JP2017143877A - Game device and game program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a sport game which is more excellent in expression of sport likelihood.SOLUTION: A game device comprises: a quest information storage part for storing quest information related to a quest for every quest out of plural quests, in which the respective quest information includes a match time indicating a time required for performing a match of a sport in reality, and a quest duration set as a time in which the quest as a computer game is executed, in which the match time and quest duration in each quest included in the stage are set to different times among the quests; a quest presentation part for displaying the match time about each quest based on the quest information, for presenting the plural quests which can be selected, to a user; a user selection reception part for receiving selection of the quest from the user; and a quest execution part for executing a quest so that the quest selected by the user is played over the quest duration corresponding to the quest.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 8

Description

  The present invention relates to a game device and a game program.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a game program in which a plurality of missions (quests) are prepared and a user selects and plays a single mission is known (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Japanese Patent Laying-Open No. 2015-024162

  In the conventional game program as described above, the user decides which mission to select with reference to the contents of the mission. However, in a sports game, if the method is to select a mission based only on its content, it is not possible to fully express the sportiness.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and one of its purposes is to provide a more excellent sports game by expressing the sportiness.

  In order to solve the above-described problem, one aspect of the present invention is a game device that executes a sport whose game time is defined by a competition rule as a computer game that clears a stage including a plurality of quests. , Quest information regarding the quest is stored for each of the plurality of quests, and the quest information executes a game time representing a time required to actually perform the sport game and the quest as a computer game. Quest time set as time, and the game time and the quest time of each quest included in the stage are set at different times between the quests, a quest information storage unit, The game time for each of the quests is displayed based on the quest information. The quest presenting unit presenting a plurality of the quests that can be selected by the user, the user selection receiving unit that accepts the selection of the quest from the user, and the quest selected by the user correspond to the quest. A quest execution unit that executes the quest so that the quest is played over the time required for the quest.

  Another aspect of the present invention is a game program for executing a sport whose game time is defined by a competition rule as a computer game for clearing a stage including a plurality of quests. A step of reading out quest information relating to the quest from the storage unit for each of the plurality of quests, wherein the quest information is a game time representing a time required for actually playing the sport game, and a computer game. Quest required time set as a time for executing the quest, and the match time and the quest required time for each quest included in the stage are set to different times between the quests, And each quest based on the quest information Displaying a plurality of the quests that can be selected by the user by displaying the game time, a step of receiving selection of the quest from the user, and the quest selected by the user And a step of executing the quest so as to be played over the time required for the quest corresponding to.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a more excellent sports game by expressing the sportiness.

It is a figure showing composition of game system 10 concerning one embodiment of the present invention. It is a block diagram which shows the functional structure of the game device 100 which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. 2 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of a game server 200. FIG. 4 is an example of a user management table 221. It is an example 500 of quest information. It is a figure which shows the operation | movement flow of the game device 100 and the game server 200. FIG. It is a flowchart which shows the quest selection process which the game device 100 performs. An example quest selection screen 800 is shown. It is a flowchart which shows the reward determination process which the game server 200 performs.

[Description of Embodiment of the Present Invention]
First, the contents of the embodiment of the present invention will be listed and described. One embodiment of the present invention has the following configuration.

  (Item 1) A game device that executes a sport whose game time is defined by a competition rule as a computer game that clears a stage including a plurality of quests, and the quest information about the quests is obtained from the quests of the plurality of quests. Storing for each, the quest information each includes a game time representing a time taken to actually perform the sport game, and a quest required time set as a time to execute the quest as a computer game, The game time and the quest required time for each quest included in the stage are set at different times between the quests, and the quest information storage unit and the quest information for each quest based on the quest information. User selectable by displaying match time The quest presenting section that presents a number of the quests, the user selection receiving section that receives selection of the quest from the user, and the quest selected by the user are played over the time required for the quest corresponding to the quest. A quest execution unit that executes the quest as described above.

  (Item 2) The game device according to item 1, wherein in each of the plurality of quest information, the quest required time is a time different from the game time.

  (Item 3) The game device according to Item 2, wherein in each of the plurality of quest information, the quest required time is shorter than the game time.

  (Item 4) The game device according to any one of items 1 to 3, wherein in each of the plurality of quest information, a ratio of the quest required time to the game time is a constant value.

  (Item 5) It further includes a quest reward display unit for displaying a reward acquired by the user after execution of the quest, and the reward is based on the clear condition of the quest and the action in the quest, 5. The game device according to any one of items 1 to 4, which is not based on the game device.

  (Item 6) The game device according to item 5, wherein the reward is an item having an attribute corresponding to an action in the quest.

  (Item 7) A game program for executing a sport whose game time is defined by a competition rule as a computer game for clearing a stage including a plurality of quests. A step of reading out quest information for each of the plurality of quests, wherein each of the quest information includes a game time representing a time taken to actually perform the sport game and a time for executing the quest as a computer game. Quest required time set as, and the game time and the quest required time of each quest included in the stage are set to different times between the quests, and in the quest information Based on the game about each quest Displaying a plurality of quests that can be selected by the user by displaying the interval, receiving a selection of the quest from the user, and the quest selected by the user corresponding to the quest And a step of executing the quest so as to be played over a quest required time.

[Details of the embodiment of the present invention]
Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a game system 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention. The game system 10 includes a game device 100 and a game server 200. Game device 100 is a user terminal used by a user to play a computer game. The game server 200 is a partner computer that is accessed to exchange predetermined information when the game apparatus 100 executes a computer game. The game device 100 and the game server 200 are connected via a network 50 so that they can communicate with each other. The network 50 may be any type of network such as the Internet or a LAN (Local Area Network). Although only one game device 100 is shown in FIG. 1, the game system 10 may include any number of game devices, each used by a separate user. For example, the computer game provided by the game system 10 may be a multiplayer online game in which a plurality of users play the same game at the same time by accessing the game server 200 using their game devices 100.

  FIG. 1 shows a hardware configuration diagram of the game apparatus 100. The game apparatus 100 includes a processor 101, a memory 102, a display 103, a user input interface (user input IF) 104, and a communication interface (communication IF) 105 as hardware elements. These elements are connected to each other via a bus 107 so that they can communicate with each other. The game device 100 can be realized as, for example, a smartphone, a tablet terminal, a personal computer, or the like.

  The memory 102 stores at least an operating system and a game client program. The operating system is a computer program for controlling the overall operation of the game apparatus 100. The game client program is a computer program for causing the game apparatus 100 to execute each process of the computer game. The memory 102 can also temporarily or permanently store data handled or generated in each process of a computer game. The memory 102 includes main storage such as ROM (Read Only Memory) and RAM (Random Access Memory), and auxiliary storage such as a hard disk, flash memory, and optical disk. Various game programs and game data are downloaded from the game server 200 and stored in the auxiliary memory, and are expanded in the main memory and executed by the processor 101.

  The processor 101 is configured to read the program stored in the memory 102 as described above and execute processing according to the program. When the processor 101 executes the game client program stored in the memory 102, each function of the computer game described later is realized. The processor 101 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) and a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit).

  Display 103 is configured to provide visual information to a user of game device 100. For example, the display 103 displays a plurality of icons for starting various applications on the home screen or desktop screen of the operating system. The display 103 further displays a game image generated as a result of the computer game process on the game client program execution screen. As an example, a liquid crystal display or an organic EL display can be used for the display 103.

  The user input interface 104 is configured to receive an input for operating the game apparatus 100 from a user. Specific examples of the user input interface 104 are a touch pad, a game controller, a mouse, a keyboard, and the like.

  When the game apparatus 100 is realized as a smartphone or a tablet terminal, the display 103 and the user input interface 104 may be integrally configured as a touch panel 109. When game device 100 is realized as a personal computer, display 103 and user input interface 104 may be provided separately from the main body of game device 100.

  The communication interface 105 is a network interface for communicating with the game server 200 via the network 50. The communication interface 105 is configured to transmit / receive data to / from the game server 200 according to a predetermined communication protocol including, for example, TCP / IP (Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol).

  FIG. 1 further shows a hardware configuration diagram of the game server 200. The game server 200 includes a processor 201, a memory 202, an input / output interface (input / output IF) 203, and a communication interface 205 as hardware elements. These elements are connected to each other via a bus 207 so that they can communicate with each other.

  The memory 202 stores a game server program in addition to an operating system that controls the overall operation of the game server 200. The game server program is a computer program for causing the game server 200 to execute each process on the server side related to the execution of the computer game. When the processor 201 executes the game server program stored in the memory 202, each function on the server side described later in the computer game is realized. The input / output interface 203 is configured to exchange information with the user (administrator) of the game server 200 and includes, for example, a display and a keyboard. The communication interface 205 is a network interface for communicating with the game apparatus 100 (one or more) via the network 50.

  FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of the game apparatus 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention. The game device 100 includes a storage unit 120 and a processing unit 140. The processing unit 140 further includes a login processing unit 141, a quest information management unit 142, a stage presentation unit 143, a quest presentation unit 144, a user selection reception unit 145, a quest execution unit 146, and a reward display unit 147. Including. The storage unit 120 corresponds to the memory 102 shown in FIG. The processing unit 140 and each of the units 141 to 147 included in the processing unit 140 are realized by reading and executing the game client program in the memory 102 by the processor 101 shown in FIG. Represents a function.

  The computer game executed by the game device 100 according to the present embodiment targets a sport game that is based on a sport whose game time is determined by an actual competition rule, among sport games. Examples of such sports games include soccer games, basketball games, rugby games, and American football games. In addition to ball games, there are boxing games and professional wrestling games. In the following embodiments, a game apparatus 100 that executes a soccer game will be described. However, the game apparatus 100 may execute another sports game as exemplified above.

  In the present embodiment, a “stage” and a “quest” are provided in the soccer game. “Quest” is a play unit of a game representing one game of a soccer game. The game play time (quest required time to be described later) from the start to the end of the game is set in advance in the quest, and the user of the game device 100 operates the character player in the game during this game play time. Play a soccer game. A “stage” is a collection of multiple quests. The user advances the game by achieving a predetermined clear condition for each quest. Quests and stages are played in a specific order, and when a certain quest clear condition is achieved, the next quest can be played, and when all quests in the stage are completed, the next stage can be played. become. You can also play quests and stages that you have already cleared at any time.

  Returning to FIG. 2, the function of each block of the game apparatus 100 will be described.

  The login processing unit 141 performs processing for the user to log in to the game server 200 at the start (startup) of the soccer game. For example, the login processing unit 141 transmits user identification information 121 stored in advance in the storage unit 120 to the game server 200. If necessary, the login processing unit 141 may request the user to input a password, and transmit the input password to the game server 200 together with the user identification information 121.

  The quest information management unit 142 receives the quest information transmitted from the game server 200 and stores the quest information 122 in the storage unit 120. The quest information includes various information about the quest (details will be described later). From the game server 200, quests that can be played by the user among all quests of the soccer game (playable quests), that is, quests that have already been cleared by the user and quest information to be cleared next are transmitted. For example, when the user has cleared up to the last quest of stage 1, the playable quests are all the quests of stage 1 and the first quest of stage 2. Therefore, in this case, the quest information 122 regarding each quest from the quest 1 of the stage 1 to the quest 1 of the stage 2 is transmitted from the game server 200 and stored in the storage unit 120.

  The stage presenting unit 143 displays a stage selection screen on the display 103. The stage selection screen is a screen presented to the user in order for the user to select a stage he / she wants to play, and includes a display regarding all the stages included in the quest information 122 of the storage unit 120. For example, in the above example in which the quest information 122 from the quest 1 of the stage 1 to the quest 1 of the stage 2 is stored in the storage unit 120, the stage selection screen includes only the display of the stage 1 and the stage 2 Composed.

  The quest presenting unit 144 displays a quest selection screen on the display 103. The quest selection screen is a screen presented to the user in order to further select a quest to be actually played from the quests included in the stage selected by the user on the stage selection screen. For example, when the user selects stage 1 that has been cleared on the stage selection screen, the quest selection screen is configured to include display of all quests in stage 1. Furthermore, the quest presentation unit 144 configures the display of each quest on the quest selection screen based on the quest information 122 of the quest. The display of each quest on the quest selection screen includes at least a display of “game time” (not a quest required time) associated with the quest. Details will be described later.

  The user selection receiving unit 145 receives an input for selecting a stage and a quest by the user on the stage selection screen and the quest selection screen, respectively.

  The quest execution unit 146 executes a quest (soccer game match) selected as a play target by the user. The user can play a soccer game by operating a character player in the game using the user input interface 104. The quest execution unit 146 ends the execution of the quest when a preset quest time has elapsed from the start of the execution of the quest. Further, the quest execution unit 146 records the user behavior in the soccer game during the quest execution, and transmits the record of the user behavior to the game server 200 together with the result of the quest after the quest ends.

  The reward display unit 147 receives reward information from the game server 200 and causes the display 103 to display the reward information.

  FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of the game server 200. The game server 200 includes a storage unit 220 and a processing unit 240. The processing unit 240 further includes a user authentication unit 241 that authenticates the user based on the user identification information transmitted from the game apparatus 100 for the login process, and a quest information transmission unit 242 that transmits the quest information to the game apparatus 100. Quest execution data transmission unit 243 that transmits quest execution data related to a quest to be played to game device 100, and reward determination unit 244 that determines a reward based on the execution result of the quest. The storage unit 220 corresponds to the memory 202 shown in FIG. 1 and stores a user management table 221 and quest information 222. The processing unit 240 and the respective units 241 to 244 included in the processing unit 240 represent functions realized by the processor 201 illustrated in FIG. 1 reading out and executing the game server program in the memory 202.

  FIG. 4 is an example of the user management table 221 stored in the storage unit 220 of the game server 200. As illustrated, the user management table 221 includes at least items of a user name 221a, identification information 221b, game progress information 221c, possession points 221d, and possession items 221e. The game progress information 221c is information indicating to which quest of the soccer game the user has been cleared. For example, in the user management table 221 illustrated in FIG. 4, the user A has been cleared up to the quest 3 in the stage 2. The owned points 221d indicate points (rewards) acquired as a result of the user playing the soccer game. The owned item 221e indicates a special item (for example, a training item for training a character player in the game) acquired as a result of the user playing a soccer game.

  FIG. 5 is an example 500 of the quest information (122, 222). FIG. 5 shows quest information from quest 1 to quest 4 in stage 1, but quest information 222 stored in the storage unit 220 of the game server 200 shows all quests in all stages of the soccer game. Including. Further, as described above, quest information 122 including only playable quests is stored in storage unit 120 of game device 100. As shown in FIG. 5, the quest information 500 includes at least items of a quest ID 500a, an opponent 500b, a clear condition 500c, a match time 500d, and a quest required time 500e. The opponent 500b indicates an opponent team with which the user battles (by computer control) in the game play of the quest. The clear condition 500c indicates a condition necessary for clearing the quest.

  Furthermore, the game time 500d represents the time required to play one game in soccer as an actual sport. For example, in the quest information 500 illustrated in FIG. 5, the quest 1 of the stage 1 means that the quest corresponds to a game in the first half or the second half 45 minutes in actual soccer. Similarly, the quest 2 of the stage 1 means that it is a quest corresponding to a 15-minute game shorter than 45 minutes in the first half or the second half in actual soccer. On the other hand, the quest required time 500e represents a time required for executing a quest in a soccer game as a computer game, that is, a game play time. For example, in the quest information 500 of FIG. 5, the time from when the user starts playing quest 1 of stage 1 to when it ends is 3 minutes. Similarly, the time from when the user starts playing quest 2 of stage 1 to when it ends is 1 minute. That is, the game device 100 executes the quest 1 of the stage 1 for 3 minutes, and executes the quest 2 of the stage 1 for 1 minute. As an example, the time required for the quest is shorter than the game time. Further, as shown in the example of FIG. 5, the ratio between the game time of each quest and the quest required time may be a constant value.

  Thus, the quest required time set in the quest information defines the quest execution time (soccer game play time) in the game apparatus 100. Further, as described above, the game time set in the quest information is displayed in association with each quest on the quest selection screen. By seeing the game time of each quest displayed on the quest selection screen, the user can know how long the game time corresponds to if the quest that he is trying to select is real soccer it can. For example, in the example of the quest information 500 of FIG. 5, when selecting the quest 1 of the stage 1, the user should play this quest calmly because the match time is 45 minutes, which is the same as the first half or the second half of actual soccer. You might think it ’s good. On the other hand, when selecting the quest 2 of the stage 1, the user may think that this quest is easy to play because the game time is 15 minutes shorter than the first half or the second half of actual soccer. As described above, the user can select a quest for a soccer game while referring to a time sensation in actual soccer.

  In the present embodiment, the time information presented to the user may be only the game time. As a result, the user cannot select the quest with a sense of reality because the quest required time is not visually recognized on the quest selection screen.

  FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an operation flow of the game device 100 and the game server 200 in the game system 10 according to the embodiment of the present invention. The game system 10 starts its operation, for example, when a user of the game apparatus 100 operates an icon on the display 103 via the user input interface 104 to start a soccer game.

  When the soccer game is activated, first, in step S <b> 602, the login processing unit 141 of the game device 100 reads the user identification information 121 from the storage unit 120 and transmits it to the game server 200. In addition, the login processing unit 141 causes the display 103 to display a message prompting the user to input a password, and transmits the password input by the user via the user input interface 104 to the game server 200.

  Next, in step S604, the user authentication unit 241 of the game server 200 authenticates the user based on the user identification information and password transmitted from the game apparatus 100. When the user authentication is successful, in the next step S606, the game server 200 refers to the identification information 221b and the game progress information 221c of the user management table 221 stored in the storage unit 220, and the authenticated user's authentication information. The game progress information corresponding to the user identification information is read out. Then, the game server 200 identifies the user's playable quest (cleared quest and quest to be cleared next) based on the read game progress information, and from the quest information 222 in the storage unit 220 to the playable quest. Corresponding quest information (the opponent 500b, the clear condition 500c, the game time 500d, the quest time 500e) is read. The quest information transmission unit 242 of the game server 200 transmits the quest information of the read playable quest to the game device 100. For example, in the case of the user A illustrated in FIG. 4, quest information from the quest 1 of the stage 1 to the quest 4 of the stage 2 is transmitted to the game device 100 of the user A.

  Next, in step S608, the game device 100 receives the quest information of the playable quest transmitted from the game server 200, and selects a play target quest from the playable quests (the user is allowed to select). This quest selection process will be described later. When a quest to be played is selected, the game device 100 requests the game server 200 for quest execution data necessary for executing the game process of the quest. The quest execution data includes, for example, various parameters related to the ability and skill of the character player of the opponent team to play in the quest (soccer game match).

  Next, in step S <b> 610, the game server 200 receives a request from the game apparatus 100 and extracts quest execution data corresponding to the quest to be played from the quest database 223 stored in the storage unit 220. The quest execution data transmission unit 243 of the game server 200 transmits the extracted quest execution data to the game device 100.

  Next, in step S612, the quest execution unit 146 of the game device 100 executes the quest to be played based on the operation input from the user of the game device 100 and the quest execution data sent from the game server 200. For example, the quest execution unit 146 controls the movement of the character player of the user side team in the soccer game in accordance with a user operation input via the user input interface 104. The quest execution unit 146 controls the movement of the character player of the opponent team according to various parameters included in the quest execution data. While executing the quest, the quest execution unit 146 records the user behavior in the quest (for example, which character player has passed the ball to which character player). The quest execution unit 146 terminates the execution of the quest when the quest required time has elapsed from the start of the execution of the quest, and includes a quest result (for example, score information) and the user action recorded during the execution of the quest in step S614. Result information is transmitted to the game server 200.

  Next, in step S616, the reward determination unit 244 of the game server 200 determines a reward to be given as a quest result to the user based on the quest result information sent from the game device 100, and determines the information of the determined reward. Transmit to game device 100. The reward determination process will be described later. The reward display unit 147 of the game device 100 receives the reward information and displays it on the display 103 in step S618.

  FIG. 7 is a flowchart showing details of the quest selection process (step S608 in FIG. 6) executed by the game apparatus 100.

  In step S <b> 702, the quest information management unit 142 receives the quest information of playable quests transmitted from the game server 200 and stores the quest information 122 in the storage unit 120. As described above, the quest information 122 includes quest information about playable quests.

  In step S <b> 704, the stage presenting unit 143 refers to the quest information 122 in the storage unit 120 and identifies the stage included in the quest information 122. Then, the stage presentation unit 143 generates a stage selection screen including a display for the identified stage, and causes the display 103 to display the stage selection screen. For example, in the case of user A illustrated in FIG. 4, the playable quests are from quest 1 of stage 1 to quest 4 of stage 2. Therefore, in this case, a stage selection screen including the display of stage 1 and stage 2 is presented to the user. The user can select a stage to be played from the stages displayed on the stage selection screen and input the selection via the user input interface 104. In step S706, the user selection receiving unit 145 receives a stage selection input from the user.

  Next, in step S708, the quest presentation unit 144 compares the user's selection input with the quest information 122 of the storage unit 120, and determines whether or not the stage selected by the user is a cleared stage. A cleared stage is a stage where the user has completed the clearing of all quests included in the stage. For example, in the example of the user management table 221 illustrated in FIG. 4, the cleared stage for the user A is stage 1 and the cleared stages for the user B are stages 1 to 4.

  When the stage selected by the user is a cleared stage, in step S710, the quest presenting unit 144 generates a quest selection screen including displays for all the quests in the selected cleared stage, and displays 103 displays the quest selection screen. The quest presenting unit 144 generates a quest selection screen based on the quest information 122 in the storage unit 120. FIG. 8 shows a quest selection screen 800 as an example. This quest selection screen 800 is a display example when the user selects the cleared stage 1 and is based on the quest information 122 of the stage 1 shown in FIG. As shown, the quest selection screen 800 includes displays 801 to 804 for each quest of stage 1. Each quest display 801 to 804 further includes a display of an opponent 805, a clear condition 806, and a game time 807, which are based on the quest information 122 of the storage unit 120. The user selects a quest to be played from the quests displayed on the quest selection screen, and inputs the selection via the user input interface 104 (for example, by specifying a selection button 808 corresponding to the quest to be played). Can do. In step S712, the user selection receiving unit 145 receives a quest selection input from the user.

  Thus, the quest selection screen 800 includes a display of the game time 807 for each quest. Therefore, as described above, the user can select a soccer game quest while referring to a sense of time in actual soccer. Thereby, it is possible to introduce a real sports atmosphere into the computer game. The user can also select and play an appropriate quest according to the length of his / her free time.

  On the other hand, when the stage selected by the user is not a cleared stage, in step S714, the quest presenting unit 144 generates a quest selection screen indicating a quest to be cleared next in the selected stage, and displays the quest selection screen on the display 103. Display the quest selection screen. For example, when the user A illustrated in FIG. 4 selects the stage 2, the quest 4 of the stage 2 is presented to the user as a quest to be cleared next.

  Subsequent to step S712 or step S714, the quest presenting unit 144 next displays a message prompting the user to confirm the selection of the quest on the display 103 in step S716, and the user confirms via the user input interface 104. It is determined whether or not it has been input. When confirmation is input, in step S718, the quest execution unit 146 requests the game server 200 for quest execution data of the quest selected as a play target. On the other hand, for example, when there is an input for requesting re-selection from the user, the selection of the stage and the quest after step S704 is repeated again.

  FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing details of the reward determination process (step S616 in FIG. 6) executed by the game server 200.

  In step S902, the reward determination unit 244 receives the quest result information (see step S614) transmitted from the game device 100, and the quest result information is stored in the storage unit 220 with the clear condition 500c of the quest information 222. By checking, it is determined whether or not the execution result of the quest in the game apparatus 100 satisfies the clear condition. For example, in the case of the quest 1 of the stage 1 in the quest information 222 illustrated in FIG. 5, based on the score information included in the quest result information received from the game apparatus 100, has the user's team won the opponent team? Whether it is determined. If the clear condition is not satisfied, the process proceeds to step S906. When the clear condition is satisfied, in step S904, the reward determination unit 244 gives the user an addition point (for example, a point that can be converted into in-game currency) set in advance for the clear condition of the quest. To be determined as a reward. Thereafter, the process proceeds to step S906. In addition, multiple clearing conditions are set for one quest, and a separate addition point is set for each clearing condition, and the points obtained by adding all the additional points corresponding to the satisfied clearing conditions are rewarded. May be given to the user.

  In step S906, the reward determination unit 244 determines whether or not the user action during the quest execution satisfies the bonus acquisition condition based on the user action record during the quest execution included in the quest result information received from the game device 100. To do. For example, as a bonus acquisition condition, it is determined whether a pass combo is established or a goal combo is established. A condition for establishing a pass combo is, for example, that the user performs a predetermined number of passes between teammate character players in a predetermined area in the field and enters a goal. The condition for establishing the goal combo is that the goal is continuously determined (or the number of times). For example, after the user's team has scored a goal, the player loses the ball, and then the opponent team does not lose the ball. When the user's team decides the goal again, the goal combo is established. As described above, each action of the user team (and the opponent team) during the execution of the quest is recorded one by one by the quest execution unit 146 of the game apparatus 100, and the information is included in the quest result information. By analyzing the quest result information, it is determined whether or not the bonus acquisition condition is satisfied.

  If the bonus acquisition condition is not satisfied in the above determination, the process proceeds to step S912. If the bonus acquisition condition is satisfied, in step S908, the reward determination unit 244 determines an addition point preset for the bonus acquisition condition as a reward to be given to the user. Furthermore, the reward determination unit 244 determines a training item to be given to the user as a reward in step S910. The training item is a reward that can be used by the user to change various parameters related to the ability and skill of the character player of the team in the soccer game, and the training item to be given is determined according to the fulfilled bonus acquisition conditions. Is done. For example, each character player is assigned parameters (attribute values) such as an offense value, a defense value, a speed value, a stamina value, a power value, and a technique value. As an example, if the bonus acquisition condition for pass combo formation is satisfied, a training item is added to increase the speed value and technique value, and if the bonus acquisition condition for goal combo formation is satisfied, the offense value is increased. For example, a breeding item to be given and a bonus acquisition condition are set in advance in association with each other, for example. The reward determining unit 244 determines a training item to be given to the user according to this setting.

  Next, in step S912, the reward determination unit 244 updates the owned points 221d and owned items 221e of the user management table 221 in the storage unit 220 based on the addition points and the breeding items determined as rewards as described above. . Further, in step S914, the reward determination unit 244 transmits the points acquired by the user by playing this quest and information on the training items (reward information) to the game device 100. As described above, this reward information is presented to the user via the display 103 of the game apparatus 100.

  Thus, the reward given to the user is determined based on whether or not the execution result of the quest satisfies a predetermined clear condition and the action taken by the user in the quest, and the quest play time (quest required) Time). Therefore, the user can carry out the quest by an appropriate playing method that matches the quest required time of the quest he is playing. For example, a user who intends to play a soccer game in a short free time selects a quest having a relatively short game time from quests displayed on the quest selection screen. In this case, the user will take a method of advancing the quest skillfully aiming only at points that can be acquired by satisfying the clear condition. In addition, a user who intends to play a soccer game using abundant free time selects a quest having a long game time from the quests displayed on the quest selection screen. In this case, in addition to the points that can be earned by satisfying the clear condition, the user proceeds with the quest carefully by devising the actions in the quest in order to aim for bonus points by achieving the bonus acquisition conditions. Will take. Therefore, the user can be motivated to effectively use the free time.

  As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention was described, this invention is not limited to this, A various change is possible within the range which does not deviate from the summary.

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Claims (7)

A game device that executes a sport whose game time is defined by a competition rule as a computer game that clears a stage including a plurality of quests,
Quest information related to the quest is stored for each of the plurality of quests, and each of the quest information includes a game time representing a time taken to actually perform the sports game and a time for executing the quest as a computer game. A quest information storage unit, wherein the game time and the quest time of each quest included in the stage are set to different times between the quests,
A quest presenting unit that presents a plurality of selectable quests to the user by displaying the game time for each quest based on the quest information;
A user selection receiving unit for receiving selection of the quest from the user;
A quest execution unit that executes the quest so that the quest selected by the user is played over the time required for the quest corresponding to the quest;
A game device comprising:   The game device according to claim 1, wherein in each of the plurality of quest information, the quest required time is a time different from the game time.   The game device according to claim 2, wherein in each of the plurality of quest information, the quest required time is shorter than the game time.   4. The game device according to claim 1, wherein in each of the plurality of quest information, a ratio of the quest required time to the game time is a constant value. 5. A quest reward display unit for displaying a reward acquired by the user after execution of the quest;
5. The game device according to claim 1, wherein the reward is based on the quest clear condition and the action in the quest, and is not based on the time required for the quest. 6.   The game device according to claim 5, wherein the reward is an item having an attribute corresponding to an action in the quest. A game program for executing a sport whose game time is defined by a competition rule as a computer game that clears a stage including a plurality of quests,
On the computer,
The step of reading out the quest information about the quest from the storage unit for each of the plurality of quests, wherein the quest information is a game time representing a time taken to actually perform the sports game, and a computer game A quest required time set as a time for executing the quest, and the game time and the quest required time for each quest included in the stage are set to different times between the quests, When,
Presenting a plurality of selectable quests to a user by displaying the match times for each quest based on the quest information;
Receiving a selection of the quest from the user;
Executing the quest such that the quest selected by the user is played over the time required for the quest corresponding to the quest;
A game program that runs.

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