JP2020116463A - Information processing program, information processing device, information processing system and information processing method - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an information processing program capable of enhancing an expectation of a user to a lottery result.SOLUTION: An information processing program is configured to execute lottery processing for lottery of drawing any of plural contents, after performing a prescribed game. According to a rare degree of the drawn content in the lottery processing, an operation number of an operation performed by a user is set. Before displaying the lottery result, a lottery performance is performed, and in the lottery performance, a user is caused to perform an operation. According to a fact that, the number of an operation performed by a user reaches a set operation number, the lottery result is displayed on the display part. When the number of the operation performed by the user does not reach the set operation number, a performance is changed according to the operation performed by the user.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

The present invention relates to an information processing program that displays a lottery result, an information processing device, an information processing system, and an information processing method.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there is a device for giving a user a character or item used in a game, for example, by lottery (for example, refer to Patent Document 1). In such a device, when a lottery is performed, the lottery result is displayed on the screen.

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However, in the above-mentioned conventional technique, there is room for improvement in that the lottery content is simply displayed on the display screen, and the user's expectation of the lottery result is increased.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide an information processing program, an information processing device, an information processing system, and an information processing method capable of increasing a user's expectation of a lottery result.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention has the following configurations.

The present invention is an information processing program executed by a computer of an information processing device, which causes the computer to function as lottery result acquisition means, operation acquisition means, setting means, and display control means. The lottery result acquisition means acquires a lottery result of a lottery process in which at least one of the plurality of contents to be given to the user is randomly selected based on a predetermined probability. The operation acquisition means acquires a user operation performed by the user. The setting means sets different determination conditions for the user operation depending on the lottery result. The display control unit causes the display unit to display the lottery result in response to the user operation satisfying the determination condition set by the setting unit.

According to the above, since the user operation according to the lottery result is required before the lottery result is displayed, it is possible to increase the user's expectation until the lottery result is displayed.

Further, in another configuration, the determination condition may be a condition regarding the amount of the user operation.

According to the above, since the amount of user operation differs depending on the lottery result, the user performs different amounts of operation before the lottery result is displayed, which can enhance the user's expectation for each operation. ..

In another configuration, the display control unit may display the lottery result on the display unit in response to the user operation performed after the lottery process satisfying the determination condition.

According to the above, the lottery result can be displayed according to the user operation performed after the lottery process is performed.

Further, in another configuration, the setting unit may set the determination condition in which the amount of the user operation is large as the lottery probability of the content selected by the lottery process is low.

Based on the above, the higher the rarity of the lottery content, the more the amount of user operation can be performed, and the user can be made to perform an operation with a large amount of operation until the lottery result is displayed. For example, the higher the rarity of the content, the more the number of times the user operates before the lottery result is displayed, the longer the operation distance, and the longer the operation time. As a result, the user can be expected and anxious about whether or not the lottery result will be displayed when the next operation is performed, and the interest can be improved.

In addition, in another configuration, the setting unit may set a different number of times as the determination condition depending on the lottery result. The display control unit may display the lottery result on the display unit when the number of user operations performed by the user reaches the number set by the setting unit.

According to the above, the user is made to perform the operation a plurality of times before the lottery result is displayed, so that the user's expectation can be increased for each operation.

In another configuration, the setting unit may set the number of times to be higher as the lottery probability of the content selected by the lottery process is lower.

According to the above, the higher the rarity of the content, the greater the number of times the user can perform the operation until the lottery result is displayed.

Further, in another configuration, the user operation is a touch operation, and the setting unit may set the amount related to the touch operation to be different depending on the lottery result.

According to the above, the lottery result can be displayed in response to the touch operation being performed in the amount set according to the lottery result.

In another configuration, the program executes a first effect that executes a first effect that changes according to an amount of a user operation performed by the user before the lottery result is displayed on the display unit. The computer may further function as a means.

Based on the above, it is possible to change the effect according to the amount of user operation before the lottery result is displayed. For example, effects using images, sounds, vibrations, and the like can be changed according to the number of user operations performed by the user.

Further, in another configuration, the first effect execution unit may display an image as the first effect on the display unit and change the image according to an amount of a user operation performed by the user. Good.

Based on the above, the image can be changed according to the amount of user operation before the lottery result is displayed.

Further, in another configuration, the program executes a second effect based on the lottery result before the lottery result is displayed on the display unit and before the user operation is performed. The computer may be further functioned as a performance executing means.

Based on the above, it is possible to execute the second effect based on the lottery result before the user operation is performed. Since the amount of user operation is set according to the lottery result, it is possible to suggest the lottery result and the amount of operation performed by the user from now on, by the second effect. Therefore, the user can be expected to perform the operation to be performed.

Further, in another configuration, the program may cause the computer to further function as game executing means and third effect executing means. The game executing means executes a predetermined game using the player object before the lottery process is performed. The third effect executing means operates the player object based on a user operation performed by the user after the lottery process is performed and before the lottery result is displayed on the display unit. The third effect is executed.

Based on the above, the player object used in the predetermined game can be operated in the third effect before the lottery result is displayed, and the lottery result can be displayed as a result of the third effect. Therefore, the predetermined game and the third effect can be associated with each other, and the interest of the lottery can be improved while maintaining the world view of the game.

In another configuration, the player object may perform a predetermined action on another object in the predetermined game. As the third effect, the third effect executing means may change the display of the other object in response to the predetermined action performed on the other object by the player object.

Based on the above, it is possible to cause the third effect to perform the same action as the action of the player object performed in the predetermined game.

Further, another invention may be an information processing apparatus that executes the above program. Further, another invention may be an information processing system including each of the above means. The information processing system may be configured by one or a plurality of devices. Further, another invention may be an information processing method performed in an information processing system.

Further, the present invention is an information processing program executed by a computer of an information processing device, wherein the computer performs a lottery for at least one content to be given to a user from a plurality of contents based on a predetermined probability. A lottery result obtaining means for obtaining a lottery result of the process, an operation obtaining means for obtaining a user operation performed by a user, and a display control means for displaying the lottery result on a display unit in response to the user operation being performed. A game executing means for executing a predetermined game using a player object based on a user operation performed by the user; and, after the predetermined game is played, the lottery result is displayed on the display unit. The information processing program may be caused to function as first display effect executing means for executing the first display effect of operating the player object based on a user operation performed by the user before being displayed on the screen. ..

Before the lottery result is displayed on the display unit and before the user operation is performed, the computer is further caused to function as a second effect execution means that executes a second effect based on the lottery result. May be.

The game executing means causes the player object to perform a predetermined motion in the predetermined game, and the first display effect executing means causes the player object to perform the predetermined motion in the first display effect. May be.

The game executing means causes the player object to perform the predetermined operation with respect to another object in the predetermined game, and the first display effect executing means causes the player object to perform the other operation in the first display effect. The predetermined motion may be performed on the object.

The first display effect execution means may change the display of the other object when the player object performs the predetermined action on the other object in the first display effect.

The game execution means causes the player object to contact the other object by causing the player object to perform the predetermined motion in the predetermined game, and the first display effect execution means causes the first display effect execution means to perform the first display. In the effect, the player object may be brought into contact with the other object by causing the player object to perform the predetermined motion.

In the predetermined game, the game executing means causes the player object to perform the predetermined operation in response to a first operation by the user, and the first display effect executing means in the first display effect, The player object may be caused to perform the predetermined action in response to the first operation.

The game execution means may play the predetermined game using the content given to the user by the lottery process.

The game execution means executes the predetermined game before the lottery processing is performed, and the first display effect execution means executes the first display effect after the lottery processing is performed. Good.

According to the present invention, the player object used in the predetermined game can be operated in the first display effect before the lottery result is displayed, and the predetermined game and the first display effect can be associated with each other. The interest of the lottery can be improved while maintaining the world view of the game.

The figure which shows an example of a structure of the game system 1 in this embodiment. Block diagram showing an example of the configuration of the smartphone 3 The figure which shows an example of the flow of processing until a content is provided to a user The figure which shows an example of the game screen of the predetermined game performed in step S1. The figure which shows an example of the table used for the content lottery performed after a user clears a predetermined game. The figure which shows an example of the table used for the content lottery performed when a user consumes a special item. The figure which shows an example of the operation frequency set according to the rarity of the content selected by the content lottery. The figure which shows an example of the lottery effect displayed on the screen of the smartphone 3 after the user has cleared a predetermined game. The figure which shows an example of the image of the lottery effect performed when a user consumes a special item. The figure which shows an example of the indication effect The figure which shows an example of the data memorize|stored in the smart phone 3. The figure which shows an example of the data memorize|stored in the server 2. Flowchart showing details of processing performed in the smartphone 3 Flowchart showing the details of the lottery effect setting process of step S21 Flowchart showing details of the lottery effect process in step S22 The flowchart which shows the detail of the process performed in the server 2.

Hereinafter, the game system according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of the configuration of a game system 1 according to this embodiment. As shown in FIG. 1, the game system 1 includes a server 2 and a smartphone 3. The server 2 and the smartphone 3 are connected to the internet 4.

The server 2 includes at least one CPU, a memory, a storage device such as a hard disk, and a communication device, and can execute a predetermined information processing program. The server 2 may be composed of a plurality of server devices, or may be composed of one server device. The server 2 can communicate with a plurality of smartphones 3 via the Internet.

The smartphone 3 is an example of an information processing device. The smartphone 3 can execute a game application described later. The smartphone 3 can execute various applications (for example, a web browser, a mailer, other game applications, etc.) in addition to the game application.

The smartphone 3 can be connected to a mobile communication network (in other words, a mobile phone communication network) and can function as a mobile phone. The smartphone 3 can also be connected to a wireless LAN. The smartphone 3 is connected to the Internet via a mobile communication network and/or a wireless LAN.

(Example of smartphone configuration)
FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of the smartphone 3. As shown in FIG. 2, the smartphone 3 includes a processing unit 31, a touch panel 32, a display unit 33, a storage unit 34, and a communication unit 35.

The processing unit 31 includes a CPU that executes a predetermined information processing program (a game application program described later, other application programs, and the like), and a memory.

The touch panel 32 is provided on the screen of the display unit 33. The touch panel 32 receives a touch operation on the screen by the user.

The display unit 33 is a display device that outputs characters and images, and is, for example, a liquid crystal display device or an organic EL display device. The storage unit 34 is a non-volatile memory, a hard disk, or the like. The storage unit 34 stores a game application program described later.

The communication unit 35 connects to a mobile communication network and/or a wireless LAN and communicates with the server 2.

The smartphone 3 includes a speaker, a microphone, a camera, and the like in addition to the components shown in FIG. Further, the smartphone 3 may include a button that receives a user operation. Further, the smartphone 3 may include a direction indicating key that accepts a user operation, an analog stick, or the like. Further, the smartphone 3 may include an inertial sensor (acceleration sensor, angular velocity sensor, or the like) or a magnetic sensor for detecting the movement or inclination of the smartphone 3 itself. Further, the smartphone 3 may include a vibration motor.

The user activates a game application on the smartphone 3 to execute a predetermined game. In the present embodiment, when a predetermined game is executed, a lottery process for randomly selecting any one of the plurality of contents is performed, and the selected content is given to the user. A plurality of contents may be given to the user by one lottery.

Here, the contents given to the user are characters and items used in the above-mentioned predetermined game (weapons, armor, physical strength recovery items, items that advance the game favorably, items that are essential to advance the game, Money, coins, etc.). Further, the content given to the user may be an additional game, an additional stage, a still image, a moving image, or a song. In addition, the content given to the user may be a character, an item, an additional game, an additional stage, a still image, a moving image, a song, or the like used in a game other than the predetermined game. Further, the content given to the user may be data used in an application other than the game.

Hereinafter, an outline of processing until content is given to a user by lottery will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 to 7. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the flow of processing until the content is given to the user. The processing illustrated in FIG. 3 is performed by the smartphone 3 and the server 2 working together.

As shown in FIG. 3, first, a predetermined game is executed on the smartphone 3 (step S1). The predetermined game may be any game such as a fighting game, a shooting game, a puzzle game, a racing game, a role playing game, or the like. Hereinafter, an example of the predetermined game will be described.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a game screen of a predetermined game executed in step S1. The predetermined game is composed of one or a plurality of stages. As shown in FIG. 4, the player character 100, the block 101, and the terrain object 102 are displayed on the screen of the display unit 33 of the smartphone 3. In addition to the one shown in FIG. 4, an enemy character may be displayed on the game screen. The user operates the player character 100 by performing a touch operation on the touch panel 32. In the present embodiment, the player character 100 automatically moves to the right of the screen and jumps in the virtual space in response to a tap operation (an operation of touching and immediately releasing the screen) on the touch panel 32 by the user. When the player character 100 jumps in the virtual space and hits the block 101, an item appears from the block 101, and the player character 100 can acquire the item.

Further, when an enemy character appears on the screen, the user causes the player character 100 to jump by performing a tap operation, and avoids the player character 100 colliding with the enemy character. When the player character 100 collides with the enemy character, the stage ends at that point. When the player character 100 reaches the goal provided on the right side of the virtual space without colliding with the enemy character on the way, it means that the stage is cleared.

Note that the player character 100 may move to the right side of the screen in response to a user operation, instead of automatically moving to the right side of the screen. For example, the player character 100 may move in the sliding direction in response to a slide operation on the touch panel 32 (for example, an operation of moving the finger while touching the screen with the finger). Further, when the smartphone 3 includes a button or a direction instruction key, the player character 100 may move in the left-right direction or may jump according to an operation on the button or the direction instruction key.

Returning to FIG. 3, after the predetermined game is executed, it is determined whether or not the predetermined game is cleared (step S2). For example, when the user has cleared one stage, it may be determined that the predetermined game has been cleared. Further, when the user has cleared a predetermined number of stages, it may be determined that the predetermined game has been cleared. Further, regardless of whether or not each stage has been cleared, it may be determined that the predetermined game has been cleared when a predetermined number of stages have been executed. Further, it may be determined that the predetermined game has been cleared when a predetermined time has elapsed from the start of the predetermined game.

When the predetermined game is cleared (step S2: YES), a lottery process is executed to randomly select one of the plurality of contents according to a predetermined probability (step S3). Even if the predetermined game is not cleared (step S2: NO), if the user gives an instruction to consume the special item (step S4: YES), the lottery process is executed (step S3). The special item is, for example, an item that the user can acquire during execution of a predetermined game. For example, a specific game may include a special stage, and the special item may be an item that can be acquired in the special stage. Further, the special item may be an item that the user can obtain instead of real money or money in the game. When the lottery process in step S3 is performed, the result of the lottery is stored.

The process of drawing any one of the plurality of contents in step S3 may be referred to as "contents drawing".

A lottery probability is set in advance for each of the plurality of contents. In step S3, any one of the plurality of contents is selected by performing a lottery based on a preset lottery probability.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a table used for content lottery executed after the user clears a predetermined game. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of a table used for content lottery executed by the user consuming the special item. In step S3, the content lottery is executed based on the lottery probability stored in the table shown in FIG. 5 or FIG.

As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, contents C10, C20, C30, C40, C50, C60 are prepared as a plurality of contents. As shown in FIG. 5, in the content lottery executed after the user has cleared a predetermined game, for example, the probability that the content C10 is selected is 38%, and the probability that the content C20 is selected is 30%. Yes, the content C30 is selected with a probability of 18%, the content C40 is selected with a probability of 10%, and the content C50 is selected with a probability of 4%. In the content lottery executed after the user clears the predetermined game, the content C60 is not selected.

Each content is classified into a rarity degree according to the lottery probability. The content C10 is classified into the rarity level “1”, the content C20 is classified into the rarity level “2”, the content C30 is classified into the rarity level “3”, the content C40 is classified into the rarity level “4”, and the content C50. Is classified into the rarity level “5”, and the content C60 is classified into the rarity level “6”.

Further, as shown in FIG. 6, in the content lottery executed by the user consuming the special item, the probability that the contents C10 and C20 are selected is 0%, and the probability that the content C30 is selected is 42. %, the content C40 is selected with a probability of 38%, the content C50 is selected with a probability of 15%, and the content C60 is selected with a probability of 5%.

It should be noted that each rarity level may include a plurality of types of content. In this case, the lower the rarity, the more content may be included. For example, the content C10 with the rarity level “1” includes 100 contents, the content C30 with the rarity level “3” includes 50 content, and the content C60 with the rarity level “6” includes 3 content. Content may be included.

Here, the “rareness” is something like a rarity or a rank set for each content, and does not always correspond to the actual lottery probability. For example, when there are two types of content classified into the rarity level “6” and 10 types of content classified into the rarity level “5”, the rarity level “6” is 5% and the rarity level is “5”. When there is a 15% probability that a lottery will be drawn, the lottery probability (eg, 5%/2=2.5%) of one content that is classified as a rarity level “6” is classified as a rarity level “5”. It is higher than the lottery probability of one content (for example, 15%/10=1.5%).

The “rareness” may be a lottery probability set for each content. That is, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, each content is not classified like a rarity degree or a rank, and only the lottery probability of each content may be set. In this case, the lottery probability and the rarity degree correspond to each other, the content having the low lottery probability is the content having the high rarity degree, and the content having the high lottery probability is the content having the low rarity degree.

When a plurality of types of content are included in each rarity, the content may be selected by one lottery as shown below, or the content may be selected by two lottery.

For example, when the content is selected by one lottery, the lottery probability is set for each content, and the lottery is performed based on the set lottery probability. In this case, the total of the lottery probabilities set for each content is 100%.

Further, when the content is selected by the two times of lottery, for example, the rarity level is selected in the first lottery, and whichever of the plurality of types of contents is classified into the selected rarity level in the second lottery. May be selected. In this case, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, a lottery probability is preset for each rarity level, and the total of the rarity rates for each rarity level is 100%. A lottery probability is set for each of a plurality of types of contents included in the same rarity, and the total of the respective lottery probabilities is 100%.

As is clear from comparison between FIG. 5 and FIG. 6, contents having a higher rarity (that is, a lower lottery probability) when the user consumes the special item than when the user clears a predetermined game. Is easy to select. Therefore, the user can acquire the rarer content by consuming the special item and performing the content lottery. Therefore, the user can be motivated to collect special items in a predetermined game. Further, even if the types of contents that the user can obtain are the same, it is easier for the user to select a rare item of content when the user consumes a special item than when the user clears a predetermined game. The lottery probability may be set. For example, in FIG. 5, a value larger than 0, for example, “1%” is set as the lottery probability of the rarity level “6”, and as shown in FIG. 6, the lottery probability of the rarity level “6” is “5%”. May be set.

It should be noted that the user can execute the predetermined game a plurality of times and can perform the content lottery a plurality of times. Further, the user can consume the special item a plurality of times and perform the content lottery a plurality of times. When the content lottery is performed a plurality of times, the content lottery may be performed each time with the same probability. In this case, the same content as the content acquired by the user in the past may be selected by the content lottery. That is, in this case, since the content lottery is performed every time based on the fixedly set lottery probability, the expectation that each content is selected does not change each time. Therefore, in this case, the user may not be able to obtain the specific content, no matter how many times the content lottery is performed.

Further, when the content lottery is performed a plurality of times, the lottery may be performed so that the content other than the content already acquired by the user is selected. For example, when the content C10 having the rarity of "1" is selected with a probability of 38% in the first content lottery according to FIG. 5, the content C10 selected in the first content lottery is selected in the second content lottery. It may be selected from a plurality of contents other than the contents. That is, the content once acquired by the content lottery may be excluded from the lottery targets of the subsequent content lottery. In this case, the lottery probability of each content in the content lottery changes every time, and if the lottery is continued, the user can always acquire all kinds of contents. In this case, when the content lottery is performed, the type of the content subject to the lottery in this content lottery, the lottery probability of each content, the number of the content subject to the lottery, etc. may be presented to the user. Then, when the rarest content is acquired, it may be reset to the initial state (that is, the initial state before the lottery probability is changed). Further, it may be reset to the initial state in response to a user operation.

In addition, when the content lottery is performed a plurality of times, even if the content once acquired by the content lottery is not excluded from the lottery targets, the lottery probability of each content may change each time the content lottery is performed. For example, the current lottery probability may change according to the previous lottery probability. For example, when the content of rarity “1” is selected last time, even if the lottery probability of the content of rarity “1” is set lower (or higher) than the previous lottery probability in the content lottery this time. Good. The lottery probability may change depending on the date and time when the content lottery is performed.

Returning to FIG. 3, after the lottery process of step S3 is executed, the lottery effect is started on the smartphone 3 (step S5). Here, the "lottery effect" is an effect for displaying the lottery result in step S3, and is an effect before the lottery result is displayed. The “lottery effect” is performed in steps S5 to S8.

After the lottery effect is started in step S5, a tap operation on the touch panel 32 by the user is detected, and it is determined whether or not the number of tap operations performed by the user satisfies the determination condition (step S6). Here, the “determination condition” is set according to the result of the lottery process in step S3. Specifically, the number of operations is set according to the rarity of the content selected by the lottery process. Then, in step S6, it is determined whether or not the number of tap operations performed by the user has reached the set number of operations. The number of operations set here is the number of user operations required for the user to see the lottery result.

FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of the number of operations set according to the rarity of the content selected by the content lottery. As shown in FIG. 7, when the rarity of the content selected by the lottery process in step S3 is "1", "1" is set as the number of operations. When the rarity of the selected content is “2”, the number of operations is set to “2”, and when the rarity of the selected content is “3”, the number of operations is set to “3”, When the rarity level of the selected content is "4", "4" is set as the number of operations, and when the rarity level of the selected content is "5", "5" is set as the number of operations and is selected. If the rarity of the content is "6", "6" is set as the number of operations.

It should be noted that the rarity level of the content does not necessarily have to match the set number of operations. For example, when the rarity level of the content is "1" or "2", "1" is set as the number of operations, and when the rarity level of the content is "3" or "4", the number of operations is " When "2" is set and the rarity level of the content is "5" or "6", "3" may be set as the number of operations.

Further, the number of operations to be set may be determined by lottery according to the rarity of the selected content. In this case, the lottery may be performed such that the higher the rarity of the selected content, the larger the number of operations. For example, when the rarity of the selected content is “1”, the lottery may be performed so that the probability that “1” is set as the number of operations is the highest. Further, for example, when the rarity of the selected content is “2”, the lottery may be performed so that the probability that the number of operations is set to “2” is the highest.

Returning to FIG. 3, when it is determined that the number of taps performed by the user has reached the number of operations set according to the rarity (step S6: YES), the lottery result is displayed (step S7). Specifically, the image of the content selected in step S3 and/or the characters indicating the content name are displayed on the screen of the smartphone 3. When the lottery result is displayed in step S7, the process shown in FIG. 3 ends.

On the other hand, when it is determined that the number of tap operations performed by the user has not reached the set number of operations (step S6: NO), an effect corresponding to the tap operation is performed (step S6: NO). Step S8). For example, a sound effect is output, the screen becomes dark (or bright), or the image (the image of block 101 described later in FIG. 8) is enlarged in accordance with the tap operation. After the processing of step S8, the determination of step S6 is performed again.

As described above, in the game of the present embodiment, the content to be given to the user is randomly selected from a plurality of content (characters, items, images, etc.) based on a predetermined probability (step S3), and the content is selected according to the result of the selection. The number of operations is set by the user, and the lottery result is displayed in response to the tap operation being performed the set number of times (step S7).

The user operation for displaying the lottery result is not limited to the tap operation. For example, the user operation for displaying the lottery result may be an operation (hold operation) of fixing the touch position while touching the touch panel, or a slide operation of sliding while touching the touch panel. Alternatively, the operation may be performed by rubbing the touch panel. The user operation for displaying the lottery result may be an operation on a button or an operation of moving the smartphone 3 itself (shaking operation, tilting operation, or the like). The user operation for displaying the lottery result may be a voice input to the microphone or an operation of blowing on the microphone.

Moreover, the determination condition of the user operation for displaying the lottery result is not limited to the condition regarding the number of times of the user operation. For example, the determination condition may be a condition relating to the distance of the slide operation, a condition relating to the time during which the user has continued a predetermined operation, or a condition relating to the angle at which the smartphone 3 is tilted. It may be a condition relating to the size of voice input to the microphone. The determination condition (for example, the number of operations, the operation distance, the operation duration time, etc.) varies depending on the lottery result. It should be noted that it may be determined whether or not an operation satisfying the determination condition is performed by one operation, or whether or not an operation satisfying the determination condition is performed by a plurality of operations. For example, if the determination condition is a condition related to the operation distance or a condition related to the operation duration time, or if the operation distance or the operation duration time in one operation satisfies the condition, the lottery result may be displayed. .. The lottery result may be displayed when the total value (cumulative value) of a plurality of operations satisfies the condition. Further, the lottery result may be displayed when a combination of a plurality of types of operations satisfies the conditions. For example, when the number of operations satisfies the condition and then the operation distance satisfies the condition, the lottery result may be displayed.

That is, on the assumption that the user performs a predetermined user operation (tap operation, hold operation, slide operation, button operation, operation of moving the smartphone 3, operation of blowing a microphone, etc.), the determination condition regarding the amount of user operation However, it is set differently according to the lottery result. Then, the lottery result may be displayed in response to the operation performed by the user satisfying the determination condition. For example, the “amount of user operation” may be the number of tap operations or the duration of the hold operation. Further, the “amount of user operation” may be the distance of the slide operation or the time during which the slide operation is continuously performed. Further, the “amount of user operation” may be the number of button operations or the time during which the button operation is continuously performed. In addition, the “amount of user operation” may be the amount of change in the posture of the smartphone 3, may be the sum of the distances that the smartphone 3 has been moved, or have been detected by the movement of the smartphone 3. It may be a cumulative value of acceleration. Further, the “amount of user operation” may be the time when the user blows on the microphone, or may be the volume of the sound detected by the microphone.

(Example of lottery production)
Next, the lottery effect (the processing of steps S5 to S8) executed on the smartphone 3 will be described. FIG. 8: is a figure which shows an example of the lottery effect displayed on the screen of the smart phone 3 after a user clears a predetermined game.

When the content lottery is performed, the image of the lottery effect shown in FIG. 8A is displayed on the smartphone 3. Specifically, on the screen of the display unit 33, the player character 100 that appeared during the execution of the predetermined game and the block 101 are displayed. A teammate character 105 is displayed behind the player character 100. The teammate character 105 is displayed before the user operation is performed. In addition, the ally character 105 may be continuously displayed after the user operation is performed (FIG. 8B or later), or may not be displayed after the user operation is performed.

When a tap operation (first tap operation) is performed on the screen of the display unit 33 after the image shown in FIG. 8A is displayed, a state in which the player character 100 jumps in the virtual space is displayed, and the player character 100 is displayed. A state in which the character 100 hits the block 101 is displayed (FIG. 8B: here referred to as "first block hit"). When the player character 100 hits the block 101, the block 101 is enlarged (FIGS. 8B and 8C). In addition to the effect in which the block 101 is enlarged, other effects using images and sound are performed.

For example, in response to the player character 100 hitting the block 101, a sound effect is output and the background image other than the player character 100 and the block 101 becomes darker than in the case of FIG. 8A. Further, BGM (background music) may change in response to the player character 100 hitting the block 101. Further, in response to the player character 100 hitting the block 101, for example, at least one image of the player character 100, the block 101, the background image, and other objects may be brightened. In addition, in response to the player character 100 hitting the block 101, for example, an effect (display for emphasizing the image) is applied to at least one image of the player character 100, the block 101, the background image, and other objects. Good. The smartphone 3 may be vibrated in response to the player character 100 hitting the block 101.

When the user further performs a tap operation (second tap operation) in the state of FIG. 8C, a state in which the player character 100 jumps in the virtual space is displayed, and the player character 100 hits the block 101. It is displayed (FIG. 8(d): here, "second block hit"). When the second block hit is performed, the block 101 is further expanded (FIGS. 8D and 8E). Also, at the time of the second block hit, the sound effect is output and the background image becomes darker than that in the case of FIG. 8C. Here, different sound effects may be output or the same sound effect may be output during the first block hit and the second block hit. Further, the volume may be higher (or lower) when hitting the block for the second time than when hitting the block for the first time. Also, the BGM may change according to the second block hit. Also, at the time of hitting the block for the second time, for example, at least one of the player character 100, the block 101, the background image, and other objects may be brightened or an effect may be applied to the image. .. In addition, the smartphone 3 may be vibrated in response to the second block hit. At this time, the smartphone 3 may be vibrated more greatly or may be vibrated longer in the second block striking than in the first block striking. In addition, the smartphone 3 may be vibrated in different vibration patterns when the first block is hit and when the second block is hit. In this way, different effects (effects using different sounds, different displays, different vibrations, etc.) are performed at the time of the first block hit and at the time of the second block hit, so that the user's expectation Can be increased.

When the user further performs a tap operation (third tap operation) in the state of FIG. 8E, the player character 100 is displayed jumping in the virtual space, and the player character 100 hits the block 101. It is displayed (FIG. 8(f): here called "3rd block hit"). When the block hitting is performed for the third time, the block 101 is further enlarged (FIGS. 8F and 8G ). Also, at the time of the third block hit, the sound effect is output and the background image becomes darker than that in the case of FIG. 8(e). At the time of hitting the block for the third time, different sound effects may be output, and the same sound effect may be output at the time of hitting the block for the first time and the second time. Further, the volume may be higher (or lower) in the third block striking than in the first and second block striking. Further, the BGM may change according to the third block hit. Also, at the time of hitting the block for the third time, at least one of the player character 100, the block 101, the background image, and other objects may be brightened or an effect may be applied to the image. The smartphone 3 may be vibrated in response to the third block hit. At this time, the third block striking may be vibrated more than the second block striking, or may be vibrated longer. In addition, the smartphone 3 may be vibrated in different vibration patterns between the first and second block hits and the third block hit.

When the user further performs a tap operation (fourth tap operation) in the state of FIG. 8G, the player character 100 is displayed jumping in the virtual space, and the player character 100 hits the block 101. It is displayed (FIG. 8(h): Here, it is called "4th block hit"). When the block is hit a fourth time, the block 101 is broken and the lottery result image 110 is displayed (FIG. 8(i)). In the example of FIG. 8I, the lottery result image 110 indicating that the content selected by the content lottery is the content C40 having the rarity of 4 is displayed.

In FIG. 8, the lottery effect is shown when the lottery result is the content C40 having the rarity of 4. However, depending on the rarity of the content selected by the content lottery, the block hitting until the lottery result is displayed is shown. The number of times is different. For example, when the lottery result is the content C30 with the rarity level 3, the lottery result image 110 is displayed in response to the block hit (user's tap operation) being performed three times. Further, when the lottery result is the content C60 with the rarity level 6, the lottery result image 110 is displayed in response to the block hitting (the user's tap operation) being performed six times.

In addition, when the lottery result is displayed, different effects are performed depending on the rarity of the content, and the higher the rarity, the more flashy the effect. For example, the higher the rarity, the larger the lottery result image 110 showing the lottery result may be displayed. Also, the higher the rarity, the more colorful the effect colors and patterns may be, or the larger the effect may be. In addition, the higher the rarity, the more flashy sound effects may be output, or the sound effect volume may increase. Further, the higher the rarity, the darker the background image and the brighter the lottery result image 110 may be. Moreover, when the lottery result is displayed, the smartphone 3 may be vibrated more as the rarity increases.

In the example of the lottery effect, the size of the block 101 changes, the sound effect is output, the BGM changes, and the background image is dark (or bright) each time the user performs a tap operation. It became In another embodiment, when the number of tap operations reaches a predetermined number, the effect using an image, sound, vibration, or the like may change. For example, the effect may change in response to the third and fifth tap operations. Further, there may be an effect that changes each time a tap operation is performed and an effect that changes when the number of tap operations reaches a predetermined number. For example, the block 101 may be enlarged each time the tap operation is performed, and the background image may be darkened in response to the third and fifth tap operations being performed.

As described above, in the present embodiment, since the lottery result is displayed, the user operation corresponding to the lottery result is necessary, and thus the user can be given the impression that the content is acquired by his/her own operation. it can.

Further, the higher the rarity of the content selected by the content lottery, the more the number of operations performed by the user, so that the user's expectation can be increased. Further, each time the user performs an operation, the lottery effect before the lottery result is displayed is changed, so that the user's expectation can be gradually increased by the time the lottery result is displayed. For example, each time the user operates, a sound effect is output or the screen becomes dark, so that the user can have a sense of expectation as to what content will appear when the user next operates. .. Further, it is possible to make the user think that the content does not appear (the operation should be continued) at the next operation, and to make the user feel expectation and anxiety. Thus, by interposing the user's operation before displaying the lottery result, it is possible to improve the interest.

In addition, in FIG. 8, the screen of the lottery effect when the user clears the predetermined game is shown, but when the user consumes the special item, the lottery effect of a mode different from that of FIG. 8 is executed. FIG. 9: is a figure which shows an example of the image of the lottery effect performed when a user consumes a special item.

As shown in FIG. 9, when the content lottery is performed by the user consuming the special item, the star object 106 is displayed on the screen of the lottery effect in addition to the player character 100 and the block 101. As described above, when the user consumes the special item, the content having a higher rarity is more likely to be selected than when the user clears the predetermined game. Therefore, the star object 106 can indicate to the user that there is a high degree of expectation that highly rare content will be selected. Further, when the user consumes the special item, the player character 100 and/or the block 101 may be displayed in a display mode different from that of FIG. 8. For example, when the user consumes the special item, the player character 100 may glow or the block 101 may rotate. Even when the user consumes the special item, the lottery result is displayed in the same manner as when the user clears the predetermined game, in response to the tap operation being performed a number of times according to the rarity.

In addition, the indication effect is executed according to the rarity of the content selected by the content lottery. The “sign effect” is an effect that is executed before the result of the content lottery is displayed and before the user operation is performed, and an effect that suggests that the content with high rarity is likely to be selected. Is.

For example, when a content with a rarity of "3" or "4" is selected according to the table shown in FIG. 5 or 6 in the content lottery, the indication effect is performed with a probability of 50%. Further, in the content lottery, when the content with the rarity level of “5” or “6” is selected according to the table shown in FIG. 5 or 6, the indication effect is performed with a probability of 80%. In this way, whether or not to execute the predictive presentation is determined with different probabilities depending on the rarity of the content.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of the indication effect. For example, as shown in FIG. 10, a situation in which the teammate character 105 jumps is displayed as a predictive effect. Further, in the indication effect, the type, the number, and the operation of the teammate characters 105 may be different according to the rarity of the content selected by the content lottery. For example, the higher the rarity of the content, the greater the number of ally characters 105 may be. Further, for example, as the rarity of the content is higher, the teammate character 105 may perform a larger motion. In addition, the indication effect may be performed by an image, a sound, a display mode or an operation mode of the player character 100, a display mode of the block 101, the background image and/or the brightness of the entire screen, vibration, or the like.

As shown in FIG. 10A, the predictive effect is executed at least before the first user operation shown in FIG. 10B is performed. The number of user operations (the amount of user operation) required until the result of the content lottery is displayed varies depending on the rarity of the content selected by the lottery. For this reason, it can be said that the predictive presentation not only suggests the lottery result, but also suggests the number of user operations (the amount of user operation) required until the lottery result is displayed. For example, when the predictive effect shown in FIG. 10A is performed, the user must confirm that the number of operations performed by the user is at least 3 or more (that is, the rarity is “3” or more). Recognize and have an expectation that the number of operations is 5 or more (that is, the rarity is “5” or more).

Therefore, the predictive presentation can suggest in advance how many times the user is going to perform an operation, which can enhance the user's expectation. The predictive presentation may be continuously performed even after the user operation is performed.

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Next, details of the processing performed in the smartphone 3 and the server 2 will be described. First, data stored in the smartphone 3 and the server 2 will be described, and then information processing performed in the smartphone 3 and the server 2 will be described.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of data stored in the smartphone 3. As shown in FIG. 11, the smartphone 3 (memory and storage unit 34 thereof) has a game application program D101, operation data D102, an operation counter D103, operation number setting data D104, character data D105, and lottery. Result data D106 and predictive flag data D107 are stored. The smartphone 3 stores various data and programs other than those shown in FIG. 11.

The game application program D101 is a program for executing a game application including the above-mentioned predetermined game. The game application program D101 includes a program for executing the predetermined game and a program for executing the lottery effect.

The operation data D102 is data indicating the touch position detected by the touch panel 32. The operation counter D103 is data for counting the number of tap operations performed by the user. The operation number setting data D104 is data indicating the number of user operations required before displaying the lottery result. The operation number setting data D104 is set according to the result of the content lottery executed by the server 2.

The character data D105 is data including information about the position, the motion (whether or not the player jumps) of the player character 100, and the like.

The lottery result data D106 is data indicating the lottery result acquired from the server 2, and is data regarding the content selected by the content lottery in the server 2.

The predictive flag data D107 is data indicating whether or not to perform the predictive effect described above.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of data stored in the server 2. As shown in FIG. 12, the server 2 (memory and storage device thereof) stores a server program D201, content data D202, user data D203, and a lottery result display flag D204. The server 2 stores various data and programs other than those shown in FIG.

The server program D201 is a program for executing the processing shown in FIG. 16 described later. The server program D201 includes a lottery program for executing content lottery.

The content data D202 is data indicating a plurality of contents given to the user.

The user data D203 is data regarding the user of each smartphone 3. The user data D203 includes data for each smartphone 3 (for each user). Specifically, the user data D203 includes data indicating the content acquired by the content lottery by each user. Further, the user data D203 includes data indicating items such as special items that the user has.

The lottery result display flag D204 is data indicating whether or not the smartphone 3 has displayed the lottery result. The lottery result display flag D204 is prepared for each user (for each smartphone 3).

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Next, details of the processing performed in the smartphone 3 will be described. FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing details of the processing performed by the smartphone 3. The processing illustrated in FIG. 13 is performed by the processing unit 31 of the smartphone 3 executing the game application program D101 (information processing program). When the icon corresponding to the game application of this embodiment is tapped on the smartphone 3, the process shown in FIG. 13 is started.

As illustrated in FIG. 13, the processing unit 31 of the smartphone 3 (hereinafter, simply “smartphone 3”) first accesses the server (step S11). In step S11, the smartphone 3 transmits a notification to the effect that the game application will be executed to the server 2, and the data stored in the server 2 (data necessary for executing the game application. For example, data regarding items owned by the user). Is obtained from the server. Here, the smartphone 3 acquires from the server 2 a lottery result display flag S205 indicating whether or not the last lottery result was displayed on the smartphone 3.

Next, the smartphone 3 determines whether or not to display the previous lottery result (step S12). Specifically, the smartphone 3 determines whether to display the previous lottery result based on the lottery result display flag S205. When it is determined that the previous lottery result is displayed (step S12: YES), the smartphone 3 displays the last lottery result on the display unit 33 (step S13). For example, if the game application is terminated before the lottery result screen shown in FIG. 8(i) is displayed after the content is acquired from the server 2 in the last lottery, the user does not see the last lottery result, The game application ends. In such a case, the smartphone 3 displays the previous lottery result in step S13 when the game application is started next time.

If NO is determined in step S12 or if the process of step S13 is performed, the smartphone 3 displays the top screen of the game application, and whether or not the user has instructed to execute a predetermined game on the top screen. Is determined (step S14).

When execution of the predetermined game is instructed (step S14: YES), the smartphone 3 executes the predetermined game (step S15). Thereby, for example, a game screen as shown in FIG. 4 is displayed and a predetermined game is started. During execution of the predetermined game, the player character 100 operates according to the user's operation. As described above, the predetermined game includes one or more stages, and the user plays the game of one or more stages in step S15.

Next, the smartphone 3 determines whether a predetermined game has been cleared (step S16). For example, when a certain number of stages have been cleared (when a goal has been reached in each stage), or when a game having a certain number of stages has been executed (whether or not the goal has been reached in each stage) If the game is executed), the smartphone 3 determines that the game has been cleared. When the predetermined game has not been cleared (step S16: NO), the smartphone 3 executes the process of step S15 again.

When the predetermined game is cleared (step S16: YES), the smartphone 3 transmits the result of the predetermined game to the server 2 (step S17). Here, the smartphone 3 transmits a request for executing the content lottery to the server 2 together with the result of the predetermined game.

On the other hand, when the execution of the predetermined game is not instructed (step S14: NO), the smartphone 3 determines whether or not the user has instructed to consume the special item (step S18). For example, the smartphone 3 determines whether or not the icon instructing the consumption of the special item is tapped on the top screen of the game application. When the instruction to consume the special item is not issued (step S18: NO), the smartphone 3 executes the process of step S14 again.

When the instruction to consume the special item is given (step S18: YES), the smartphone 3 transmits a notification indicating that the special item is consumed to the server 2 (step S19). Here, the smartphone 3 transmits a request for executing the content lottery to the server 2 together with the notification indicating the consumption of the special item.

When the process of step S17 is executed or the process of step S19 is executed, the smartphone 3 acquires the lottery result from the server 2 (step S20). Specifically, the smartphone 3 acquires the content selected by the content lottery from the server 2, and stores the acquired content as the lottery result data D106.

The smartphone 3 may acquire the data of the content itself selected by the content lottery from the server 2, or the data of the content itself is stored in the smartphone 3 in advance and a key for validating the content is stored in the server. It may be acquired from 2. The content may be locked until the key is acquired, and when the key is received from the server 2, the content may be unlocked and the smartphone 3 may use the content.

Subsequently, the smartphone 3 executes a lottery effect setting process (step S21). The details of the lottery effect setting process in step S21 will be described below. FIG. 14 is a flowchart showing details of the lottery effect setting process in step S21.

As shown in FIG. 14, the smartphone 3 sets the number of operations based on the result of the content lottery acquired from the server 2 (step S31). Specifically, the smartphone 3 determines the number of user operations performed until the result of the lottery is displayed according to the rarity of the content selected in the content lottery, and the determined number of times is the operation count setting data D104. Set to. The smartphone 3 sets “1” to the operation count setting data D104 when, for example, the content with the rarity level “1” is selected in the content lottery, and when the content with the rarity level “3” is selected. Sets “3” in the operation count setting data D104.

Subsequent to step S31, the smartphone 3 determines whether or not to execute the predictive effect according to the rarity of the content selected in the content lottery (step S32). For example, the smartphone 3 determines not to perform the predictive presentation when the content with the rarity of “1” or “2” is selected. In addition, the smartphone 3 determines to execute the predictive effect with a probability of 50% when the content with the rarity of “3” or “4” is selected. In addition, the smartphone 3 determines that the predictive effect is executed with a probability of 80% when the content with the rarity of “5” or “6” is selected. When it is determined that the predictive effect is to be executed, the smartphone 3 stores the value indicating that the predictive effect is to be executed, in the predictive flag data D107.

Next, the smartphone 3 sets the mode of the lottery effect (step S33). Specifically, when the content lottery is performed by clearing the predetermined game, the smartphone 3 sets the production mode shown in FIG. 8 as the mode of the lottery production. Further, when the content lottery is performed due to the consumption of the special item, the smartphone 3 sets the production mode shown in FIG. 9 as the mode of the lottery production. When the process of step S33 has been executed, the smartphone 3 ends the process shown in FIG.

Returning to FIG. 13, the smartphone 3 executes the lottery effect process following step S21 (step S22). Here, the lottery effect process of step S22 is a process of executing the lottery effect for displaying the lottery result illustrated in FIG. The details of the lottery effect process in step S22 will be described below. FIG. 15 is a flowchart showing details of the lottery effect process in step S22.

The smartphone 3 starts the lottery effect based on the result of the lottery effect setting process (step S41). For example, when it is determined in step S32 that the indication effect is to be executed, the smartphone 3 executes the indication effect on the lottery effect start screen (FIG. 10A). Further, the smartphone 3 starts executing the lottery effect in the mode determined in step S33.

Next, the smartphone 3 determines whether a user operation has been detected (step S42). Specifically, the smartphone 3 determines whether or not a user operation (specifically, a tap operation) is performed based on the touch position acquired from the touch panel 32. When the user operation is not detected (step S42: NO), the smartphone 3 performs the process of step S42 again.

When the user operation is detected (step S42: YES), the smartphone 3 operates the player character 100 (step S43). This causes the player character 100 to jump and hit the block 101 on the screen of the display unit 33. Next, the smartphone 3 adds "1" to the operation counter D103 stored in the memory (step S44).

Subsequently, the smartphone 3 determines whether the value indicated by the operation counter D103 added in step S42 has reached the value set in the operation number setting data D104 (step S45).

When it is determined that the value indicated by the operation counter D103 has reached the value set in the operation count setting data D104 (step S45: YES), the smartphone 3 displays the lottery result image 110 indicating the lottery result (FIG. 8(i)). (See) is displayed on the display unit 33 (step S46). In step S46, the lottery result image 110 is displayed and a voice (sound effect) is output. For example, an image or a character of the character selected by the content lottery, an image showing the rarity of the selected character, or the like may be displayed. At this time, the higher the rarity of the content is (that is, the lower the lottery probability of the content is), the larger the lottery result image 110 may be displayed. Further, an effect may be applied to the lottery result image 110 according to the rarity of the content. Further, the higher the rarity of the content, the larger the difference in brightness between the background image and the lottery result image 110 showing the content may be. For example, as the rarity of the content is higher, the background image may be displayed darker or the lottery result image 110 may be displayed brighter. Also, different sounds are output depending on the rarity of the content. The higher the rarity of the content, the louder the sound may be output, or the louder the sound may be output. Further, the smartphone 3 may be vibrated while the lottery result image 110 is displayed. In this case, as the rarity of the content is higher, the smartphone 3 may be vibrated more strongly or may be vibrated longer. When the process of step S46 is executed, the smartphone 3 ends the process shown in FIG.

On the other hand, when it is determined that the value indicated by the operation counter D103 has not reached the value set in the operation count setting data D104 (step S45: NO), the smartphone 3 executes the effect for each operation (step S47). .. For example, the smartphone 3 enlarges the block 101, outputs a sound effect, darkens (or brightens) the background screen, changes the BGM, or generates vibration each time a tap operation is performed. To do. In this case, the smartphone 3 may execute the effect each time when a user operation is detected, or only when the user operation is performed a predetermined number of times (for example, the second and fourth times). You may perform the said production|generation. When the process of step S47 is executed, the smartphone 3 executes the process of step S42 again.

Returning to FIG. 13, after the lottery effect processing in step S22, the smartphone 3 transmits a notification indicating that the current lottery result has been displayed on the smartphone 3 to the server 2 (step S23). As a result, the fact that the current lottery result is displayed on the smartphone 3 is recorded in the server 2.

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Next, details of the processing performed in the server 2 will be described. FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing details of the processing performed by the server 2. The processing illustrated in FIG. 16 is performed by the CPU of the server 2 executing the server program D201 (information processing program).

As shown in FIG. 16, the CPU of the server 2 (hereinafter, simply referred to as “server 2”) determines whether or not the notification indicating that the game application has been activated is received from the smartphone 3 (step S51). When the process of step S11 is performed on the smartphone 3, the notification is transmitted to the server 2, and the server 2 receives the notification.

When the notification that the game application has been activated is received from the smartphone 3 (step S51: YES), the server 2 determines whether the smartphone 3 that has transmitted the notification has displayed the result of the previous content lottery. (Step S52). Specifically, the server 2 refers to the lottery result display flag D204 corresponding to the smartphone 3 that has transmitted the notification, and determines whether the smartphone 3 has displayed the lottery result in the previous content lottery. .. When the smartphone 3 performs the previous content lottery and displays the lottery result in the previous content lottery, the server 2 determines “YES” in step S52. In addition, when the smartphone 3 performs the previous content lottery and does not display the lottery result in the previous content lottery, the server 2 determines “NO” in step S52. The server 2 stores the execution history of content lottery for each user (for each smartphone 3) as user data D203. When the server 2 does not have a content lottery execution history corresponding to the smartphone 3 that has transmitted the notification (that is, when the content lottery has not been executed even once in the past based on the request from the smartphone 3), In step S52, "YES" is determined.

When it is determined to be “NO” in step S52, the server 2 issues an instruction to display the result of the previous content lottery on the smartphone 3 and predetermined data (data necessary for executing the game application, items owned by the user, etc.). Data) is transmitted to the smartphone 3 (step S53). On the other hand, when determining “YES” in step S52, the server 2 transmits predetermined data to the smartphone 3 and then executes the process of step S54.

When the process of step S53 is performed, when YES is determined in step S52, or when NO is determined in step S51, the server 2 determines whether or not the result of the predetermined game is received from the smartphone 3. (Step S54). When the result of the predetermined game is transmitted from the smartphone 3 to the server 2 in step S17 of FIG. 13, the server 2 determines “YES” in step S54 and executes the content lottery (step S55). In step S55, a lottery is performed based on the lottery probability illustrated in FIG. Then, the server 2 transmits the result of the content lottery to the smartphone 3 (step S56). In addition, the server 2 updates the user data D203 of the user corresponding to the smartphone 3 that has transmitted the game result. Specifically, the server 2 stores, as the user data D203, the result of the content lottery in step S55 and the data indicating that the user has cleared the predetermined game.

On the other hand, when the result of the predetermined game is not received from the smartphone 3 (step S54: NO), the server 2 determines whether or not the notification that the special item is consumed is received from the smartphone 3 (step S57). ). When the consumption of the special item is transmitted from the smartphone 3 to the server 2 in step S19 of FIG. 13, the server 2 determines “YES” in step S57 and executes the content lottery (step S58). In step S58, a lottery is performed based on the lottery probability illustrated in FIG. Then, the server 2 transmits the result of the content lottery to the smartphone 3 (step S59). The server 2 also updates the user data D203 of the user corresponding to the smartphone 3 that has consumed the special item. Specifically, the server 2 subtracts the special item of the user corresponding to the smartphone 3, and stores the result of the content lottery in step S58 as the user data D203.

If the process of step S56 is executed, the process of step S59 is executed, or if it is determined NO in step S57, the server 2 has received from the smartphone 3 a notification indicating that the lottery result has been displayed. It is determined (step S60). When the notification indicating that the lottery result is displayed is transmitted to the server 2 in step S23 of FIG. 13 and the server 2 receives the notification, the server 2 determines “YES” in step S60. If YES is determined in step S60, the server 2 stores the data indicating that the lottery result is displayed on the smartphone 3 as the lottery result display flag D204 corresponding to the smartphone 3 (step S61).

When the process of step S61 is executed or when it is determined NO in step S60, the server 2 executes the process of step S51 again. This is the end of the description of FIG.

As described above, in the present embodiment, the content lottery for randomly selecting the content to be given to the user from among the plurality of contents is performed based on the user executing the predetermined game (steps S55 and S58). A different number of operations is set according to the result of the content lottery (step S31). When the number of tap operations performed by the user has reached the set number of operations (step S45: YES), the result of the content lottery is displayed (step S46).

In this way, by interposing a user operation corresponding to the lottery result before the lottery result is displayed, the user can be given the impression that the content is acquired by his/her own operation. In addition, since the number of times is set differently according to the lottery result, the user has to perform a plurality of operations before the lottery result is displayed, and it is possible to increase the user's expectation for each operation. Further, the higher the rarity of the content selected by the lottery, the larger the number of user operations performed until the result of the lottery is displayed is set. For this reason, the user has an expectation and anxiety about whether or not the lottery result is displayed when the operation is performed next time, and the interest is improved.

Further, in the present embodiment, the block 101 is enlarged or the background image is darkened every time the user performs an operation, so that the user's expectation until the lottery result is displayed can be increased.

Further, in the present embodiment, in the lottery effect that is performed before the lottery result is displayed, an effect using the player character 100 or the block 101 that has appeared in a predetermined game is performed. Specifically, an operation similar to the operation of the player character 100 hitting the block 101 in a predetermined game is performed in the lottery effect. Therefore, the user can feel as if he/she is playing the game even in the lottery effect. For example, when a lottery is performed by executing a predetermined game, and when an effect that is not directly related to the predetermined game is displayed when displaying the lottery result, the lottery is performed regardless of the predetermined game. Such an impression is given to the user. However, in the present embodiment, since the presentation is performed using the player character 100 and the block 101 that have appeared in a predetermined game, it is possible to present the content given by the lottery to the user while maintaining the world view of the game. ..

Further, in the present embodiment, after the lottery is performed and before the user operation is performed, the indication effect based on the lottery result is performed. It is possible to increase the sense of expectation that a favorable lottery result will be displayed to the user by the indication effect, and to suggest the number of user operations.

(Modification)
Although the present embodiment has been described above, various modifications may be added to other embodiments. For example, the processing illustrated in FIGS. 13 to 16 is merely an example, and the order of the steps may be changed, other steps may be added, or some of the steps may be omitted. In addition, at least a part of the processing illustrated in FIG. 16 may be performed by the smartphone 3, and at least a part of the processing illustrated in FIGS. 13 to 15 may be performed by the server 2. Further, the numerical values used in each processing are merely examples, and other values may be used.

For example, in the above embodiment, the content lottery is executed in the server 2 and the lottery result is transmitted to the smartphone 3. However, in other embodiments, the content lottery may be performed in the smartphone 3.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, the lottery effect setting process is performed in the smartphone 3, but in another embodiment, part or all of the lottery effect setting process may be performed in the server 2.

Further, in the above embodiment, data indicating that the smartphone 3 has displayed the result of the content lottery is stored in the server 2. In another embodiment, data indicating that the smartphone 3 has displayed the result of the content lottery may be stored in the smartphone 3.

In the above embodiment, the number of operations is set according to the rarity of the content selected by the lottery, and the tap operation performed by the user reaches the set number of operations. The result was displayed. In another embodiment, the amount of a predetermined user operation (tap operation, hold operation, slide operation, operation of moving the smartphone 3, operation of inputting a voice or blowing on a microphone, etc.) is made different according to a lottery result. The lottery result may be displayed in response to the setting and the user operation of the set amount. Here, the amount of user operation set according to the lottery result may be the number of taps, the hold time, the slide distance or the slide time, the distance or the time when the smartphone 3 is moved, or the like. The amount of user operation set according to the lottery result may be the touch area (for example, the area of the user's finger touching the touch panel) or the number of multi-touches (touch points). Good. Then, the lottery result may be displayed in response to the operation performed by the user reaching the set amount.

In the above embodiment, the amount of user operation is set according to the rarity of the content selected by the content lottery. In another embodiment, when the number of contents given to the user by the content lottery varies according to the probability, the amount of user operation may be set according to the number of contents given. For example, when a predetermined item is given to the user in the range of 1 to 10 by content lottery, the lottery probability may be set to be lower as the number of given items is increased. In this case, the larger the number of contents to be given, the larger the predetermined amount of user operation required before the result of the lottery is displayed (for example, the number of taps or the slide distance) may be set. Further, in another embodiment, when there is content that is given when the content lottery is performed in a certain specific period, a predetermined user operation is performed according to the limited-time content that is given according to the lottery result. May be set.

In another embodiment, the type of user operation (for example, tap operation, hold operation, flick operation, button operation, etc.) is set according to the lottery result, and the user performs the operation of the set type. The lottery result may be displayed depending on the fact. Further, the lottery result may be displayed when the speed of the user operation satisfies the condition. For example, the lottery result may be displayed when the speed of the tap operation or the button operation (the number of operations per unit time) or the speed of the slide operation satisfies the conditions.

That is, the determination condition regarding the amount, type, speed, etc. of the user operation (the determination condition regarding the user operation) is set according to the lottery result, and the user operation satisfying the set determination condition is performed. The lottery result may be displayed.

Further, in the above embodiment, the lottery probability of each content is fixed regardless of the execution result of the game. In another embodiment, the lottery probability of each content may be changed according to the execution result of the game. For example, when a score is given during or after the execution of a predetermined game, or when the player character 100 acquires an item during the execution of a predetermined game, the more points and the acquired items, the more It may be easy to select content with high rarity.

In another embodiment, the predetermined game is played not only on the smartphone 3 but also on any other information processing device (for example, a game device, a personal computer, a tablet terminal, a wristwatch type terminal, a glasses type terminal, etc.). Alternatively, the user operation may be performed or the lottery result may be displayed. Further, for example, the input device that receives a user operation and the display device that displays the lottery result may be configured by different devices.

Although the present invention has been described above, the above description is merely an example of the present invention, and various improvements and modifications may be added.

1 Game System 2 Server 3 Smartphone 31 Processing Unit 32 Touch Panel 33 Display Unit 100 Player Character 101 Block 102 Terrain Object 105 Ally Character 106 Star Object

Claims (12)

An information processing program executed by a computer of an information processing device, comprising:
A lottery result acquisition means for acquiring a lottery result of a lottery process of randomly selecting at least one content to be given to a user from a plurality of contents based on a predetermined probability.
Operation acquisition means for acquiring the user operation performed by the user,
Display control means for displaying the lottery result on the display unit in response to the user operation being performed,
Game execution means for executing a predetermined game using a player object based on a user operation performed by the user, and
After the predetermined game is played and before the lottery result is displayed on the display unit, a first display effect of operating the player object based on a user operation performed by the user is executed. An information processing program that functions as a first display effect executing unit. Before the lottery result is displayed on the display unit and before the user operation is performed, the computer is further used as a second display effect executing unit that executes a second display effect based on the lottery result. The information processing program according to claim 1, which is caused to function. The game executing means causes the player object to perform a predetermined action in the predetermined game,
The information processing program according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the first display effect executing means causes the player object to perform the predetermined motion in the first display effect. The game executing means causes the player object to perform the predetermined action on another object in the predetermined game,
The information processing program according to claim 3, wherein the first display effect executing means causes the player object to perform the predetermined action on the other object in the first display effect. The said 1st display effect execution means changes the display of the said other object, when the said predetermined action with respect to the said other object is performed by the said player object in the said 1st display effect. Information processing program. The game execution means causes the player object to contact the other object by causing the player object to perform the predetermined action in the predetermined game,
The information according to claim 4 or 5, wherein the first display effect execution means causes the player object to contact the other object by causing the player object to perform the predetermined motion in the first display effect. Processing program. The game executing means causes the player object to perform the predetermined action in response to a first operation by the user in the predetermined game,
7. The information processing system according to claim 3, wherein the first display effect executing means causes the player object to perform the predetermined operation in the first display effect in accordance with the first operation. .. The information processing system according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the game execution means executes the predetermined game by using the content given to the user by the lottery process. The game executing means executes the predetermined game before the lottery process is performed,
The information processing system according to claim 1, wherein the first display effect executing means executes the first display effect after the lottery process is performed. A lottery result acquisition means for acquiring a lottery result of a lottery process of randomly selecting at least any one content to be given to a user from a plurality of contents based on a predetermined probability,
Operation acquisition means for acquiring a user operation performed by the user,
Display control means for displaying the lottery result on a display unit in response to the user operation being performed,
Game execution means for executing a predetermined game using a player object based on a user operation performed by the user,
After the predetermined game is played and before the lottery result is displayed on the display unit, a first display effect of operating the player object based on a user operation performed by the user is executed. An information processing device, comprising: A lottery means for randomly selecting at least any one content to be given to the user from a plurality of contents based on a predetermined probability;
A lottery result acquisition means for acquiring the lottery result of the lottery performed by the lottery means,
Operation acquisition means for acquiring a user operation performed by the user,
Display control means for displaying the lottery result on a display unit in response to the user operation being performed,
Game execution means for executing a predetermined game using a player object based on a user operation performed by the user,
After the predetermined game is played and before the lottery result is displayed on the display unit, a first display effect of operating the player object based on a user operation performed by the user is executed. An information processing system, comprising: An information processing method performed in an information processing system,
A lottery result acquisition step of acquiring a lottery result of a lottery process in which at least any one content to be given to the user is randomly selected from a plurality of contents based on a predetermined probability;
An operation acquisition step of acquiring a user operation performed by the user,
A display control step of displaying the lottery result on a display unit in response to the user operation being performed;
A game execution step of executing a predetermined game using a player object based on a user operation performed by the user,
After the predetermined game is played, and before the lottery result is displayed on the display unit, a first display effect of operating the player object based on a user operation performed by the user is executed. And a first display effect executing step.

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