), the control unit 11 determines whether or not the panel type is a command panel (step S402). If it is determined that the panel type is not a command panel (N in step S402), the control unit 11 refers to the panel management table 12b and performs a process for executing a panel effect corresponding to the panel type ( Step S412). On the other hand, when determining that it is a command panel (Y in step S402), the control unit 11 refers to the command panel management table 12c and determines whether a command card is set on the panel (step S403). If it is determined that no command card is set on the panel (N in step S403), a process of displaying a panel occupation selection command on the game screen is performed (step S413).

  When the selection to occupy the panel by the operation of the player is received via the player operation reception unit 15 (Y in step S414), the control unit 11 deletes the panel occupancy selection command and displays the command card to be set on the panel as a command card The possessed card information stored in the possessed card management table 12d is deleted from the area 201, and the sub game point SP set as the panel value is referred to the command panel management table 12c. A process of subtracting from SP is performed (step S415). And the control part 11 changes the panel display in the board field displayed on the display screen of the display part 15 as a panel setting process so that it can identify that the player character PC is occupied, and it combines The command panel information stored in the command panel management table 12c is updated (step S416). On the other hand, when the selection by the player not to occupy the panel is accepted, the control unit 11 deletes the panel occupancy selection command and ends the panel processing (N in step S414).

  At this time, for example, when adjacent command panels are continuously occupied by the player character PC, the panel value of all the consecutive command panels may be increased by a specified amount as a “continuous bonus”. Further, the rate of increase in the panel value at that time may be determined depending on how many consecutive panels occupied by the same player.

  On the other hand, if it is determined in step S403 that a command card is set (Y in step S403), the control unit 11 refers to the command panel management table 12c, and the set command card is the player character PC. It is determined whether it is a thing (step S404). If it is determined that the command card set on the panel is not that of the player character PC (command card set by the player character PC) (N in step S404), the control unit 11 refers to the panel management table 12b, and A process for executing an effect corresponding to the command card set to is performed (step S417).

  On the other hand, if it is determined that the command card set on the panel belongs to the player character PC (Y in step S404), the control unit 11 specifies a command that can be performed by the player on the command panel. A panel action designation command is displayed on the game screen (step S405). The command panel action designation command includes “card level up”, “card exchange”, and “end”. “Card level up” means an action to raise the level of the command card set on the panel, and “card exchange” means a command card CC possessed by the player character PC in the command card set on the panel PA. “End” designates the end of the action on the command panel.

  When the selection of the command panel action designation command by the player's operation is accepted via the player operation accepting section 15 (Y in step S406), the control section 11 indicates that the selection of the command panel action designation command by the player is “card level up”. It is determined whether or not it is a selection (step S407).

  If the control unit 11 determines that the selection of the command panel action designation command received via the player operation reception unit 15 is the selection of “card level up” (Y in step S407), the control unit 11 sets in advance on the game screen. The level-up condition that has been set is displayed (step S408). In this example, the use of the sub game point SP set according to the type and level of the command card set on the panel is a condition.

  Here, the control unit 11 displays, on the game screen, a command for causing the player to select use of the sub game point, along with the value of the sub game point necessary for leveling up the command card. When the use selection of the sub game point by the player is accepted (Y in step S409), the control unit 11 subtracts the sub game point used from the sub game point of the player character PC and stores it in the command panel management table 12c. The command panel information is updated (step S410). In this example, the value of the panel increases as the level of the command card set in the panel PA increases, and it becomes possible to make it difficult for other frames to take away the occupation right. Therefore, if you succeeded in occupying a panel in a place where other frames are difficult to avoid, such as before and after the start panel, level up the panel PA as much as possible and place the panel on the other frame. It is also important to take measures so that PA is not robbed. Further, by raising the level of the panel PA, the panel effect may be strengthened so that, for example, the effect of resting the opponent character once becomes the effect of resting twice.

  On the other hand, when the selection not to use the sub game point by the player is accepted (N in step S409), the control unit 11 deletes the level-up condition display from the game screen and ends the panel process.

  If it is determined in step S407 that the selection of the command panel action designation command received via the player operation reception unit 15 is not “card level up” but “card exchange selection” (Y in step S418), The control unit 11 displays a card selection screen for setting on the panel on the game screen (step S419). On the card selection screen, a list of command cards that can be exchanged and sub game points SP necessary for card exchange are displayed. The exchangeable command card is a hand-held card of the player character PC, and is selected from the command cards displayed in the command card display area 201 shown in FIG. For this purpose, the prescribed sub game point SP is consumed. For example, when a command card on hand is replenished with a more advantageous command card due to the course lap, if the profit obtained by the card exchange exceeds the sub game point SP necessary for the card exchange, for example, This is effective when it is determined, or when a more powerful hand effect can be activated by returning the currently set command card to the handheld command card in the “hand processing” described later in detail.

  Furthermore, after the command card is selected by the player on the card selection screen, the control unit 11 releases the command card set on the panel and accepts it as an execution command for processing to newly set the selected command card (in step S420). Y). Next, the control unit 11 changes the command card information stored in the command panel management table 12c according to the received execution command (step S421).

  On the other hand, when it is determined in step S407 that the selection of the command panel action designation command received through the player operation receiving unit 15 is “end” (N in step S418), the control unit 11 erases the card selection screen. Then, the panel processing ends.

  As for the panel effect execution processing executed for each panel type in step S412, the panel is a panel other than the “start panel” and the “command panel”, so that the “checkpoint panel”, “bonus panel”, "Special panel" is assumed. The “checkpoint panel” is a panel that must be passed to determine whether or not the number of laps is added when the frame returns to the start panel. Set the completion flag. The “bonus panel” is literally added to a frame where the prescribed sub game point SP is stopped on the bonus panel as a bonus. In addition, “Special Panel” is a panel that activates a special effect, and the content of the effect may be different for each panel, “Warp to any panel you like”, “Any one command panel you like It is desirable that the content is very advantageous for the player, such as “can be occupied free of charge”, and the content gives a chance of a one-time reversal to a low-ranked frame.

  Next, the hand process (step S205 in FIG. 8) executed by the video game processing apparatus 100 will be described. FIG. 11 is a flowchart illustrating an example of hand processing executed by the video game processing apparatus 100. In the hand process, a process for producing a special effect of the command card is executed using the hand-held command card CC possessed by the player character PC.

    The hand process is executed by using the player's hand-held command card CC to complete “hands” (ie, “hands”) by various combinations such as “one pair” and “two pairs” like poker and consuming them. Is done.

  In the hand process, the control unit 11 refers to the possessed card management table 12d and the hand setting table 12e to determine whether or not there is an executable hand effect (step S301). FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram showing a storage state of possession card information in the possession card management table 12d. As shown in FIG. 12, the “owned card information” includes an area number up to the maximum number of command cards that can be held, a category of command cards, and a level of command cards. It is assumed that “attack”, “magic”, and “action” are provided in the command card category in this example.

  FIG. 13 is an explanatory diagram showing a storage state of hand information in the hand effect setting table 12e. As shown in FIG. 13, “hand information” includes a hand name, a combination of command cards necessary for effecting the hand effect, a value of sub game points consumed for effecting the hand effect, a hand Including the content of the effect.

  When there is no plurality of command cards necessary to execute the hand effect (N in step S301), the control unit 11 ends the hand process. When there are a plurality of command cards necessary for effecting the hand effect (Y in step S301), the control unit 11 designates a hand for designating an effective hand effect on the display screen of the display unit 13. The command is displayed so as to be selectable (step S302).

  When the hand designation command is displayed, the control unit 11 accepts selection of the hand designation command by the player via the player operation accepting unit 15 (step S303). When the selection of the hand designation command is received, the control unit 11 deletes a plurality of command cards necessary for executing the hand effect corresponding to the selected hand designation command from the command card display area 201, and possessed card management table The possessed card information stored in 12d is updated (step S304). At this time, the control part 11 sets the command card used as the process object in order to implement a hand effect to a command card stock.

  Next, the control unit 11 performs processing for effecting the hand effect according to the hand designation command (step S305), and ends the hand processing. Here, as an example of processing for effecting the hand effect, when the hand designation command selected in step S303 designates the hand name “three of ace”, the control unit 11 performs the hand effect setting table. 12e is referred and the process which changes the data regarding the order of the six stored in the memory | storage part is performed.

  Next, the enemy character action process (step S111 in FIG. 6) executed by the video game processing apparatus 100 will be described. FIG. 14 is a flowchart illustrating an example of enemy character action processing executed by the video game processing apparatus 100. (Here, the term “enemy character” refers to all non-player characters controlled by the game program, and has no relation to whether or not the player character PC is actually hostile.) In the action process, a process for advancing the sub game in accordance with the program is executed when the order in which the enemy characters NPC act in the sub game is reached. In addition, description may be abbreviate | omitted about the process corresponding to the battle dice process etc. which were mentioned above.

  In the enemy character action process, the control unit 11 displays the enemy character NPC, for example, near the center of the display screen of the display unit 13, and informs the player that the order of the enemy character NPC is in the vicinity. The order plate is displayed (step S501).

  The control unit 11 erases the display plate and displays the battle dice command group in the battle dice command display area 204 when a predetermined time has elapsed after displaying the order plates (step S502). Next, the control part 11 determines selection of a battle dice command according to a program with reference to a game condition (step S503). When the selection of the battle dice command by the program is “status” (Y in step S504), the control unit 11 displays the number of occupied panels, the position in the board field, and the like on the display screen as the current status of the enemy character NPC. It is displayed (step S509). Note that this process is effective for giving the reality that the enemy character NPC is playing a subgame, but generally, this process is not very meaningful. Do not increase the frustration of players waiting for the turn by omitting useless processing, such as omitting the display of “status” in the area, or omitting the display of the status screen even when “status” is selected. You may devise.

  When the selection of the battle dice command by the program is “hand” selection (Y in step S505), the control unit 11 executes a process of displaying the hand selection motion on the display screen of the display unit 13 (step S510). ), Processing for executing the hand effect selected by the program is performed (step S511).

  When the selection of the battle dice command by the program performed in step S503 is not the selection of “status” (N in step S504) but also the selection of “hand” (N in step S505), the control unit 11 displays The dice are displayed on the screen, and the dice are determined as the number of moving panels (step S506). Note that the dice roll may be determined randomly by the game program, or may be configured such that the probability of having a certain roll increases depending on the game situation. The determined number of moving panels is stored in the storage unit 12.

  When the number of moving panels is determined, the control unit 11 executes a process of displaying the moving motion of the enemy character NPC by the program on the display screen of the display unit 13 (step S507). When the movement motion display ends, the control unit 11 executes enemy panel processing described later (step S508), and ends the enemy character processing.

  Next, the enemy panel process (step S508 in FIG. 14) executed by the video game processing apparatus 100 will be described. FIG. 15 is a flowchart illustrating an example of enemy panel processing executed by the video game processing apparatus 100. Here, a process for executing the process set for the panel PA where the enemy character NPC has stopped at the end of the panel movement is performed.

  In the enemy panel process, the control unit 11 determines whether the type of the panel PA where the enemy character NPC has stopped is a start panel (step S601). If it is determined that the panel is a start panel (Y in step S601), the control unit 11 executes the process performed on the player character PA in step S411 in the panel process described above for the enemy character NPC (step S607). At this time, the command card stock used for replenishing the command card may be the same as that of the player character PC or may be set to the enemy character NPC.

  When the process on the start panel ends, the control unit 11 ends the enemy panel process.

  On the other hand, when it is determined in step S601 that the panel PA is not a start panel (N in step S601), the control unit 11 determines whether or not the panel type is a command panel (step S602). When determining that the panel type is not a command panel (N in step S602), the control unit 11 refers to the panel management table 12b and performs a process for executing a panel effect corresponding to the panel type ( Step S608). On the other hand, if it is determined that the panel is a command panel (Y in step S602), the control unit 11 refers to the command panel management table 12c and determines whether a command card is set for the panel PA (step S603). . If it is determined that no command card is set for the panel PA (N in Step S603), the control unit 11 displays a panel occupation selection motion on the display screen of the display unit 13 (Step S609).

  Here, the control unit 11 determines whether or not the enemy character NPC occupies the panel PA in the program (step S610). When the selection to occupy the panel PA is determined (Y in step S610), the control unit 11 executes a panel occupancy process. On the other hand, when the selection not to occupy the panel is determined (N in step S610), the control unit 11 ends the panel occupying motion and ends the enemy panel processing.

  On the other hand, if it is determined in step S603 that a command card is set (Y in step S603), the control unit 11 refers to the command panel management table 12c, and the set command card is that of the player character. It is determined whether or not (step S604). If it is determined that the command card set on the panel PA is that of the player character PC (Y in step S604), the control unit 11 refers to the panel management table 12b and determines the command card set on the panel PA. Processing for executing the corresponding effect is performed (step S605). Next, the control unit 11 updates the command card usage information in the command card usage count storage table 12g (step S606), and ends the enemy panel processing.

  FIG. 16 is an explanatory diagram showing a storage state of command card usage information in the command card usage count storage table 12g. As shown in FIG. 16, the command card usage information is information in which the type of command card set by the player character PC on the panel PA is associated with the number of times the command card has been used for each level.

  On the other hand, when determining that the command card set on the panel is not for the player character PC (N in step S604), the control unit 11 displays the command panel action designation command selection motion on the display screen of the display unit 13. It is displayed (step S612).

  When the control unit 11 determines the selection of “card level up” by the program (Y in step S613), the control unit 11 updates the command card information stored in the command panel management table 12c (step S614), and ends the enemy panel processing. .

  On the other hand, when “card exchange selection” is determined by the program (Y in step S615), the control unit 11 cancels the command card set in the panel in the command panel management table 12c, and newly selects the selected command card. A setting process is executed (step S616). On the other hand, when the control unit 11 determines to select the “end” command among the command panel action designation commands by the program (N in step S615), the control unit 11 ends the panel process.

  In the above-described embodiment, the event is executed in response to the character passing through only the start panel. However, the same setting may be applied to other panels. In this case, the control unit 11 refers to the panel management table 12b according to the fact that the character has passed the panel, determines whether “character passage” is set as the execution condition of the panel effect, and is set. If so, the processing for effecting the panel effect may be executed.

  In the above-described embodiment, the experience value to be assigned to the corresponding action designation command is determined based on the command card usage information stored in the command card usage count storage table 12g (see step S114). The experience value to be assigned to the corresponding action designation command may be determined based on the lap number information stored in the lap number storage table 12f. That is, use points are determined for each level of each command card, and based on the total value of the use points of each level where each command card is used, an experience value to be assigned to each corresponding action designation command is determined. You may do it. For example, a command card that has been used once at level 1 (meaning that the player character PC has been set (used) for one round of laps) and used twice at level 2 is level 1 A value (for example, 50 points) obtained by adding twice the number of used points (for example, 20 points) at level 2 to the used points (for example, 10 points) is the total value of the used points. Then, a value (for example, a value as it is, a value multiplied by a predetermined number) based on the total value (for example, 50 points) of the used points is determined as the experience value to be given to the corresponding action designation command. In addition, you may make it determine the experience value provided to a corresponding action designation | designated command based on both command card use information and circulation information.

  In the above-described embodiment, the experience value to be given to the corresponding action designation command is determined based on the command card usage information for the level-up command card stored in the command card usage count storage table 12g. However, you may make it determine the experience value provided to the corresponding action designation | designated command based on the command card use information about the command card which cannot be leveled up (refer step S114). In other words, each command card has a point of use, and each command card is used (may be used by setting on the panel or may be used for triggering the corresponding event). The experience value to be assigned to the corresponding action designation command may be determined based on the total value of the used points according to the number of times (in the case of use by setting on the panel, the number of laps of the player character PC). Good.

  In the above-described embodiment, if no command card is set on the panel PA, no experience value is given to the action designation command at the end of the sub game, but the action designation corresponding to the command card used at the time of the hand It is good also as a structure which gives an experience value with respect to a command. In this case, after the process for executing the hand effect is executed (step S305), the control unit 11 stores the used command card information in the storage unit 12 and determines the experience value of the action designation command. What is necessary is just to set as a parameter.

  As described above, in the embodiment described above, the progress of the video game played in order to cause the player character PC to achieve a predetermined purpose by operating the player character PC displayed on the game screen. The controlling video game processing apparatus 100 controls the progress of the main game that is required for achieving the predetermined purpose, controls the progress of the sub game that is not required for achieving the predetermined purpose, A plurality of types of action designation commands for designating actions that can be executed by the player character PC are stored, and each of a plurality of types of command items (for example, command cards) used in the subgame is one of the action designation commands. Is stored in association with the In accordance with the usage mode of the item, a main command experience value (experience value of the action specifying command) that can be acquired by advancing the main game is assigned to the action specifying command associated with the command item. Therefore, the progress of the sub game can be controlled in close association with the main game, and a video game capable of improving the willingness to play the sub game can be provided.

  That is, according to the usage mode of the command item in the sub game, the action designation command associated with the command item is configured to give a main command experience value that can be acquired by advancing the main game. By using a command item used in the progress of the sub game, the main command experience value can be given to the action designation command associated with the command item, and it is closely related to the main game. It is possible to control the progress of the subgame in association with each other. In this way, the game result of the sub game is not simply linked to the main game, and the progress of the sub game can be reflected in the experience value of the action designation command of the main game. It is possible to improve the willingness to play.

  In the embodiment described above, when the video game processing apparatus 100 determines the use point of the command item according to the usage mode of the command item in the sub game and gives the command experience value in the sub game control. Since the main command experience value to be given to the action designation command associated with the command item is determined according to the use point of the command item, according to the use point of the command item in the sub game, The main command experience value can be given to the action designation command associated with the command item, and the progress of the sub game closely related to the main game can be controlled with a simple configuration. become.

  In the above-described embodiment, an item level is set for each of the plurality of command items, and the video game processing apparatus 100 determines a different usage point according to the item level when the command item is used. Since it is configured, it is possible to diversify the criteria for determining use points, and it is possible to provide a video game in which the influence on the main game due to the execution of the sub game is diversified.

  In the above-described embodiment, the video game processing apparatus 100 displays a board field in which a plurality of panels PA used for a six game, which is a sub game, are arranged on the game screen by sub game control, The player character PC and the enemy character NPC that is the opponent in the Sugoroku game are displayed on the board field, a command item is set on the panel PA arranged in the board field, and the player character PC is in the order. The player character PC determines the number of panels that move on the board field in response to the player's predetermined operation, and when the enemy character NPC is in turn, the enemy character NPC Determine the number of panels to move up and the determined number of panels The player character PC or the enemy character NPC is moved until reaching the panel that has been moved, the event indicated by the command item set on the panel through which the player character PC or the enemy character NPC has passed or reached is activated, and the command item indicates When an event is triggered, the point of use is determined as if the command item was used, so the command item used in the course of the subgame applying Sugoroku is used, so that the command is used. The main command experience value can be given to the action designation command associated with the item, and the progress of the sub game applying the hex is closely related to the main game. become.

  In the above-described embodiment, the video game processing apparatus 100 is arranged in the board field in response to receiving the command item setting operation of the player in the command item setting process (see steps S414 to S416). Since the command item possessed by the player character PC is set in the panel PA, it is possible to set the command item according to the player's wish, and the strategy in the sub-game can be improved. It is possible to enhance the preference of the sub game closely related to the main game.

  In the above-described embodiment, the video game processing apparatus 100 uses the command item usage points only when the event indicated by the command item possessed by the player character PC is activated in the usage point determination processing. Since the event is indicated by the command item used in the progress process of the sub game, the main command experience value is given to the action designation command associated with the command item. This makes it possible to further enhance the strategy in the sub game, and further enhance the preference of the sub game closely related to the main game.

  In the above-described embodiment, the video game processing apparatus 100 associates two or more command items among a plurality of types of command items with the action designation command stored in the command management table 12a. Including the action specification command, it is given to the action specification command associated with each command item according to the total value of the usage points assigned to each associated command item in the command experience value assignment processing When the main command experience value is determined, it is possible to provide a video game in which the influence on the main game due to the execution of the sub game is diversified.

  In the above-described embodiment, the video game processing apparatus 100 is determined only when the player character PC wins the enemy character NPC in the sub game in the command experience value giving process (see steps S114 to S115). Since the main command experience value corresponding to the use point of the command item is given to the action designation command associated with the command item, not only the progress of the sub game but also the result of the sub game is also included in the main game. Thus, it is possible to provide a video game in which the influence on the main game due to the execution of the sub game is further diversified.

  Although not specifically mentioned in the above-described embodiment, as a method for determining the action designation command, for example, the player character may stop at a predetermined number of predetermined times as a condition for giving experience values.

  In the above-described embodiment, the video game processing apparatus 100 is configured to execute various processes such as the above-described game process based on the game program read from the game cartridge 20, but from the game server to the communication network such as the Internet. You may make it acquire a game program via. Further, the video game processing apparatus 100 may function as a game server and provide a game program to the game terminal via a communication network.

  In the above-described embodiment, the video game processing apparatus 100 may be referred to as a control program (video game processing program (game program or program) stored in a storage device (storage unit 12) included in the video game processing apparatus 100. ), The various processes described above are executed.

  In the above-described embodiment, the game is progressed by one player. However, the game may be progressed by a plurality of players. In this case, the enemy character NPC controlled by the game program may not be displayed, and the ranks may be competed only among the player characters operated by each of the plurality of players.

  According to the present invention, it is useful to provide a video game in which the progress of the sub game is controlled in close relation to the main game and the willingness to play the sub game is improved.

It is a block diagram which shows the structural example of the video game processing apparatus in one Embodiment of this invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of a display screen. It is explanatory drawing which shows the panel arrangement example of a board. It is explanatory drawing which shows the storage state of panel information. It is explanatory drawing which shows the storage state of command panel information. It is a flowchart which shows the example of a game process. It is explanatory drawing which shows the example of the storage state of command card information. It is a flowchart which shows the example of a battle dice process. It is a flowchart which shows the example of a panel process. It is explanatory drawing which shows the storage state of the frequency information. It is a flowchart which shows the example of a hand process. It is explanatory drawing which shows the storage state of possession card information. It is explanatory drawing which shows the storage state of hand information. It is a flowchart which shows the example of enemy character action processing. It is a flowchart which shows the example of enemy panel process. It is explanatory drawing which shows the storage state of command card use information.

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Game program reading part 11 Control part 12 Storage part 13 Display part 14 Audio | voice output part 15 Player operation reception part 100 Video game processing apparatus

Claims (10)

A video game processing apparatus for controlling the progress of a video game played in order to cause a player character to achieve a predetermined purpose by operating the player character displayed on the game screen,
Main game control means for controlling the progress of the main game required for achieving the predetermined purpose;
A sub game controller wherein there is also affect the progress of the main game to control the progress of the sub-game not required for the achievement of the predetermined purposes,
Command storage means for storing a plurality of types of action designation commands for designating actions that can be executed by the player character in the main game;
Command item storage means for storing each of a plurality of types of command items used in the subgame in association with any of the action designation commands,
The main game control means includes first experience value giving means for giving a main command experience value to the action designation command of the player character according to the progress of the main game,
The sub-game control means, in accordance with the use aspect of the command items in the sub-game includes a second experience value assigning means for assigning main command experience with respect to association has been and action specifying command to the command item A video game processing apparatus characterized by the above. The sub game control means has a use point determining means for determining a use point of the command item according to a use mode of the command item in the sub game,
The second experience value assigning means determines a main command experience value to be given to the action designation command associated with the command item according to the use point of the command item determined by the use point determining means. The video game processing apparatus according to claim 1. An item level is set for each of the plurality of command items,
The video game processing apparatus according to claim 2, wherein the use point determination unit determines a different use point according to an item level when a command item is used. The sub game control means includes
Board field display means for displaying a board field in which a plurality of panels used in the six game, which is the sub game, is arranged on the game screen;
Character display means for displaying on the board field the player character and an enemy character that is an opponent in the Sugoroku game;
Command item setting means for setting a command item on a panel arranged in the board field;
Player operation accepting means for accepting various operations by the player when the order of the player characters is;
Player character that the player operation receiving unit, in response to reception of the die selection operation is predetermined operation as an operation for determining the number of panels, the player character to determine number of panels moved on the board field Moving panel number determining means;
An enemy character moving panel number determining means for determining the number of panels that the enemy character moves on the board field when the enemy character is in turn;
Character movement process execution means for executing a process of moving the player character or the enemy character until the panel that has advanced the number of panels determined by the player character movement panel number determination means or the enemy character movement panel number determination means is reached. When,
Event triggering means for triggering an event indicated by a command item set on a panel on which the player character or the enemy character has passed or reached,
The video game process according to claim 2 or 3, wherein when the event indicated by the command item is triggered by the event triggering means, the usage point determining means determines the usage point as the command item being used. apparatus. The command item setting means is arranged on a panel arranged in the board field in response to the player operation accepting means accepting a command item setting operation that is a predetermined operation for setting a command item. The video game processing apparatus according to claim 4, wherein a command item possessed by the player character is set. The video game processing according to claim 5, wherein the use point determining means determines the use point of the command item only when an event indicated by the command item possessed by the player character is triggered by the event triggering means. apparatus. The action designation command stored in the command item storage means includes an action designation command in which two or more command items are associated among a plurality of types of command items,
The second experience value assigning means assigns the main command experience value to the action designation command associated with each command item according to the total value of the use points assigned to each associated command item. The video game processing device according to any one of claims 2 to 6. The second experience value assigning means obtains a main command experience value corresponding to the use point of the command item determined by the use point determining means only when the player character wins the enemy character in the sub game. The video game processing device according to any one of claims 2 to 6, wherein the video game processing device is given to an action designation command associated with the command item. A video game processing method in which a player controls a player character displayed on a game screen by a computer to control the progress of a video game played in order to cause the player character to achieve a predetermined purpose,
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A main game control process for controlling the progress of the main game required for achieving the predetermined purpose;
The may affect the progress of the main game is and a sub-game control process of controlling the progress of sub-games are not required for the achievement of the predetermined purposes,
In the main game control process , command storage means for storing a plurality of types of action designation commands for designating actions that can be executed by the player character in the main game, and a plurality of types of commands used in the subgame. Reference is made to command item storage means for storing each command item in association with any one of the action designation commands, and a main command experience value is given to the action designation command of the player character as the main game progresses the first experience value assigning process executed for said at sub-game control process, in response to said use mode command items in the sub-game, the main command experience with respect to association has been and action specifying command to the command item to perform a second experience value giving treatment for imparting Video game processing method, characterized in that. A video game processing program for causing a computer to realize a function of controlling the progress of a video game played by a player operating a player character displayed on a game screen so that the player character achieves a predetermined purpose. And
On the computer,
A main game control function for controlling the progress of the main game required to achieve the predetermined purpose;
The well was located is implemented a sub-game control function of controlling the progress of sub-games not is needed for achieving the predetermined object can affect the progress of the main game,
In the main game control function , command storage means for storing a plurality of types of action designation commands for designating actions that can be executed by the player character in the main game, and a plurality of types of commands used in the subgame. Reference is made to command item storage means for storing each command item in association with any one of the action designation commands, and a main command experience value is given to the action designation command of the player character as the main game progresses the first to realize the experience imparted ability to, in the sub-game control function, in response to said use mode command items in the sub-game, the main command experience with respect to association has been and action specifying command to the command item The second experience value grant function that grants
A video game processing program for realization .

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