JP2019187564A - Game device, control method, and control program - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a game device or the like capable of progressing various games without causing a user to lose the willingness to continue a game by game operation.SOLUTION: A game device includes: a storage part for storing an image of a first object, an image of a second object and a parameter, and information regarding a virtual space; an operation part for outputting first operation information and second operation information based on a player's operation; a display processing part for displaying an image of a first object traveling within a virtual space; and a progress processing part for progressing a first game in which a first object travels automatically, determining whether a predetermined state continues based on a position of the first object and first operation information in a first game, progressing a second game when continuation time of a predetermined state exceeds predetermined time, and changing parameters on the basis of a position of a second object traveling within a virtual space and second operation information when the second operation information is acquired in the second game.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

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

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a game apparatus that displays a game object such as a predetermined character and advances a game according to a player's operation on the game object is known.

  For example, Patent Document 1 describes a game device that provides a game for fishing a fish object that moves in a virtual space that simulates the sea, river, lake, or the like in accordance with a player's operation. In this game apparatus, when a player performs a predetermined operation on a fish object associated with a physical strength (HP (Hit Point)) parameter, the physical fitness parameter associated with the fish object decreases. When the physical strength parameter associated with the fish object reaches a predetermined value (for example, “0 (zero)”), the game device determines that the player has picked up the fish object.

JP 2014-226495 A

  In a conventional video game apparatus, there are cases where a game scenario and condition setting for determining success or failure of a game are simplified. In such a case, since the player can easily predict the development of the game, it is difficult for the conventional game device to improve the player's willingness to continue the game.

  On the other hand, when the scenario or condition setting of the game realized by the control program executed in the game device is complicated, the player may be forced to perform a complicated operation, and the user cannot learn the complicated operation without playing the game. There was a case of leaving without continuing.

  The present invention has been made to solve such a problem, and a game apparatus, a control method, and a control capable of advancing various games without impairing the user's willingness to continue the game by a game operation. The purpose is to provide a program.

  A game apparatus according to the present invention includes a storage unit that stores an image of a first object, an image and parameters of a second object, and information related to a virtual space, and first operation information and second operation information based on a player's action. An operation unit for outputting the image, a display processing unit for displaying an image of the first object moving in the virtual space, a first game in which the first object automatically moves, and a first game in the first game. It is determined whether or not the predetermined state is continued based on the position of the object and the first operation information. If the duration of the predetermined state exceeds the predetermined period, the second game is advanced, and the second game 2 When the operation information is acquired, a progress processing unit that changes a parameter based on the position of the second object moving in the virtual space and the acquired second operation information, Obtain.

  In the game device according to the present invention, the operation unit outputs third operation information based on the action of the player, and the progress processing unit outputs the third operation information in the third game that progresses before the first game. When the acquired timing satisfies a predetermined condition, it is preferable to advance the first game.

  In the game device according to the present invention, the display processing unit displays a second object that moves according to the first operation information, and the progress processing unit displays the first object and the first operation information that move automatically. It is preferable to determine the coincidence state between the first object and the second object based on the second object that moves accordingly.

  In the game device according to the present invention, the display processing unit displays an image indicating the virtual space acquired by the virtual camera arranged in the virtual space, and the virtual camera arranged in the virtual space in the first game. And the position of the virtual camera arranged in the virtual space in the second game are preferably different.

  In the game device according to the present invention, the display processing unit displays a predetermined sign object arranged in the virtual space in the second game, and the progress processing unit includes the position of the first object and the predetermined sign. When the second operation information is acquired at the timing displayed so as to overlap, it is preferable to change the parameter.

  A control method according to the present invention includes a storage unit that stores an image of a first object, an image and parameters of a second object, and information related to a virtual space, and first operation information and second operation information based on a player's action. Is a control method by a game device including an operation unit for outputting the image, the image of the first object moving in the virtual space is displayed, the first game in which the first object automatically moves is advanced, In one game, it is determined whether or not the predetermined state continues based on the position of the first object and the first operation information. If the duration of the predetermined state exceeds the predetermined period, the second game is advanced, When the second operation information is acquired in the second game, the parameter is changed based on the position of the second object moving in the virtual space and the acquired second operation information. That, including the fact.

  A control program according to the present invention includes a storage unit that stores an image of a first object, an image and parameters of a second object, and information about a virtual space, and first operation information and second operation information based on a player's action. Is a control program for a game device that includes an operation unit for outputting a first object, wherein an image of a first object that moves in a virtual space is displayed, a first game in which the first object automatically moves, In one game, it is determined whether or not the predetermined state continues based on the position of the first object and the first operation information. If the duration of the predetermined state exceeds the predetermined period, the second game is advanced, When the second operation information is acquired in the second game, the parameter is determined based on the position of the second object moving in the virtual space and the acquired second operation information. Changing, to be executed by the game device that.

  With the game device, the control method using the game device, and the control program for the game device according to the present invention, it is possible to advance various games without impairing the user's willingness to continue the game through the game operation.

It is a figure which shows an example of schematic structure of a game device. It is a figure which shows an example of schematic structure of a game processing apparatus. It is a figure which shows an example of schematic structure of an operating device. (A) is a schematic diagram for demonstrating an example of the detection direction of the acceleration in an acceleration detection part. (B) is a schematic diagram for demonstrating an example of the axis | shaft of the angular velocity detected by an angular velocity detection part. It is a figure which shows an example of the data structure of the operation information output by the operating device. (A) is a schematic diagram for demonstrating an example of a motion of an operating device, (b) is a schematic diagram for demonstrating an example of virtual space. (A) And (b) is a figure which shows an example of the image displayed on the display part of a game processing apparatus. (A) is a schematic diagram for demonstrating an example of virtual space, (b) is a figure which shows an example of the image displayed on the display part of a game processing apparatus. (A) is a schematic diagram for demonstrating an example of virtual space, (b)-(d) is a schematic diagram for demonstrating an example of a movement of a fish object. (A) is a schematic diagram for demonstrating an example of a motion of an operating device, (b) is a figure which shows an example of the image displayed on the display part of a game processing apparatus. (A) And (b) is a schematic diagram for demonstrating an example of the change of the magnitude | size of an attraction range object. (A) is a figure which shows an example of the image displayed on the display part of a game processing apparatus, (b) is a schematic diagram for demonstrating an example of a motion of an operating device. (A) And (b) is a figure which shows an example of the image displayed on the display part of a game processing apparatus. (A) And (b) is a figure which shows an example of the image displayed on the display part of a game processing apparatus. (A) And (b) is a figure which shows an example of the image displayed on the display part of a game processing apparatus. (A) is a schematic diagram for demonstrating an example of the position change of the virtual camera in virtual space, (b) is a figure which shows an example of the image displayed on the display part of a game processing apparatus. (A) And (b) is a figure which shows an example of the image displayed on the display part of a game processing apparatus. It is a figure which shows an example of the operation | movement flow of a game progress process. It is a figure which shows an example of the operation | movement flow of a hooking game progress process. It is a figure which shows an example of the operation | movement flow of an attraction range object change process. It is a figure which shows an example of the operation | movement flow of a fight game progress process. It is a figure which shows an example of the operation | movement flow of a special game progress process.

  Hereinafter, various embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. However, it should be noted that the technical scope of the present invention is not limited to these embodiments, and extends to the invention described in the claims and equivalents thereof.

  FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating an example of a schematic configuration of the game apparatus 1. The game apparatus 1 is a home game machine such as a console game machine, a personal computer, a multi-function mobile phone (so-called “smartphone”), a tablet terminal, or a tablet PC. Note that the home game machine may be a stationary type or a portable type. In addition, the game apparatus 1 may be an arcade game machine or other arcade game machine installed in a specific facility. The specific facility is a facility for attracting customers such as an amusement facility, an event facility, and an event facility.

  The game apparatus 1 in the present embodiment displays a virtual space including at least one type or a plurality of types of objects. The virtual space is defined by three coordinate axes, and various objects having three-dimensional coordinates are arranged in the virtual space. The virtual space may be defined by two coordinate axes. In this case, various objects having two-dimensional coordinates are arranged in the virtual space.

  The shape of the object is a shape imitating a predetermined object (car, tree, person, animal, plant, building, etc.). The shape of the object may be a cubic shape, a rectangular parallelepiped shape, a cylindrical shape, a spherical shape, a plate shape, or the like. The shape of the object may be deformed as time passes.

  A virtual camera is arranged at a predetermined position in the virtual space. The three-dimensional coordinates of various objects arranged in the virtual space are projected onto a predetermined two-dimensional screen surface arranged in the visual line direction of the virtual camera. The game device displays a two-dimensional screen image on which various objects are projected on a display unit or the like.

  Among objects in the virtual space, an object indicating a player character, an object indicating an item, a tool, and the like possessed by the player character are controlled so as to change based on operation information corresponding to the action of the player. Note that the change of the object includes that the object moves in the virtual space, the outer shape of the object is deformed, and the object is divided or merged. Of the objects in the virtual space, objects indicating birds, fish, and the like are controlled so as to automatically change based on a predetermined operation command.

  Hereinafter, an example of a game provided by the game apparatus 1 of the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. In the example illustrated in FIG. 1, the game apparatus 1 includes a game processing apparatus 2 including a display unit 23 and operation devices 3 a and 3 b.

  The game processing device 2 acquires operation information corresponding to the action of the player, and includes a virtual space including an object that changes according to the acquired operation information and an object that changes automatically based on a predetermined action command determined in advance. The image data for displaying is generated. Based on the generated image data, the game processing device 2 displays an image of a two-dimensional screen surface on which the virtual space is projected on the display unit 23. Hereinafter, the image of the two-dimensional screen surface onto which the virtual space is projected may be simply referred to as an image showing the virtual space.

  In the example shown in FIG. 1, the game apparatus 1 has two operation devices 3a and 3b. The operating devices 3a and 3b are devices having the same configuration, and hereinafter, the operating devices 3a and 3b may be referred to as the operating device 3, respectively. Note that the game apparatus 1 may include three or more operation devices 3.

  The operating device 3 includes a motion sensor. The player holds the operating device 3a with the left hand and holds the operating device 3b with the right hand, and performs various operations related to the game provided by the game device 1. The motion sensor provided in the operation device 3 generates operation information corresponding to various actions of the player, and the operation device 3 outputs the generated operation information to the game processing device 2.

  The operating device 3 may be attached to either the left or right upper arm or lower arm, or the left or right leg. The operation device 3 may be attached to any part of the player's body as long as the operation of the player can be detected.

  The motion sensor is a sensor for measuring the motion of the player, for example, an acceleration sensor. The motion sensor may be an angular velocity sensor, a displacement sensor, an orientation measurement sensor, an image sensor, an optical sensor, or the like. The angular velocity sensor is, for example, a gyro sensor. In addition, the orientation measurement sensor is, for example, a geomagnetic sensor. The motion sensor may include a plurality of sensors for measuring the player's motion.

  When a player holding the operating device 3a with the left hand and holding the operating device 3b with the right hand performs a predetermined motion, the motion sensors of the operating device 3a and the operating device 3b are respectively connected to the operating device 3a and the operating device 3b. Output operation information. When the motion sensor is an acceleration sensor, the motion sensor of the controller device 3a detects the acceleration of the controller device 3a and outputs acceleration information indicating the detected acceleration. The motion sensor of the controller device 3b detects the acceleration of the controller device 3b and outputs acceleration information indicating the detected acceleration.

  The operation device 3 outputs operation information from the motion sensor to the game processing device 2. When acquiring the operation information, the game processing device 2 changes an object corresponding to the operation information, and generates image data for displaying a virtual space including the changed object. For example, when acceleration information is output as operation information, the game processing device 2 calculates the moving speed of the object corresponding to the acceleration information, and moves the object in the virtual space based on the calculated moving speed. The game processing device 2 generates image data for displaying the virtual space including the moving object, and displays an image indicating the virtual space on the display unit 23 based on the generated image data.

  Hereinafter, a case where the game provided by the game apparatus 1 according to the present embodiment is a fishing game that displays an image showing a virtual space including a fishing rod object simulating a fishing rod will be described as an example.

  The player holds one of the operation device 3a and the operation device 3b as a fishing rod and performs, for example, a casting operation. The casting operation is an operation of throwing a lure or a fishhook with bait on the water surface (sea surface, lake surface or river surface) in fishing. In addition, a fishing hook or the like to which a lure or bait is attached is tied to a fishing line, and the fishing line is wound around a reel provided on a fishing rod held by a fisherman. The casting operation is an operation in which the angler flicks the fishing rod over the head and then flicks it in the front direction.

  In response to the casting operation by the player, the motion sensor of the operation device 3 held as a fishing rod outputs operation information, and the operation device 3 held as a fishing rod outputs operation information to the game processing device 2. The game processing device 2 acquires the operation information output from the operation device 3.

  When it is determined that the acquired operation information satisfies the casting operation condition, the game processing device 2 identifies the acquired operation information as casting operation information. The casting operation condition is a condition that, for example, when acceleration information is output as operation information, the acquired acceleration information exceeds a predetermined numerical value.

  Based on the casting operation information, the game processing device 2 changes (moves or deforms) the image of the fishing rod object so that the fishing rod object moves in accordance with the casting operation. The game processing device 2 generates image data for displaying the virtual space including the changed fishing rod object, and displays an image indicating the virtual space on the display unit 23 based on the generated image data.

  The game processing device 2 moves an object simulating a fishing hook with a lure or bait to an arrival position in the virtual space according to the casting operation information in conjunction with the movement of the fishing rod object according to the casting operation. Hereinafter, an object that imitates a fishhook with a lure or bait may be referred to as a fishhook object.

  The game processing device 2 advances the hooking game when the fishing rod object and the fishhook object change according to the casting operation information. In the hooking game, when the player performs a hooking operation at the timing when an object simulating a fish to be fished or the like hits the fishhook object, it is determined that the so-called hooking is successful. Hereinafter, an object that imitates a fish to be caught may be referred to as a fish object. The timing at which the fishhook object is bitten is within a hooking determination period (for example, 0.5 seconds) after a predetermined position (for example, a position corresponding to the mouth) of the fish object moves to the hookable range of the fishhook object. .

  When the hooking is successful, a fight game in which the player acquires a fish object that moves integrally with the fishhook object according to the operation of the player proceeds. In the fight game, the physical strength parameter associated with the fish object changes according to the moving direction of the fish object moving with the fishhook object and the position or inclination of the fishing rod object. When the physical strength parameter associated with the fish object is equal to or less than a predetermined value, or when the fish object has moved to the vicinity of the position of the virtual camera, it is determined that the player has acquired the fish object.

  When the special game progress condition is satisfied during the fight game, the game processing device 2 temporarily interrupts the fight game and advances the special game. When the special game ends, the fight game resumes. The special game progress condition is a condition that the physical strength parameter associated with the hooked fish object has fallen below a predetermined special game progress threshold.

  When the special game progress condition is satisfied, two types of special games A and B proceed. In the first special game A, a guide object having the same shape as the fishing rod object is displayed. The guide object is, for example, a transparent object that can be viewed through the background behind the guide object. The guide object may be an object whose brightness or saturation is different from that of the fishing rod object. Thus, since the guide object is displayed in a different display mode from the fishing rod object, it is possible to prevent the player from confusing the fishing rod object and the guide object.

  In the first special game A, the player changes the fishing rod object so as to coincide with the display position and inclination of the guide object. That is, based on the operation information output from the operation device 3 operated by the player, the fishing rod object changes (moves or tilts), and the game processing device 2 determines whether the changed fishing rod object matches the guide object. Determine whether or not.

  When the continuation period in which the changed fishing rod object and the guide object coincide with each other exceeds a predetermined period, the first special game A ends and the next special game B proceeds.

  In the next special game B, the game processing device 2 displays the target object. The target object is, for example, a transparent object disposed on the sea surface, river surface, or lake surface. The player inputs operation information at the timing when the transparent object and the fish object are displayed in a superimposed manner. When the transparent object and the fish object are superimposed when the operation information is input by the player, the game processing device 2 changes the physical strength parameter of the fish object. Further, when the transparent object and the fish object are not superimposed when the operation information is input by the player, the game processing device 2 does not change the physical strength parameter of the fish object.

  As described above with reference to FIG. 1, the game apparatus 1 can provide the player with various games such as a hooking game, a fight game, or a special game. It becomes possible to proceed without impairing the willingness to continue the game by the operation.

  FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a schematic configuration of the game processing device 2.

  The game processing device 2 is an information processing device having a function of acquiring operation information corresponding to the action of the player from the operation device 3 and displaying an image showing a virtual space including an object that changes according to the acquired operation information. . The game processing device 2 may be any information processing device as long as it can be connected to the operation device 3. For example, the game processing device 2 may be a personal computer, a multi-function mobile phone (so-called “smart phone”), a tablet terminal, a tablet PC, a mobile phone (so-called “feature phone”), a portable music player, or a notebook PC. .

  As shown in FIG. 2, the game processing device 2 includes a communication unit 21, a storage unit 22, a display unit 23, and a processing unit 24. Hereinafter, the communication unit 21, the storage unit 22, the display unit 23, and the processing unit 24 included in the game processing device 2 will be described.

  The communication unit 21 has an interface circuit for performing short-range wireless communication in accordance with a communication method such as Bluetooth (registered trademark), and receives radio waves broadcast from the operation device 3. Note that the interface circuit included in the communication unit 21 is not limited to the one for performing short-range wireless communication. For example, the communication unit 21 may include a receiving circuit for receiving various signals transmitted by infrared communication or the like. The communication unit 21 demodulates the radio wave broadcast from the controller device 3 into a predetermined signal and supplies the signal to the processing unit 24.

  The storage unit 22 includes, for example, a semiconductor memory device such as a ROM (Read Only Memory) and a RAM (Random Access Memory). The storage unit 22 stores an operating system program, a driver program, an application program, data, and the like used for processing in the processing unit 24. The driver programs stored in the storage unit 22 are a communication device driver program that controls the communication unit 21 and an output device driver program that controls the display unit 23. The application program stored in the storage unit 22 is a control program for controlling the progress of the game. The data stored in the storage unit 22 is various data used by the processing unit 24 and the like during execution of the game. The storage unit 22 may temporarily store temporary data related to a predetermined process.

  The information stored in the storage unit 22 includes, for example, information on the virtual space (three-dimensional coordinates indicating the position of the virtual camera, information on the viewing direction and field of view of the virtual camera, and three-dimensional indicating the size and position of the two-dimensional screen surface Coordinates), information on various objects in the virtual space (information on three-dimensional coordinates indicating the shape of the object, information on three-dimensional coordinates indicating the arrangement position of the object, etc.). The information stored in the storage unit 22 may be various game information (player score, information on the player or fish object (HP (Hit Point), MP (Magic Point), etc.), etc.) as the game progresses.

  The display unit 23 is a liquid crystal display. The display unit 23 may be an organic EL (Electro-Luminescence) display or the like. The display unit 23 displays an image corresponding to the image data supplied from the processing unit 24. The image data is still image data or moving image data, and the displayed image is a still image or moving image. The display unit 23 may display a video corresponding to the video data supplied from the processing unit 24.

  The processing unit 24 includes one or a plurality of processors and their peripheral circuits. The processing unit 24 controls the overall operation of the game processing apparatus 2 and is, for example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit). The processing unit 24 executes various types of information processing in an appropriate procedure based on the program stored in the storage unit 22 and operation information from the operation device 3 and controls the operation of the display unit 23. . The processing unit 24 executes various types of information processing based on the operating system program, driver program, and application program stored in the storage unit 22. The processing unit 24 can execute a plurality of programs in parallel.

  The processing unit 24 includes a game progress processing unit 241 and a display processing unit 242. Each of these units is a functional module realized by a program executed by a processor included in the processing unit 24. Alternatively, these units may be implemented in the game processing device 2 as firmware.

  FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of a schematic configuration of the controller device 3. The operation device 3 has a function of outputting operation information corresponding to the action of the player to the game processing device 2. For this purpose, the controller device 3 includes an operation communication unit 31, an operation storage unit 32, an input unit 33, an acceleration detection unit 34, an angular velocity detection unit 35, and an operation processing unit 36.

  Hereinafter, the operation communication unit 31, the operation storage unit 32, the input unit 33, the acceleration detection unit 34, the angular velocity detection unit 35, and the operation processing unit 36 included in the operation device 3 will be described with reference to FIG. 3.

  The operation communication unit 31 has an interface circuit for performing short-range wireless communication in accordance with a communication method such as Bluetooth (registered trademark), and establishes inter-terminal wireless communication with the game processing device 2 to directly Perform wireless communication. Note that the interface circuit included in the operation communication unit 31 is not limited to the one for performing short-range wireless communication. For example, the operation communication unit 31 may include a transmission circuit for transmitting various signals by infrared communication or the like. The operation communication unit 31 modulates the signal acquired from the operation processing unit 36 into a predetermined radio wave and broadcasts the signal.

  The operation storage unit 32 includes a semiconductor memory device such as a ROM and a RAM. The operation storage unit 32 stores programs, data, parameters, and the like used for processing in the operation processing unit 36. The program stored in the operation storage unit 32 is a communication device driver program that controls the operation communication unit 31. The data stored in the operation storage unit 32 is operation device identification information for identifying the operation device 3.

  The input unit 33 is a key or button that can be pressed by the player. The input unit 33 includes, for example, a force sensor, and the force sensor detects a pressing force generated when the input unit 33 is pressed by the player. Each time the pressing force is detected by the force sensor, the input unit 33 outputs input unit operation information corresponding to the input unit 33 in which the pressing force is detected to the operation processing unit 36.

  The acceleration detection unit 34 is an acceleration sensor, and detects acceleration applied to the controller device 3 at predetermined time intervals for each of the three axis directions. The acceleration sensor is, for example, a piezoresistive triaxial acceleration sensor using a piezoresistive effect, or a capacitive triaxial acceleration center using a change in capacitance. The acceleration detection unit 34 outputs acceleration information indicating the detected acceleration to the operation processing unit 36 at predetermined time intervals (for example, 1/100 second intervals).

  FIG. 4A is a schematic diagram for explaining an example of an acceleration detection direction in the acceleration detection unit 34. In the example shown in FIG. 4A, the acceleration detector 34 detects the respective accelerations in the X-axis direction, the Y-axis direction, and the Z-axis direction. The X-axis direction is a predetermined direction in the operating device 3 (for example, a longitudinal direction when the operating device 3 is rod-shaped). The Y-axis direction is, for example, a direction perpendicular to both a predetermined surface on which part or all of the input unit 33 is arranged in the controller device 3 and the X-axis direction. The Z-axis direction is a direction perpendicular to both the X-axis direction and the Y-axis direction. Note that the acceleration detection unit 34 may detect the acceleration by one axis, two axes, or four or more axes. Hereinafter, the three-dimensional coordinate system based on the X axis, the Y axis, and the Z axis may be referred to as a sensor coordinate system.

  Returning to FIG. 3, the angular velocity detection unit 35 is a gyro sensor, and detects an angular velocity (a rotation angle per unit time) that the controller device 3 is rotated at a predetermined time interval. The angular velocity detected by the angular velocity detector 35 is, for example, an angular velocity centered on each of the three axes. The gyro sensor is, for example, a vibration gyro sensor using a MEMS (Micro Electro Mechanical System). The angular velocity detection unit 35 outputs angular velocity information indicating the detected angular velocity to the operation processing unit 36 at predetermined time intervals (for example, 1/100 second intervals).

  FIG. 4B is a schematic diagram for explaining an example of an axis of angular velocity detected by the angular velocity detection unit 35. In the example shown in FIG. 4B, the angular velocity detection unit 35 detects angular velocities centered on each of the X axis, the Y axis, and the Z axis. The X axis, the Y axis, and the Z axis pass through the angular velocity detection unit 35 and are parallel to the X axis, the Y axis, and the Z axis of the sensor coordinate system in the angular velocity detection unit 35. The angular velocity axis detected by the angular velocity detector 35 may be one axis, two axes, or four or more axes.

  Returning to FIG. 3, the operation processing unit 36 includes one or a plurality of processors and their peripheral circuits. The operation processing unit 36 controls the overall operation of the controller device 3 and is, for example, a CPU. The operation processing unit 36 controls the operation of the transmission unit 361 and the like so that various processes of the controller device 3 are executed in an appropriate procedure according to a program stored in the operation storage unit 32. The transmission unit 361 is a functional module realized by a program executed by a processor included in the operation processing unit 36. Alternatively, the operation processing unit 36 may be implemented in the controller device 3 as firmware.

  FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an example of a data structure of operation information output by the operation device 3. The operation information is output at a predetermined time interval (for example, 1/100 second interval).

  The operation information includes various information output by the input unit 33, the acceleration detection unit 34, and the angular velocity detection unit 35 in accordance with the player's action. The operation information shown in FIG. 5 includes operation device identification information, X-axis direction acceleration information, Y-axis direction acceleration information, Z-axis direction acceleration information, X-axis angular velocity information, Y-axis angular velocity information, Z-axis angular velocity information, and input unit operations. Contains information.

  The operating device identification information is identification information for identifying the operating device 3. Identification information for identifying the controller device 3 is stored in the operation storage unit 32.

  The X-axis direction acceleration information is acceleration information indicating the acceleration in the X-axis direction detected by the acceleration detection unit 34, and the Y-axis direction acceleration information is the acceleration indicating the acceleration in the Y-axis direction detected by the acceleration detection unit 34. The Z-axis direction acceleration information is acceleration information indicating the acceleration in the Z-axis direction detected by the acceleration detection unit 34.

  The X-axis angular velocity information is angular velocity information indicating the angular velocity centered on the X axis detected by the angular velocity detector 35, and the Y-axis angular velocity information is the angular velocity centered on the Y axis detected by the angular velocity detector 35. The Z-axis angular velocity information is angular velocity information indicating an angular velocity centered on the Z-axis detected by the angular velocity detector 35.

  The input unit operation information is information included only when the input unit operation information is output from the input unit 33. For example, when the input unit 33 is pressed for 1 second by the player, the operation information output during this 1 second includes the input unit operation information output from the input unit 33. In addition, when operation information is output at 1/100 second intervals, the input output from the input unit 33 for each of all the operation information output during one second when the input unit 33 is pressed by the player. Part operation information is included.

  Fig.6 (a) is a schematic diagram for demonstrating an example of a motion of the operating device 3 regarding a casting operation | movement.

  The movement of the operating device shown in FIG. 6A is the movement of the operating device 3 when the player holds the operating device 3 as a fishing rod and performs a casting operation (overslow). When the player grasps the operation device 3 and performs a casting operation, the operation device 3 moves from the casting start position P1 to the casting end position P2, for example, while rotating in the rotation direction around the Z axis.

  The acceleration information output by the acceleration detector 34 while the controller device 3 moves from the casting start position P1 to the casting end position P2 is X-axis direction acceleration information indicating an acceleration obtained by combining the gravitational acceleration and the acceleration in the moving direction. , Y-axis direction acceleration information and Z-axis direction acceleration information. The angular velocity information output by the angular velocity detector 35 of the operating device 3 while the operating device 3 moves from the casting start position P1 to the casting end position P2 is the X axis related to the rotation from the casting start position P1 to the casting end position P2. Angular velocity information, Y-axis angular velocity information, and Z-axis angular velocity information.

  The transmission unit 361 of the controller device 3 acquires acceleration information and angular velocity information output from the acceleration detection unit 34 and the angular velocity detection unit 35 at predetermined time intervals. Then, the transmission unit 361 transmits the operation information including the acquired acceleration information and angular velocity information to the game processing device 2 via the operation communication unit 31 at predetermined time intervals.

  FIG. 6B is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the virtual space V created by the game processing device 2.

  The virtual space V includes a fishing rod object OJ1 that imitates a fishing rod, a fish object OJ3 that imitates a fish to be fished, and the like. Further, the virtual space V may include an object imitating seawater, a river or a lake, an object imitating land, an island, or the like. The fishing rod object OJ1 may be any object as long as it is operated by the operation device 3. The fish object OJ3 is an object that automatically moves along a predetermined route or a randomly determined route. The fish object OJ3 may be arranged at a specific point without moving.

  The virtual camera C is disposed at a predetermined position in the vicinity of the fishing rod object OJ1. The visual field FV centered on the line-of-sight direction of the virtual camera C includes at least a part of the fishing rod object OJ1 and the fish object OJ3.

  A predetermined two-dimensional screen surface S is arranged in the visual line direction of the virtual camera C. The virtual space V in the field of view FV is projected onto the two-dimensional screen surface S, and an image showing the virtual space V projected onto the two-dimensional screen surface S is displayed on the display unit 23 of the game processing device 2. In the example shown in FIG. 6B, an image showing the virtual space V including the fishing rod object OJ1, the fishhook object OJ2, and the fish object OJ3 is displayed.

  The fishing rod object OJ1 included in the virtual space V is based on the operation information output when the player holds the operating device 3 as a fishing rod and performs a casting operation (overslow) as shown in FIG. Change.

  The game processing device 2 determines whether or not the received operation information satisfies the casting operation condition each time it receives the operation information transmitted from the operation device 3 at predetermined time intervals. When it is determined that the received operation information satisfies the casting operation condition, the game processing device 2 identifies the acquired operation information as casting operation information. For example, when the X-axis direction acceleration information, the Y-axis direction acceleration information, and the Z-axis direction acceleration information are output as the operation information, the casting operation condition is the X-axis direction acceleration indicated by the X-axis direction acceleration information and the Y-axis direction. For example, the combined acceleration of the acceleration in the Y-axis direction indicated by the direction acceleration information and the acceleration in the Z-axis direction indicated by the Z-axis direction acceleration information exceeds a predetermined casting threshold. The casting operation condition may be a condition that when acceleration information of one or a plurality of axes is output as the operation information, the acceleration indicated by the acceleration information of any one axis exceeds a predetermined numerical value.

  The fishing rod object OJ1 included in the virtual space V changes based on the casting operation information. For example, when it is determined that the operation information from the operation device 3 satisfies the casting operation condition, the fishing rod object OJ1 moves from the predetermined object position PO1 to the object position PO2 located in the approximate line-of-sight direction of the virtual camera C. To do. Note that the three-dimensional coordinate information indicating the object position PO1 is stored in the storage unit 22 of the game processing apparatus 2 as information regarding the fishing rod object OJ1.

  The object position PO2 is a predetermined position or a position based on casting operation information. When the object position PO2 is a predetermined position, the information of the three-dimensional coordinates indicating the object position PO2 is stored in the storage unit 22 of the game processing device 2 as information regarding the fishing rod object OJ1.

  When the object position PO2 is at a position based on casting operation information, for example, the object position PO2 is calculated based on acceleration information included in the casting operation information.

  For example, based on all or part of the acceleration information in the target period from when the acceleration indicated by the acceleration information included in the casting operation information exceeds a predetermined numerical value to below the predetermined numerical value, the movement has occurred within the target period The movement distance of the controller device 3 is calculated. The acceleration indicated by the acceleration information included in the casting operation information is, for example, a combination of the acceleration indicated by the X-axis direction acceleration information, the acceleration indicated by the Y-axis direction acceleration information, and the acceleration indicated by the Z-axis direction acceleration information. It is acceleration.

  Next, it is calculated based on a correspondence table (the correspondence table is stored in, for example, the storage unit 22 of the game processing device 2) between the movement distance of the operation device 3 and the first movement distance of the fishing rod object OJ1. A first movement distance of the fishing rod object OJ1 in the virtual space V corresponding to the movement distance of the controller device 3 is calculated. The object position PO2 is calculated based on the object position PO1 and the first movement distance. The object position PO2 may be calculated based on angular velocity information included in the casting operation information. For example, a vector from the casting start position P1 of the controller device 3 to the position of the controller device 3 corresponding to each operation information is calculated at predetermined time intervals based on all or part of acceleration information and angular velocity information in the target period. Is done. Next, three-dimensional coordinates indicating the position of the fishing rod object OJ1 corresponding to the calculated vector are calculated. Then, the fishing rod object OJ1 is moved based on the three-dimensional coordinates while rotating based on the angular velocity information.

  FIGS. 7A and 7B are diagrams illustrating an example of an image displayed on the display unit 23 of the game processing device 2.

  FIG. 7A shows a virtual space V in the field of view FV projected on a predetermined two-dimensional screen surface S arranged in the viewing direction of the virtual camera C when the fishing rod object OJ1 is at the object position PO1. It is an image.

  FIG. 7B shows a virtual space V in the field of view FV projected on a predetermined two-dimensional screen surface S arranged in the viewing direction of the virtual camera C when the fishing rod object OJ1 is at the object position PO2. It is an image.

  When the fishing rod object OJ1 reaches the object position PO2, the fishing hook object OJ2 starts moving from a predetermined position (for example, the position of the top guide) of the fishing rod object OJ1. The fishhook object OJ2 is an object that imitates a fishhook with lure or bait. In the middle of the movement of the fishing rod object OJ1 from the object position PO1 to the object position PO2, the fishing hook object OJ2 may start moving from a predetermined location of the fishing rod object OJ1. The movement start position of the fishhook object OJ2 is not limited to a predetermined location of the fishing rod object OJ1, and may be a position within a predetermined range from the fishing rod object OJ1.

  FIG. 8A is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of a virtual space V created by the game processing device 2.

  The virtual space V further includes a fishhook object OJ2 and a fishline object imitating a fishline connecting the fishing rod object OJ1 and the fishhook object OJ2. The fishhook object OJ2 may be any object as long as it is related to the fishing rod object. The fishhook object OJ2 that has started to move from a predetermined position of the fishing rod object OJ1 moves to the arrival position calculated based on the casting operation information. For example, the maximum of the operation information identified as the casting operation information based on the correspondence table between the combined acceleration and the flight distance (the correspondence table is stored in, for example, the storage unit 22 of the game processing device 2). A flight distance L1 corresponding to the combined acceleration is calculated. Then, the position in the line-of-sight direction of the virtual camera C separated from the position of the virtual camera C by the calculated flying distance L1 is calculated as the arrival position of the fishhook object OJ2. The flight distance L1 may be calculated based on the average moving speed of the controller device 3 based on the operation information identified as the casting operation information.

  FIG. 8B shows the virtual space V in the field of view FV projected on the predetermined two-dimensional screen surface S arranged in the line-of-sight direction of the virtual camera C when the fishhook object OJ2 reaches the arrival position. It is an image.

  FIG. 9A is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of a virtual space V created by the game processing device 2.

  When the fishhook object OJ2 reaches the position where it has reached the predetermined depth after reaching the arrival position, the attraction range object OJ2d indicating the predetermined distance range centered on the fishhook object OJ2 is displayed. Is set.

  The attraction range object OJ2d is an object that is not projected onto the two-dimensional screen surface S (an object that is not displayed on the display unit 23). When a part of the fish object OJ3 (for example, a predetermined part of the fish object OJ3) or all of the fish object OJ3 that automatically moves along a predetermined path or a randomly determined path is included in the attraction range object OJ2d, The fish object OJ3 moves toward the position of the fishhook object OJ2.

  FIGS. 9B to 9D are schematic views for explaining an example of the movement of the fish object OJ3.

  The movement of the two fish objects OJ3a and OJ3b will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIGS. 9B to 9D, since the path along which the fish object OJ3a moves is not included in the attraction range object OJ2d, the fish object OJ3a is a predetermined path or a randomly determined path. Continue to move. On the other hand, at least a part of the fish object OJ3b is included in the attraction range object OJ2d during the movement (FIG. 9C). When at least a part of the fish object OJ3b is included in the attraction range object OJ2d, the fish object OJ3b moves to the position of the fishhook object OJ2 (FIG. 9 (d)).

  FIG. 10A is a schematic diagram for explaining an example of the movement of the operation device 3 for moving the fishhook object OJ2. FIG. 10B is displayed on the display unit 23 of the game processing device 2. FIG.

  When the fishhook object OJ2 reaches the arrival position and reaches a position where it sinks to a predetermined depth from the water surface (sea surface, lake surface or river surface), the player can operate the operation device 3 to move the fishhook object OJ2. .

  In the example shown in FIG. 10A, when the player tilts the operation device 3a in the direction of D1, as shown in FIG. 10B, according to the operation information including the angular velocity information detected by the angular velocity detector 35. The fishing rod object OJ1 moves in the direction D1. The fishhook object OJ2 moves in the left direction of the screen in accordance with the movement of the fishing rod object OJ1 in the direction D1. When the player moves the operation device 3a in the direction D1, the fishing rod object OJ1 may move in the direction D1 according to operation information including acceleration information detected by the acceleration detection unit 34.

  When the player tilts the operation device 3a in the direction D2, as shown in FIG. 10B, the fishing rod object OJ1 moves in the direction D2 according to the operation information including the angular velocity information detected by the angular velocity detection unit 35. . The fishhook object OJ2 moves in the right direction of the screen in accordance with the movement of the fishing rod object OJ1 in the direction D2. When the player moves the operation device 3a in the direction D2, the fishing rod object OJ1 may move in the direction D2 according to operation information including acceleration information detected by the acceleration detection unit 34.

  When the player tilts the operating device 3a in the direction D3, as shown in FIG. 10B, the fishing rod object OJ1 moves in the direction D3 according to the operation information including the angular velocity information detected by the angular velocity detecting unit 35. . The fishhook object OJ2 moves in the upward direction on the screen (substantially vertically upward in the virtual space V) in accordance with the movement of the fishing rod object OJ1 in the direction D3. Note that the game processing device 2 does not have to move the fishhook object OJ2 in the upward direction on the screen even if the fishing rod object OJ1 moves in the direction D3. In this case, the tension parameter described later is increased. When the player moves the operation device 3a in the direction D3, the fishing rod object OJ1 may move in the direction D3 according to operation information including acceleration information detected by the acceleration detection unit 34.

  When the player tilts the operation device 3a in the direction D4, as shown in FIG. 10B, the fishing rod object OJ1 moves in the direction D4 according to the operation information including the angular velocity information detected by the angular velocity detection unit 35. . The fishhook object OJ2 moves downward in the screen (substantially vertically downward in the virtual space V) in accordance with the movement of the fishing rod object OJ1 in the direction D4. Note that the game processing device 2 does not have to move the fishhook object OJ2 downward in the screen even if the fishing rod object OJ1 moves in the direction D4. In this case, the tension parameter described later is decreased. When the player moves the operation device 3a in the direction D4, the fishing rod object OJ1 may move in the direction D4 according to the operation information including the acceleration information detected by the acceleration detection unit 34.

  When the player performs the operation of winding the reel while holding the operating device 3b as the handle of the reel, the fishhook object OJ2 moves toward the position of the virtual camera C.

  When the player performs an operation of gripping the operation device 3b and winding the reel, the operation device 3b performs a predetermined motion that repeats the vertical movement D5. The predetermined motion is, for example, a periodic motion. The periodic motion is a reciprocating motion or a vibration motion in which the operating device repeatedly moves in a specific direction and in a direction opposite to the specific direction, or a circular motion around a predetermined axis. The predetermined axis of the circular motion may be displaced or rotated, and the circular motion trajectory may not be a perfect circle. The predetermined motion is not limited to the periodic motion, and may be any motion as long as it corresponds to a specific motion of the player.

  Note that the operation device 3b may be the operation device that outputs operation information for moving the fishing rod object OJ1 in each direction of D1 to D4. In this case, the operation device that outputs operation information related to the operation of winding the reel is the operation device 3a. Hereinafter, the operation information for moving the fishhook object OJ2 may be referred to as movement operation information.

  When the fishhook object OJ2 has reached the arrival position and has reached a position submerged from the water surface (sea surface, lake surface or river surface) to a predetermined depth and then moved according to the operation of the operation device 3 by the player, the attraction range The object OJ2d is enlarged.

  FIG. 11A is a schematic diagram for explaining an example of a change in the size of the attracting range object OJ2d. As shown in FIG. 11A, the attracting range object OJ2d gradually expands as the attracting range object OJ2d moves to the right.

  When the fishhook object OJ2 reaches the reaching position and reaches the position where it sinks from the water surface (sea surface, lake surface or river surface) to a predetermined depth, the operation device 3 is not operated and is not moved by the player. The object OJ2d is reduced.

  FIG. 11B is a schematic diagram for explaining an example of a change in the size of the attracting range object OJ2d. As shown in FIG. 11B, when the attracting range object OJ2d does not move, the attracting range object OJ2d is gradually reduced.

  As described above, when the player performs an operation of moving the fishing rod object OJ1, the possibility of moving the fish object OJ3 to the fishhook object OJ2 is increased.

  When the fishhook object OJ2 has reached the arrival position and has reached a position submerged from the water surface (sea surface, lake surface or river surface) to a predetermined depth and then moved according to the operation of the operation device 3 by the player, the attraction range The object OJ2d may be reduced. In this case, when the attracting range object OJ2d does not move, the attracting range object OJ2d gradually expands.

  In this way, if the player waits without moving the fishing rod object OJ1, the possibility of moving the fish object OJ3 to the fishhook object OJ2 increases.

  Note that the maximum size and the minimum size of the attracting range object OJ2d may be set.

  FIG. 12A is a diagram illustrating an example of an image displayed on the display unit 23 of the game processing device 2.

  In the example shown in FIG. 12A, an image showing the virtual space V including the fishing rod object OJ1 and the byte marking object OJ4 is displayed. The byte indicator object OJ4 is an object indicating that the fish object OJ3 has byteed the fishhook object OJ2.

  For example, when the game processing apparatus 2 determines that the fish object OJ3 has moved to the hookable range of the fishhook object OJ2, the game processing apparatus 2 generates a byte indicator object OJ4 and places the byte indicator object OJ4 in the vicinity of the fish object OJ3.

  If the player performs a hooking operation at the timing when the fish object OJ3 works the fishhook object OJ2, it is determined that the hooking has been successful.

  FIG. 12B is a schematic diagram for explaining an example of the movement of the operation device 3 related to the hooking operation.

  The movement of the operating device shown in FIG. 12B is the movement of the operating device 3 when the player grips the operating device 3 as a fishing rod and performs a hooking operation. When the player holds the operating device 3 and performs a hooking operation, the operating device 3 moves from the hooking start position P3 to the hooking end position P4 while rotating in the rotation direction around the Z axis, for example.

  The acceleration information output by the acceleration detector 34 while the operating device 3 moves from the hooking start position P3 to the hooking end position P4 is X-axis direction acceleration information indicating an acceleration obtained by combining the gravitational acceleration and the acceleration in the moving direction. , Y-axis direction acceleration information and Z-axis direction acceleration information. The angular velocity information output by the angular velocity detection unit 35 of the operating device 3 while the operating device 3 moves from the hooking start position P3 to the hooking end position P4 is the X axis related to the rotation from the hooking start position P3 to the hooking end position P4. Angular velocity information, Y-axis angular velocity information, and Z-axis angular velocity information.

  The transmission unit 361 of the controller device 3 acquires acceleration information and angular velocity information output from the acceleration detection unit 34 and the angular velocity detection unit 35 at predetermined time intervals. Then, the transmission unit 361 transmits the operation information including the acquired acceleration information and angular velocity information to the game processing device 2 via the operation communication unit 31 at predetermined time intervals.

  The game processing device 2 determines whether or not the received operation information satisfies the hooking operation condition every time it receives the operation information transmitted from the operation device 3 at predetermined time intervals. When it is determined that the received operation information satisfies the hooking operation condition, the game processing device 2 identifies the acquired operation information as hooking operation information. For example, when the X-axis direction acceleration information, the Y-axis direction acceleration information, and the Z-axis direction acceleration information are output as the operation information, the hooking operation condition is the X-axis direction acceleration indicated by the X-axis direction acceleration information, and the Y-axis direction. When the combined acceleration of the Y-axis direction acceleration indicated by the direction acceleration information and the Z-axis direction acceleration indicated by the Z-axis direction acceleration information exceeds a predetermined hooking threshold, the fish object OJ3 hooks the fishhook object OJ2. For example, the condition is that it is within the hooking determination period (for example, 0.5 seconds) after moving to the possible range. The hooking operation condition is that when acceleration information of one or more axes is output as operation information, the timing at which the acceleration indicated by the acceleration information of any one axis exceeds a predetermined value is determined by the fish object OJ3. The condition may be that it is within the hooking determination period after moving to the hookable range of the fishhook object OJ2.

  FIG. 13A is a diagram illustrating an example of an image displayed on the display unit 23 of the game processing device 2.

  In the example shown in FIG. 13A, an image showing the virtual space V including the fishing rod object OJ1 and the hooking sign object OJ5 is displayed. The hooking sign object OJ5 is an object indicating that the hooking is successful by the hooking operation by the player.

  If the hooking is successful, the game processing device 2 ends the hooking game and advances the fight game.

  FIG. 13B is a diagram illustrating an example of an image related to the fight game displayed on the display unit 23 of the game processing apparatus 2.

  In the example shown in FIG. 13B, an image showing the virtual space V including the fishing rod object OJ1 and the hooked fish object OJ3, a tension parameter gauge G1, and a physical strength parameter gauge G2 are displayed.

  The tension parameter gauge G1 is displayed based on a tension parameter indicating the tension of the fishing line object connecting the fishing rod object OJ1 and the fishhook object OJ2. In the example shown in FIG. 13B, the higher the tension parameter value, the more the pointing object G11 is positioned to the right from the center in the tension parameter gauge G1. Further, the lower the value of the tension parameter, the more the pointing object G11 is positioned to the left from the center in the tension parameter gauge G1.

  The tension parameter is calculated based on the moving direction of the hooked fish object OJ3, the moving direction of the fishing rod object OJ1, and the like. As shown in FIG. 10A, when the player operates the operating device 3, the fishing rod object OJ1 moves in the directions D1 to D4, and when the operating device 3 performs a predetermined motion by the player's action. The hooked fish object OJ3 moves toward the position of the virtual camera C (D5).

  For example, the tension parameter is calculated according to the difference between the X-axis component in the moving direction of the fish object OJ3 and the X-axis component in the moving direction of the fishing rod object OJ1. In this case, as shown in FIG. 14A, if the X-axis component in the moving direction of the fish object OJ3 and the X-axis component in the moving direction (D2) of the fishing rod object OJ1 are opposite directions, the player The larger the OJ1 is moved, the larger the tension parameter is calculated. In this case, the instruction object G11 is located rightward from the center in the tension parameter gauge G1.

  As shown in FIG. 14B, when the X-axis component in the moving direction of the fish object OJ3 and the X-axis component in the moving direction (D1) of the fishing rod object OJ1 are in the same direction, the player can change the fishing rod object OJ1. The larger the value is, the smaller the tension parameter is calculated. In this case, the instruction object G11 is located in the left direction from the center in the tension parameter gauge G1.

  If the duration for which the tension parameter exceeds a predetermined upper limit value has passed an end determination period (for example, 2 seconds), it is determined that the fishing line object has been cut and the fish object OJ3 has escaped, and the fight game ends. May be. In addition, when the duration for which the tension parameter falls below a predetermined lower limit value has passed an end determination period (for example, 2 seconds), it is determined that the fish object OJ3 has escaped from the fishhook object OJ2, and the fight game has been executed. You may end.

  The physical strength parameter gauge G2 is a gauge that indicates a physical strength parameter associated with the hooked fish object OJ3. When the parameter change condition is satisfied, the game processing device 2 changes the physical strength parameter associated with the fish object OJ3. The parameter change condition is, for example, a condition that the tension parameter exceeds a predetermined value. The predetermined value is a value lower than the predetermined upper limit value and higher than the predetermined lower limit value. The lower the strength parameter associated with the fish object OJ3, the lower the increase rate of the tension parameter associated with the movement of the fish object OJ3. Thus, the player can move the hooked fish object OJ3 to the position of the virtual camera C as the physical strength parameter associated with the fish object OJ3 is decreased.

  If the special game progress condition is satisfied while the fight game is in progress, the fight game is interrupted and the special game is advanced. The special game progress condition is a condition that the physical strength parameter associated with the hooked fish object OJ3 falls below a predetermined special game progress threshold.

  FIG. 15A is a diagram illustrating an example of an image related to a special game displayed on the display unit 23 of the game processing device 2. Note that when the special game progress condition is satisfied, two types of special games A and B proceed, but the example shown in FIG. 15A is an example of an image related to the first special game A.

  In the example shown in FIG. 15A, an image showing a virtual space V including a fishing rod object OJ1 and a guide object OJ6, a tension parameter gauge G1, and a physical strength parameter gauge G2 are displayed.

  When the first special game A is started, the tension parameter becomes a constant tension value, and the fish object OJ3 moving in conjunction with the fishhook object OJ2 moves at a faster speed than during the fight game. The guide object OJ6 is an object that moves in accordance with the movement of the fish object OJ3, and the player moves the operating device 3 in the directions D1 and D2 shown in FIG. 10A to match the fishing rod object OJ1 with the guide object OJ6. Operate as follows.

  When the fishing rod object OJ1 does not coincide with the guide object OJ6 for a predetermined time (for example, 2 seconds), it is determined that the special game A has failed, the special game A ends, and the fight game resumes.

  If the first special game period (for example, 30 seconds) elapses without the special game A failing, it is determined that the first special game A has succeeded, and the next special game B proceeds.

  FIG. 15B is a diagram illustrating an example of an image relating to the next special game B displayed on the display unit 23 of the game processing device 2 when it is determined that the first special game A is successful.

  In the example shown in FIG. 15B, an image showing the virtual space V including the fish object OJ3 and the target object OJ7 is displayed. The target object OJ7 is a transparent object arranged on the sea surface, river surface, or lake surface, for example.

  When the target object OJ7 is displayed, the position of the virtual camera C is changed, and an image showing the virtual space V including all of the target objects OJ7 is displayed. FIG. 16A is a schematic diagram for explaining an example of position change of the virtual camera C in the virtual space V. FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 16A, the virtual camera C moves from a predetermined position in the vicinity of the fishing rod object OJ1 to substantially above the arrangement position of the target object OJ7. Thus, before the next special game B using the target object OJ7 progresses, the viewpoint of the virtual space V is changed, so that the player can see the entire target object OJ7 and play the special game B. Easy to do.

  FIG. 16B is a diagram illustrating an example of an image related to the special game B after the position of the virtual camera C is displayed, which is displayed on the display unit 23 of the game processing device 2. The image relating to the special game B after the position change of the virtual camera C includes a fish object OJ3 and a target object OJ7.

  When the fish object OJ3 that automatically moves along a predetermined route or a randomly determined route is positioned in the target object OJ7, the player operates the input unit 33.

  As shown in FIG. 16B, the target object OJ7 has a first target OJ71, a second target OJ72, and a third target OJ73. The second target OJ72 has a region surrounding the first target OJ71, and the third target OJ73 has a region surrounding the second target OJ72. At the timing when the input unit operation information transmitted by operating the input unit 33 by the player is acquired, predetermined locations (for example, locations corresponding to the mouth) of the fish object OJ3 are the first target OJ71 and the second target OJ72. And the third target OJ73 are determined.

  If it is determined that the predetermined location of the fish object OJ3 is located in any of the first target OJ71, the second target OJ72, and the third target OJ73, it is determined that the special game B is successful, and a predetermined privilege is given to the player. Is given. The predetermined privilege includes, for example, a decrease in the physical strength parameter of the fish object OJ3, a new fishing rod object, and the like.

  The decrease value of the physical strength parameter of the fish object OJ3 may be changed according to the position of the predetermined location of the fish object OJ3 at the timing when the input unit operation information is acquired. When the predetermined part of the fish object OJ3 is located at the first target OJ71, the physical strength parameter associated with the fish object OJ3 is decreased by the first decrease value. When the predetermined location of the fish object OJ3 is located at the second target OJ72, the physical strength parameter associated with the fish object OJ3 is decreased by a second decrease value that is lower than the first decrease value. When the predetermined location of the fish object OJ3 is located at the third target OJ73, the physical strength parameter associated with the fish object OJ3 is decreased by a third decrease value that is lower than the second decrease value. When the predetermined part of the fish object OJ3 is not located in the target object OJ7, the physical strength parameter associated with the fish object OJ3 is not changed.

  When it is determined that the special game B is successful, a special game success image (moving image or still image) is displayed.

  FIG. 17A is a diagram illustrating an example of the special game success image displayed on the display unit 23 of the game processing device 2. The special game success image shown in FIG. 17A is a moving image showing that the target object OJ7 jumps out of the water surface, moves on the water surface in the direction of the virtual camera C, and returns to the water again. The movement distance in the direction of the virtual camera C may be changed according to the position of a predetermined location of the fish object OJ3 when the player operates the input unit 33. When the predetermined location of the fish object OJ3 is located at the first target OJ71, the fish object OJ3 moves on the water surface by the first movement distance. When the predetermined location of the fish object OJ3 is located at the second target OJ72, the fish object OJ3 moves on the water surface by a second movement distance shorter than the first movement distance. When the predetermined location of the fish object OJ3 is located at the third target OJ73, the fish object OJ3 moves on the water surface by a third movement distance shorter than the second movement distance. When the predetermined part of the fish object OJ3 is not located in the target object OJ7, the special game success image is not displayed. As described above, when it is determined that the special game B is successful, the fish object OJ2 is closer to the virtual camera C than before the special game is started. Therefore, after the fight game is resumed, the fight game is resumed. It is possible to improve the success rate.

  When the special game B ends, the fight game resumes. When the fight game is resumed, the hooked fish object OJ3 is placed at the position of the fish object OJ2 when the special game is finished, and the fight game proceeds. When the physical fitness parameter associated with the hooked fish object OJ3 becomes equal to or smaller than a predetermined value, or when the fish object OJ3 moves within the end distance range from the position of the virtual camera C, the player has succeeded in the fight game It is determined. The player who has succeeded in the fight game obtains the fish object OJ3 that has been hooked.

  When it is determined that the fight game is successful, a fight game success image (moving image or still image) is displayed.

  FIG. 17B is a diagram illustrating an example of a fight game success image displayed on the display unit 23 of the game processing device 2. The fight game success image includes a fishing rod object OJ1, a hooked (obtained) fish object OJ3, and a game success indicator object OJ8. The fight game success image may include various information (name, weight, rarity, price, etc.) of the acquired fish object OJ3.

  Hereinafter, each of the game progress processing unit 241 and the display processing unit 242 included in the processing unit 24 of the game processing device 2 will be described.

  The game progress processing unit 241 reads information on various objects stored in the storage unit 22, and creates a virtual space V in which various objects are arranged based on the read information. The objects arranged in the virtual space V are, for example, a fishing rod object OJ1, a fishhook object OJ2, and a fish object OJ3. A virtual camera C is arranged in the virtual space V. The game progress processing unit 241 reads the object position PO1 stored in the storage unit 22, and places the fishing rod object OJ1 at the object position PO1.

  In addition, the game progress processing unit 241 receives operation information output from the operation device 3 (3a, 3b) at predetermined time intervals via the communication unit 21.

  In addition, each time the game progress processing unit 241 receives the transmitted operation information, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the received operation information includes input unit operation information that instructs the game start. When the game progress processing unit 241 determines that the received operation information includes input unit operation information for instructing game start, the game progress processing unit 241 executes game progress processing. The game progress processing unit 241 first advances the hooking game.

  Further, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the received operation information satisfies the casting operation condition every time the operation information transmitted from the controller device 3 at predetermined time intervals is received while the hooking game is in progress. Determine. Next, when the game progress processing unit 241 determines that the received operation information satisfies the casting operation condition, the game operation processing unit 241 identifies the acquired operation information as casting operation information. Thereby, the game progress processing unit 241 can determine whether or not the casting operation information has been acquired based on the operation information transmitted from the controller device 3.

  In addition, when it is determined that the casting operation information has been acquired, the game progress processing unit 241 executes processing for changing the fishhook object OJ2. For example, when it is determined that the operation information from the controller device 3 satisfies the casting operation condition, the game progress processing unit 241 executes a movement process of the fishhook object OJ2. In the movement process of the fishhook object OJ2, the game progress processing unit 241 reads the object position PO2 located in the approximate line-of-sight direction of the virtual camera C stored in the storage unit 22, and moves the fishhook object OJ2 from the object position PO1 to the object position PO2. To move.

  The game progress processing unit 241 receives the operation information received every time the operation information transmitted from the operation device 3 at predetermined time intervals after the movement of the fishhook object OJ2 according to the casting operation information is completed. It is determined whether or not is movement operation information. For example, the game progress processing unit 241 determines the direction in which the controller device 3 tilts based on the angular velocity information included in the operation information, and determines the moving direction or tilt direction of the fishing rod object OJ1 based on the determined direction. Further, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not a predetermined exercise is being performed based on the angular velocity information or the acceleration information included in the operation information. When it is determined that the predetermined exercise is being performed, the game progress processing unit 241 determines that the received operation information is movement operation information indicating that the fishhook object OJ2 is moved in the direction D5.

  When determining that the movement operation information has been acquired, the game progress processing unit 241 moves the fishhook object OJ2 based on the movement operation information. In this case, if the attraction range object OJ2d has the maximum size, the game progress processing unit 241 does not change the size of the attraction range object OJ2d, and the game progress processing unit 241 has the maximum attraction range object OJ2d. If not, the attracting range object OJ2d is enlarged.

  Further, the game progress processing unit 241 does not move the fishhook object OJ2 when the movement operation information is not acquired after the movement of the fishhook object OJ2 according to the casting operation information is completed. In this case, if the attraction range object OJ2d has the minimum size, the game progress processing unit 241 does not change the size of the attraction range object OJ2d, and the game progress processing unit 241 has the minimum attraction range object OJ2d. If not, the attracting range object OJ2d is reduced.

  In addition, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the fish object OJ3 included in the attraction range object OJ2d exists. For example, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not part or all of the fish object OJ3 that automatically moves along a predetermined route or a randomly determined route is included in the attraction range object OJ2d. To do.

  In addition, when there is a fish object OJ3 included in the attraction range object OJ2d, the game progress processing unit 241 moves the fish object OJ3 included in the attraction range object OJ2d toward the position of the fishhook object OJ2.

  In addition, when the fish object OJ3 included in the attraction range object OJ2d exists, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the fish object OJ3 has byteed the fishhook object OJ2. For example, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not a predetermined location (for example, a location corresponding to the mouth) of the fish object OJ3 has moved to the hookable range of the fishhook object OJ2.

  Further, when the game progress processing unit 241 determines that the fish object OJ3 has byteed the fishhook object OJ2, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the hooking has been successful. For example, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the hooking operation information from the player has been acquired within the hooking determination period after the predetermined part of the fish object OJ3 has moved to the hookable range of the fishhook object OJ2. When it is determined that the hooking has been successful, the game progress processing unit 241 ends the hooking game and advances the fight game. If the game progress processing unit 241 determines that the hooking has not been successful, the game object processing unit 241 moves the fish object OJ3 out of the attraction range object OJ2d or the hookable range, and continues the progress of the hooking game.

  In addition, the game progress processing unit 241 calculates a tension parameter based on the operation information transmitted from the controller device 3 during the progress of the fight game. For example, the storage unit 22 stores a correspondence table of tension parameters corresponding to the moving direction and moving speed of the fish object OJ3 and the moving direction of the fishing rod object OJ1. The game progress processing unit 241 acquires the moving direction and moving speed of the fish object OJ3 that automatically moves while the fight game is in progress, and acquires the moving direction of the fishing rod object OJ1. The game progress processing unit 241 calculates a tension parameter corresponding to the moving direction and moving speed of the acquired fish object OJ3 and the moving direction of the carp object OJ1.

  Further, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the special game progress condition is satisfied during the progress of the fight game.

  In addition, when the special game progress condition is satisfied, the game progress processing unit 241 first advances the first special game A. The game progress processing unit 241 automatically moves the guide object OJ6 in conjunction with the fish object OJ3 that automatically moves along a predetermined route or a randomly determined route.

  While the special game A is in progress, the game progress processing unit 241 acquires operation information for moving the fishing rod object OJ1, and determines whether or not the fishing rod object OJ1 and the guide object OJ6 match.

  For example, the game progress processing unit 241 moves a determination object having a predetermined shape including the guide object OJ6 together with the guide object OJ6. The determination object is an object that is not projected onto the two-dimensional screen surface S (an object that is not displayed on the display unit 23). The game progress processing unit 241 calculates an inclusion ratio in which the fishing rod object OJ1 is included in the determination object. The calculation formula for calculating the inclusion ratio is, for example, (volume of fishing rod object OJ1 included in inclusion object) / (volume of fishing rod object OJ1). If the inclusion ratio exceeds a predetermined ratio (for example, 0.8), the game progress processing unit 241 determines that “the fishing rod object OJ1 and the guide object OJ6 match”.

  When the time when the fishing rod object OJ1 does not coincide with the guide object OJ6 continues for a predetermined time (for example, 2 seconds), the game progress processing unit 241 determines that the special game A has failed, ends the special game A, and fights the fight game. To resume.

  When the first special game period (for example, 30 seconds) has elapsed without the special game A failing, the game progress processing unit 241 determines that the first special game A has succeeded, and the next special game B To advance.

  At the start of progress of the special game B, the game progress processing unit 241 changes the position of the virtual camera C. The game progress processing unit 241 automatically moves the fish object OJ3 according to a predetermined route or a randomly determined route while the special game B is in progress.

  When the input unit operation information is acquired during the progress of the special game B, the game progress processing unit 241 determines that the predetermined part of the fish object OJ3 is the first target OJ71, the first at the timing when the input unit operation information is acquired. It is determined which of the two targets OJ72 and the third target OJ73 is located. The game progress processing unit 241 decreases the physical strength parameter of the fish object OJ3 based on the decrease value corresponding to the position of the predetermined location of the fish object OJ3 at the timing when the input unit operation information is acquired.

  In addition, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the duration for which the tension parameter has exceeded a predetermined upper limit value has exceeded the end determination period, and the duration for which the tension parameter has exceeded a predetermined upper limit value is the end determination period. If it exceeds, the fight game will end.

  Further, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the duration for which the tension parameter has fallen below the predetermined lower limit exceeds the end determination period, and the duration for which the tension parameter has fallen below the predetermined lower limit is the end determination period. If it exceeds, the fight game will end.

  Further, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the fish object acquisition condition is satisfied, and when the fish object acquisition condition is satisfied, acquires the hooked (fighting) fish object OJ3, End the game progress.

  The display processing unit 242 generates an image showing the virtual space V in the field of view FV projected on a predetermined two-dimensional screen surface arranged in the line-of-sight direction of the virtual camera C, and displays the generated image on the display unit 23. To do.

  Further, when an object in the virtual space V is generated or changed (moved or deformed), the display processing unit 242 includes the changed object when the generated or changed object is included in the field of view FV. An image showing the virtual space V in the visual field FV is generated. The display processing unit 242 displays the generated image on the display unit 23.

  In addition, the display processing unit 242 projects a tension parameter gauge G1 and a physical strength parameter gauge G2 on an image showing the virtual space V in the field of view FV projected onto a predetermined two-dimensional screen surface arranged in the viewing direction of the virtual camera C. Are superimposed and displayed on the display unit 23.

  In addition, when the progress of the first special game A is started, the display processing unit 242 displays an image indicating the virtual space V including at least the guide object OJ6 on the display unit 23. In addition, when the progress of the next special game B is started, the display processing unit 242 displays an image indicating the virtual space V including the fish object OJ3 and the target object OJ7 on the display unit 23.

  FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating an example of an operation flow of game progress processing by the processing unit 24 of the game processing device 2.

  When the operation information received from the controller device 3 includes input unit operation information that supports the start of the game, the game progress processing unit 241 and the display processing unit 242 execute hooking game progress processing (step S101). Details of the hooking game progress process will be described later.

  Next, after the hooking game is finished, the game progress processing unit 241 and the display processing unit 242 execute a fight game progress process (step S102), and a series of steps is finished.

  FIG. 19 is a diagram illustrating an example of an operation flow of hooking game progress processing by the processing unit 24 of the game processing device 2.

  First, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether casting operation information has been acquired based on the operation information transmitted from the controller device 3 (step S201).

  If it is determined that the casting operation information has not been acquired (step S201—No), the game progress processing unit 241 executes step S201 again at the timing when the operation information is received from the controller device 3.

  When it is determined that the casting operation information has been acquired (step S201—Yes), the game progress processing unit 241 executes a process of moving the fishhook object OJ2 (step S202). For example, the game progress processing unit 241 moves the fishhook object OJ2 from a predetermined object position PO1 to an object position PO2 located in the approximate line-of-sight direction of the virtual camera C.

  Next, the game progress processing unit 241 executes an attraction range object changing process (step S203). Details of the attracting range object changing process will be described later.

  Next, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the fish object OJ3 included in the attraction range object OJ2d exists (step S204).

  When there is no fish object OJ3 included in the attraction range object OJ2d (step S204—No), the game progress processing unit 241 returns the process to step S203.

  When the fish object OJ3 included in the attraction range object OJ2d exists (step S204—Yes), the game progress processing unit 241 executes the attraction process for the fish object OJ3 (step S205). In the attraction process, the game progress processing unit 241 moves the fish object OJ3 included in the attraction range object OJ2d toward the position of the fishhook object OJ2.

  When the fish object OJ3 included in the attraction range object OJ2d exists, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the fish object OJ3 has byteed the fishhook object OJ2 (step S206).

  When the game progress processing unit 241 determines that the fish object OJ3 does not bite the fishhook object OJ2 (step S206—No), the game progress processing unit 241 returns the process to step S205.

  If the game progress processing unit 241 determines that the fish object OJ3 has byteed the fishhook object OJ2 (step S206—Yes), the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether the hooking has been successful (step S207).

  If the game progress processing unit 241 determines that the hooking has not been successful (step S207—No), the game progress processing unit 241 returns the process to step S203.

  If the game progress processing unit 241 determines that the hooking has been successful (step S207—Yes), the series of processing ends.

  FIG. 20 is a diagram illustrating an example of an operation flow of the attraction range object changing process by the processing unit 24 of the game processing device 2.

  First, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not movement operation information for moving the fishhook object OJ2 has been acquired based on the operation information transmitted from the operation device 3 (step S301).

  When the game progress processing unit 241 acquires movement operation information for moving the fishhook object OJ2 (step S301—Yes), the game progress processing unit 241 moves the fishhook object OJ2 based on the movement operation information (step S302).

  Next, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the attracting range object OJ2d has the maximum size (step S303).

  When the attracting range object OJ2d has the maximum size (step S303—Yes), the series of steps is terminated.

  When the attraction range object OJ2d is not the maximum size (step S303—No), the game progress processing unit 241 expands the attraction range object OJ2d (step S304), and ends a series of steps.

  If the game progress processing unit 241 has not acquired the movement operation information for moving the fishhook object OJ2 (No in step S301), the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the attracting range object OJ2d has a minimum size (step S305). .

  When the attracting range object OJ2d has the minimum size (step S305—Yes), the series of steps is terminated.

  When the attraction range object OJ2d is not the minimum size (step S305—No), the game progress processing unit 241 reduces the attraction range object OJ2d (step S306), and ends a series of steps.

  FIG. 21 is a diagram illustrating an example of an operation flow of a fight game progress process by the processing unit 24 of the game processing apparatus 2.

  First, the game progress processing unit 241 calculates a tension parameter based on the movement operation information transmitted from the controller device 3 (step S401).

  Next, the display processing unit 242 projects the tension parameter gauge G1 and the physical strength parameter gauge onto the image showing the virtual space V in the field of view FV projected onto a predetermined two-dimensional screen surface arranged in the viewing direction of the virtual camera C. G2 is superimposed and displayed on the display unit 23 (step S402).

  Next, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the special game progress condition is satisfied (step S403).

  When it is determined that the special game progress condition is satisfied (step S403-Yes), the game progress processing unit 241 executes the special game progress process (step S404). Details of the special game progress process will be described later.

  If the game progress processing unit 241 determines that the special game progress condition is not satisfied (step S403-No), the game progress processing unit 241 proceeds to step S405.

  Next, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the duration for which the tension parameter has exceeded a predetermined upper limit value has exceeded the end determination period (step S405).

  When the duration in which the tension parameter exceeds the predetermined upper limit exceeds the end determination period (step S405—Yes), the series of steps is ended.

  When the duration for which the tension parameter exceeds the predetermined upper limit value does not exceed the end determination period (step S405 No), the game progress processing unit 241 determines that the duration for which the tension parameter has fallen below the predetermined lower limit ends. It is determined whether or not the period has been exceeded (step S406).

  When the duration during which the tension parameter falls below the predetermined lower limit exceeds the end determination period (step S406—Yes), the series of steps is ended.

  When the duration for which the tension parameter has fallen below the predetermined upper limit does not exceed the end determination period (step S406—No), the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the fish object acquisition condition is satisfied ( Step S407).

  If the fish object acquisition condition is not satisfied (step S407-No), the process returns to step S401.

  When the fish object acquisition condition is satisfied (step S407—Yes), the series of steps is terminated.

  FIG. 22 is a diagram illustrating an example of an operation flow of special game progress processing by the processing unit 24 of the game processing device 2.

  First, the display processing unit 242 displays an image indicating the virtual space V including at least the guide object OJ6 on the display unit 23 (step S501). The game progress processing unit 241 automatically moves the guide object OJ6 in conjunction with the fish object OJ3 that automatically moves along a predetermined route or a randomly determined route.

  Next, the game progress processing unit 241 acquires operation information for moving the fishing rod object OJ1 (step S502).

  Next, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the fishing rod object OJ1 and the guide object OJ6 match (step S503).

  If the fishing rod object OJ1 does not coincide with the guide object OJ6 for a predetermined time (for example, 2 seconds), the series of steps is terminated.

  When the fishing rod object OJ1 matches the guide object OJ6, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the first special game period has elapsed (step S504).

  When it is determined that the first special game period has not elapsed (step S504—Yes), the game progress processing unit 241 returns the process to step S501.

  When it is determined by the game progress processing unit 241 that the first special game period has elapsed (step S504—Yes), the display processing unit 242 ends the display of the guide object OJ6 and displays an image including the target object OJ7. 23 (step S505).

  Next, the game progress processing unit 241 changes the position of the virtual camera C (step S506).

  Next, the game progress processing unit 241 determines whether or not the input unit operation information transmitted when the player operates the input unit 33 has been acquired (step S507).

  If the input unit operation information has not been acquired (step S507: No), the process waits until the input unit operation information is acquired.

  When the input unit operation information is acquired (step S507—Yes), the game progress processing unit 241 determines that the predetermined part of the fish object OJ3 is located in any of the first target OJ71, the second target OJ72, and the third target OJ73. Is determined (step S508), and a series of steps is terminated.

  As described above in detail, the game apparatus 1 can provide a variety of games to the player, and can advance each game without impairing the user's willingness to continue the game through the game operation. It becomes.

(Modification 1)
Note that the present invention is not limited to this embodiment. For example, the game processing device 2 in the present embodiment may be connected to a display device by wire or wireless, and may display the same image as the image displayed on the display unit 23 on the display device. The display device is, for example, a television receiver, and includes a liquid crystal display or an organic EL display. The display device displays an image corresponding to the image data supplied from the processing unit 24. In this case, the display unit 23 may display the same image as the display device, and when the image is displayed on the display device, the image may not be displayed on the display unit 23. Further, the display unit 23 may not be provided in the game processing device 2.

(Modification 2)
The display device that displays the same image as the image displayed on the display unit 23 may be a head mounted display (HMD).

  In this case, the display device includes an angular velocity sensor or an azimuth measurement sensor. When the display device mounted on the player's head rotates a predetermined angle in a predetermined direction in response to the player moving his / her head, the rotation direction and the rotation angle of the display device are measured by the angular velocity sensor or the azimuth measurement sensor.

  The display device transmits the rotation direction and rotation angle measured by the angular velocity sensor or the azimuth measuring sensor to the game processing device 2 at predetermined time intervals. Each time the game processing device 2 receives the rotation direction and rotation angle of the display device, the game processing device 2 rotates the virtual camera C in the virtual space V by the same rotation angle in the same rotation direction based on the rotation direction and rotation angle. .

  As a result, the player wearing the display device can look around the virtual space V via the display device when moving the body or head to look around. For example, when the player rotates his / her body in the direction in which he / she wants to cast, the line of sight of the virtual camera C can be directed in the direction in which he / she wants to cast in conjunction with the rotation. In this state, the player can perform a casting operation to advance the game.

(Modification 3)
Moreover, other games other than a fishing game may be provided by the game apparatus 1 of this embodiment. For example, sports such as a golf game in which a character operated by a player plays golf using a golf club or a baseball game in which a character operated by a player plays baseball using a bat by the game apparatus 1 of the present embodiment. A game may be provided. In such a sports game, a character uses a tool object that imitates a golf club, a bat, and the like, and a game using the tool object proceeds.

  In other games other than the fishing game, the game apparatus 1 first advances the object determination game in order to determine the object. Then, after the progress of the object determination game is completed, the game device 1 causes the parameter change game for changing the parameter of the determined object to proceed. Further, when the special game progress condition is satisfied during the progress of the parameter change game, the game apparatus 1 advances the special game. The hooking game is a kind of object determination game, the fight game is a kind of parameter changing game, and the fishing rod object is a kind of tool object.

  The tool object used in the object determination game and the tool object used in the parameter change game are the same object, and when the progress of the object determination game ends, the parameter change game is automatically performed. Note that after the progress of the parameter change game is completed, the object determination game is not started unless the input unit operation information for instructing the game start by the player is acquired.

(Modification 4)
The game provided by the game apparatus 1 according to the present embodiment is not limited to the above-described example, and any virtual reality (Virtual Reality, VR) game using an object OJT1 held by a character or the like in the virtual space V may be used. It may be a simple game. Note that the character or the like that holds the object OJT1 may not be displayed.

  It should be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, substitutions, and modifications can be made thereto without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Game device 2 Game processing device 21 Communication part 22 Storage part 23 Display part 24 Processing part 241 Game progress processing part 242 Display processing part 3 Operating device 31 Operation communication part 32 Operation storage part 33 Input part 34 Acceleration detection part 35 Angular velocity detection part 36 Operation processing unit 361 Transmission unit

Claims (7)

A storage unit that stores an image of the first object, an image and parameters of the second object, and information about the virtual space;
An operation unit for outputting first operation information and second operation information based on the action of the player;
A display processing unit for displaying an image of the first object moving in the virtual space;
A first game in which the first object automatically moves,
In the first game, it is determined whether or not a predetermined state continues based on the position of the first object and the first operation information,
If the duration of the predetermined state exceeds a predetermined period, the second game is advanced,
A progress processing unit that changes the parameter based on the position of the second object moving in the virtual space and the acquired second operation information when the second operation information is acquired in the second game. When,
A game apparatus comprising: The operation unit outputs third operation information based on the action of the player,
2. The progress processing unit according to claim 1, wherein, in the third game progressing before the first game, the progress of the first game is progressed when a timing at which the third operation information is acquired satisfies a predetermined condition. Game device. The display processing unit displays the second object that moves according to the first operation information,
The progress processing unit
The matching state between the first object and the second object is determined based on the first object that automatically moves and the second object that moves according to the first operation information. The game device described in 1. The display processing unit displays an image showing the virtual space acquired by a virtual camera arranged in the virtual space,
The position of the virtual camera arrange | positioned in the said virtual space in the said 1st game differs from the position of the virtual camera arrange | positioned in the said virtual space in the said 2nd game. The game device described. The display processing unit displays a predetermined sign object arranged in the virtual space in the second game,
The said progress process part changes the said parameter, when acquiring the said 2nd operation information at the timing displayed so that the position of the said 1st object and the said predetermined | prescribed label | marker may overlap. The game device described. A storage unit that stores an image of the first object, an image and parameters of the second object, and information about the virtual space, and an operation unit for outputting the first operation information and the second operation information based on the action of the player. A control method by a game device comprising:
Displaying an image of the first object moving in the virtual space;
A first game in which the first object automatically moves,
In the first game, it is determined whether or not a predetermined state continues based on the position of the first object and the first operation information,
If the duration of the predetermined state exceeds a predetermined period, the second game is advanced,
When the second operation information is acquired in the second game, the parameter is changed based on the position of the second object moving in the virtual space and the acquired second operation information.
A control method comprising: A storage unit that stores an image of the first object, an image and parameters of the second object, and information about the virtual space, and an operation unit for outputting the first operation information and the second operation information based on the action of the player. A game device control program comprising:
Displaying an image of the first object moving in the virtual space;
A first game in which the first object automatically moves,
In the first game, it is determined whether or not a predetermined state continues based on the position of the first object and the first operation information,
If the duration of the predetermined state exceeds a predetermined period, the second game is advanced,
When the second operation information is acquired in the second game, the parameter is changed based on the position of the second object moving in the virtual space and the acquired second operation information.
A control program that causes the game device to execute the above.

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