JP2015027343A - Management device, program, management method, and management system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily perform a grasp of the entire illustrated reference page.SOLUTION: A management device compares user registration character information CC with all character information R (S200) to classify all characters into a registered character and a character which has not registered yet, when an illustrated reference button is selected (S100); and creates display information on a first page of an illustrated reference and display information on tabs for making it possible, over all pages, to identify distributions of the registered characters and characters which have not registered yet (S202). A terminal device, in turn, displays the first page of the illustrated reference and the tabs (S102). The management device identifies a page corresponding to a predetermined range (S204), when the predetermined range of the tabs is selected (S103); and creates display information (S205). The terminal device, in turn, displays the corresponding page (S105).

Description

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

  Conventionally, there is a game aiming at collecting a predetermined number of objects and registering all the objects, so-called completion. In such a game, it is common to give the user an incentive to complete by making an object registered by the user himself / herself visible on a pictorial book among objects to be completed.

JP 2012-128775 A

  However, the number of target objects registered in the picture book may be several hundreds. For example, the number of pages of the picture book on which the object is displayed may be several tens of pages. In this case, in order to make the user browse the pictorial book page, the management server compares the enormous amount of objects in the game with all of the user's registration objects, and every time there is a browsing request for the pictorial book page, Each time the picture book page is switched, it is necessary to generate a picture book page by making it possible to identify whether an object is registered or unregistered, and this picture book page generation takes a lot of time.

  In addition, since there are dozens of pictorial book pages, it is necessary for the user to browse all the pictorial book pages in order to grasp all the objects that he / she has registered, which is very time consuming. It was.

  If an unregistered object can be easily grasped, the game can be progressed strategically, for example, in a game area where it is easy to acquire the unregistered object. However, in the past, it took time to browse the pictorial book page, and unregistered objects could not be easily grasped, so that there was a problem that such a strategic game progression could not be performed.

  In view of the above circumstances, the present invention aims to shorten the generation time of the picture book page and to support the progress of the game strategically so that the whole picture book page can be easily grasped. To do.

  Means employed by the present invention to solve the above problems will be described below.

According to one aspect of the present invention, an object registration unit that stores a predetermined object appearing in a game in association with a user and stored as a registered object, a predetermined object group existing in the game, and the registered object In comparison, for each object of the predetermined object group, a determination unit that determines whether the object is a registered object or an unregistered object other than the registered object, and the objects of the predetermined object group are arranged in a predetermined order, A first presentation unit for displaying an image indicating each object in a first area for each display range, and indicating an image indicating the registered object and an unregistered object based on a determination result of the determination unit A first presentation unit for displaying an image in the first area, and a display in the first area. A second presentation unit for displaying a distribution of an image showing the registered object and an image showing the unregistered object in a second area so as to be identifiable over a range wider than the predetermined display range; and the second area A browsing control unit that causes the first presentation unit to display an image indicating the registered object and an image indicating the unregistered object in the display range corresponding to the predetermined range,
It is characterized by providing.

  In another aspect of the present invention, a predetermined object appearing in the game is associated with the user and stored as a registered object, and the predetermined object group existing in the game is compared with the registered object. Determining whether each object in the predetermined object group is the registered object or an unregistered object other than the registered object, arranging the objects in the predetermined object group in a predetermined order, and for each predetermined display range When displaying an image indicating each object in the first area, based on the determination result, an image indicating the registered object and an image indicating the unregistered object are displayed in the first area, and the first area is displayed. The image showing the registered object and the unregistered object displayed on The distribution with the image is displayed in the second area so as to be identifiable over a range wider than the predetermined display range, and in the display range corresponding to the predetermined range in response to an instruction for the predetermined range of the second area An image showing the registered object and an image showing the unregistered object are displayed in the first area.

  In another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a program of a management apparatus including a computer that provides a game to a user, the computer being associated with a predetermined object that has appeared in the game, and a registered object An object registration unit to be stored, a predetermined object group existing in the game, and the registered object, and for each object of the predetermined object group, the registered object or an unregistered object other than the registered object A determination unit configured to determine whether or not the objects of the predetermined object group are arranged in a predetermined order, and an image indicating the objects is displayed in a first area for each predetermined display range, The image indicating the registered object based on the result of the discrimination of the copy A first presentation unit that displays an image showing the unregistered object in the first area, a distribution of the image showing the registered object and the image showing the unregistered object displayed in the first area, A second presentation unit for displaying in a second area so as to be identifiable over a range wider than the predetermined display range; and the registration in the display range corresponding to the predetermined range in response to an instruction for the predetermined range of the second area It is made to function as a browsing control part which controls a said 1st presentation part so that the image which shows an object, and the image which shows the said unregistered object are displayed on a 1st area | region.

  In another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a management system comprising a user terminal device and a management device that provides a game, wherein a predetermined object that appears in the game is associated with the user, and a registered object The object registration unit to be stored as a predetermined object group existing in the game and the registered object are compared, and for each object of the predetermined object group, the registered object or an unregistered object other than the registered object A determination unit that determines whether the object is an object; a first presentation unit that arranges the objects of the predetermined object group in a predetermined order and displays an image indicating the object for each predetermined display range in a first area; Based on the discrimination result of the discrimination unit, an image showing the registered object and the unregistered A first display unit that displays an image indicating an object in the first area; and a distribution of an image indicating the registered object and an image indicating the unregistered object displayed in the first area, the predetermined display. A second presentation unit for displaying in the second area so as to be identifiable over a range wider than the range, and the registered object in the display range corresponding to the predetermined range in response to an instruction for the predetermined range of the second area A browsing control unit configured to control the first presentation unit such that an image and an image indicating the unregistered object are displayed in the first region.

It is a block diagram of the management system concerning a 1st embodiment of the present invention. It is a schematic diagram of player information. It is a schematic diagram of all character information. It is explanatory drawing of a top page. It is explanatory drawing of a pictorial book page. It is explanatory drawing of a pictorial book page. It is explanatory drawing of a display table. It is a sequence diagram which shows a pictorial book page display process. It is explanatory drawing of a detail page. It is explanatory drawing of a reward page. It is explanatory drawing of the top page in 2nd Embodiment. It is explanatory drawing of the top page in 3rd Embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows the display mode of the scroll tab in 3rd Embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows the display mode of the scroll tab in 3rd Embodiment. It is explanatory drawing explaining the arrangement order of the character in a pictorial book page. It is explanatory drawing explaining the arrangement order of the character in a pictorial book page. It is explanatory drawing which shows the other example of a pictorial book page.

<First Embodiment>
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a game system 100 according to the first embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, a game system 100 according to the first embodiment includes a plurality of terminal devices 12 and a management device 14A. Each terminal device 12 is an information processing device such as a mobile phone or a smartphone, and communicates with the management device 14A via a communication network 16 (for example, a mobile communication network or the Internet). The management device 14 </ b> A is a server device (for example, a web server) that provides a computer game to a player who uses each terminal device 12.

  As shown in FIG. 1, each terminal device 12 is realized by a computer system including a control device 20, a storage device 22, a communication device 24, a display device 26, and an input device 28. The control device 20 is an arithmetic processing device that comprehensively controls each element of the terminal device 12. The communication device 24 communicates with the management device 14A via the communication network 16. The communication between the terminal device 12 and the communication network 16 is typically wireless communication. However, for example, when a stationary information processing device is used as the terminal device 12, the terminal device 12 and the communication network 16 Can also be wired. The storage device 22 (for example, a semiconductor recording medium) stores programs executed by the control device 20 and various data used by the control device 20.

  The display device 26 (for example, a liquid crystal display panel) displays various images under the control of the control device 20. The input device 28 is a device for the player to input an instruction to the terminal device 12, and includes, for example, a plurality of operators that the player operates. Note that a touch panel integrated with the display device 26 and a microphone for inputting an instruction to the terminal device 12 by voice may be employed as the input device 28.

  The management device 14 </ b> A of the first embodiment provides a SNS (Social Networking Service) game played by the user participating in each terminal device 12 to the user of each terminal device 12. Specifically, the management device 14A executes various processes triggered by a request transmitted from the terminal device 12 in response to an instruction from the user to the input device 28 of each terminal device 12, and a game corresponding to the processing result. The screen is displayed on the display device 26 of the terminal device 12. In the first embodiment, a battle game in which an event (hereinafter referred to as a “match event”) is performed for each user using an object (for example, a character such as a monster) acquired by each user in the game. 12 is provided.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the management device 14A includes a control device 42, a storage device 44, and a communication device 46. It is also possible to implement the management device 14A with a plurality of devices configured separately from each other (for example, a plurality of server devices that communicate with each other via the communication network 16). The control device 42 is an arithmetic processing device that comprehensively controls each element of the management device 14A. The communication device 46 communicates with each terminal device 12 via the communication network 16.

  The storage device 44 stores a program (game program) executed by the control device 42 and various data used by the control device 42. For example, a recording medium such as a semiconductor recording medium or a magnetic recording medium, or a combination of a plurality of types of recording media may be employed as the storage device 44. A configuration is also possible in which the storage device 44 is installed in an external device (for example, a server device) separate from the management device 14A, and the management device 14A acquires information in the storage device 44 from the external device via the communication network 16. Can be done. That is, the storage device 44 is not an essential requirement of the management device 14A. In addition, for example, the storage device 44 (virtual one recording medium) can be configured by a plurality of storage circuits independent from each other (for example, a plurality of server devices installed at geographically different positions). .

  The storage device 44 stores user information Q for each user of each terminal device 12 and stores all character information R that is information on all objects existing in the game. Here, “information on all objects existing in the game” means, for example, information on all characters that can appear in the game and all information that can be acquired in the game when the user progresses this game. This means item information. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the user information Q. As shown in FIG. 2, the user information Q of any user includes identification information PID, possessed character information CA, and selected character information CB. In addition, as the user information Q, game progress information such as the user's ongoing area, the user's maximum physical strength, the user's current physical strength, the user's physical strength parameter recovered every predetermined time, and the like are stored. . The identification information PID is information for identifying each user. The owned character information CA is information indicating a character as an object owned by the user (hereinafter referred to as “owned character”), and includes a plurality of unit data U corresponding to each owned character.

  As shown in FIG. 2, each unit data U includes identification information CID for identifying the owned character and game information Y for designating the ability of the owned character. The game information Y includes a level YL, an attack power YAT, and a defense power YDF. Level YL is an index value of the experience value of the owned character. The attack power YAT is an index value of the attacking ability of the owned character, and the defense power YDF is an index value of the defense ability of the owned character. The game information Y (YL, YAT, YDF) of the owned character can be changed by combining a plurality of owned characters or using a specific item for the owned character. In each unit data U, only the identification information CID of the owned character is specified, and the game information Y of each character is stored and managed as data (master data) separate from the user information Q in association with the identification information CID. Is also possible. In addition, the game information Y includes data other than the level YL, the attack power YAT, and the defense power YDF.

  The user of each terminal device 12 appropriately operates the input device 28 of the terminal device 12, so that a plurality of (K) owned characters (K) participating in the battle event among the plurality of owned characters specified by the owned character information CA ( (Hereinafter referred to as “selected character”). An arbitrary number K of owned characters is selected with a predetermined value as an upper limit. The selected character information CB in the user information Q indicates K selected characters selected by the user. Specifically, the selected character information CB includes identification information CID of each selected character. Note that the method of selecting the selected character is arbitrary, and is not limited to selection by the user. For example, the control device 42 automatically selects K selected characters from a plurality of owned characters of each user according to a predetermined rule (for example, K selected characters positioned higher in descending order of attack power YAT and defense power YDF). It is also possible to select

  The registered character information CC is information indicating a character acquired by the user and registered as a registered character. Similar to the possessed character information CA, it includes a plurality of unit data U corresponding to each registered character. Each unit data U includes identification information CID for identifying a registered character and game information Y for designating the ability of the registered character. The game information Y includes a level YL, an attack power YAT, and a defense power YDF. The difference between the registered character information CC and the owned character information CA is that the owned character information CA is deleted from the owned character information CA when the owned character disappears due to sale or composition. On the other hand, regarding the registered character information CC, once the registered character is registered, the registered character information is not deleted from the registered character information CC thereafter.

  FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of all character information R. As shown in FIG. 3, the all character information R is configured to include a plurality of unit data U corresponding to all characters existing in the game. Each unit data U includes identification information CID for identifying a character and game information Y for designating the character's ability. The game information Y includes a maximum level YML, attack power YAT, defense power YDF, image information YIM, and other information. The difference between the owned character information CA and the registered character information CC in the user information Q is that the unit data U of all character information R includes the maximum level YML and the image information YIM. There are other differences, but details will be described later. Further, new character information is added to the all character information R as needed.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the control device 42 executes a program stored in the storage device 44, thereby providing a plurality of functions (object registration unit 52, determination 54, first number) for providing a game to each terminal device 12. 1 presentation part 55, 2nd presentation part 56, reward granting part 57, viewing control part 58) are realized. Each function of the control device 42 can be distributed to a plurality of devices.

  The object registration unit 52 stores the character acquired by each user in the storage device 44 as a registered character. That is, the object registration unit 52 adds the unit data U corresponding to the registration target character to the owned character information CA and the registered character information CC included in the user information Q of the user. Specifically, the object registration unit 52 causes the storage device 44 to store, as a registered character, a character acquired by the user as a result of various events executed in the game in response to instructions from each user to the terminal device 12. . For example, a character acquired by a user as a result of a search event for searching a virtual space or a lottery event for selecting a character in a lottery process (paid / free) is stored in the storage device 44 as a registered character. In addition, a configuration in which a user acquires separate characters obtained by combining a plurality of characters, or a configuration in which a transfer-side user acquires a character for which transfer has been instructed by another user may be employed. That is, the acquisition in each embodiment is not limited to acquiring a predetermined registration target object, but has an opportunity to register the registration target object in the game, such as meeting the predetermined registration target object in the game. It means a case and can be rephrased by the term “appearance”.

  In the present embodiment, not only a character is acquired as a reward at an event, but also an enemy character that has been met can be acquired when an enemy character is encountered at a battle event or the like. Furthermore, the object registration unit 52 removes the character from the owned character information CA when the user combines the characters at the combining event or when the user sells the character at the selling event. The composite event is an event for selecting a base character and a material character and combining the characters in order to increase the character level or the like. If the synthesis event is successful, the level of the base character increases, but the material character disappears. Therefore, the object registration unit 52 deletes the character as the material from the owned character information CA. The sale event is an event for exchanging the character for money in the game, and the character disappears when the sale is performed. Therefore, the object registration unit 52 deletes the sold character from the owned character information CA. However, since the character deleted from the owned character information CA remains in the registered character information CC, there may be a difference between the content of the owned character information CA and the content of the registered character information CC.

  The determination unit 54 compares all the characters included in all character information R as a predetermined object group existing in the game with the registered characters, and determines whether each of the characters is a registered character or a character other than the registered character. Determine if it is an unregistered character.

  When the first presentation unit 55 receives a pictorial book page display request, which will be described later, the characters of all the characters are arranged in a predetermined order, and an image of each character is displayed in the first area of the pictorial book page for each predetermined display range. Let When the determining unit 54 determines that the predetermined character is a registered character when the characters of all the characters are arranged in a predetermined order, the first presentation unit 55 registers the registered character at the position of the predetermined character. Display the image. Further, when the first presentation unit 55 arranges all the characters in a predetermined order and the determination unit 54 determines that the predetermined character is an unregistered character, the first presentation unit 55 places the predetermined character in the place of the predetermined character. An image indicating that the character is an unregistered character is displayed. A specific example of the display of the pictorial book page and the display in the first area will be described later.

  The second presenting unit 56 distributes the distribution of the image of the registered character displayed in the first area of the pictorial book page and the image indicating that it is an unregistered character to the second area so that it can be identified over a plurality of display ranges. Display. A specific example of display in the second area will be described later.

  In response to a browsing instruction for a predetermined range of the second area, the browsing control unit 58 displays an image of a registered character and an image indicating an unregistered character in a display range corresponding to the predetermined range. The first presentation unit 55 is controlled. Specifically, when a predetermined range of distribution between the image of the registered character displayed in the second area and the image indicating that it is an unregistered character is selected, the first presentation unit 55 is controlled to perform the predetermined An image of a registered character and an image indicating an unregistered character in a display range corresponding to the range are displayed in the first area. Details will be described later.

  The reward granting unit 57 grants a reward when the registered characters increase and satisfy a predetermined condition. For example, a reward is awarded when the total number of registered characters reaches a predetermined number, or when the number of registered characters having a predetermined attribute reaches a predetermined number. Details will be described later.

<Picture book page display processing>
With reference to FIG. 4 thru | or FIG. 8, the pictorial book page display process of this embodiment is demonstrated. FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of a game top screen P1 provided by the management apparatus 14A of the present embodiment. As shown in FIG. 4, the top screen P1 selects a header part A1, a status display part 2 that displays a user status, a point display part A3 that displays various points and numerical values of the user, and various events. Event selection unit A4 to be notified, period-limited event selection unit A5 to notify and selectably present event information, profile change unit A6 to change the user's profile, and various notifications to be displayed A section A7 and a page selection section A8 for selecting various pages are provided.

  The event selection part A4 includes a nickname display part A40 for displaying a user's nickname, a leader character display part A41 for displaying a leader character, a quest button A42 selected when executing an event called a quest, and an event called a battle. Battle button A43 selected at the time of execution, synthesis button A44 selected at the time of executing an event called synthesis, picture book button A45 for displaying a picture book, selection limited to a user level up to 69 A bonus button A46 for executing an event called a possible bonus, a notification field button A47 for displaying a notification field for displaying various notifications, a present button A48 for displaying presents acquired in various events, And display buddy list etc. Equipped with a fellow button A49 for.

The quest described above is an event that progresses an adventure scenario on the game, and the user progresses the game while fighting against enemy characters and the like in the event. Here, when the game proceeds, the game progresses while consuming the physical strength set by the user, while the physical strength recovers by a predetermined parameter as the predetermined time elapses. The game progresses while considering the level of consumption and recovery.
Moreover, a battle is an event which performs the battle | competition by an own-owned character and the other user's owned character.
The pictorial book is used to view a list of registered characters. Then, the user can view the registered object and the unregistered object and examine how to proceed with the game.

Next, on the top screen P1 as described above, the details of the pictorial book page display process performed when the pictorial book button A45 is selected, the sequence of the pictorial book page display process shown in FIG. 8, and FIGS. This will be described with reference to FIG.
First, FIG. 5 shows a pictorial book page that is a feature of this embodiment. The pictorial book page in this embodiment is a second area that displays only the distribution information of registered characters and unregistered characters on all pictorial book pages as a tab, together with a first area B2 that presents a character image of a registered character and an image of an unregistered character. It has B4.

  When the pictorial book button A45 is selected on the top screen P1 (FIG. 8: Step S100), the terminal device 12 requests the management device 14A to browse the pictorial book page together with the identification information PID for identifying the user of the terminal device 12. Is transmitted (FIG. 8: step S101). The management device 14A that has received the identification information PID and the browsing request registers the identification information CID included in all the character information R stored in the storage device 44 and the user information Q including the received identification information PID by the determination unit 54. The identification information CID included in the character information CC is compared to determine whether each of the characters included in the entire character information R is a registered character or an unregistered character (FIG. 8: Step S200).

  The 1st presentation part 55 of 14 A of management apparatuses produces the display table TBL1 for a pictorial book page display based on a discrimination | determination result (FIG. 8: step S201). FIG. 7 shows an example of the display table TBL1. In the display table TBL1, as shown in FIG. 7, for each character included in all character information R, registration information, arrangement order, name, image information, rarity, maximum level, required power, attack power, defense Power, price, in-game appearance area, and other information are stored.

  The information stored in the display table TBL1 is the same as the information included in the all character information R except for the registration information and the arrangement order. The registration information is information indicating the determination result in step S200. When the registration information is “1”, the character is a registered character, and when the registration information is “0”, the character is an unregistered character.

  The arrangement order is information indicating the arrangement order displayed on the pictorial book page. In the initial state, the arrangement order is set so that the areas are arranged in ascending order and the identification information CID is arranged in ascending order. An area means a progress area in an adventure scenario on a game called a quest, and is a concept including a game stage in the game progress. Numbers are assigned to the areas, and characters appearing in each area are determined in advance. For characters with the same area number, the arrangement order is determined based on other information such as the rarity.

  Next, the 1st presentation part 55 produces the display information of the 1st page of a pictorial book based on display table TBL1 (FIG. 8: step S202). On the first page of the picture book, as shown in FIG. 5, a character image is displayed in a first area B2 having a 5 × 5 grid shape, and a character image is displayed for a registered character. For unregistered characters, a circle is displayed. The 1st presentation part 55 produces the information required for the display of the 1st page of such 1st area | region B2.

  Moreover, the 2nd presentation part 56 produces information required in order to display the tab displayed on 2nd area | region B4 below 1st area | region B2 (FIG. 8: step S202). The tab has a form in which each page displayed in the first area B2 is reduced, and the distribution of registered characters and unregistered characters in each page can be identified. Specifically, in the tab, the portion corresponding to one page displayed in the first area B2 has a 5 × 5 grid shape, and the portion corresponding to the registered character is displayed in a dark color and is not yet displayed. The portion corresponding to the registered character is displayed in a light color. The second presentation unit 56 creates such tab display information for all pages based on the display table TBL1.

  The first presentation unit 55 provides information necessary for displaying the first page of the first region B2, and the second presentation unit 56 provides information necessary for displaying the tab of the second region B4. It transmits as a browsing response with respect to the terminal device 12 via 46 (FIG. 8: step S203). Receiving these pieces of information, the control device 20 of the terminal device 12 displays a pictorial book page on the display device 26 (FIG. 8: step S102).

FIG. 5 shows an example of the pictorial book page P2. As shown in FIG. 5, the pictorial book page P2 includes a header part A1, a function selection part B1, a first area B2, a second area B4, and a page selection part A8. The function selection unit B1 includes a rearrangement button B10, a search button B11, a picture book trade button B12, and a reward button B13.
The rearrangement button B10 is a button that is selected when rearranging the display order of characters on the pictorial book page, and selects a rearrangement criterion from the order of higher or lower rarity, attack power, defense power, or the like. be able to.
The search button B11 is a button that is selected when searching the picture book, and can select only registered characters, only unregistered characters, attributes, rarity, type, and the like as search criteria.
The picture book trade button B12 is a button that is selected when a registered character registered in the picture book is traded between users, and can be traded while browsing a picture book of another user. By the picture book trade, the character to be traded is registered in the registered character information of the user.

  In the first area B2, the content of one page of the picture book is displayed. Specifically, a 5 × 5 square frame is displayed in the first area B2, and a character image B20 for a registered character is displayed in each square, and an unregistered character is displayed. A circle image B20 is displayed. In the initial display of the picture book page P2 immediately after the picture book button A45 is selected, the first page of the picture book is displayed. Further, in the initial display of the pictorial book page P2, the arrangement order of the characters is set so that the areas are arranged in ascending order and the identification information CID is arranged in ascending order.

  In addition, left and right page feed keys B3 are provided below the first area B2. When the right page feed key B3 is selected, the tab B40 displayed in the second area B4 is scrolled to the right by a predetermined amount as shown in FIG. In the initial display of the pictorial book page P2, as shown in FIG. 5, the tab B40 displays only portions corresponding to the first, second, third, and fourth pages of the pictorial book. However, by selecting the page feed key B3 on the right, the tab B40 corresponding to the fourth and subsequent pages of the picture book is displayed. When the left page feed key B3 is selected, the tab B40 is scrolled to the left by a predetermined amount. The scrolling of the tab B40 is not performed only by the operation of the left and right page feed keys B3, but the user's finger or the like is directly touched by the user's finger or the like, and the user's finger or the like is moved in the direction in which the tab B40 is desired to move By doing so, the tab B40 can be scrolled.

  A tab B40 is displayed in the second area B4. The tab B40 has a form in which each page of the picture book displayed in the first area B2 is reduced, and a 5 × 5 grid-like frame is displayed. However, the image of a registered character or an unregistered character is not displayed on each cell, but the cell corresponding to the cell on which the image B20 of the registered character is displayed in the first region B2 is a dark color. The square corresponding to the square where the image B21 of the unregistered character is displayed in the first area B2 is displayed in a light color. Therefore, the user can grasp the distribution of registered characters or unregistered characters on each page of the pictorial book only by looking at the tab B40. In addition, since the tab B40 is scrolled in the horizontal direction by selecting the left and right page feed keys B3 described above, the user can quickly grasp the distribution of the entire registered characters or unregistered characters in the pictorial book. it can. In addition, you may display the page outline which each tab B40 shows in 2nd area | region B4. For example, as shown in FIG. 17, by assigning an area number corresponding to each tab B40, the user can quickly grasp the overall distribution of registered characters or unregistered characters in the pictorial book.

FIG. 15 shows an example of the arrangement order of character images in the first area B2. As shown in FIG. 15, a 5 × 5 square frame is displayed in the first area B2, and the arrangement order is ascending toward the lower left corner, with the upper left corner of the frame being the first. . This is the arrangement order of the first column. Hereinafter, the second column, the third column, the fourth column, and the fifth column are also in ascending order from top to bottom.
As shown in FIG. 15, since the second area B4 is a mode in which each page displayed in the first area B2 is reduced, it is arranged in the same order as the first area B2.
Note that the arrangement order of the character images is not limited to such an example. For example, as shown in FIG. 16, the upper left end of the 5 × 5 grid-like frame is the first, and the upper right end. Ascending order may be possible. With such an arrangement order as the arrangement order of the first row, the second row, the third row, the fourth row, and the fifth row may be similarly arranged in ascending order from left to right.
Furthermore, the grid-like frames displayed in the first area B2 and the second area B4 are not limited to a size of 5 × 5, and may be a size of 5 × 3, for example, and can be changed at any time. You may do it.
Further, the size of the squares may be changed for each page, and in this case, the page may be changed for each area.

  In the initial display of the pictorial book page P2 immediately after the pictorial book button A45 is selected, the frame image B41 is displayed on the first page portion of the tab B40. This indicates that the page currently displayed in the first area B2 is the first page of the pictorial book. Therefore, when the user scrolls the tab B40 and selects another page of the tab B40, the frame image B41 is displayed on the other page, and the corresponding page is displayed in the first area B2. Become. This display process will be described with reference to FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 8, when the user selects a predetermined page of the tab B40 (FIG. 8: Step S103), the terminal device 12 sends the management device 14A with identification information PID that identifies the user of the terminal device 12. A request for browsing the predetermined page of the picture book is transmitted (FIG. 8: Step S104). Upon receiving the identification information PID and the browsing request for the predetermined page, the browsing control unit 58 of the management device 14A identifies the page for which the browsing request has been made (FIG. 8: step S204), and the first presentation unit 55 Display information of the identified page is created (FIG. 8: Step S205). After the creation, the first presentation unit 55 transmits information necessary for displaying the specified page as a browsing response to the terminal device 12 via the communication device 46 (FIG. 8: step S206). Receiving these pieces of information, the control device 20 of the terminal device 12 displays a pictorial book page on the display device 26 (FIG. 8: step S105).

  Therefore, the user grasps the distribution of the overall registered characters and unregistered characters in the pictorial book by scrolling the tab B40 in the second area B4, and selects the page to be viewed on the tab B40. The page to be viewed in the area B2 can be quickly displayed.

  In the present embodiment, since the tab B40 is displayed in the second area B4, even if the total number of characters is close to 1,000 and the number of pages of the picture book is about 40 pages, This makes it possible to grasp the distribution of various registered characters and unregistered characters, and to advance the game strategically, and to speed up the display of the page to be viewed.

<Detailed page display processing>
Next, processing when the registered character image B20 or the image B21 indicating an unregistered character is selected on the illustrated book page displayed in the first area B2 will be described. When the pictorial book page P2 shown in FIG. 5 is displayed and the image B20 of the registered character or the unregistered character displayed in the first area B2 is selected (FIG. 8: Step S106), the terminal The device 12 transmits to the management device 14A a request for browsing detailed information of a registered character or an unregistered character together with the identification information PID for identifying the user of the terminal device 12 (FIG. 8: Step S107). Upon receiving the identification information PID and the browsing request, the browsing control unit 58 reads detailed information of the registered character or the unregistered character from all the character information R, and creates information necessary for displaying the detailed page (FIG. 8: Step S207). In addition, the browsing request transmitted from the terminal device 12 includes information indicating what number of pages of the illustrated book the registered character or unregistered character selected is the registered character or unregistered character. It shall be.

  The browsing control unit 58 transmits information necessary for displaying the detailed page to the terminal device 12 as a browsing response (FIG. 8: step S208). The control device 20 of the terminal device 12 displays a detailed page on the display device 26 (FIG. 8: Step S108). FIG. 9 shows an example of the detail page P3. As shown in FIG. 9, the detailed page P3 includes a detailed information display area C1 and a screen operation area C2. In the detailed information display area C1, detailed information about the character is displayed in addition to the image C10 showing the registered character or the unregistered character. In the example shown in FIG. 9, an image C10 indicating a registered character is displayed. However, when the selected character is an unregistered character, a question mark or the like is displayed on the image C10, for example. Also good.

  In the screen operation area C2, a front display button C20, an automatic page feed button C21, a rear display button C22, and a close button C23 are displayed. When the front display button C20 is selected, a registered character or an unregistered character whose order of arrangement in the picture book is earlier than the registered character or the unregistered character currently displayed in the detailed information display area C1 is selected. (FIG. 8: Step S106). Thereafter, the processing after step S107 described above is performed, and detailed information of the selected registered character or unregistered character is displayed in the detailed information display area C1.

  Similarly, when the rear display button C22 is selected, the registered character or the unregistered character in the illustrated order later than the registered character or the unregistered character currently displayed in the detailed information display area C1. A character is selected (FIG. 8: step S106). Thereafter, the processing after step S107 described above is performed, and detailed information of the selected registered character or unregistered character is displayed in the detailed information display area C1.

  Further, when the automatic page feed button C21 is selected, as with the case where the rear display button C22 is selected, the picture book is more than the registered character or the unregistered character currently displayed in the detailed information display area C1. A registered character or an unregistered character whose upper order is later is selected (FIG. 8: Step S106). Thereafter, the processing after step S107 described above is performed, and detailed information of the selected registered character or unregistered character is displayed in the detailed information display area C1. Then, after a predetermined time, a registered character or an unregistered character whose arrangement order is later on the picture book is selected (FIG. 8: Step S106). Thereafter, the processing after step S107 described above is performed, and detailed information of the selected registered character or unregistered character is displayed in the detailed information display area C1. In the same manner, detailed information of registered characters or unregistered characters is automatically displayed one after another.

  When the close button C23 is selected, the display returns to the picture book page P2. As described above, according to the present embodiment, it is possible to quickly display a page of a picture book desired to be browsed in the detailed information display area C1.

<Reward page display process>
Next, in the picture book page P2 shown in FIG. 5, when the reward button B13 is selected or when a character is acquired at the time of executing an event such as a quest, the character registered in the picture book satisfies a predetermined condition. The display process of the reward page displayed in the case will be described.

  When a character is acquired at the time of executing an event such as a quest (FIG. 8: Step S109), the terminal device 12 transmits a registration request for the acquired character together with identification information PID for identifying the user of the terminal device 12 to the management device 14A. (FIG. 8: Step S110). The object registration unit 52 that has received the identification information PID and the registration request adds the acquired character information to the possessed character information CA and the registered character information CC of the user information Q associated with the received identification information PID ( FIG. 8: Step S209).

  The reward granting unit 57 determines whether the registered character satisfies a predetermined condition based on the registered character information CC. For example, it is determined whether the total number of registered characters has reached a threshold value, or whether the total number of registered characters having a predetermined attribute has reached a threshold value. When it is determined that the predetermined condition is satisfied, the reward granting unit 57 sets a reward according to the condition, and notifies the terminal device 12 of the reward (FIG. 8: Step S210). The terminal device 12 that has received the notification displays that there is a reward in the notification display field or the like of the top screen P1 (FIG. 8: Step S111). When the notification display field or the like is selected (FIG. 8: Step S112), the terminal device 12 requests the management device 14A to view the reward page together with the identification information PID for identifying the user of the terminal device 12. Is transmitted (FIG. 8: step S113). The reward granting unit 57 that has received the identification information PID and the browsing request creates information necessary for displaying the reward page for displaying the set reward (FIG. 8: step S211). The reward granting unit 57 transmits information necessary for displaying the reward page to the terminal device 12 as a browsing response (FIG. 8: step S212). The control device 20 of the terminal device 12 that has received the browsing response displays the reward page P4 on the display device 26 (FIG. 8: Step S114).

  FIG. 10 shows an example of the reward page P4. As shown in FIG. 10, the reward page P4 includes a title part D1, an explanation part D2, and a reward display part D3. The reward display section D3 is provided with a reward content display column D30, and a specific content of the reward is displayed in the reward content display column D30. The reward page P4 is also displayed when the reward button B13 on the picture book page P2 shown in FIG. 5 is selected. As described above, the character is acquired and the predetermined condition is satisfied, and the display of the notice column is selected. Displayed. As described above, when the display of the notification column is selected, that is, when the reward page P4 is displayed after the character is acquired, the level-up button D31 is displayed in the reward content display column D30. FIG. 10 shows an example in which the content of the reward is displayed in the reward content display column D30, such as “Heat recovery time shortened by 18 seconds!”. When the user selects this level-up button D31, the reward content is given to the user. Here, the physical strength parameter recovered at every predetermined time of the user information Q of the server is changed by the reward. Then, the reward content displayed in the reward content display field D30 is leveled up according to the reward content previously set for each level (for example, “health recovery time is further reduced by 18 seconds!”). Be changed.

  In addition, the reward content display column D30 may be one or plural. In the example of FIG. 10, two reward content display fields D30 are displayed, but by scrolling the screen, more reward content display fields D30 are displayed.

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, a reward is given according to the number of registered characters and the like, so that an incentive to progress through the game and acquire a character is given. Moreover, in this embodiment, since the page of the pictorial book which wants to browse can be rapidly displayed on 1st area | region B2, an unregistered character can be grasped | ascertained quickly, and it is a predetermined area in order to obtain reward quickly. The game can be progressed strategically, such as playing a game.

Second Embodiment
Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. In the first embodiment, the tab B40 displayed in the second area B4 is displayed separately for each range corresponding to one page of a 5 × 5 square-shaped picture book, and is selected for each range. It was possible to do. However, in the second embodiment, the display mode of the tab B40 is different from the selectable range.

  As shown in FIG. 11, a scroll bar B40 'is continuously displayed in the second area B4 instead of the tab B40. In FIG. 11, a range corresponding to one page of a 5 × 5 grid-like picture book is surrounded by a frame image B41, and a page corresponding to the enclosed range is displayed in the first region B2. .

  In the present embodiment, since the scroll bar B40 'is continuously displayed in this way, a range shifted by one column can be selected as indicated by a dotted frame B42 in FIG. When the scroll bar is selected in such a range (FIG. 8: step S103), a browsing request is transmitted from the terminal device 12 to the management device 14A (FIG. 8: step S104). Then, in the management device 14A, an area corresponding to the range is specified (FIG. 8: Step S204), display information of the corresponding area is created (FIG. 8: Step S205), and the terminal device 12 is used as a browsing response. (FIG. 8: Step S206). As a result, a picture book page corresponding to a range shifted by one column is displayed in the first area B2 (FIG. 8: step S108).

  Thus, according to this embodiment, since the portion of the picture book desired to be browsed can be selected in more detail, the part of the book book desired to be browsed can be displayed more quickly.

<Third Embodiment>
Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In the first embodiment, there are only two types of character display in the tab B40 displayed in the second area B4: a display indicating a registered character and a display indicating an unregistered character. However, in the third embodiment, a finer display is performed on the tab B40.

  As shown in FIG. 12, the tab B40 according to the present embodiment includes a cell B50 displayed in a light color, a cell B51 displayed in a dark color, and a cell B52 in which dots are drawn on the dark color. The type of display is done.

  FIG. 13 shows an enlarged view of a cell B50 displayed in a light color, a cell B51 displayed in a dark color, and a cell B52 in which a dot is drawn on the dark color. A cell B50 displayed in a light color indicates that it is an unregistered character, and a cell B51 displayed in a dark color indicates that it is a registered character. A square B52 in which dots are drawn on a dark color indicates that the character is an owned character.

  That is, when a character is acquired, the character becomes a registered character and an owned character. However, when the owned character is later sold or used for an event called composition, the owned character disappears. Even in this case, recording as a registered character remains. Therefore, in the present embodiment, three types of displays as shown in FIG. 13 are performed so that unregistered characters, registered characters, and owned characters can be identified at a glance on the tab B40.

  In the first embodiment, when the pictorial book button is selected (FIG. 8: Step S100) and a request for browsing is transmitted from the terminal device 12 to the management device 14A (FIG. 8: Step S101), the management device 14A All the character information R and the registered character information CC in the user information Q of the corresponding user are compared (FIG. 8: step S200), and the display table TBL1 is created (FIG. 8: step S201).

  However, in the present embodiment, the entire character information R and the registered character information CC in the user information Q of the corresponding user are compared (FIG. 8: step S200), and the display table TBL1 is created with reference to the owned character information CA. (FIG. 8: Step S201). In this case, since the owned character is included in the registered character, it is not necessary to compare the owned character information CA with the entire character information R. To the last, when the display table TBL1 is created, the registered character and the owned character are created separately. Specifically, in the registration information item of the display table TBL1, “0” is an unregistered character, “1” is a registered character, and “2” is an owned character.

  In addition, among registered characters, a registered character acquired in a quest, a character acquired in a battle, and a character acquired in a present may be displayed separately. For example, in the example shown in FIG. 14, a square B51 displayed in a dark color is a registered character acquired in the quest, and a square B53 displayed in a color or pattern different from the square B51 is a registered character, a square acquired in a battle. The square B54 displayed in a color or pattern different from B51 and the square B53 may indicate the character acquired as a present.

  In this case, information about the acquisition method may be included as the unit data U of the registered character information CC. Further, after distinguishing the registered characters in this way, a point may be drawn to indicate that the character is an owned character. In addition, after distinguishing the said registered character and an unregistered character, the content shown so that identification information, such as whether it is a possessed character, etc. may be settable by the user.

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, in the tab B40, it is possible to easily grasp whether the character is registered, unregistered, owned, or registered, so that the details of the character are grasped. Can be done quickly.

<Modification>
Each of the aforementioned embodiments can be variously modified. Specific modifications are exemplified below. Two or more modes arbitrarily selected from the following examples can be appropriately combined within a range that does not contradict each other.

(1) Modification 1
In each embodiment mentioned above, the example which made the initial arrangement order in the pictorial book the area order was demonstrated. However, the present invention is not limited to such an example, and the rare order of characters may be set as the initial order. For example, normal, normal +, rare, rare +, S rare, S rare +, legend, etc., are in the order of low rareness or high rareness. You may arrange them. Moreover, it is good also as the order which the administrator side of 14 A of management apparatuses registered as a character which exists in a game. Or, since the character has attributes such as a fire attribute, a water attribute, a forest attribute, and a light attribute, such an attribute order may be used. Further, the character has other parameters such as attack power and defense power, and the parameters may be arranged in ascending order of these parameters. Moreover, although the trade price is set for the character, it may be arranged in the order of this trade price. Then, the area order, the rare degree order, the registration order, the attribute order, the parameter order, and the trade price order are switched at any time by selecting the sort button B10 shown in FIG. Also good. Further, when the search button B11 shown in FIG. 5 is selected, the character group to be displayed on the pictorial book page may be narrowed down by setting the area, rareness, attribute, parameter, and trade price as search criteria.

(2) Modification 2
In each of the above-described embodiments, an example in which the total number of registered characters is equal to or greater than a threshold value has been described as a condition for granting a reward. However, the present invention is not limited to such an example. For example, a reward may be given when all the characters existing in the game are acquired. Further, a reward may be given when all characters having a predetermined rare degree (for example, rare +) are acquired. Furthermore, a reward may be given when all characters having a predetermined attribute (for example, fire attribute) are acquired. Alternatively, a reward may be given when all characters existing in a predetermined area are acquired. Moreover, you may make it provide a reward whenever it satisfy | fills these conditions.

(3) Modification 3
In each embodiment mentioned above, the example which acquires the character which exists in a game and displays it on a picture book as a registered character was demonstrated. However, the present invention is not limited to such an example. For example, items such as jewels used in the game may be registered in the pictorial book, and rewards may be awarded when all predetermined items are registered. In the game, the enemy character is confronted in the quest or battle, but the enemy character may be included in the acquired character. Then, a reward may be given when all the predetermined enemy characters are registered.

(4) Modification 4
In each embodiment mentioned above, the example which performs the above various processes by the object registration part of 14 A of management apparatuses, a discrimination | determination part, a 1st presentation part, a 2nd presentation part, a browsing control part, and a reward provision part is demonstrated. However, the present invention is not limited to the examples. For example, these units may be provided in the terminal device 12 to perform various processes as described above.

(5) Modification 4-1
In each embodiment described above, an example in which the storage device 44 of the management device 14A stores the image information YIM of all character information R, generates a browsing page based on the image information YIM, and presents it to the terminal device 12 is presented. Although described, the present invention is not limited to such an example. For example, the image information YIM and image information such as a browse page are stored in advance in the storage device 22 of the terminal device 12, and based on instructions from the first presentation unit 55 and the second presentation unit 56 of the management device 14A. The browsing page may be generated under the control of the control device 20, and the display device 26 may display the image. This eliminates the need to acquire the image information YIM via the communication means when generating the browsing page, and thus the browsing page can be generated in a shorter time.

(6) Modification 4-2
In each embodiment described above, an example in which the storage device 44 of the management device 14A stores the image information YIM of all character information R, generates a browsing page based on the image information YIM, and presents it to the terminal device 12 is presented. Although described, the present invention is not limited to such an example. For example, the storage device 22 of the terminal device 12 stores the image information YIM and image information such as a browsing page in addition to the entire character information R and user information Q in advance, whereby the determination unit of the management device 14A. 54, the first presentation unit 55, the second presentation unit 56, and the browsing control unit 58 can be provided with the terminal device 12. In this case, it is possible to complete all the processes in the terminal device 12 without using a communication means in response to a user request to view a pictorial book page, and it is possible to generate a browse page in a shorter time. Become.
In this case, what is necessary is just to make it the structure which memorize | stores the update information of all the character information R and the user information Q in the memory | storage device 22 of the terminal device 12, when starting a game.

(7) Modification 5
In each embodiment described above, the owned character information CA and the registered character information CC are separate data, but the owned character information CA and the registered character information CC may be the same. In this case, the possessed character becomes a registered character, and as the registered character is no longer owned, the registered character is not displayed.
(8) Modification 6
In each of the above-described embodiments, as the display mode of the first region B2, a case where a character image is displayed for a registered character and a circle is displayed for an unregistered character is shown. However, the display mode of the first area B2 is arbitrary, such as a registered character image for a registered character and a non-registered character image of the character being displayed lightly.
In the above-described embodiment, as a display mode of the second region B4, the tab shows a case where a portion corresponding to a registered character is displayed in a dark color and a portion corresponding to an unregistered character is displayed in a light color. . However, as for the display mode of the second area B4, if the distribution of registered characters and unregistered characters in the page can be identified, the registered character is displayed as “1”, the unregistered character is displayed as “0”, etc. Is optional.

(9) Others A program for realizing the functions of the present invention may be recorded on a computer-readable recording medium, and the program recorded on the recording medium may be read by a computer system and executed. Here, the “computer system” includes an OS and hardware such as peripheral devices. Further, the “computer system” may include a plurality of computer devices connected via a network including a communication line such as the Internet, WAN, LAN, and dedicated line. The “computer-readable recording medium” refers to a portable medium such as a flexible disk, a magneto-optical disk, a ROM, and a CD-ROM, and a storage device such as a hard disk drive built in the computer system. Furthermore, the “computer-readable recording medium” holds a program for a certain period of time, such as a volatile memory (RAM) inside a computer system that becomes a server or a client when the program is transmitted via a network. Including things. The program may be for realizing a part of the functions described above. Furthermore, what can implement | achieve the function mentioned above in combination with the program already recorded on the computer system, what is called a difference file (difference program) may be sufficient. The scope of the present invention also relates to a distribution server that distributes a program for realizing the function of the present invention or a part thereof, and a storage medium that stores the program used for distribution by the distribution server. include.

  In addition, some or all of the functions described above may be realized as an integrated circuit such as an LSI (Large Scale Integration). Each function described above may be individually made into a processor, or a part or all of them may be integrated into a processor. Further, the method of circuit integration is not limited to LSI, and may be realized by a dedicated circuit or a general-purpose processor. In addition, when an integrated circuit technology that replaces LSI appears due to the advancement of semiconductor technology, an integrated circuit based on the technology may be used.

  From the above description, the present invention can be understood as follows, for example. In order to facilitate understanding of the present invention, reference numerals in the drawings will be appended in parentheses for convenience in the following, but the present invention is not intended to be limited to the illustrated forms.

  One aspect of the present invention is an object registration unit that stores an acquired object in association with a user each time an object (for example, a character) is acquired in a game, as a registered object (for example, registered character information CC). (52), a predetermined object group existing in the game (for example, all character information R) () and the registered object, and for each object of the predetermined object group, A determination unit (54) for determining whether the object is an unregistered object other than the registered object, and the objects in the predetermined object group are arranged in a predetermined order, and an image indicating the object for each predetermined display range is displayed in the first area ( B2) is a first presentation unit (55) that is displayed by the discrimination unit (54). Based on another result, a first presentation unit (55) for displaying an image (B20) indicating the registered object and an image (B21) indicating the unregistered object in the first area (B2); The distribution of the image (B20) showing the registered object and the image (B21) showing the unregistered object displayed in one area (B2) can be identified over a plurality of the display ranges in the second area (B4). And a second presentation unit (56) to be displayed, and an image (B20) indicating the registered object in the display range corresponding to the predetermined range in response to a browsing instruction for the predetermined range of the second area (B4). A browsing control unit (58) for causing the first presentation unit (B2) to display an image (B21) indicating the unregistered object is provided.

  In the one aspect, the “object” is a concept including an item appearing in the game, or an enemy character confronting in a quest or battle, in addition to the character. The distribution of the image indicating the registered object displayed in the first area and the image indicating the unregistered object may be displayed in the second area so as to be identifiable over the plurality of display ranges. It is not intended to limit.

  1 aspect of this invention mentioned above WHEREIN: The said object is a character used in the said game, and the image (B20) which shows the said registration object is good also as an image which drew the said character. In this aspect, the character is a concept including a person or a monster.

  In the above-described aspect of the present invention, the second presentation unit (56) may display the predetermined range in which the browsing instruction is given so as to be distinguishable from other ranges (B41). In this aspect, “displaying a predetermined range so as to be distinguishable from another range” means a display form that can be identified, such as a frame surrounding the predetermined range, or displaying the predetermined range in a color or brightness different from that of the other range. It is a concept that includes

  In one aspect of the present invention described above, in response to a browsing instruction for one of the image (B20) indicating the registered object and the image (B21) indicating the unregistered object displayed in the first area (B2). A second browsing control unit (58) that displays information (P3) related to the object corresponding to the image may be provided. In this aspect, “information about the object” is a concept including an object attribute, a parameter, an appearance area, a trade price, and the like.

  1 aspect of this invention mentioned above WHEREIN: The said 1st presentation part (55) may rearrange each object of the said predetermined object group according to the instruction | indication which designates the conditions regarding the said predetermined order. In this aspect, the “instruction for designating a condition” is a concept including an instruction such as a rare degree, an attribute, and a parameter of an object.

  The aspect of the present invention described above may further include a reward granting unit (57) for giving a reward in accordance with an increase in the number of registered objects that satisfies a predetermined condition. In this aspect, “reward” is a concept including a wide range of things that can be beneficial to the user in the game.

  1 aspect of this invention mentioned above WHEREIN: The said 1st presentation part (55) may determine the said predetermined object group according to the instruction | indication which designates the conditions of a display target. In this aspect, the “instruction for specifying a condition” is a concept including an instruction for searching for or narrowing down objects in a picture book.

  In the aspect of the present invention described above, the condition related to the predetermined order may be a predetermined parameter order of the object. In this aspect, the “parameter” is a concept including attack power or defense power.

  In one aspect of the present invention described above, the condition relating to the predetermined order may be the attribute order of the objects. In this aspect, the “attribute” is a concept including a fire attribute, a water attribute, a tree attribute, a light attribute, and the like.

  In one aspect of the present invention described above, in the game, the acquirable object may be assigned to each area, and the condition relating to the predetermined order may be an area order. In this aspect, the “area” is a concept including an area or place assumed on the game.

  In the aspect of the present invention described above, the second presentation unit (56) may display the possessed information of the user so as to be identifiable for each object (B52). In this aspect, “possession information” is a concept including the above-mentioned possessed character information CA and the like, and includes information indicating whether or not the object can be used in a battle or the like.

  In the aspect of the present invention described above, the second presentation unit (56) may display the user acquisition method for each object so as to be identifiable (B51, B53, B54). In this aspect, the acquisition method is a concept including acquisition by a quest, acquisition by battle, acquisition by present, and the like.

  According to another aspect of the present invention, each time an object (for example, a character) is acquired in the game, the acquired object is associated with the user and stored as a registered object (for example, registered character information CC). A predetermined object group (for example, all character information R) existing in the object is compared with the registered object, and for each object of the predetermined object group, the registered object or an unregistered object other than the registered object When the objects of the predetermined object group are arranged in a predetermined order and an image showing the objects for each predetermined display range is displayed in the first area (B2), based on the determination result, An image (B20) showing the registered object and an unregistered object An image (B21) is displayed in the first area (B2), and an image (B20) indicating the registered object displayed in the first area (B2) and an image (B21) indicating the unregistered object are displayed. The distribution is displayed in the second region (B4) so as to be identifiable over a plurality of the display ranges, and the display range corresponding to the predetermined range in response to a browsing instruction for the predetermined range of the second region (B4) An image (B20) showing the registered object and an image (B21) showing the unregistered object are displayed in the first area (B2).

  Another aspect of the present invention is a program of a management apparatus including a computer that provides a game to a user, and each time the computer acquires an object in the game, the acquired object corresponds to the user. In addition, an object registration unit (52) to be stored as a registered object, a predetermined object group existing in the game (for example, all character information R) and the registered object are compared, and each object of the predetermined object group is compared. A discriminating unit (54) for discriminating whether the object is a registered object or an unregistered object other than the registered object, and arranging the objects of the predetermined object group in a predetermined order, and an image showing the objects for each predetermined display range Is displayed in the first area (B2). And based on the discrimination | determination result of the said discrimination | determination part (54), the 1st presentation which displays the image (B20) which shows the said registered object, and the image (B21) which shows the said unregistered object on the said 1st area | region A distribution of the image (B20) indicating the registered object and the image (B21) indicating the unregistered object displayed in the first area (B2) over a plurality of the display ranges. The registered object in the display range corresponding to the predetermined range is displayed in response to an instruction to browse the predetermined range of the second area (B4), the second presentation unit (56) to be displayed in the second area (B4). An image (B20) to be displayed and an image (B21) to indicate the unregistered object are caused to function as a browsing control unit (58) for displaying on the first presentation unit (55). To.

  Another aspect of the present invention is a management system (100) including a user terminal device (12) and a management device (14A) that provides a game, and an object (for example, a character) is displayed in the game. Each time it is acquired, the acquired object is associated with a user and stored as a registered object (for example, registered character information CC), an object registration unit (52), a predetermined object group existing in the game, A determination unit (54) for comparing each object of the predetermined object group to determine whether the object is the registered object or an unregistered object other than the registered object; and each object of the predetermined object group Are arranged in a predetermined order, and images showing the respective objects are displayed for each predetermined display range. A first presentation unit (55) to be displayed in the area (B2), based on a determination result of the determination unit (54), an image (B20) indicating the registered object and an image ( B21) is displayed in the first area (B2), the first presentation unit (55), the image (B20) indicating the registered object displayed in the first area (B2), and the unregistered object are displayed. A second presentation unit (56) for displaying the distribution with the image (B21) in the second region (B4) so as to be identifiable over a plurality of the display ranges, and viewing the predetermined range of the second region (B4) In response to the instruction, an image (B20) indicating the registered object and an image (B21) indicating the unregistered object in the display range corresponding to the predetermined range are displayed on the first presentation unit (55). And a browsing control unit (58) to be operated.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 ... Management system, 12 ... Terminal device, 14A ... Management device, 16 ... Communication network, 20, 42 ... Control device, 22, 44 ... Storage device, 24, 46 ... Communication device, 26 ... ... Display device, 28 ... Input device, 52 ... Object registration unit, 54 ... Distinction unit, 55 ... First presentation unit, 56 ... Second presentation unit, 57 ... Reward grant unit, 58 ... Viewing Control unit.

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An object registration unit that stores a predetermined object that appears in the game as a registered object in association with a user;
A determination unit that compares a predetermined object group existing in the game with the registered object, and determines whether each object of the predetermined object group is the registered object or an unregistered object other than the registered object; ,
A first presentation unit that arranges the objects of the predetermined object group in a predetermined order and displays an image showing the objects in a first area for each predetermined display range, based on a determination result of the determination unit A first presentation unit that displays an image showing the registered object and an image showing the unregistered object in the first area;
A second presentation in which a distribution of an image showing the registered object and an image showing the unregistered object displayed in the first area is displayed in the second area so as to be identifiable over a range wider than the predetermined display range; And
In response to an instruction for the predetermined range of the second area, the image indicating the registered object and the image indicating the unregistered object in the display range corresponding to the predetermined range are displayed in the first area. A viewing control unit that controls one presentation unit;
A management apparatus comprising:   The management apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the object is a character used in the game, and an image indicating the registered object is an image in which the character is drawn.   The management device according to claim 1, wherein the second presenting unit displays the predetermined range in which the browsing instruction is performed so as to be distinguishable from other ranges.   The browsing control unit displays information related to an object corresponding to the image according to a browsing instruction for one of an image indicating the registered object and an image indicating the unregistered object displayed in the first area. The management apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein   The said 1st presentation part rearranges each object of the said predetermined object group according to the instruction | indication which designates the conditions regarding the said predetermined order, The Claim 1 thru | or 4 characterized by the above-mentioned. Management device.   The management apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising a reward granting unit that grants a reward when a predetermined condition is satisfied as the number of registered objects increases. .   The management device according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the first presentation unit determines the predetermined object group in accordance with an instruction to specify a display target condition.   The management apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the condition relating to the predetermined order is a predetermined parameter order of the object.   The management apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the condition related to the predetermined order is an attribute order of the objects.   8. The game according to claim 1, wherein the object that can be acquired is assigned to each area in the game, and the condition relating to the predetermined order is an area order. Management device.   The management device according to any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein the second presentation unit displays user possession information for each object so as to be identifiable.   The management apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the second presentation unit displays a user acquisition method for each object so as to be identifiable. A predetermined object that appears in the game is associated with the user, stored as a registered object,
A predetermined object group existing in the game is compared with the registered object to determine whether each object of the predetermined object group is the registered object or an unregistered object other than the registered object,
When arranging the objects of the predetermined object group in a predetermined order and displaying an image showing the objects for each predetermined display range in the first area, an image showing the registered object based on the determination result; An image showing the unregistered object is displayed in the first area;
A distribution of an image indicating the registered object displayed in the first area and an image indicating the unregistered object is displayed in the second area so as to be identifiable over a range wider than the predetermined display range;
In response to an instruction for the predetermined range of the second area, an image indicating the registered object and an image indicating the unregistered object in the display range corresponding to the predetermined range are displayed in the first area.
A control method for a management apparatus. A management device program including a computer for providing a game to a user,
The computer,
An object registration unit that associates a predetermined object appearing in the game with a user and stores it as a registered object;
A determination unit that compares a predetermined object group existing in the game with the registered object, and determines whether each object of the predetermined object group is the registered object or an unregistered object other than the registered object;
A first presentation unit that arranges the objects of the predetermined object group in a predetermined order and displays an image showing the objects in a first area for each predetermined display range, based on a determination result of the determination unit A first presentation unit that displays an image showing the registered object and an image showing the unregistered object in the first area;
A second presentation in which a distribution of an image showing the registered object and an image showing the unregistered object displayed in the first area is displayed in the second area so as to be identifiable over a range wider than the predetermined display range; Part,
The image indicating the registered object and the image indicating the unregistered object in the display range corresponding to the predetermined range are displayed in the first region in response to an instruction for the predetermined range of the second region. A browsing control unit for controlling the first presentation unit;
A management apparatus program characterized in that it functions as a computer program. A management system comprising a user terminal device and a management device for providing a game,
An object registration unit that associates a predetermined object appearing in the game with a user and stores the object as a registered object;
A determination unit that compares a predetermined object group existing in the game with the registered object, and determines whether each object of the predetermined object group is the registered object or an unregistered object other than the registered object; ,
A first presentation unit that arranges the objects of the predetermined object group in a predetermined order and displays an image showing the objects in a first area for each predetermined display range, based on a determination result of the determination unit A first presentation unit that displays an image showing the registered object and an image showing the unregistered object in the first area;
A second presentation in which a distribution of an image showing the registered object and an image showing the unregistered object displayed in the first area is displayed in the second area so as to be identifiable over a range wider than the predetermined display range; And
In response to an instruction for the predetermined range of the second area, the image indicating the registered object and the image indicating the unregistered object in the display range corresponding to the predetermined range are displayed in the first area. A viewing control unit that controls one presentation unit;
A management system comprising:

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