JP2014140610A - Game system, game control device, game control method, and program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a game system capable of improving the interest of a game which is advanced as a result that a user arranges an object in a game field thereby to make a predetermined object combination.SOLUTION: In the case where an object is newly arranged by an arrangement instruction, a first decision portion 154 decides whether or not the combination of a predetermined number of objects newly arranged in juxtaposition of a predetermined direction, that is, a predetermined number of objects newly arranged by an arrangement instruction is a predetermined combination. A change portion 156 changes the relative positional relation between the object arranged newly by the arrangement instruction and the object arranged in advance. A second decision portion 158 decides, after the change by the change portion 156, whether or not the combination of said predetermined number is a predetermined one. The game processing is executed on the basis of the decision result of at least one of the first decision portion 154 and the second decision portion 156.

Description

  The present invention relates to a game system, a game control device, a game control method, and a program.

  A game that is executed based on a game data group set by a user is known. For example, a game is known in which a user constructs a deck (character card group) by selecting a predetermined number of character cards from a plurality of virtual character cards, and fights the enemy using the constructed deck.

  There is also a known game that progresses when a user places objects in a game field to create a predetermined combination of objects. For example, a game is known in which a user places a playing card in a game field to create a poker role and attacks an enemy.

Japanese Patent No. 4855549

  In the above-described game that is executed based on the game data group set by the user, the user sets a game data group (for example, deck) that matches his strategy. For this reason, in such a game, it is strongly desired to realize a user interface that allows the user to easily set a game data group that matches his strategy (first problem).

  Further, in the above-described game that progresses when the user arranges objects on the game field and creates a predetermined combination of objects, it is strongly desired to improve the interest of the game (second problem).

  The present invention has been made in view of the first problem described above, and one of its purposes is that a user can fit his strategy in a game executed based on a game data group set by the user. Another object of the present invention is to provide a game system, a game system control method, a game control device, and a program capable of easily setting a game data group.

  In addition, the present invention has been made in view of the second problem described above, and one of its purposes is a game that progresses when a user arranges objects in a game field and creates a predetermined combination of objects. It is an object to provide a game system, a game control device, a game control method, and a program capable of improving the interest of the game.

  In order to solve the first problem, the game system according to the present invention is a game system (1) for executing a game based on a game data group set by a user, wherein the game data is a member of the game data group. As a selection screen (100) for the user to select a game data that is a candidate for a member of the game data group and a screen showing game data selected as a member of the game data group is displayed ( 25) display control means (130) to be displayed, and replacement candidate setting means for setting at least one of a plurality of game data as candidate members of the game data group as a replacement candidate based on the user's operation (134) and the game data group based on the user's operation. A replacement candidate setting means (136) for setting at least one of a plurality of game data selected as a member of a group as a replacement candidate, and is set as the replacement candidate based on the user's operation. Replacing the game data with the game data set as the replacement candidate to change the member of the game data group, and the attribute information of the game data group as the member of the game data group. Attribute information setting means (140) for setting based on a plurality of game data selected as the display control means (130) when the replacement by the replacement execution means (138) is executed. Change information relating to changes in the attribute information of the game data group that occurs Before the replacement by the execution unit (138) replacement is performed, characterized in that it comprises a change information display control means (132) to be displayed on the selection screen (100).

  The game system control method according to the present invention is a game system control method for executing a game based on a game data group set by a user, wherein the user selects game data as a member of the game data group. As a selection screen (100) for performing, a screen showing game data that is a member candidate of the game data group and game data selected as a member of the game data group is displayed on the display means (25). Based on a display control step, a replacement candidate setting step of setting at least one of a plurality of game data that is a member candidate of the game data group as a replacement candidate based on the user's operation, and the user's operation Select as a member of the game data group A replacement candidate setting step for setting at least one of the plurality of game data as a replacement candidate, and game data set as the replacement candidate based on the user's operation as the replacement candidate Based on a plurality of game data selected as members of the game data group, a replacement execution step of changing the members of the game data group by replacing the set game data with the set game data, and attribute information of the game data group Attribute information setting step to be set, wherein the display control step executes change information relating to a change in the attribute information of the game data group caused by execution of the replacement execution step. Before the selection screen (100) Characterized in that it comprises a change information display control step that shown.

  In the game control device according to the present invention, in the game control device (20 or 10) for executing a game based on a game data group set by a user, the user can obtain game data as a member of the game data group. As a selection screen (100) for selection, a screen showing game data which is a member candidate of the game data group and game data selected as a member of the game data group is displayed on the display means (25). Display control means (130) for performing, wherein the attribute information of the game data group is set based on a plurality of game data selected as members of the game data group, and the display control means (130) Multiple game data that are candidate members of the game data group Is set as a replacement candidate based on the user's operation, and at least one of a plurality of game data selected as a member of the game data group is a replacement candidate based on the user's operation. Change information regarding the change in the attribute information of the game data group that occurs when the game data set as the replacement candidate is replaced with the game data set as the replacement candidate. A change information display control means (132) for displaying on the selection screen (100) before execution is included.

  In addition, the program according to the present invention provides a selection screen (100) for a user to select game data to be a member of a game data group, game data that is a candidate for the game data group, A program that causes a computer to function as display control means (130) for displaying a screen showing game data selected as a member on display means (25), wherein the attribute information of the game data group includes the game data The display control means (130) is set based on a plurality of game data selected as a member of the group, and the display control means (130) is configured so that at least one of the plurality of game data that are candidate members of the game data group is operated by the user. Is set as a replacement candidate based on When at least one of a plurality of game data selected as a member of a group data group is set as a replacement candidate based on the user's operation, the game data set as the replacement candidate is Change information display control for displaying change information related to the change in the attribute information of the game data group caused by the replacement with game data set as a replacement candidate on the selection screen (100) before the replacement is executed. A program including means (132).

  An information storage medium according to the present invention is a computer-readable information storage medium recording the above program.

  According to the present invention, in a game that is executed based on a game data group set by a user, the user can easily set a game data group that matches his / her strategy.

  In one embodiment of the present invention, the selection screen includes a first area (102) for presenting a plurality of game data selected as members of the game data group, and member candidates of the game data group. A second area (104) for presenting a plurality of game data; and a third area (106) for presenting the change information, wherein the third area (106) is the first area ( 102) and the second region (104).

  In the aspect of the invention, the first area (102) is an area for displaying a plurality of images corresponding to a plurality of game data selected as members of the game data group side by side. The second area (104) is an area for displaying a plurality of images corresponding to a plurality of game data that are candidate members of the game data group in a horizontal direction, and the first area (102). And one of the second regions (104) is disposed above the third region (106), and the other of the first region (102) and the second region (104) is the third region (106). It may be arranged on the lower side.

  In the aspect of the present invention, the first area (102) is an area for displaying a plurality of images corresponding to a plurality of game data selected as members of the game data group in a vertical direction. The second area (104) is an area for displaying a plurality of images corresponding to a plurality of game data, which are member candidates of the game data group, arranged in the vertical direction, and the first area (102). One of the second region (104) is disposed on the left side of the third region (106), and the other of the first region (102) and the second region (104) is the third region (106). It may be arranged on the right side.

  In one aspect of the present invention, the change information display control means (132) includes the attribute information of the game data group before the replacement by the replacement execution means (138) and the replacement execution means ( 138) before the replacement by the replacement execution means (138) is executed with the combination of the attribute information of the game data group and the attribute information after the replacement is executed as the change information. ) May be displayed.

  In one aspect of the present invention, the game data that is a member or a member candidate of the game data group may be game card data related to a game card or game character data related to a game character.

  In one aspect of the present invention, the game includes a first part and a second part executed based on the game result of the user in the first part, and is a member or member of the game data group The candidate game data is associated with data in which attribute information is associated with each of the plurality of reference game results, and the attribute information setting means (140) corresponds to each of the plurality of reference game results. Attribute information of the game data group to be set based on the data associated with the game data selected as a member of the game data group, and in the second part, the user's game in the first part When the result is one of the plurality of reference game results, the game corresponding to the reference game result is obtained. A game process is executed based on the attribute information of the data group, and the change information display control means (132) changes the information related to the change of the attribute information of the game data group corresponding to each of the plurality of reference game results. Information may be displayed on the selection screen (100).

  In order to solve the second problem, the game system according to the present invention displays on the display means (25) a game screen showing a game field in which a plurality of positions for arranging objects are arranged in a matrix. With the control means (150) and an object pre-arranged at at least one of the plurality of positions, an instruction to arrange a new object at at least one of the plurality of positions is received from the user. When a new object is placed by the receiving means (152) and the placement instruction, it includes a predetermined number of objects placed side by side in a given direction, and the object newly placed by the placement instruction First determination means (154) for determining whether or not a combination of a predetermined number of objects is a predetermined combination; And changing means (156) for changing the relative positional relationship between the newly placed object and the previously placed object, and after the change by the changing means (156), the predetermined arrangement arranged in a predetermined direction. Second determination means (158) for determining whether a combination of a predetermined number of objects including a number of objects and an object newly arranged by the arrangement instruction is a predetermined combination; Game processing execution means (160) for executing game processing based on at least one of the determination result of the first determination means (154) and the determination result of the second determination means (158). And

  Further, the game control device according to the present invention includes a display control means (150) for displaying on the display means (25) a game screen showing a game field in which a plurality of positions for arranging objects are arranged in a matrix. Accepting means (152) for accepting an instruction to arrange a new object at at least one of the plurality of positions in a state where the object is arranged in advance at at least one of the plurality of positions; When a new object is arranged by the arrangement instruction, a combination of a predetermined number of objects that are arranged in a predetermined direction and that includes the object newly arranged by the arrangement instruction is included. A first determination means (154) for determining whether or not the combination is a predetermined combination, and a new arrangement by the arrangement instruction. A changing means (156) for changing a relative positional relationship between an object and the object arranged in advance, and a predetermined number of objects arranged in a predetermined direction after the change by the changing means (156); And a second determination means (158) for determining whether or not a combination of a predetermined number of objects including the objects newly arranged by the arrangement instruction is a predetermined combination; and the first determination means ( 154) and a game process execution means (160) for executing a game process based on the determination result of the second determination means (158).

  The game control method according to the present invention includes a display control step of displaying a game screen showing a game field in which a plurality of positions for arranging objects are arranged in a matrix on a display means (25); A reception step of receiving a placement instruction for a new object from at least one of the plurality of positions from a user in a state in which the object is placed in advance in at least one of the positions; When objects are arranged, is a predetermined number of objects arranged side by side in a predetermined direction and a combination of a predetermined number of objects including an object newly arranged according to the arrangement instruction being a predetermined combination? A first determination step for determining whether or not the object newly placed by the placement instruction and the previous A change step of changing a relative positional relationship with a pre-placed object, and a predetermined number of objects arranged in a predetermined direction after the change by the change step, and newly added by the placement instruction A second determination step for determining whether or not a combination of a predetermined number of objects including the arranged objects is a predetermined combination, a determination result in the first determination step, and a determination result in the second determination step; And a game process execution step for executing the game process based on the above.

  Further, the program according to the present invention includes a display control means (150) for displaying a game screen showing a game field in which a plurality of positions for arranging objects are arranged in a matrix, on the display means (25); Receiving means (152) for receiving a placement instruction for a new object from at least one of the plurality of positions in a state in which the object is placed in advance in at least one of the positions; When a new object is arranged by the predetermined combination, a combination of a predetermined number of objects arranged in a predetermined direction and including the object newly arranged by the arrangement instruction is a predetermined combination. First determining means (154) for determining whether or not the object is newly placed according to the placement instruction A changing means (156) for changing the relative positional relationship between the object and the pre-arranged object, and a predetermined number of objects arranged in a predetermined direction after the change by the changing means (156), And a second determination means (158) for determining whether or not a combination of a predetermined number of objects including the objects newly arranged by the arrangement instruction is a predetermined combination; and the first determination means ( 154) and a determination result of the second determination means (158) are programs for causing a computer to function as a game process execution means (160) for executing a game process.

  An information storage medium according to the present invention is a computer-readable information storage medium recording the above program.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, it becomes possible to improve the interest of the game which advances by a user arrange | positioning an object in a game field and making a predetermined combination of objects.

  In one aspect of the present invention, the changing unit (156) newly moves the at least one of the object newly arranged by the arrangement instruction and the pre-arranged object by the arrangement instruction. You may make it change the relative positional relationship of the arrange | positioned object and the said object arrange | positioned previously.

  In one aspect of the present invention, the plurality of positions include a plurality of first positions where the object is arranged in advance, and a plurality of second positions where the user can instruct the object to be arranged, The accepting means (152) accepts a new object placement instruction from at least one of the plurality of second positions from the user, and the changing means (156) is newly placed by the placement instruction. Means for changing the relative positional relationship between the newly placed object and the previously placed object by moving the moved object among the plurality of second positions, and the previously placed object. By moving the object in the plurality of first positions, the object newly placed by the placement instruction and the pre- Means for changing the relative positional relationship between the placed objects, the may include at least one.

  In one aspect of the present invention, the game executed in the game system is a game in which the user battles with an opponent, and the game process execution means (160) is provided by the first determination means (154). You may make it include the attack process execution means which performs the attack process from the said user to the said opponent based on at least one of the determination result and the determination result of the said 2nd determination means (158).

  In order to solve the second problem, the game system according to the present invention displays on the display means (25) a game screen showing a game field in which a plurality of positions for arranging objects are arranged in a matrix. And a display control means (150) for receiving, and an object placement instruction from at least one of the plurality of positions is received from a user in a state where the object is disposed in advance in at least one of the plurality of positions. A game process executing means (160) for executing a game process based on a combination of the receiving means (152) and the objects arranged at a predetermined number of positions arranged in a predetermined direction among the plurality of positions. ), Restriction means (162) for restricting the placement of objects at some of the plurality of positions, and the progress of the game , Characterized in that it comprises a, and release means (164) for releasing the restriction by the restricting means (162).

  Further, the game control device according to the present invention includes a display control means (150) for displaying on the display means (25) a game screen showing a game field in which a plurality of positions for arranging objects are arranged in a matrix. Receiving means (152) for receiving an instruction to place an object at at least one of the plurality of positions from a user in a state where the object is previously arranged at at least one of the plurality of positions; A game process execution means (160) for executing a game process based on a combination of objects arranged at a predetermined number of positions arranged side by side in a predetermined direction, and among the plurality of positions The restriction means (162) for restricting the placement of the object at a part of the position of the object and the restriction means (162) based on the progress of the game And canceling means for canceling the limitation (164), characterized in that it comprises a.

  The game control method according to the present invention includes a display control step of displaying a game screen showing a game field in which a plurality of positions for arranging objects are arranged in a matrix on a display means (25); A reception step of receiving an instruction to place an object at at least one of the plurality of positions from a user in a state in which the object is previously arranged at at least one of the positions; Based on a combination of objects arranged at a predetermined number of positions arranged side by side in a predetermined direction, a game process execution step for executing a game process, and an object to some positions among the plurality of positions A restriction step for restricting the placement, and a releasing step for releasing the restriction by the restriction step based on the progress of the game Characterized in that it comprises a.

  The program according to the present invention includes a display control means (150) for displaying a game screen showing a game field in which a plurality of positions for arranging objects are arranged in a matrix, on the display means (25), Accepting means (152) for accepting an instruction to place an object at at least one of the plurality of positions from a user in a state where the object is arranged in at least one of the positions; A game process execution means (160) for executing a game process based on a combination of objects arranged at a predetermined number of positions arranged side by side in a predetermined direction, and some positions of the plurality of positions Restriction means (162) for restricting the placement of objects on the screen, and restriction by the restriction means (162) based on the progress of the game Releasing releasing means (164) is a program for causing a computer to function as a.

  An information storage medium according to the present invention is a computer-readable information storage medium recording the above program.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, it becomes possible to improve the interest of the game which advances by a user arrange | positioning an object in a game field and making a predetermined combination of objects.

  In one aspect of the present invention, the restricting means (162) includes means for restricting the user from instructing the placement of the object to a part of the plurality of positions, and the plurality of positions. May be configured to include at least one of means for restricting the arrangement of the object in advance at some positions.

  In one aspect of the present invention, the game executed in the game system is a game in which the user battles with an opponent, and the game process execution means (160) is arranged side by side in the predetermined direction. Based on a combination of objects arranged at a predetermined number of positions, an attack process from the user to the opponent may be executed.

  In addition, in the above, in order to make an understanding of this invention easy, the code | symbol described in drawing is described in the bracket | parenthesis, However, This invention is not limited to the aspect of illustration by this.

It is a figure showing an example of the whole composition of the game system concerning the embodiment of the present invention. It is a figure which shows an example of a list screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a detailed screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a character card table. It is a figure for demonstrating the setting of a deck. It is a figure which shows an example of deck data. It is a figure for demonstrating the attack parameter of a deck. It is a figure which shows an example of an exploration screen. It is a figure which shows an example of a battle screen. It is a figure for demonstrating a user turn. It is a figure for demonstrating the case where a magic button is selected. It is a figure for demonstrating an enemy turn. It is a figure for demonstrating the restriction | limiting of arrangement | positioning of a playing card. It is a figure for demonstrating the restriction | limiting of arrangement | positioning of a playing card. It is a figure for demonstrating the restriction | limiting of arrangement | positioning of a playing card. It is a figure which shows an example of a deck setting screen. It is a figure for demonstrating the attack parameter of a deck. It is a functional block diagram of a game system. It is a figure which shows an example of the process performed with a game system. It is a figure which shows an example of the other process performed with a game system. It is a functional block diagram of a game system. It is a figure which shows an example of the other process performed with a game system. It is a figure which shows an example of the other process performed with a game system. It is a figure which shows an example of the other process performed with a game system. It is a figure which shows another example of a deck setting screen.

  Hereinafter, examples of embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 shows the overall configuration of a game system according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, the game system 1 according to the present embodiment includes a server 10 and a game device 20 (game control device). Server 10 and game device 20 are connected to communication network 2. For this reason, mutual data communication is possible between the server 10 and the game apparatus 20.

  The server 10 is realized by a server computer, for example. As shown in FIG. 1, the server 10 includes a control unit 11, a storage unit 12, and a communication unit 13.

  The control unit 11 includes, for example, a microprocessor and executes processing according to an operating system and other programs. The storage unit 12 includes a main storage unit (for example, RAM) and an auxiliary storage unit (for example, a hard disk drive or a solid state drive). The communication unit 13 is for performing data communication via the communication network 2.

  The game apparatus 20 is a computer used by a user, and in particular, a computer used by a user to play a game. The game device 20 is realized by, for example, a home game machine (stationary game machine), a portable game machine, a mobile phone (including a smartphone), a portable information terminal (including a tablet computer), or a personal computer. As shown in FIG. 1, the game apparatus 20 includes a control unit 21, a storage unit 22, a communication unit 23, an operation unit 24, a display unit 25, and an audio output unit 26.

  The control unit 21, the storage unit 22, and the communication unit 23 are the same as the control unit 11, the storage unit 12, and the communication unit 13 of the server 10. The operation unit 24 includes, for example, a game controller, a key, a lever, a touch panel, a mouse, and the like, and is for a user to perform a game operation. Note that the operation unit 24 may be for a user to perform a game operation by voice or gesture. The display unit 25 is, for example, a liquid crystal display panel or an organic EL display, and displays a screen according to instructions from the control unit 21. The audio output unit 26 is, for example, a speaker or headphones, and outputs audio data according to instructions from the control unit 21.

  The program and data are supplied to the server 10 or the game device 20 via the communication network 2, for example. Note that the server 10 or the game device 20 may include a component for reading a program or data stored in an information storage medium (for example, an optical disk or a memory card). And you may make it supply a program and data to the server 10 or the game device 20 via an information storage medium.

  Hereinafter, a case where a mobile phone (smartphone) provided with a touch panel is the game device 20 and a game program downloaded from the server 10 is executed on the mobile phone (smartphone) will be described.

  For example, in the game device 20, a game that is executed based on a game data group set by the user is executed.

  Further, for example, in the game apparatus 20, a game that progresses when a user arranges objects in a game field and creates a predetermined combination of objects is executed. In other words, a game that runs based on a combination of a predetermined number of objects arranged in a straight line in a predetermined direction in the game field is executed.

  Hereinafter, an example of a game executed on the game apparatus 20 will be described. In the game described below, a user collects game cards (hereinafter referred to as “character cards”) corresponding to game characters, and uses these character cards to explore caves or ruins. Also, in a battle with an enemy encountered in a cave or ruins, the user attacks the enemy by placing a playing card in the game field to create a poker role.

  FIG. 2 shows an example of a screen displayed on the display unit 25 of the game apparatus 20, and specifically shows an example of a list screen showing a list of character cards owned by the user.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a list 32 of character cards owned by the user is displayed on the list screen 30. In the case of the example shown in FIG. 2, the list 32 includes “thumbnail image”, “name”, “rareness”, “type”, and “level” fields. A thumbnail image of the character card is displayed in the “thumbnail image” field. The “name” field indicates the name of the character card.

  The “rareness” field indicates the rarity of the character card. For example, one of the three rarity levels “super rare (SR)”, “rare (R)”, and “normal (N)” is set as the rarity of each character card. The highest rarity is “Super Rare (SR)”, and the lowest rarity is “Normal (N)”. Generally, the higher the degree of rarity of character cards, the higher the ability (performance) of the character card.

  The “type” field indicates the type of the character card. For example, one of four types of “flame”, “water”, “forest”, and “light” is set as the type of each character card. The “level” field indicates the level of the character card. It shows that the capability (performance) of a character card is so high that the level of a character card is high.

  When the user points a thumbnail image of any character card by touching the finger with the touch panel, a detailed screen showing the detailed information of the character card is displayed on the display unit 25.

  FIG. 3 shows an example of a detail screen. As shown in FIG. 3, a character card image 42 is displayed on the detail screen 40. The detailed screen 40 displays a table 44 indicating basic information of the character card. This table 44 includes “name”, “level”, “rareness”, “type”, “cost”, “experience value”, “hit point”, and “defense” fields. The “name”, “rareness”, “type”, and “level” fields are the same as the “name”, “rareness”, “type”, and “level” fields in the list 32 of FIG.

  The “cost” field is a cost required to use a character card for exploring a cave or ruins, that is, a character card necessary for adding a character card to a deck (character card group) for exploring a cave or ruins. Indicates the cost. Details of the “cost” will be described later.

  The “experience value” field indicates the experience value acquired by the character card. For example, when a battle with an enemy is won, an experience value is given to a character card that is a member of a deck. When the experience value of the character card reaches a predetermined value, the level of the character card increases. The “hit point” field indicates the physical strength of the character card. Details of the “hit points” will be described later. The “defense power” field indicates a defense parameter (defense power) of the character card. The “defense power” field indicates the defense power when attacked by an enemy encountered while exploring a cave or ruins. For example, the higher the value in the “defense power” field, the higher the defense power and the less likely it is to receive damage from the enemy.

  The detailed screen 40 also displays a table 46 indicating character card attack parameters. This table 46 includes “combination”, “attack power”, and “special ability” fields.

  The “combination” field indicates ten kinds of combinations in poker. “10 types of roles” means “one pair”, “two pairs”, “three cards”, “straight”, “flash”, “full house”, “four cards”, “straight flush”, “royal straight flush” And “Five Card”.

  The “attack power” field indicates the attack power when attacking an enemy encountered while exploring a cave or ruins. For example, the higher the “attack power” field value, the higher the attack power. Hereinafter, for example, an attack power corresponding to “one pair” is referred to as “one pair attack power”. The same applies to other roles.

  The “special effect” field indicates the presence and type of a special effect. The “special effect” is a special effect that occurs when an enemy encountered while exploring a cave or ruins is attacked. An example of a special effect is “poison”. For example, when the special effect “poison” occurs, a poison attack is performed on the enemy, and damage larger than usual is given to the enemy. In the following, for example, a special effect corresponding to “one pair” is referred to as “one pair special effect”. The same applies to other roles. The significance of the correspondence between poker roles, attack power, and special effects will be described later.

  The list screen 30 and the detailed screen 40 as described above are displayed based on data stored in the storage unit 22 (or the storage unit 12).

  FIG. 4 shows an example of data stored in the storage unit 22. FIG. 4 shows an example of a character card table related to a character card owned by the user. The character card table shown in FIG. 4 includes “name”, “image”, “rareness”, “type”, “cost”, “level”, “experience value”, “hit point”, “attack parameter”, and “attack parameter”. Includes a "Defense Parameters" field.

  The “name”, “rareness”, “type”, “cost”, “level”, “experience value”, “hit point”, and “defense parameter (defense power)” fields are as shown in Table 44 of the detailed screen 40. This is the same as the “name”, “rareness”, “type”, “cost”, “level”, “experience value”, “hit point”, and “defense” fields. The “image” field indicates a character card image. The “attack parameter” field indicates the attack power, the presence / absence of special effects, and the type of each of the ten types of poker roles.

  As described above, the user explores a cave or ruins using a character card owned by the user. Prior to leaving for exploration, the user sets up a deck (character card group). This deck is used to combat enemies encountered during exploration.

  FIG. 5 is a diagram for explaining the setting of the deck. In FIG. 5, the character card to which the alphabet “A” is attached indicates the character card having the name “A”. The same applies to the character cards to which the alphabets “B”, “C”, “D”, “E”, “F”, and “G” are attached. In the following description, the character card with the name “A” is described as “character card“ A ””.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the user sets a deck by selecting a predetermined number of character cards (in the example shown in FIG. 5, “5”) from among the character cards owned by the user. That is, the user selects a predetermined number of character cards as members of the deck from among the character cards owned by the user.

  However, in this case, it is necessary to select the deck member so that the total cost of the character cards that are members of the deck is equal to or less than the upper limit (“30” in the example shown in FIG. 5). In the example shown in FIG. 5, character cards “A”, “B”, “C”, “E”, and “G” are selected as members of the deck, and the total cost of these character cards is “28”. Is. Therefore, the deck members are selected such that the total cost is equal to or lower than the upper limit value “30”.

  When a deck is set by the user, deck data related to the deck is stored in the storage unit 22 (or the storage unit 12). FIG. 6 shows an example of deck data. The deck data shown in FIG. 6 includes “member”, “leader”, “attack parameter”, “defense parameter”, “hit point”, and “current position” fields.

  The “member” field indicates the character card selected as a member of the deck. In the example shown in FIG. 6, character cards “A”, “B”, “D”, “E”, and “G” are selected as members of the deck. In this game, one of the character cards selected as a member of the deck is set as the leader, and the “leader” field indicates the character card set as the leader. In the example shown in FIG. 6, the character card “A” is set as the leader of the deck.

  The “attack parameter” field indicates attack parameters of the entire deck. FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining the attack parameters of the deck. FIG. 7 shows the attack parameters of the deck when the deck members are character cards “A”, “B”, “D”, “E”, “G”.

  Like the attack parameters of the individual character cards, the attack parameters of the entire deck also indicate the attack power and special effects corresponding to each of the ten types of poker roles. The attack parameter of the deck is set based on the attack parameter of each character card that is a member of the deck.

  For example, the one-pair attack power of the deck is set based on the one-pair attack power of each character card that is a member of the deck. Specifically, the one-pair attack power of the deck is set based on the statistical value (for example, the total value or the average value) of the one-pair attack power of each character card that is a member of the deck. In the example shown in FIG. 7, the total value of the one-pair attack power of each character card that is a member of the deck is set as the one-pair attack power of the deck. The attack powers of roles other than one pair are set in the same way.

  Further, for example, the one-pair special effect of the deck is set based on the one-pair special effect of each character card that is a member of the deck. Specifically, the union of the one-pair special effects of each character card that is a member of the deck is set as the one-pair special effect of the deck. In the example shown in FIG. 7, the one-pair special effect of the character card “A” is “poison”, the one-pair special effect of the character card “E” is “flame”, and “ The one-pair special effect of “B”, “D”, and “G” is “none”. For this reason, “poison” and “flame” are set as one-pair special effects for the deck. Special effects for roles other than one pair are set in the same way.

  The “defense parameter” field indicates the defense parameters of the entire deck. The defense power of the entire deck is set based on the defense power of each character card that is a member of the deck. Specifically, the defense level of the deck is set based on a statistical value (for example, a total value or an average value) of the defense level of each character card that is a member of the deck. For example, the total defense strength of each character card that is a member of the deck is set as the defense strength of the deck. The defense parameter is not an essential parameter. For example, the damage received by the enemy attack may be determined based only on the enemy attack power parameter.

  The “hit points” field indicates the hit points of the entire deck. For example, the hit points of the entire deck are set based on the hit points of each character card that is a member of the deck. Specifically, the defense power of the deck is set based on the statistical value (for example, the total value or the average value) of the hit points of each character card that is a member of the deck. For example, the total value of the hit points of each character card that is a member of the deck is set as the hit point of the deck.

  After the setting of the deck is completed, the user goes to explore caves or ruins. FIG. 8 shows an example of an exploration screen displayed on the display unit 25 when exploring a cave or ruins. On the exploration screen 50 shown in FIG. 8, cells 52A, 52B, 52C, 52D, 52E, 52F, and 52G are displayed. Hereinafter, the masses 52 </ b> A to 52 </ b> G may be collectively referred to as the mass 52.

  The square 52 described as “user” indicates the square 52 where the user is currently located. For this reason, in the case of the example shown in FIG. 8, the user is located in the square 52A. A square 52 described as “enemy” indicates the square 52 where the enemy is located. When the user moves to the mass 52 where the enemy is located, the battle with the enemy is started. In the case of the example shown in FIG. 8, the enemy is located in the squares 52B, 52D to 52G. For this reason, when a user moves to these squares 52, the battle with an enemy is started. A square 52 described as “treasure” indicates a square 52 on which a treasure is placed. When the user moves to the mass 52 where the treasure is placed, the user can obtain the treasure.

  The cells 52 are connected to each other by a road 54, and the user can move to the cell 52 connected to the current cell 52. In the case of the example shown in FIG. 8, the user can move to the cells 52B and 52D. The user designates the destination square 52 by bringing a finger into contact with the touch panel.

  As described above, when the user moves to the mass 52 where the enemy is located, the battle with the enemy is started. FIG. 9 shows an example of a battle screen for performing a battle with an enemy.

  The battle screen 60 shown in FIG. 9 includes a user area 62, an enemy area 64, and a puzzle area 66. The user area 62 is an area for displaying information related to the user. For example, the user's hand 70 is displayed in the user area 62. In this game, four playing cards 90 are given to the user, and these four playing cards 90 are displayed as the user's hand 70.

  Further, the user hit points 72 are displayed in the user area 62. For example, “315/615” indicates that the maximum value of the hit point of the user is “615” and the current value of the hit point is “315”. A gauge 74 indicating the remaining degree of hit points of the user (the ratio of the current value to the maximum value) is also displayed in the user area 62. Further, a magic button 75 and a pass button 76 are displayed in the user area 62. Details of the magic button 75 and the pass button 76 will be described later.

  The enemy area 64 is an area for displaying information on the enemy. For example, the enemy hand 80 is displayed in the enemy area 64. In this game, four playing cards 90 are also given to the enemy, and these four playing cards 90 are displayed as the enemy's hand 80.

  Also, enemy hit points 82 are displayed in the enemy area 64. Further, a gauge 84 indicating the remaining degree of enemy hit points (the ratio of the current value to the maximum value) is also displayed in the enemy area 64. An enemy image 86 is also displayed in the enemy area 64.

  In the puzzle area 66, positions (areas) where the playing cards 90 (objects) can be arranged are arranged in a matrix. In the example shown in FIG. 9, a cell of 5 rows × 5 columns is set. In the following description, the i-th row from the top is referred to as “i-th row”, and the j-th column from the left is referred to as “j-th column”. Also, the cell in the i-th row and the j-th row is described as a cell [ij]. For example, the cell in the upper left corner is described as cell [11], and the cell in the upper right corner is described as cell [15]. Further, the cell in the lower left corner is described as cell [51], and the cell in the lower right corner is described as cell [55].

  The plurality of cells arranged in the puzzle area 66 include a plurality of first cells 92A and a plurality of second cells 92B.

  The first square 92A is a square on which the playing card 90 is arranged in advance. In the case of the example shown in FIG. 9, the first cell 92 </ b> A is a cell of 3 rows × 3 columns arranged in the center of the puzzle area 66. That is, nine cells [22] to [24], [32] to [34], and [42] to [44] are the first cells 92A. For this reason, in the case of the example shown in FIG. 9, nine playing cards 90 are arranged in advance.

  On the other hand, the second square 92 </ b> B is a square for the user or enemy to place the playing card 90. In the case of the example shown in FIG. 9, the second square 92B is 16 squares surrounding the first square 92A (that is, a three-row × three-column square arranged at the center of the puzzle area 66). That is, 16 cells [11] to [15], [21], [25], [31], [35], [41], [45], and [51] to [55] are the second cells 92B. It is. For this reason, in the case of the example shown in FIG. 9, the playing card 90 is not previously arranged on these 16 cells. A playing card 90 is arranged on these 16 squares by the user or the enemy.

  Hereinafter, the first mass 92A and the second mass 92B may be collectively referred to as “mass 92”.

  In the battle with the enemy, a user turn for the user to attack the enemy and an enemy turn for the enemy to attack the user are repeatedly executed alternately.

  FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining the user turn. In the user turn, the user selects two playing cards 90 from the hand 70 and places the two playing cards 90 on the square 92 (second square 92B). In this case, one of the poker roles is established by “five playing cards 90 arranged in a straight line in the vertical, horizontal, or diagonal directions with two newly arranged playing cards 90 at both ends”. It is necessary to arrange two playing cards 90 on the square 92 (second square 92B).

In FIG. 10, the user selects the club “6” playing card 90 and the diamond “10” playing card 90 from the hand 70, and these playing cards 90 are respectively displayed in squares [31] and [35]. The case where it arranges is shown. In this case, five playing cards 90 aligned in a straight line from square [31] to square [35] are used to play “one pair” (club “6” and diamond “6”), which is one of the roles of poker. ")" Is established.

  In this case, an attack corresponding to the established poker role is executed against the enemy by at least one of the character cards that are members of the user's deck.

  For example, in the example shown in FIG. 10, since “one pair” is established, an attack on the enemy is executed based on the one pair attack power and one pair special effect of the user's deck. That is, the amount of damage given to the enemy is determined based on the one-pair attack power and one-pair special effect of the user's deck. For example, the amount of damage given to the enemy is determined based on the comparison result between the one-pair attack power of the user's deck and the enemy's defense power and the one-pair special effect of the user's deck. Specifically, the amount of damage corresponding to the difference between the one-pair attack power of the user's deck and the defense strength of the enemy and the amount of damage corresponding to the one-pair special effect of the user's deck are acquired. The total amount of damage is determined as the amount of damage given to the enemy, and the enemy hit points are reduced based on the amount of damage. In the example shown in FIG. 10, the enemy hit points are reduced by 5 points.

  If the one-pair attack power is zero, the damage to the enemy is zero, and the enemy attack is not executed. Also, when executing an attack on an enemy, a character card that is a member of the user's deck and has a one-pair attack power that is not zero (that is, an attack on the enemy when the role is a one-pair) Are displayed on the battle screen 60, and the battle screen 60 indicates that those character cards are used to attack the enemy. For example, when the members of the user's deck are character cards “A”, “B”, “D”, “E”, “G”, the character cards “A”, “B” whose one-pair attack power is not zero. , “G” indicates that the enemy is attacked on the battle screen 60.

  In addition, as will be described below, the user can give a larger damage than usual by selecting the magic button 75 before placing the playing card 90. However, the upper limit number of times that the magic button 75 can be selected is determined for each battle (or each search), and the user can select the magic button 75 within a range not exceeding the upper limit number.

  Here, after the user selects the magic button 75, as in the example shown in FIG. 10, two cards “6” of the club and “10” of the diamond are respectively displayed in the squares [31] and [35]. ] Is assumed.

  In this case, as shown in FIG. 10, "one pair (club's"), which is one of the roles of poker, is formed by five playing cards 90 aligned in a straight line from the square [31] to the square [35]. Since “6” and “6”) of the diamond are established, the enemy is attacked based on the one-pair attack power and the one-pair special effect of the user's deck. That is, the amount of damage given to the enemy is determined based on the one-pair attack power and the one-pair special effect of the user's deck, and the hit points of the enemy are reduced based on the amount of damage.

  Furthermore, in this case, as shown in FIG. 11, the two playing cards 90 of “6” of the club and “10” of the diamond each move downward by one square. That is, the club “6” playing card 90 moves from square [31] to square [41], and the diamond “10” playing card 90 moves from square [35] to square [45]. In other words, the two playing cards 90 arranged outside and the nine playing cards 90 arranged inside move relatively.

  Then, in this case, the five playing cards 90 aligned in a horizontal direction from the square [41] to the square [45] are used to play "one pair (" 10 "of the heart and the diamond" Since “10”) is established, an additional attack to the enemy is executed based on the one-pair attack power and the one-pair special effect of the user's deck. That is, the amount of damage given to the enemy is determined based on the one-pair attack power and the one-pair special effect of the user's deck, and the enemy hit points are further reduced based on the amount of damage. After the additional attack on the enemy is performed, the moved playing card 90 returns to the original squares [31] and [35].

  However, if none of the poker roles are formed by the five playing cards 90 aligned in a horizontal direction from the square [41] to the square [45], an additional attack to the enemy is executed. Instead, the moved playing card 90 returns to the original squares [31] and [35]. The moved playing card 90 may not return to the original squares [31] and [35].

  When the user newly arranges two playing cards 90 in the squares [41] and [45], the two playing cards 90 move to the squares [51] and [55]. Alternatively, it may be moved to squares [21] and [25].

  Here, the movement amount of the playing card 90 has been described as 1 square, but the movement amount of the playing card 90 is not limited to 1 square and may be, for example, 2 squares.

  Here, the movement direction of the playing card 90 has been described as being downward, but the movement direction of the playing card 90 is not limited to the downward direction and may be upward. For example, in the example shown in FIG. 11, the club “6” playing card 90 moves from square [31] to square [21], and the diamond “10” playing card 90 moves from square [35] to square [25]. ] May be moved to. Note that either the downward direction or the upward direction may be randomly determined as the moving direction of the playing card 90.

In the above, the case where the arrangement direction of the five playing cards 90 having the two playing cards 90 newly arranged by the user at both ends is in the horizontal direction has been described. That is, the user selects one of the squares [21], [31], and “41” and the squares [25], [35],
The case where the playing card 90 is newly arranged in any one of [45] has been described. However, the arrangement direction of the five playing card 90 may be a vertical direction or an oblique direction. These cases will also be described.

First, the case where the arrangement direction of the five playing card 90 is the vertical direction will be described. That is, when the user selects one of the cells [12], [13], and “14” and the cell [52],
A case where the playing card 90 is newly arranged in any of [53] and [54] will be described.

  In this case, the two playing cards 90 newly arranged by the user move by one square in the right direction. Also in this case, the moving amount of the playing card 90 is not limited to one square, and may be two squares, for example. Further, the moving direction of the playing card 90 is not limited to the right direction, and may be the left direction.

  Next, a case where the arrangement direction of the five playing card 90 is an oblique direction will be described. For example, when the user newly arranges the playing cards 90 in the squares [11] and [55], the playing cards 90 may be moved to the squares [15] and “51”. Further, for example, when the user newly arranges the playing cards 90 in the squares [15] and [51], those playing cards 90 may be moved to the squares [11] and “55”.

  In addition, the mode of movement of the playing card 90 is not limited to the above mode. For example, when the arrangement direction of the five playing cards 90 is the vertical direction or the horizontal direction and the user places the two playing cards 90 in the squares [1i] and [5i], The playing cards 90 may be moved to the squares [i1] and [i5]. Further, for example, when the user places two playing cards 90 in the squares [i1] and [i5], the playing cards 90 may be moved to the squares [1i] and [5i].

  In short, the relative positional relationship between the two newly-exposed playing cards 90 by the user and the nine pre-arranged playing cards 90 (the central 3 rows × 3 columns of playing cards 90) changes. As described above, the two newly arranged playing cards 90 may be moved by the user. In other words, the second card is changed so that the relative positional relationship between the nine playing cards 90 arranged in advance in the first cell 92A and the two playing cards 90 newly arranged in the second cell 92B is changed. What is necessary is just to move the two cards | cards 90 newly arrange | positioned to 92B. In other words, the two newly arranged playing cards 90 may be moved to another position that sandwiches three of the nine playing cards 90 arranged in advance. . For example, two playing cards 90 newly arranged by the user are randomly moved to other positions sandwiching three of the nine playing cards 90 arranged in advance. Also good.

  When the attack on the enemy is completed, the user turn is changed to the enemy turn. If it is impossible to place the two playing cards 90 on the square 92 (second square 92B) so that one of the roles of poker is established, the user selects the pass button 76. When the pass button 76 is selected, the playing card 90 given to the user is discarded. Then, the user turn is changed to the enemy turn.

  FIG. 12 is a diagram for explaining an enemy turn. Similar to the user turn, in the enemy turn, the computer (control unit 21) selects two playing cards 90 from the hand 80, and places these two playing cards 90 on the square 92 (second square 92B). . As in the case of the user turn, in this case, any of the roles of poker is determined by “five playing cards 90 arranged in a straight line in the vertical, horizontal, or diagonal directions with two newly arranged playing cards 90 at both ends”. It is necessary to arrange the two playing card 90 on the square 92 (second square 92B) so that the above is established.

  In FIG. 12, the computer (control unit 21) selects the “K” playing card 90 of the heart and the playing card 90 of “4” of the diamond from the hand 80, and these playing cards 90 are displayed in the square [21] and The case where it has arrange | positioned to [25] is shown. In this case, the five playing cards 90 aligned in a straight line in the horizontal direction are used to play one of the roles of poker, “Two Pair (Heart“ K ”and Diamond“ K ”, Heart“ 4 ”and Diamond“ 4 ")" is established.

  In such a case, an attack on the user is executed based on the enemy's two-pair attack power and the two-pair special effect. Regarding the enemy, the attack power and special effect corresponding to each combination of poker are determined in advance, and the amount of damage given to the user is determined based on the enemy's two-pair attack power and the two-pair special effect. For example, the amount of damage given to the user is determined based on the comparison result between the enemy's two-pair attack power and the user's deck defense power and the enemy's two-pair special effect. Specifically, the damage amount corresponding to the difference between the enemy's two-pair attack power and the user's defensive power and the damage amount corresponding to the enemy's two-pair special effect are acquired. The total amount of damage is determined as the amount of damage given to the user, and the hit points of the user are reduced based on the amount of damage. In the example shown in FIG. 12, the hit points of the user are reduced by 11 points.

  When the attack on the user is completed, the enemy turn is changed to the user turn. If it is impossible to place the two playing cards 90 on the square 92 (second square 92B) so that one of the roles of poker is established, an enemy turn is passed. Even if the enemy turn is passed, the enemy turn is changed to the user turn.

  When the enemy turn is changed to the user turn, two new playing card 90 are given to the user. When the user has selected the pass button 76 in the previous user turn, the four playing card cards 90 are discarded. In such a case, four playing card 90 are newly given to the user.

By the way, from the beginning of the game, it is permissible to place two playing cards 90 in the squares [11] and [55] and to place two playing cards 90 in the squares [15] and [51]. Has been. For example, as shown in FIG. 13, if the playing card role is established by five playing cards 90 arranged in an oblique direction with two playing cards 90 arranged at squares [15] and [51] as both ends, The user can place two playing cards 90 in the squares [15] and [51]. That is, it is possible to arrange five playing card 90 in a straight line in an oblique direction.

  However, in the state shown in FIG. 9, it is impossible to place two playing cards 90 in the squares [15] and [55], or to place two playing cards 90 in the squares [11] and [15]. Not allowed. Similarly, it is not allowed to place two playing cards 90 in the squares [11] and [51] or to place two playing cards 90 in the squares [51] and [55]. That is, three playing cards 90 are arranged on the three second squares 92B located on the right or left side of the first square 92A and on the three second squares 92B located on the upper side or the lower side of the first square 92A. In the absence, it is allowed to place the playing cards 90 in the second square 92B in the upper left corner, the upper right corner, the lower left corner, or the lower right corner in order to align the five playing cards 90 in the vertical and horizontal directions. It has not been.

In this regard, if the game situation becomes a predetermined situation as the game progresses, the arrangement of the playing cards 90 as described above is allowed. For example, as shown in FIG. 14, when the playing card 90 is arranged in three squares 92 between the squares [15] and [55], the cards 2 are arranged in the squares [15] and [55]. If the playing card role is established by the five playing cards 90 arranged in the vertical direction with the two playing card cards 90 at both ends, as shown in FIG. 15, for example, playing cards to cells [15] and [55] 90 arrangements are allowed.

In the example shown in FIG. 15, two cards “10” and “5” of the club are arranged in the squares [15] and [55]. In this case, “two pair” which is one of the roles of poker is formed by five playing cards 90 aligned in a straight line from square [15] to square [55]. In this case, the enemy is attacked based on the two-pair attack power and the two-pair special effect of the user's deck. That is, the amount of damage given to the enemy is determined based on the two-pair attack power and the two-pair special effect of the user's deck, and the enemy hit points are reduced based on the amount of damage.

  In the case where the playing cards 90 are arranged in the three squares 92 between the squares [11] and [51], the two playing cards 90 arranged in the squares [11] and [51] If the poker role is established by the five playing cards 90 arranged in the vertical direction at both ends, the playing cards 90 are allowed to be placed on the squares [11] and [51].

  Similarly, when the playing cards 90 are arranged in the three cells 92 between the cells [11] and [15], the two cards are arranged in the cells [11] and [15]. If the playing card role is established by the five playing cards 90 arranged in the horizontal direction with 90 at both ends, the arrangement of the playing cards 90 in the squares [11] and [51] is allowed.

  Similarly, when the playing cards 90 are arranged on the three squares 92 between the squares [51] and [55], the two playing card cards arranged on the squares [51] and [55] are used. If the playing card role is established by five playing cards 90 arranged in the horizontal direction with 90 at both ends, the playing cards 90 are allowed to be placed in the squares [51] and [55].

  As described above, the user turn and the enemy turn are repeatedly executed alternately until the hit point of the user or the enemy becomes zero. If the playing cards 90 are arranged in all the squares 92, the puzzle area 66 is initialized.

  If the enemy hit point is zero, the user has won. In this case, an experience value is given to the character card that is a member of the deck. On the other hand, when the hit point of the user becomes zero, the user has lost.

  In the game described above, the attack power and special effects corresponding to each combination vary depending on the character card selected as a member of the deck. For this reason, the user sets a deck based on various strategies. For example, the user may set a deck that increases the attack power of a role that is relatively easy to establish (one pair or two pair, etc.), or a deck that increases the attack power of a role that is relatively difficult to achieve (such as a full house). Can be set.

  In this regard, in the present embodiment, it is easy to set a deck that matches a desired strategy on a deck setting screen for the user to set a deck. Hereinafter, this function will be described.

  FIG. 16 shows an example of the deck setting screen. The deck setting screen 100 shown in FIG. 16 includes a member area 102 (first area), a member candidate area 104 (second area), and a change information area 106 (third area).

  The change information area 106 is provided between the member area 102 and the member candidate area 104. That is, the change information area 106 is provided below one of the member area 102 and the member candidate area 104, and is provided above the other of the member area 102 and the member candidate area 104. In the example illustrated in FIG. 16, the change information area 106 is provided below the member area 102 and is provided above the member candidate area 104.

  The member area 102 is an area for presenting a plurality of character cards 110 selected as members of the deck. A list of character cards 110 selected as members of the deck is displayed in the member area 102. In the member area 102 shown in FIG. 16, a plurality of character cards 110 selected as members of the deck are displayed side by side in the horizontal direction.

  In the member area 102, a deck cost 112 is also displayed. In the example shown in FIG. 16, “28/30” is displayed as the cost 112 of the deck. In this case, “28” indicates the total cost of the character cards 110 that are members of the deck, and “30” indicates the upper limit of the cost of the deck.

  The member candidate area 104 is an area for presenting a plurality of character cards 114 as deck member candidates. The “character card 114 that is a deck member candidate” is a character card that can be a member of a deck and is not a member of a deck.

  In the member candidate area 104, a list of character cards 114 that are deck member candidates is displayed. In the member candidate area 104 shown in FIG. 16, a plurality of character cards 114, which are deck member candidates, are displayed side by side in the horizontal direction.

  The member candidate area 104 includes a type selection field 116, a sort order selection field 118, and a replacement button 120. The replacement button 120 will be described later.

  The type selection column 116 is for selecting the type of character card. When any type is selected, a list of character cards 114 belonging to the selected type among the character cards 114 that are deck member candidates is displayed in the member candidate area 104. In this case, the character card 114 belonging to the type not selected is not displayed in the member candidate area 104.

  The sort order selection column 118 is for selecting a sort order. For example, “descending order of one-pair attack power” or “descending order of two-pair attack power” can be selected as the sort order. When any sort order is selected, the list of character cards 114 displayed in the member candidate area 104 is sorted according to the selected sort order.

  In this deck setting screen 100, the members of the deck can be exchanged. An operation performed by the user when replacing deck members will be described.

  In this case, the user designates one of the character cards 110 that are members of the deck as a replacement candidate by bringing a finger into contact with the touch panel. The character card 110 designated as the replacement candidate is highlighted (or distinguished). The example shown in FIG. 12 shows a case where the character card “E” is designated as a replacement candidate. In the example shown in FIG. 16, the character card “E” is surrounded by a thick frame.

  Further, the user designates one of the character cards 114 that are deck member candidates as replacement candidates. First, the user performs a touch operation or a slide operation so that the character card 114 desired to be designated as a replacement candidate is displayed in the center of the member candidate area 104.

  For example, on the deck setting screen 100, when the user slides his / her finger left and right on the member candidate area 104 of the touch panel, the list of character cards 114 displayed in the member candidate area 104 is scrolled. For this reason, the user slides his / her finger on the touch panel so that the desired character card 114 is displayed in the center of the member candidate area 104. The example shown in FIG. 16 shows a state where the character card “C” is displayed at the center in the member candidate area 104.

  Also, for example, on the deck setting screen 100, when the user designates a desired character card 114 by touching the touch panel with a finger, the list of character cards 114 displayed in the member candidate area 104 is automatically scrolled and designated. The character card 114 is displayed at the center in the member candidate area 104. Therefore, the user designates the desired character card 114 so that the desired character card 114 is displayed in the center in the member candidate area 104.

  Next, the user designates the character card 114 displayed at the center in the member candidate area 104 by bringing the finger into contact with the touch panel. In this case, the character card 114 is set as a replacement candidate. The character card 114 designated as a replacement candidate is highlighted (or distinguished). The example shown in FIG. 16 shows a case where the character card “C” is designated as a replacement candidate. In the example shown in FIG. 16, the character card “C” is surrounded by a thick frame.

  When a replacement candidate and a replacement candidate are specified, change information regarding changes in the attack parameters of the deck when the character card 110 set as the replacement candidate is replaced with the character card 114 set as the replacement candidate is changed. It is displayed in the information area 106.

  In the case of the example shown in FIG. 16, a table 122 indicating changes in the attack parameters of the deck is displayed in the change information area 106. Table 122 includes “combination”, “present”, and “after replacement” fields. The “combination” field indicates ten types of poker combinations.

  The “current” field indicates the attack power and special effects of the current deck. The “after replacement” field indicates the attack power and special effect of the deck when the character card 110 set as the replacement candidate is replaced with the character card 114 set as the replacement candidate. For example, the attack power and special effect of the deck when the character card “E” is replaced with the character card “C” are acquired as shown in FIG. That is, the attack power and special effects of the deck are acquired in the same manner as described with reference to FIG.

  The upward arrow mark described in the “after replacement” field indicates that the attack power increases, and the downward arrow mark indicates that the attack power decreases.

  When the user selects the replacement button 120 with the replacement candidate and replacement candidate specified, the character card 110 set as the replacement candidate is replaced with the character card 114 set as the replacement candidate. By replacing the members of the deck as described above, the user constructs a deck that matches the desired strategy.

  In the above, a case has been described where one replacement candidate and one replacement candidate are specified, but a plurality of character cards may be specified as replacement candidates or replacement candidates. For example, two replacement candidates and two replacement candidates may be designated.

  According to the deck setting screen 100 (change information area 106) described above, before the replacement candidate is replaced with the replacement candidate, the user can attack the deck by replacing the replacement candidate with the replacement candidate. It is possible to grasp changes in parameters. In the game described above, attack parameters (attack power and special effects) are set for each of the ten types of poker roles. In this respect, according to the deck setting screen 100, it becomes easy to grasp the change of the attack parameter (attack power and special effect) for each combination. As a result, the deck setting screen 100 makes it easy to set a deck that matches a desired strategy.

  In the deck setting screen 100, the member area 102, the member candidate area 104, and the change information area 106 are laid out as shown in FIG. 16, so that the user designates a replacement candidate with a finger of one hand, It is possible to specify replacement candidates with fingers of the hand. In addition, by disposing the member area 102 and the member candidate area 104 touched by the user's finger above and below the change information area 106, it is possible to avoid the change information area 106 from being hidden by the user's hand. That is, it is possible to make it easier for the user to see the change information area 106.

  Hereinafter, functions realized by the game system 1 will be described. First, a description will be given of a configuration for realizing a function for assisting so that a deck suitable for a desired strategy can be easily set as described above. FIG. 18 is a functional block diagram showing functional blocks realized in the game system 1. As shown in FIG. 18, the game system 1 includes a display control unit 130, a replacement candidate setting unit 134, a replacement candidate setting unit 136, a replacement execution unit 138, and an attribute information setting unit 140.

  For example, the functional block described above is realized in the game apparatus 20. That is, when the control unit 21 of the game apparatus 20 executes the process according to the program, the control unit 21 functions as the functional block described above.

  The display control unit 130 displays a selection screen on the display unit 25 for the user to select game data to be a member of the game data group. The display control unit 130 displays, on the display unit 25, a screen showing game data that is a candidate for a game data group and game data selected as a member of the game data group as the selection screen.

  In the case of the above-described game, the deck (character card group) corresponds to a “game data group”. The deck setting screen 100 corresponds to a “selection screen”. Furthermore, the plurality of character cards 114 presented in the member candidate area 104 of the deck setting screen 100 correspond to “a plurality of game data that are candidate members of the game data group”. A plurality of character cards 110 presented in the member area 102 of the deck setting screen 100 corresponds to “game data selected as a member of the game data group”.

  The replacement candidate setting unit 134 sets at least one of a plurality of pieces of game data that are candidate members of the game data group as a replacement candidate based on a user operation.

  In the case of the above-described game, the replacement candidate setting unit 134 sets one of the plurality of character cards 114 presented in the member candidate area 104 of the deck setting screen 100 as a replacement candidate based on a user's specifying operation. . Specifically, when the user touches the touch panel with the finger and designates the character card 114 displayed in the center of the member candidate area 104 of the deck setting screen 100, the replacement candidate setting unit 134 is designated by the user. The set character card 114 is set as a replacement candidate.

  The replacement candidate setting unit 136 sets at least one of a plurality of game data selected as a member of the game data group as a replacement candidate based on a user operation.

  In the case of the above-described game, the replacement candidate setting unit 136 sets any one of the plurality of character cards 110 presented in the member area 102 of the deck setting screen 100 as a replacement candidate based on a user's specifying operation. To do. That is, when the user touches the touch panel to specify any of the plurality of character cards 110 presented in the member area 102 of the deck setting screen 100, the replacement candidate setting unit 136 is changed by the user. The designated character card 110 is set as a replacement candidate.

  The replacement execution unit 138 changes the members of the game data group by replacing the game data set as the replacement candidate with the game data set as the replacement candidate based on the user's operation.

  In the above-described game, when the replacement button 120 on the deck setting screen 100 is selected, the replacement execution unit 138 replaces the character card 110 set as the replacement candidate with the character card 114 set as the replacement candidate. , Change deck members.

  The attribute information setting unit 140 sets the attribute information of the game data group based on a plurality of game data selected as members of the game data group.

  Here, “attribute information” is a parameter indicating, for example, the ability, performance, or state of the game data group. In the case of the above-described game, the deck corresponds to “game data group” and the attack parameter of the deck corresponds to “attribute information”. That is, the attribute information setting unit 140 sets the attack parameter of the deck based on the attack parameters of a plurality of character cards selected as members of the deck.

  The display control unit 130 includes a change information display control unit 132. Before the replacement by the replacement execution unit 138 is executed, the change information display control unit 132 selects change information regarding “changes in attribute information of the game data group” generated by the replacement by the replacement execution unit 138. To display.

  For example, the change information display control unit 132 includes the attribute information of the game data group before the replacement by the replacement execution unit 138, the attribute information of the game data group after the replacement by the replacement execution unit 138, Are displayed as the above change information.

  In the case of the above-described game, before the replacement by the replacement execution unit 138 is executed, the change information display control unit 132 changes related to “change in the attack parameter of the deck” caused by the replacement by the replacement execution unit 138. Information is displayed in the change information area 106 of the deck setting screen 100.

  By the way, in the case of the above-mentioned game, the user turn contains the 1st part and the 2nd part performed based on the user's game result in the 1st part. That is, a part that creates a poker role by placing two playing cards 90 on a square 92 corresponds to the “first part”, and a role that the user makes corresponds to “the game result of the user in the first part” To do. The part that attacks the enemy based on the role created by the user corresponds to the “second part”.

  In the case of the above-described game, the ten types of poker roles correspond to “a plurality of reference game results”, and data in which attack parameters are associated with each of the plurality of reference game results is associated with the character card. (See FIG. 4). Then, the attack parameters of the deck corresponding to each of the plurality of reference game results are set based on the data associated with the character card selected as a member of the deck (see FIGS. 7 and 17).

  Furthermore, in the game described above, when the game result of the user in the first part is one of a plurality of reference game results, the second part is based on the attack parameters of the deck corresponding to the reference game result. Game processing is executed. That is, when the user creates any of the ten types of combinations, an enemy attack process is executed based on the attack parameters of the deck corresponding to the combination.

  For this reason, the change information display control unit 132 displays information regarding changes in the “deck attack parameters” corresponding to each of the plurality of reference game results as change information in the change information area 106 of the deck setting screen 100. It can be said.

  Next, processing executed in the game system 1 to realize the functional block shown in FIG. 18 will be described. FIG. 19 shows an example of processing executed by the control unit 21 of the game apparatus 20 when a replacement candidate and a replacement candidate are designated.

  When the replacement candidate and the replacement candidate are designated, as shown in FIG. 19, the control unit 21 acquires the attribute information of the current deck (S101). That is, the control unit 21 acquires the attack parameter of the current deck.

  Further, the control unit 21 acquires the attribute information of the deck when the character card set as the replacement candidate is replaced with the character card set as the replacement candidate (S102). That is, the control unit 21 acquires the attack parameter of the deck when the character card set as the replacement candidate is replaced with the character card set as the replacement candidate (see FIG. 17).

  Thereafter, the control unit 21 updates the deck setting screen 100 (S103). That is, the control unit 21 updates the change information area 106 of the deck setting screen 100 based on the attribute information (attack parameter) acquired in step S101 and the attribute information (attack parameter) acquired in step S102. To do.

  FIG. 20 shows an example of processing executed by the control unit 21 of the game apparatus 20 when the replacement button 120 is selected.

  When the replacement button 120 is selected, as shown in FIG. 20, the control unit 21 registers the leader and members of the new deck in the deck data (S201). That is, the control unit 21 registers, as a new deck, a deck in which a character card set as a replacement candidate is replaced with a character card set as a replacement candidate.

  Further, the control unit 21 acquires the attribute information of the new deck (S202), and registers the attribute information of the new deck in the deck data (S203). That is, the control unit 21 acquires the attack parameter of the new deck (see FIG. 17), and registers the attack parameter of the new deck in the deck data.

  Thereafter, the control unit 21 updates the deck setting screen 100 (S204). That is, the control unit 21 displays the character card 110 that is a member of the new deck in the member area 102 of the deck setting screen 100. In addition, the control unit 21 displays the attack parameter of the new deck in the “current” field of the table 122 displayed in the change information area 106 of the deck setting screen 100. In this case, the “after replacement” field is set to blank. Further, the control unit 21 displays the character card 114 that is not a member of the new deck in the member candidate area 104 of the deck setting screen 100.

  According to the game system 1 (game device 20) described above, by providing the change information area 106 of the deck setting screen 100, it is easy to construct a deck that matches a desired strategy.

  Next, a configuration for executing a battle with an opponent will be described. FIG. 21 is a functional block diagram showing functional blocks implemented in the game system 1. As shown in FIG. 21, the game system 1 includes a display control unit 150, a reception unit 152, a first determination unit 154, a change unit 156, a second determination unit 158, a game process execution unit 160, a restriction unit 162, and a release unit 164. including.

  For example, the functional block described above is realized in the game apparatus 20. That is, when the control unit 21 of the game apparatus 20 executes the process according to the program, the control unit 21 functions as the functional block described above.

  The display control unit 150 displays on the display unit 25 a game screen indicating a game field in which a plurality of positions for arranging objects are arranged in a matrix. Here, “object” means a target that can be placed on the game field, and for example, a playing card, mahjong tile, character, or the like corresponds to “object”. In the above-described game, the playing card 90 corresponds to an “object”.

  In the above-described game, the squares 92 arranged in 5 rows × 5 columns correspond to the “plural positions”. In the above-described game, the “plural positions” include a plurality of first squares 92A (first positions) where objects are arranged in advance and a plurality of first positions where the user can instruct the arrangement of objects. 2 masses 92B (second position).

  The accepting unit 152 arranges a new object in at least one of the plurality of positions in a state where the object is arranged in advance in at least one of the plurality of positions for arranging the object. An instruction is received from the user.

  In the case of the above-described game, the reception unit 152 receives an instruction to arrange a new playing card 90 in at least one of the plurality of second cells 92B from the user. Specifically, the accepting unit 152 accepts, from the user, an instruction to place a new playing card 90 on the second square 92B in which the playing card 90 is not placed among the plurality of second squares 92B.

  When a new object is arranged according to the arrangement instruction, the first determination unit 154 indicates that “a predetermined number of objects arranged in a predetermined direction and including an object newly arranged according to the arrangement instruction”. It is determined whether or not the combination of “number of objects” is a predetermined combination.

  For example, the “predetermined direction” is the vertical direction. Alternatively, the “predetermined direction” is the horizontal direction. Alternatively, the “predetermined direction” is an oblique direction. In the above-described game, the “predetermined direction” is any one of the vertical direction, the horizontal direction, and the diagonal direction. Further, the “predetermined number” is “5”, and the “predetermined combination” is a combination in which a poker combination is established.

  That is, in the case of the above-described game, the first determination unit 154 indicates that “there are five playing cards 90 arranged side by side in the vertical direction, the horizontal direction, or the diagonal direction, and newly arranged according to the arrangement instruction. It is determined whether or not “5 playing cards 90 including playing cards 90” correspond to the role of poker.

  The changing unit 156 changes the relative positional relationship between the newly placed object and the previously placed object according to the placement instruction. For example, the changing unit 156 changes the relative positional relationship by moving at least one of the newly placed object and the previously placed object according to the placement instruction.

  In the case of the game described above, the changing unit 156 changes the relative positional relationship between the expense card 90 newly arranged in the second cell 92B and the playing card 90 previously arranged in the first cell 92A. Specifically, the changing unit 156 changes the relative positional relationship by moving the playing card 90 newly arranged according to the arrangement instruction among the plurality of second cells 92B. Note that the changing unit 156 may change the relative positional relationship by moving a pre-arranged playing card 90 among the plurality of first cells 92A. That is, the changing unit 156 may change the relative positional relationship by moving a pre-arranged playing card 90 in the upward direction, the downward direction, the left direction, or the right direction.

  After the change by the changing unit 156, the second determining unit 158 reads “a predetermined number of objects arranged side by side in a predetermined direction and including objects newly arranged according to the arrangement instruction”. It is determined whether or not the combination of “object” is a predetermined combination. “Predetermined direction”, “predetermined number”, and “predetermined combination” are the same as those of the first determination unit 154.

  In the case of the above-described game, the second determination unit 158 indicates that, after the change by the change unit 156, “there are five playing card 90 arranged side by side in the vertical direction, the horizontal direction, or the diagonal direction, It is determined whether or not the five playing card cards 90 including the newly arranged playing card card 90 correspond to the role of poker.

  The game process execution unit 160 executes a game process. The game process execution unit 160 executes the game process based on a combination of objects arranged at a predetermined number of positions arranged in a predetermined direction among a plurality of positions for arranging the objects. For example, in the case of a game in which a user battles with an opponent (for example, a CPU or another user) like the above-described game, the game process execution unit 160 (attack process execution means) is based on the combination of the above objects. Execute attack processing from the user to the opponent.

  In the case of the above-described game, the five squares 92 arranged in the vertical direction, the horizontal direction, or the diagonal direction correspond to “a predetermined number of positions arranged side by side in a predetermined direction”. Therefore, the game process execution unit 160 executes the game process based on the combination of the playing cards 90 arranged in the five cells 92 arranged in the vertical direction, the horizontal direction, or the diagonal direction.

  For example, the game process execution unit 160 executes the game process based on at least one of the determination result of the first determination unit 154 and the determination result of the second determination unit 158.

  For example, the game process execution unit 160 executes a normal attack process on the enemy based on the determination result of the first determination unit 154. Furthermore, the game process execution unit 160 executes an additional attack process on the enemy based on the determination result of the second determination unit 158. Note that the game process execution unit 160 may execute one attack process on the enemy based on both the determination result of the first determination unit 154 and the determination result of the second determination unit 158.

  The restriction unit 162 restricts the placement of the object at some positions among the plurality of positions for placing the object.

  For example, the restriction unit 162 restricts the user from placing an object at a part of the plurality of positions. Note that the restriction unit 162 may restrict the placement of the object in advance at some of the plurality of positions.

  In the case of the above-described game, the restriction unit 162 restricts the user from placing the playing card 90 in a part of the plurality of second cells 92B. For example, the restricting unit 162 restricts the arrangement of the playing card 90 in the cells [11], [15], [51], and [55].

  More specifically, the restricting unit 162 places two playing cards 90 on the squares [11] and [51] in one user turn (that is, one opportunity where two playing cards 90 can be placed). Suppress placement. Similarly, the restricting unit 162 suppresses the placement of two playing card 90 in the squares [15] and [55] in one user turn. Similarly, the restricting unit 162 arranges two playing cards 90 in the squares [11] and [15] in one user turn, or 2 in the squares [51] and [55] in one user turn. Arrangement of one playing card 90 is suppressed.

  Note that the restriction unit 162 may prevent the playing card 90 from being placed in advance in some of the plurality of first cells 92A.

  The release unit 164 releases the restriction by the restriction unit 162 based on the progress of the game. For example, the canceling unit 164 determines whether or not the current situation of the game has become a predetermined situation. When the current situation of the game becomes a predetermined situation, the release unit 164 releases the restriction by the restriction unit 162.

  In the game described above, for example, the playing card 90 is placed in all three squares [25], [35], and [45] between the square [15] and the square [55]. In this case, the release unit 164 allows the two playing cards 90 to be arranged in the squares [15] and [55] in one user turn (see FIG. 15).

  Next, processing executed by the game system 1 to realize the functional blocks shown in FIG. 21 will be described. 22, FIG. 23 and FIG. 24 show an example of processing executed by the control unit 21 of the game apparatus 20 in each user turn.

  As shown in FIG. 22, in the user turn, first, the control unit 21 gives a playing card 90 to the user (S301). The control unit 21 gives a plurality of playing cards 90 to the user so that the number of playing cards 90 included in the user's hand 70 is four. For example, when the number of playing cards 90 included in the user's hand 70 is two, the control unit 21 gives two playing cards 90 to the user. Further, for example, when the number of playing cards 90 included in the user's hand 70 is zero, the control unit 21 gives four playing cards 90 to the user.

  Thereafter, the control unit 21 determines whether or not the pass button 76 has been selected (S302). When it is determined that the pass button 76 is selected, the control unit 21 discards all the playing cards 90 assigned to the user (that is, the four playing cards 90 included in the user's hand 70). (S310), the user turn is terminated.

  On the other hand, when it is determined that the pass button 76 has not been selected, the control unit 21 determines whether or not the magic button 75 has been selected (S303). When it is determined that the magic button 75 has not been selected, the control unit 21 executes step S306 described later.

  On the other hand, if it is determined that the magic button 75 has been selected, the control unit 21 turns on the magic flag (S304) and increments the number of times the magic is used (S305). The “magic flag” and the “number of magic uses” are information held in the storage unit 22 (main memory). The “magic flag” is information indicating whether or not the magic button 75 has been pressed. At the beginning of the user turn, the magic flag is initialized to off. The “magic usage count” is information indicating the number of times the user has used magic. When the magic usage count reaches a predetermined upper limit count, the magic button 75 is disabled.

  When Steps S304 and S305 are executed, or when it is determined in Step 303 that the magic button 75 has not been selected, the control unit 21 determines whether or not the placement instruction operation for the first playing card 90 has been performed. Determination is made (S306). The “arrangement instruction operation” is an operation for selecting any one of the four playing cards 90 included in the user's hand 70 and any one of the plurality of second cells 92B. For example, an operation of dragging and dropping any one of the playing cards 90 in the user's hand 70 to any one of the second cells 92B corresponds to the “placement instruction operation”.

  When it is determined that the placement instruction operation for the first playing card 90 has not been performed, the control unit 21 re-executes step S302. On the other hand, when it is determined that the placement instruction operation for the first playing card 90 has been performed, the control unit 21 determines whether or not the playing card 90 has already been placed in the second cell 92B selected by the user. (S307).

  When it is determined that the playing card 90 has already been arranged in the second cell 92B selected by the user, the control unit 21 rejects the arrangement instruction operation (S308), and re-executes step S302. On the other hand, when it is determined that the playing card 90 is not already arranged in the second cell 92B selected by the user, the control unit 21 selects the second card 92B selected by the user from the playing card 90 selected by the user. (S309). In this case, the control unit 21 temporarily sets the magic button 75 and the pass button 76 to a selection disabled state.

  After step S309 is executed, as shown in FIG. 23, the control unit 21 determines whether or not an arrangement cancellation operation for the first playing card 90 has been performed (S311). The “arrangement cancellation operation” is an operation for canceling the arrangement of the first playing card 90. For example, an operation of dragging and dropping the first playing card 90 arranged in step S310 to the user's hand 70 corresponds to an “arrangement cancellation operation”.

  When it is determined that the arrangement cancellation operation for the first playing card 90 has been performed, the control unit 21 cancels the arrangement of the first playing card 90 (S317), and re-executes step S302. In this case, the control unit 21 returns the magic button 75 and the pass button 76 to a selectable state. If the magic flag is on, the control unit 21 returns the magic flag to off and decrements the number of times the magic is used. On the other hand, when it is determined that the placement cancellation operation for the first playing card 90 has not been performed, the control unit 21 determines whether or not the placement instruction operation for the second playing card 90 has been performed (S312). ).

  When it is determined that the placement instruction operation for the second playing card 90 has not been performed, the control unit 21 re-executes step S311. On the other hand, when it is determined that the placement instruction operation for the second playing card 90 has been performed, the control unit 21 determines whether or not the playing card 90 has already been placed in the second cell 92B selected by the user. (S313).

  When it is determined that the playing card 90 has already been arranged in the second cell 92B selected by the user, the control unit 21 rejects the arrangement instruction operation (S316), and re-executes step S311. On the other hand, when it is determined that the playing card 90 is not already arranged in the second cell 92B selected by the user, the control unit 21 determines that the first and second playing cards 90 are vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. It is determined whether or not the five playing cards 90 arranged in the direction are positioned at both ends (S314).

  When it is determined that the first and second playing cards 90 are not positioned at both ends of the five playing cards 90 arranged vertically, horizontally, or diagonally, that is, the first and second cards If the playing cards 90 are not arranged facing each other with the three playing cards 90 sandwiched therebetween, the control unit 21 rejects the placement instruction operation (S316) and re-executes step S311.

  On the other hand, when it is determined that the first and second playing cards 90 are positioned at both ends of the five playing cards 90 arranged in the vertical, horizontal, or diagonal directions, that is, the first and second cards. When the playing cards 90 of the eyes are arranged so as to face each other with the three playing cards 90 sandwiched therebetween, the control unit 21 has the first and second playing cards 90 as both ends in the vertical direction, the horizontal direction, or It is determined whether or not the poker role is established by the five playing cards 90 arranged in a straight line in an oblique direction (S315).

  When it is determined that the poker combination is not established, the control unit 21 rejects the placement instruction operation (S316) and re-executes step S311. On the other hand, if it is determined that the poker combination is established, as shown in FIG. 24, the control unit 21 places the playing card 90 selected by the user on the second cell 92B selected by the user ( S318).

  Then, the control unit 21 executes attack processing (S319). For example, the amount of damage given to the enemy is determined based on the attack power and special effects of the user's deck corresponding to the combination established by the five playing cards 90. Based on the amount of damage, enemy hit points are reduced.

  Thereafter, the control unit 21 determines whether or not the magic flag is on (S320). When it is determined that the magic flag is not on, the control unit 21 ends the user turn. On the other hand, when it is determined that the magic flag is on, the control unit 21 determines that the two playing cards 90 newly arranged in the current user turn (that is, the two playing cards arranged in steps S309 and S318). The card 90) is moved (S321).

  For example, when the arrangement direction of the five playing cards 90 aligned in a straight line with the two playing cards 90 as both ends is the horizontal direction (see FIG. 10), the control unit 21 moves the two playing cards 90 downward. Move (or up). Further, for example, when the arrangement direction of the five playing cards 90 aligned in a straight line with the two playing cards 90 as both ends is the vertical direction, the control unit 21 moves the two playing cards 90 in the right direction (or left direction). )

  Thereafter, the control unit 21 changes the two cards cards 90 newly placed in the current user turn (that is, the two playing cards 90 arranged in steps S309 and S318) to the 2 It is determined whether or not a poker role is established by the five playing cards 90 arranged in a straight line in the vertical direction, the horizontal direction, or the diagonal direction with the two playing card cards 90 at both ends (S322).

  When it is determined that the poker combination is not established, the control unit 21 returns the positions of the two playing cards 90 moved in step S321 to the positions before the movement (S324), and the user turn is ended.

  On the other hand, when it is determined that the poker role is established by the five playing card 90, the control unit 21 executes an additional attack process (S323). For example, the additional damage amount to be given to the enemy is determined based on the attack power and special effect of the user's deck corresponding to the combination. The enemy hit points are further reduced based on the additional damage amount. Thereafter, the control unit 21 returns the positions of the two playing cards 90 moved in step S321 to the positions before the movement (S324), and the user turn ends.

  According to the game system 1 (game device 20) described above, the playing card 90 is moved and moved after the attack processing on the enemy is executed based on the playing card 90 newly arranged by the user. Based on the later playing card 90, an additional attack process to the enemy is executed (see FIG. 11). According to such a configuration, it becomes possible to make the attack on the enemy rich in change, and as a result, it is possible to improve the interest of the game. The restriction unit 162 and the release unit 164 are not essential components for realizing such an effect, and can be omitted.

  In addition, according to the game system 1 (game device 20), the arrangement of the playing cards 90 in the cells [11], [15], [51], and [55] is restricted, and the current situation of the game is predetermined. The restriction will be lifted when the situation is reached. For example, the arrangement of two playing cards 90 in the squares [15] and [55] in one user turn is suppressed. Then, when the playing card 90 is arranged in all the three cells [25], [35], and [45] between the cells [15] and [55], in one user turn It is allowed to place two playing cards 90 on the squares [15] and [55] (see FIG. 15). According to such a structure, the arrangement | positioning restrictions of the playing card 90 change according to progress of a game, As a result, it becomes possible to improve the interest of a game. Note that the changing unit 156 and the second determining unit 158 are not essential components for realizing such an effect, and can be omitted.

  The present invention is not limited to the embodiment described above.

  [1] For example, the layout of the deck setting screen 100 is not limited to the example shown in FIG. For example, when the display unit 25 is horizontally long, the layout of the deck setting screen 100 may be as shown in FIG.

  Also in the deck setting screen 100 shown in FIG. 25, the change information area 106 is provided between the member area 102 and the member candidate area 104. However, in the deck setting screen 100 shown in FIG. 25, the change information area 106 is provided on the right side of one of the member area 102 and the member candidate area 104 and on the left side of the other of the member area 102 and the member candidate area 104. . Specifically, the change information area 106 is provided on the right side of the member area 102 and on the left side of the member candidate area 104.

  In the member area 102 of the deck setting screen 100 shown in FIG. 25, a plurality of character cards 110 selected as members of the deck are displayed side by side in the vertical direction. Similarly, in the member candidate area 104 of the deck setting screen 100 shown in FIG. 25, a plurality of character cards 114 that are deck member candidates are displayed side by side in the vertical direction.

  The deck setting screen 100 shown in FIG. 25 also allows the user to specify replacement candidates with the fingers of one hand and to specify replacement candidates with the fingers of the other hand. In addition, it is possible to prevent the change information area 106 from becoming difficult to see due to being hidden by the user's hand. That is, it is possible to make it easier for the user to see the change information area 106.

  [2] In the embodiment described above, the game is executed by the game device 20 alone, but the game is executed by performing data communication between the game device 20 and the server 10. It may be.

  For example, in this case, data corresponding to an operation performed on the game apparatus 20 is transmitted from the game apparatus 20 to the server 10. In addition, the control unit 11 of the server 10 executes processing based on an operation performed on the game device 20 and transmits data (for example, screen data) indicating the processing result to the game device 20. Then, the control unit 21 of the game apparatus 20 updates the screen displayed on the display unit 25 based on the data received from the server 10. Thus, the game may be executed under game control by the server 10. That is, the list screen 30, the detail screen 40, the exploration screen 50, the battle screen 60, and the deck setting screen 100 may be displayed on the display unit 25 under game control by the server 10.

  In this case, game control is mainly executed by the server 10 (game control device), and the functional blocks shown in FIGS. 18 and 21 are realized by the control unit 11 of the server 10.

  18 and 21 may be partially realized by the control unit 11 of the server 10 and the rest may be realized by the control unit 21 of the game device 20.

  [3] In the embodiment described above, only when it is determined in step S315 in FIG. 23 that a winning combination has been established (in other words, when an attack on the enemy is executed in step S319 in FIG. 24), The two newly arranged playing cards 90 move in the user turn (step S321 in FIG. 24), and as a result, if a combination is further established, an additional attack to the enemy is executed. (Steps S322 and S323 in FIG. 24).

  However, even if it is determined in step S315 that the winning combination has not been established (in other words, in the case where an attack on the enemy has not been executed in step S319), the two newly placed in the user turn The playing card 90 may be moved. As a result, if a combination is further established, an additional attack on the enemy may be executed.

  [4] For example, you may make it set the attack power or special effect of each combination for every arrangement direction (vertical direction, horizontal direction, or diagonal direction) of the five playing card 90. That is, the attack power or special effect of each combination may be changed according to the arrangement direction (vertical direction, horizontal direction, or diagonal direction) of the five playing card 90. For example, the one-pair attack power or the one-pair special effect may be different depending on whether the arrangement direction of the five playing cards 90 is the vertical direction and the arrangement direction of the five playing cards 90 is the horizontal direction. Good.

  [5] For example, the arrangement of the first cell 92A and the second cell 92B is not limited to the example shown in FIG. That is, in the example shown in FIG. 9, the second cell 92B is arranged around the first cell 92A of 3 rows × 3 columns, but the arrangement of the first cell 92A and the second cell 92B is the same. Not limited. For example, the positions of the first cell 92A and the second cell 92B may be switched. That is, the second cell 92B of 3 rows × 3 columns may be arranged in the center of the puzzle area 66, and the first cell 92A may be arranged around the second cell 92B. Or you may make it arrange | position the 1st cell 92A and the 2nd cell 92B irregularly or at random.

  [6] For example, in a user turn in a battle with an enemy, a user may be requested to create a unique combination set by a game developer instead of a poker combination. Or you may make it require a user to make the role of another card game (for example, mahjong). In this case, instead of the playing card 90, the mahjong tile may be used as an object placed on the square 92.

  In this case, the number of cells 92 arranged in the puzzle area 66 may be set in accordance with the “combination” to be created by the user. For example, if the “comb” is created by four playing cards 90, a square 92 of 4 rows × 4 columns may be set in the puzzle area 66.

  Instead of making a poker role, the user may be requested to swing a virtual dice. And you may make it perform the attack to an enemy based on the attack parameter matched with the eyes of the dice. In this case, attack parameters (attack power and special effects) corresponding to each of the numerical values “1” to “6” are set.

  Alternatively, the user may be requested to swing a plurality of virtual dice. And you may make it perform the attack to an enemy based on the attack parameter corresponding to the total value of those dice eyes. Or you may make it perform the attack to an enemy based on the attack parameter corresponding to the combination of those dice eyes. In this case, attack parameters (attack power and special effects) corresponding to each combination of dice eyes are set.

  Alternatively, instead of making a poker role, the user may be requested to swing a plurality of shogi pieces. Then, an attack on the enemy may be executed based on an attack parameter corresponding to a combination of the states (postures) of the shogi pieces. In this case, attack parameters (attack power and special effects) corresponding to the combination of the state (posture) of shogi pieces are set.

  [7] In the embodiment described above, a deck is constructed by selecting a predetermined number of characters from among a plurality of characters in a game card.

  However, for example, the present invention can also be applied to a game in which a character group (team) is constructed by selecting a predetermined number of characters from a plurality of characters that are not game cards.

  Further, for example, the present invention can be applied to a game in which a deck (game card group) is constructed by selecting a predetermined number of game cards from among a plurality of game cards other than character cards.

1 game system, 2 communication network, 10 server, 11, 21 control unit, 12, 22 storage unit, 13, 23 communication unit, 20 game device, 24 operation unit, 25 display unit, 26 audio output unit, 30 list screen, 32 list, 40 detailed screen, 42 character card image, 44 basic information, 46 table, 50 exploration screen, 52A, 52B, 52C, 52D, 52E, 52E, 52F, 52G mass, 54 road, 60 battle screen, 62 users Area, 64 enemy area, 66 puzzle area, 70, 80 hand, 72, 82 hit points, 74, 84 gauge, 76 pass button, 86 enemy image, 90 trump card, 92 square, 100 deck construction screen, 102 member area, 104 member candidate area, 106 change information area, 110, 114 character card, 112 cost, 16 type selection column, 118 sort order selection column, 120 replacement button, 122 table, 130 display control unit, 132 change information display control unit, 134 replacement candidate setting unit, 136 replacement candidate setting unit, 138 replacement execution unit, 140 attribute Information setting unit 150 Display control unit 152
Reception part, 154 1st determination part, 156 change part, 158 2nd determination part, 160 game process execution part, 162 restriction | limiting part, 164 cancellation | release part.

Claims (7)

Display control means for displaying on the display means a game screen showing a game field in which a plurality of positions for arranging objects are arranged in a matrix;
Accepting means for accepting a placement instruction for a new object from at least one of the plurality of positions in a state in which an object is preliminarily disposed at at least one of the plurality of positions;
When a new object is arranged by the arrangement instruction, a combination of a predetermined number of objects that are arranged in a predetermined direction and that includes the object newly arranged by the arrangement instruction is included. First determination means for determining whether or not a predetermined combination;
Changing means for changing a relative positional relationship between the object newly arranged in accordance with the arrangement instruction and the object arranged in advance;
A combination of a predetermined number of objects that are arranged in a predetermined direction and are newly arranged by the arrangement instruction after the change by the changing means is a predetermined combination. Second determination means for determining whether or not
Game process execution means for executing a game process based on at least one of the determination result of the first determination means and the determination result of the second determination means;
A game system comprising: The game system according to claim 1,
The changing means moves at least one of the object newly arranged according to the arrangement instruction and the object arranged in advance, and thereby the object newly arranged according to the arrangement instruction and the object arranged in advance Change the relative position of
A game system characterized by that. The game system according to claim 2,
The plurality of positions include a plurality of first positions where the object is arranged in advance, and a plurality of second positions where the user can instruct the arrangement of the object,
The accepting means accepts an instruction to arrange a new object at least one of the plurality of second positions from the user;
The changing means is
Changing the relative positional relationship between the object newly arranged according to the arrangement instruction and the object arranged in advance by moving the object newly arranged according to the arrangement instruction among the plurality of second positions. Means to
Means for changing a relative positional relationship between an object newly arranged according to the arrangement instruction and the object arranged in advance by moving the object arranged in advance among the plurality of first positions; Including at least one of
A game system characterized by that. The game system according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The game executed in the game system is a game in which the user plays against an opponent,
The game process execution means includes attack process execution means for executing an attack process from the user to the opponent based on at least one of the determination result of the first determination means and the determination result of the second determination means. Including,
A game system characterized by that. Display control means for displaying on the display means a game screen showing a game field in which a plurality of positions for arranging objects are arranged in a matrix;
Accepting means for accepting a placement instruction for a new object from at least one of the plurality of positions in a state in which an object is preliminarily disposed at at least one of the plurality of positions;
When a new object is arranged by the arrangement instruction, a combination of a predetermined number of objects that are arranged in a predetermined direction and that includes the object newly arranged by the arrangement instruction is included. First determination means for determining whether or not a predetermined combination;
Changing means for changing a relative positional relationship between the object newly arranged in accordance with the arrangement instruction and the object arranged in advance;
A combination of a predetermined number of objects that are arranged in a predetermined direction and are newly arranged by the arrangement instruction after the change by the changing means is a predetermined combination. Second determination means for determining whether or not
Game process execution means for executing a game process based on the determination result of the first determination means and the determination result of the second determination means;
A game control apparatus comprising: A display control step for displaying on the display means a game screen showing a game field in which a plurality of positions for arranging objects are arranged in a matrix;
An accepting step of accepting a placement instruction for a new object from at least one of the plurality of positions from a user in a state where the object is disposed in advance at least one of the plurality of positions;
When a new object is arranged by the arrangement instruction, a combination of a predetermined number of objects that are arranged in a predetermined direction and that includes the object newly arranged by the arrangement instruction is included. A first determination step of determining whether or not a predetermined combination;
A change step of changing a relative positional relationship between the object newly arranged in accordance with the arrangement instruction and the object arranged in advance;
A combination of a predetermined number of objects that are arranged in a predetermined direction and are newly arranged according to the arrangement instruction after the change in the changing step is a predetermined combination. A second determination step for determining whether or not
A game process execution step for executing a game process based on the determination result in the first determination step and the determination result in the second determination step;
A game control method comprising: Display control means for displaying on the display means a game screen showing a game field in which a plurality of positions for arranging objects are arranged in a matrix;
Accepting means for accepting from a user an instruction to place a new object in at least one of the plurality of positions in a state where the object is arranged in advance in at least one of the plurality of positions;
When a new object is arranged by the arrangement instruction, a combination of a predetermined number of objects that are arranged in a predetermined direction and that includes the object newly arranged by the arrangement instruction is included. First determination means for determining whether or not a predetermined combination;
Changing means for changing a relative positional relationship between the object newly arranged by the arrangement instruction and the object arranged in advance;
A combination of a predetermined number of objects that are arranged in a predetermined direction and are newly arranged by the arrangement instruction after the change by the changing means is a predetermined combination. Second determination means for determining whether or not, and
Game process execution means for executing a game process based on the determination result of the first determination means and the determination result of the second determination means;
As a program to make the computer function as.

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