JP2020130631A - Game system, game control method, and program - Google Patents

Abstract

To reduce complexity in a procedure for a user when playing a plurality of types of games and a processing load of a device.SOLUTION: A game system 1A includes: an assignment section 410 for assigning a game value received from a user to a first game and a second game; a first game control section 411 using a part of a first game value assigned to the first game to progress a first game and increasing/decreasing the first game value C1 according to the progress of the first game; and a second game control part 412 using a part of a second game value assigned to the second game to progress a second game and increasing/decreasing the second game value according to the progress of the second game.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

The present invention relates to a technique for controlling a game.

A game system capable of playing a plurality of types of games has been conventionally proposed. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a game machine in which a user can play any of a plurality of types of games by using game points recorded on an IC card. Specifically, the game machine selects one of (1) card processing for acquiring game points by inserting an IC card into the insertion slot, and (2) a plurality of types of games according to instructions from the user. A game selection process, (3) a game control process for advancing the selected game, and (4) a settlement process according to the result of the game are executed.

Japanese Patent No. 5816766

Under the technique of Patent Document 1, (1) card processing, (2) game selection processing, (3) game control processing, and (4) settlement processing are executed in the above order for each game. Therefore, there is a problem that the procedure of the user who plays a plurality of types of games is complicated and the processing load of the game device is large. In consideration of the above circumstances, a preferred embodiment of the present invention aims to reduce the complexity of the user's procedure and the processing load of the device when playing a plurality of types of games.

In order to solve the above problems, the game system according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention is assigned to the first game and the allocation unit that allocates the game value received from the user to the first game and the second game. A first game control unit that advances the first game using a part of the first game value and increases or decreases the first game value according to the progress of the first game, and is assigned to the second game. It also includes a second game control unit that advances the second game using a part of the second game value and increases or decreases the second game value according to the progress of the second game.

In the game control method according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the game value received from the user is assigned to the first game and the second game, and a part of the first game value assigned to the first game is used. The first game control process for advancing the first game and increasing or decreasing the first game value according to the progress of the first game, and a part of the second game value assigned to the second game are used. The second game is advanced, and the second game control process for increasing or decreasing the second game value according to the progress of the second game is executed.

The program according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention allocates game value received from a user to one or more processors included in a game system to a first game and a second game, and allocates the game value to the first game. The first game control process in which the first game is advanced using a part of the obtained first game value, and the first game value is increased or decreased according to the progress of the first game, and the second game A part of the assigned second game value is used to advance the second game, and a second game control process for increasing or decreasing the second game value according to the progress of the second game is executed.

It is a top view of the game system which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a block diagram which illustrates the functional structure of a game system. It is a schematic diagram of the image of the first game. It is a schematic diagram of the image of the second game. It is a flowchart which illustrates the specific procedure of the operation which a control device performs. It is a flowchart which illustrates the specific procedure of the operation which a control device performs. It is a flowchart which illustrates the specific procedure of the transfer process. It is a schematic diagram of an image for a user to select a relocation direction. It is a schematic diagram of an image for a user to specify a transfer amount. It is a schematic diagram of the image displayed on the display device. It is a block diagram which illustrates the structure of the game system in 3rd Embodiment. It is a block diagram which illustrates the structure of the game system in 4th Embodiment. It is a block diagram which illustrates the structure of the game apparatus in 4th Embodiment.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The embodiments described below include various technically suitable limitations. The scope of the present invention is not limited to the forms exemplified below.

[First Embodiment]
FIG. 1 is a plan view illustrating the configuration of the game system 1A according to the first embodiment. The game system 1A is installed in, for example, an entertainment facility such as a game center or a casino, or a commercial facility such as a shopping center. The game system 1A used in the casino is also called a gaming machine.

As illustrated in FIG. 1, the game system 1A of the first embodiment includes a lottery mechanism 10 and a plurality of stations 30. The lottery mechanism 10 is configured to be substantially circular in a plan view from the vertical direction, and is used for a physical lottery using the lottery body B. The lottery body B is a three-dimensional object such as a sphere. The plurality of stations 30 are arranged in the circumferential direction so as to surround the lottery mechanism 10. A plurality of users (that is, players) play a game in parallel using each of the plurality of stations 30.

The lottery mechanism 10 includes a physical lottery unit 11, a lottery field 12, and an input mechanism 13. The physical lottery unit 11 is a disk-shaped structure (roulette) rotatably supported. N (for example, 25) lottery holes H are formed in the physical lottery section 11 at equal intervals along the circumferential direction. Each of the N lottery holes H is a pocket into which the lottery body B can enter. Different numbers are assigned to each of the N lottery holes H. As illustrated in FIG. 1, a number assigned to the lottery hole H is indicated in the vicinity of each lottery hole H. The physical lottery unit 11 of the first embodiment rotates by being driven by a drive mechanism (not shown) such as a motor. It is not necessary to rotate the physical lottery unit 11.

The lottery field 12 is an annular plate-shaped member that surrounds the physical lottery portion 11 in a plan view from the vertical direction. The surface of the lottery field 12 is an inclined surface that descends from the outer peripheral edge to the inner peripheral edge (that is, the physical lottery section 11 side). The throwing mechanism 13 is installed near the outer peripheral edge of the lottery field 12, and the lottery body B is sequentially thrown onto the surface of the lottery field 12. The lottery body B thrown in by the throwing mechanism 13 gradually approaches the physical lottery section 11 while rolling on the surface of the lottery field 12, and finally any of the N lottery holes H of the physical lottery section 11. Enter the lottery. The number corresponding to the lottery hole H into which the lottery body B has entered is the result of the lottery. That is, the physical lottery using the lottery mechanism 10 is an operation of randomly selecting any one of the N numbers corresponding to the different lottery holes H.

Each of the plurality of stations 30 is a unit used by the user to play a game. As illustrated in FIG. 1, each station 30 includes a reception mechanism 31, a payout mechanism 32, a display device 33, and an operation device 34.

The reception mechanism 31 is a mechanism for receiving a value medium from a user. The value medium is a tangible medium for the user to play the game, for example, a token coin (medal), a coin (money) or a ticket. The reception mechanism 31 includes, for example, a reception port into which the value medium is input and a supply path for transporting the value medium. The input of the value medium is also translated into the consumption or use of the value medium.

When the user plays the game, a quantity of value media corresponding to the result of the play is given to the user as a reward. The payout mechanism 32 is a mechanism for paying out the value medium to the user. Specifically, the payout mechanism 32 includes a payout port for discharging the value medium and a discharge path for transporting the value medium to the payout port. The value medium input to the reception mechanism 31 and the value medium paid out from the payout mechanism 32 may be of the same type or different types. For example, a predetermined amount of token coins (that is, a value medium of the same type) may be paid out from the payout mechanism 32 according to the result of the user playing the game by inserting the token coins into the reception mechanism 31, or exchanged for a prize, for example. A possible ticket (ie, a heterogeneous value medium) may be paid out from the payout mechanism 32.

The display device 33 displays various images. For example, a flat plate type display panel such as a liquid crystal display panel or an organic EL (ElectroLuminescence) display panel is used as the display device 33. For example, an image showing the progress of the game is displayed on the display device 33. The operation device 34 receives an operation by the user. The operation device 34 of the first embodiment is a touch panel that is integrally configured with the display surface of the display device 33 and detects contact by the user. However, the operator operated by the user may be used as the operation device 34.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of the game system 1A according to the first embodiment. As illustrated in FIG. 2, the game system 1A of the first embodiment is a computer system including a control device 41 and a storage device 42 in addition to the above-mentioned lottery mechanism 10 and a plurality of stations 30. The control device 41 is, for example, a single or a plurality of processors that control each element of the game system 1A. Specifically, for example, one or more types of processors such as CPU (Central Processing Unit), GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), DSP (Digital Signal Processor), FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array), or ASIC (Application Apecific Integrated Circuit). Therefore, the control device 41 is configured.

The storage device 42 stores a program executed by the control device 41 and various data used by the control device 41. For example, image data representing an image displayed by the display device 33 is stored in the storage device 42. For example, a known recording medium such as a semiconductor recording medium and a magnetic recording medium, or a combination of a plurality of types of recording media is arbitrarily adopted as the storage device 42.

As illustrated in FIG. 2, the control device 41 executes a program stored in the storage device 42 to provide a plurality of elements (allocation unit 410, first game control unit 411) for providing a game to the user. , 2nd game control unit 421, display control unit 413, payout control unit 414).

The user can play the first game and the second game by using the game value corresponding to the value medium input to the reception mechanism 31. The game value is the value (that is, credit) required for the user to play the game. The first game and the second game are separate video games that proceed independently of each other. That is, the progress of one of the first game and the second game (for example, the result of the game) does not affect the progress of the other.

The allocation unit 410 allocates the game value received from the user to the first game and the second game. Specifically, the allocation unit 410 sets, for example, a game value of a quantity obtained by multiplying the quantity of the value medium input by the user into the reception mechanism 31 by a predetermined conversion rate α, and sets the game value as the first game and the first game. Allocate to 2 games. For example, the allocation unit 410 sets a part of the game value received from the user as the first game value C1 for the first game, and sets the other part of the game value as the second game value for the second game. Set as C2. As will be described later, the allocation unit 410 of the first embodiment initially allocates all of the game value received from the user to the first game, and allocates a part or all of the first game value C1 to the second game. The first game value C1 is used for playing the first game, and the second game value C2 is used for playing the second game. The storage device 42 stores the first game value C1 and the second game value C2.

The first game control unit 411 controls the progress of the first game. The second game control unit 412 controls the progress of the second game. The first game and the second game proceed individually for each station 30. At each station 30, the first game and the second game proceed in parallel. The display control unit 413 causes the display device 33 of each station 30 to display various images. For example, the display control unit 413 causes the display device 33 to display an image showing the progress of each of the first game and the second game.

The first game is a game that progresses according to the result of the physical lottery by the lottery mechanism 10. For example, the first game is a bingo game that progresses according to the lottery hole H into which the lottery bodies B sequentially put into the lottery field 12 have entered. The first game control unit 411 advances the first game according to the number corresponding to the lottery hole H into which the lottery body B has entered among the N lottery holes H.

FIG. 3 is a schematic view of an image G1 (an example of the first image) that the display control unit 413 displays on the display device 33 for the first game. The image G1 is an image showing the progress of the first game. Specifically, the image G1 includes the first game value C1 and the game card P. The game card P is a bingo card in which N numbers are arranged in a matrix of 5 rows vertically and 5 columns horizontally. By appropriately operating the operation device 34, the user specifies the quantity (hereinafter referred to as "first usage amount") to be used (for example, bet) in the first game of the first game value C1. The first usage amount is a part or all of the first game value C1.

The first game control unit 411 inputs a plurality of lottery bodies B in sequence by controlling the input mechanism 13. The first game control unit 411 sequentially changes the number corresponding to the lottery hole H into which the lottery body B has entered out of the N lottery holes H to the valid state, and sequentially changes the number to an arbitrary one row (for example, vertical 1) in the game card P. It is determined that the winning (bingo) is established when all the numbers in the row, one horizontal row or one diagonal row) are changed to the valid state. When the winning is established in the first game, the first game control unit 411 adds a numerical value obtained by multiplying the first usage amount by a predetermined multiplication factor (odds) to the first game value C1 as a reward for the user. If the winning is not established, the addition to the first game value C1 is not executed. The first game is not limited to the types of games (bingo games) exemplified above.

The second game is a game that progresses regardless of the result of the physical lottery by the lottery mechanism 10. For example, the second game is a slot game (specifically, a video slot) in which winning / non-winning is determined according to a combination of a plurality of stochastically selected symbols. The second game control unit 412 advances the second game regardless of the result of the physical lottery by the lottery mechanism 10.

Before the start of the physical lottery using the lottery mechanism 10, a predetermined length of time is secured for waiting for the designation (that is, bet) of the first usage amount by a plurality of users. Further, it takes a considerable amount of time from the time when the lottery body 13 throws the lottery body B until the lottery body B enters the lottery hole H. As described above, in the process of progressing the first game, it is assumed that each user waits. A preferred example of the second game is an auxiliary game played by the user during the period of waiting for the progress of the first game.

Under the situation where the game system for the first game is widely used, it is assumed that the game device for the second game is promoted. If the game system 1A of the first embodiment is constructed by introducing the second game into the existing game system for the first game, an opportunity to play the second game using the existing equipment widely spread. Can be given to a large number of users. Since the second game is recognized by a large number of users by securing the opportunity to play the second game as described above, there is also an advantage that the spread of the game device for the second game is promoted.

FIG. 4 is a schematic view of an image G2 (example of the second image) that the display control unit 413 displays on the display device 33 for the second game. The image G2 is an image showing the progress of the second game. Specifically, the image G2 includes a second game value C2 and a plurality of rotating bodies (reels) R. The first game value C1 in the image G1 is continuously displayed in the image G2 as well. A plurality of patterns (numbers in the example of FIG. 4) are arranged on the outer peripheral surface of each of the plurality of rotating bodies R. By appropriately operating the operation device 34, the user specifies the quantity of the second game value C2 to be used (for example, bet) in the second game (hereinafter referred to as "second usage amount"). The second usage amount is a part or all of the second game value C2.

The second game control unit 412 rotates a plurality of rotating bodies R in parallel, and sequentially stops each rotating body R at a specific time point. The second game control unit 412 determines that the winning has been established when all the rotating bodies R are stopped and the symbols of the rotating bodies R are a predetermined combination (for example, a combination of the same symbols). When the winning is established in the second game, the second game control unit 412 adds a numerical value obtained by multiplying the second usage amount by a predetermined magnification to the second game value C2 as a reward for the user. If the winning is not established, the addition to the second game value C2 is not executed. The second game is not limited to the types of games (video slots) exemplified above.

As described above, the first game control unit 411 advances the first game by using a part of the first game value C1 (that is, the first usage amount) assigned to the first game, and advances the first game. The first game value C1 is increased or decreased according to the progress of the game. The second game control unit 412 advances the second game using a part of the second game value C2 assigned to the second game (that is, the second usage amount), and depending on the progress status of the second game. The second game value C2 is increased or decreased. The first game is a game in which a plurality of users proceed in parallel according to the result of a physical lottery using the common lottery mechanism 10, and the second game progresses independently for each user (that is, use). It may be expressed as a game in which the results of the game do not correlate between the players.

The payout control unit 414 of FIG. 2 pays out a quantity of value media corresponding to the first game value C1 and the second game value C2 from the payout mechanism 32. Specifically, a quantity of value media corresponding to the total of the first game value C1 and the second game value C2 is discharged from the payout mechanism 32. The payout of the value medium is executed when the user instructs the payout by operating the operation device 34.

5 and 6 are flowcharts illustrating a specific procedure of processing executed by the control device 41 of the first embodiment. The processes of FIGS. 5 and 6 are executed in parallel for each of the plurality of stations 30.

When the process of FIG. 5 is started, the allocation unit 410 determines whether or not the value medium has been input to the reception mechanism 31 (Sa1). When the value medium is input (Sa1: YES), the allocation unit 410 allocates a quantity of game value corresponding to the input amount of the value medium to the first game as the first game value C1 (Sa2). The first game control unit 411 advances the first game (Sa3). Specifically, the first game control unit 411 advances the first game by using a part or all of the first game value C1, and sets the first game value C1 according to the progress of the first game. Increase or decrease. Step Sa3 is an example of the “first game control process”.

As illustrated in FIG. 3, an operation image Q1 (second game) is arranged in the image G1 of the first game. The operation image Q1 is an image for the user to instruct the progress of the second game. The control device 41 determines whether or not the user has operated the operation image Q1 (Sa4). When the operation image Q1 is not operated (Sa4: NO), the control device 41 shifts the process to step Sa1. That is, the allocation of the first game value C1 by the allocation unit 410 (Sa1, Sa2) and the control of the progress of the first game by the first game control unit 411 (Sa3) are repeated.

When the operation image Q1 is operated (Sa4: YES), the display control unit 413 causes the display device 33 to display the image G2 of the second game (Sa5). As illustrated in FIG. 4, an operation image Q2 (transfer) is arranged in the image G2. The operation image Q2 is an image for the user to instruct the transfer of the game value between the first game and the second game.

The control device 41 determines whether or not the user has operated the operation image Q2 (Sa6). When the operation image Q2 is operated (Sa6: YES), the allocation unit 410 executes a process of transferring the game value from one of the first game and the second game (hereinafter referred to as “transfer process”) (Sa7). ). If the operation image Q2 is not operated (Sa6: NO), the transfer process Sa7 is not executed.

When the second game value C2 is 0 at the time when the operation image Q1 is operated (Sa4: YES), the transfer process Sa7 may be started without the operation for the operation image Q2 as a condition. That is, the display of the image G2 (Sa5) and the determination of the operation for the operation image Q2 (Sa6) are omitted. The case where the second game value C2 is 0 means that the user starts the second game for the first time after starting the game, or the second game value C2 assigned in the past is the progress of the second game. This is the case when the result is reduced to 0.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating a specific procedure of the transfer process Sa7. When the transfer process Sa7 is started, the display control unit 413 displays the image G3 of FIG. 8 on the display device 33 (Sa71). The image G3 is an image for the user to instruct the direction of transfer of the game value (hereinafter referred to as "transfer direction"). The user operates the image G3 with the operation device 34 in the first direction in which the game value is transferred from the first game to the second game and the second direction in which the game value is transferred from the second game to the first game. You can select either. The allocation unit 410 accepts the selection of the transfer direction from the user (Sa72).

When the selection of the transfer direction is accepted, the display control unit 413 displays the image G4 of FIG. 9 on the display device 33 (Sa73). The image G4 is an image for the user to instruct the quantity (hereinafter referred to as “transfer amount”) X of the game value transferred between the first game and the second game. By operating the image G4 with the operation device 34, the user can instruct an arbitrary transfer amount X with the quantity of the game value of the transfer source as the upper limit value. The allocation unit 410 receives an instruction of the transfer amount X from the user (Sa74). The order of selecting the transfer direction (Sa71, Sa72) and instructing the transfer amount X (Sa73, Sa74) may be reversed.

The allocation unit 410 determines whether or not the user has selected the first direction (Sa75). When the user selects the first direction (Sa75: YES), the allocation unit 410 executes the first process (Sa76). The first process is a process of transferring the game value of the transfer amount X from the first game to the second game. That is, a part or all of the first game value C1 is transferred to the second game value C2. Specifically, the allocation unit 410 subtracts the transfer amount X from the first game value C1 and adds the transfer amount X to the second game value C2. That is, the allocation unit 410 allocates a part or all (transfer amount X) of the first game value C1 to the second game.

On the other hand, when the user selects the second direction (Sa75: NO), the allocation unit 410 executes the second process (Sa77). The second process is a process of transferring the game value of the transfer amount X from the second game to the first game. That is, a part or all of the second game value C2 is transferred to the first game value C1. Specifically, the allocation unit 410 subtracts the transfer amount X from the second game value C2 and adds the transfer amount X to the first game value C1. That is, the allocation unit 410 allocates a part or all (transfer amount X) of the second game value C2 to the first game.

As understood from the above description, the selection of the transfer direction by the user (Sa72) corresponds to selecting either the first process or the second process. That is, the allocation unit 410 executes the process instructed by the user among the first process and the second process. Further, step Sa2, the first process (Sa76), and the second process (Sa77) are examples of "allocation process".

As illustrated in FIG. 5, when the transfer process Sa7 is executed, or when the operation image Q2 is not operated (Sa6: NO), the second game control unit 412 advances the second game (Sa8). Specifically, the second game control unit 412 advances the second game by using a part or all of the second game value C2, and sets the second game value C2 according to the progress of the second game. Increase or decrease. Step Sa8 is an example of the “second game control process”.

A user who has played the first game or the second game proceeding in the above procedure can instruct the payout of the value medium by operating the operation device 34. As illustrated in FIG. 6, the control device 41 determines whether or not the payout of the value medium is instructed by the user (Sa9). When the payout is instructed by the user (Sa9: YES), the payout control unit 414 pays out a quantity of value media corresponding to the first game value C1 and the second game value C2 from the payout mechanism 32 (Sa10, Sa11). Specifically, the payout control unit 414 calculates the payout amount Y by multiplying the total value of the first game value C1 and the second game value C2 by the conversion rate β (Sa10). The conversion rate β from the game value to the value medium is, for example, the reciprocal of the conversion rate α from the value medium to the game value. The payout control unit 414 discharges the value medium of the payout amount Y from the payout mechanism 32 (Sa11). If the withdrawal of the value medium is not instructed (Sa9: NO), the withdrawal of the value medium is not executed. The conversion rate α and the conversion rate β are set to arbitrary numerical values. It should be noted that, of course, when the conversion rate α and the conversion rate β are numerical values other than 1, for example, when the conversion rate α and the conversion rate β are 1, the concept of “conversion” between the value medium and the game value is used. Included.

As illustrated in FIG. 4, the operation image Q3 is arranged in the image G2 of the second game. The operation image Q3 is an image for the user to instruct the interruption of the second game. As illustrated in FIG. 6, the control device 41 determines whether or not the user has operated the operation image Q3 (Sa12). The operation on the operation image Q3 corresponds to an instruction for deactivating (reducing or erasing) the display of the second game, and is an example of a “predetermined instruction”. When the operation image Q3 is operated (Sa12: YES), the display control unit 413 determines whether or not there is a remaining amount in the second game value C2 (Sa13). That is, it is determined whether or not the second game value C2 is a numerical value exceeding 0.

When there is no remaining amount in the second game value C2 (Sa13: NO), the display control unit 413 erases the image G2 of the second game by controlling the display device 33 (Sa14). After erasing the image G2, the display of the image G1 of the first game is resumed. On the other hand, when there is a remaining amount in the second game value C2 (Sa13: YES), the display control unit 413 reduces and displays the image G2 of the second game by controlling the display device 33 (Sa15). Specifically, as illustrated in FIG. 10, the display control unit 413 replaces the image G2 with an image G2a obtained by reducing the image G2 (hereinafter referred to as “reduced image”) into the image G1 of the first game. It is superimposed and displayed on the display device 33. Specifically, the reduced image G2a is arranged at a position of the image G1 that does not overlap with the game card P. The reduced image G2a is an image in which each element is reduced while maintaining the arrangement of all the elements in the image G2, or an image reduced by omitting or simplifying some elements of the image G2. The reduced image G2a illustrated in FIG. 10 includes a plurality of rotating bodies R and a second game value C2, similarly to the image G2 before reduction.

In the configuration in which the image G2 is erased by the operation of the operation image Q3 even when the second game value C2 has a remaining amount, for example, by being absorbed in the play of the first game after erasing the image G2, the second game value There is a possibility that the user forgets the remaining C2. In the first embodiment, when the second game value C2 has a remaining amount, the display of the reduced image G2a corresponding to the image G2 of the second game is maintained, so that the remaining second game value C2 is used. It is possible to reduce the possibility that a person will forget. On the other hand, if there is no remaining amount in the second game value C2, the image G2 of the second game is deleted. Therefore, the user who finishes the second game after using all of the second game value C2 is the first. It is possible to concentrate on playing one game.

When the above processing is executed, the control device 41 shifts the processing to step Sa1 of FIG. As understood from the above description, the control device 41 transfers the game value between the first game and the second game in response to an instruction from the user, and parallels the first game and the second game. To proceed to.

As illustrated above, in the first embodiment, the game value received from the user is assigned to the first game and the second game. Then, the first game value C1 increases or decreases according to the progress of the first game using a part of the first game value C1, and the first game value C1 is increased or decreased according to the progress of the second game using a part of the second game value C2. 2 Game value C2 increases or decreases. Therefore, in the first embodiment, it is not necessary to execute the complicated procedure disclosed in Patent Document 1 for each game. That is, according to the first embodiment, there is an advantage that the complexity of the procedure of the user and the processing load of the apparatus can be reduced.

It should be noted that a configuration in which the game value is not distinguished between the first game and the second game (hereinafter referred to as "inverse proportion") is assumed. In inverse proportion, for example, when a user tries to play a second game following a first game, the game value may be reduced more than expected due to the play of the first game, and as a result, the second game may not be sufficiently played. There is sex. In contrast to the inverse proportion, in the first embodiment, when the game value received from the user is assigned to the first game and the second game, and one of the first game value C1 and the second game value C2 increases or decreases. But the other is maintained. That is, the game value required to sufficiently play each of the first game and the second game is secured separately for each game. Therefore, even if the game value is excessively reduced by playing one of the first game and the second game, the possibility that the game value available for the other game is insufficient is reduced.

[Second Embodiment]
A second embodiment will be described. For the elements having the same functions as those of the first embodiment in each of the following examples, the reference numerals used in the description of the first embodiment will be diverted and detailed description of each will be omitted as appropriate.

The second game control unit 412 of the first embodiment advances the second game in response to an instruction from the user. The second game control unit 412 of the second embodiment advances the second game in either the first operation mode or the second operation mode. The user selects either the first operation mode or the second operation mode by operating the operation device 34. The second game control unit 412 advances the second game in the operation mode selected by the user.

The first operation mode is an operation mode (manual mode) in which the second game is advanced in response to an instruction from the user, as in the first embodiment. That is, in the first operation mode, the second game control unit 412 instructs the user to perform one game (hereinafter referred to as "unit game") for determining winning by rotating and stopping a plurality of rotating bodies R. Start according to. The second usage amount applied to the unit game is individually set for each unit game according to an instruction from the user.

On the other hand, the second operation mode is an operation mode (automatic mode) in which the second game progresses without requiring an instruction from the user. For example, in the second operation mode, the second game control unit 412 repeats the unit game at a predetermined cycle. That is, the unit game is started without requiring an instruction from the user. The second usage amount applied to each unit game is set to, for example, a numerical value instructed in advance by the user or a predetermined numerical value. That is, in the second operation mode, the user cannot specify an individual second usage amount for each unit game.

When the operation image Q3 of FIG. 4 is operated while the first operation mode is selected, the image G2 is replaced with the reduced image G2a on condition that the second game value C2 remains, and the progress of the second game is stopped. .. On the other hand, when the operation image Q3 is operated with the second operation mode selected, the progress of the second game continues even after the image G2 is replaced with the reduced image G2a on condition that the second game value C2 remains. Will be continued. The reduced image G2a, like the image G2, changes from moment to moment as the second game progresses. Therefore, the user can play the first game while checking the image G1 and can check the current status of the second game while checking the reduced image G2a.

In the second embodiment, the same effect as in the first embodiment is realized. Further, in the second embodiment, the second game proceeds in the second operation mode without requiring an instruction from the user. Therefore, the user can proceed with the second game without instructing the progress of the second game. That is, according to the second embodiment, the above-mentioned effect that the complexity of the user's procedure can be reduced is remarkable.

In the above description, the second game control unit 412 advances the second game in either the first operation mode or the second operation mode, but the first game control unit 411 advances the first operation mode and the second operation mode. The first game may be advanced by any of the operation modes. That is, the first game control unit 411 may advance the first game without requiring an instruction from the user.

[Third Embodiment]
FIG. 11 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of the game system 1B according to the third embodiment. As illustrated in FIG. 11, the game system 1B of the third embodiment includes a first game device 51 and a second game device 52. The first game device 51 and the second game device 52 can communicate with each other. For example, the first game device 51 and the second game device 52 are directly connected to each other via a communication line, and communicate with each other without going through a communication network such as the Internet. The first game device 51 and the second game device 52 may communicate with each other via the communication network.

The first game device 51 is a terminal device used for playing the first game. The first game device 51 has the same configuration as the game system 1A of the first embodiment. However, the second game control unit 412 that controls the progress of the second game is not mounted on the first game device 51. The second game device 52 is a terminal device used for playing the second game, and includes a second game control unit 412. The user plays the first game using the first game device 51, and plays the second game using the second game device 52. As understood from the above description, the game system 1B of the third embodiment uses the game system 1A of the first embodiment as the first game device 51 for the first game and the second game device 52 for the second game. It is a distributed configuration. The second game device 52 is installed near each station 30 of the first game device 51, for example. Therefore, the user can play the second game by using the second game device 52 while playing the first game by using the station 30 of the first game device 51.

The allocation unit 410 sets a first game value C1 used by the first game device 51 for the first game and a second game value C2 used by the second game device 52 for the second game. That is, as in the first embodiment, the game value received from the user is assigned to the first game and the second game. Further, as in the first embodiment, the allocation unit 410 transfers the game value from one of the first game and the second game to the other. Although the allocation unit 410 is installed in the first game device 51 in FIG. 11, the allocation unit 410 may be installed in the second game device 52.

As understood from the above description, the same effect as that of the first embodiment is realized in the third embodiment. The configuration of the second embodiment may be adopted in the third embodiment.

[Fourth Embodiment]
FIG. 12 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of the game system 1C according to the fourth embodiment. As illustrated in FIG. 12, the game system 1C of the fourth embodiment includes a game system 1A and a game device 60. The game system 1A has the same configuration as that of the first embodiment. That is, the game system 1A includes a first game control unit 411 for advancing the first game and a second game control unit 412 for advancing the second game.

The game device 60 is a terminal device used for playing the second game. While the game system 1A is also used for playing the first game and the second game, the game device 60 is dedicated to playing the second game. The game device 60 can communicate with the game system 1A. For example, the game device 60 is directly connected to the game system 1A via a communication line. However, the game device 60 and the game system 1A may communicate with each other via a communication network such as the Internet.

FIG. 13 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of the game device 60. As illustrated in FIG. 13, the game device 60 includes a control device 61, a storage device 62, a display device 63, and an operation device 64. The control device 61 is, for example, a single or a plurality of processors that control each element of the game device 60. Specifically, the control device 61 is composed of one or more types of processors such as a CPU, GPU, DSP, or FPGA.

The storage device 62 stores a program executed by the control device 61 and various data used by the control device 61. For example, image data representing an image displayed by the display device 63 is stored in the storage device 62. For example, a known recording medium such as a semiconductor recording medium and a magnetic recording medium, or a combination of a plurality of types of recording media is arbitrarily adopted as the storage device 62.

The display device 63 displays various images. For example, a flat plate type display panel such as a liquid crystal display panel or an organic EL display panel is used as the display device 63. For example, an image showing the progress of the second game is displayed on the display device 63. The operation device 64 receives an operation by the user. For example, a touch panel for detecting contact by the user or an operator operated by the user is used as the operation device 64.

As illustrated in FIG. 13, the control device 61 executes a program stored in the storage device 62 to provide a plurality of elements (second game control unit 611, display) for providing a second game to the user. It functions as a control unit 612, a payout control unit 613, and a reward management unit 614).

The second game control unit 611 controls the progress of the second game in the same manner as the second game control unit 412 of the game system 1A. Specifically, the second game control unit 611 advances the second game by using the second usage amount of the game value corresponding to the value medium input to the game device 60. The second usage amount is specified by the user, for example, by operating the operation device 64. The display control unit 612 causes the display device 63 to display the image G2 showing the progress of the second game. The second game of the game system 1A and the second game of the game device 60 proceed independently of each other. The payout control unit 613 controls the payout of the value medium by the payout mechanism (not shown).

The reward management unit 614 manages rewards for playing the second game. Specifically, the reward management unit 614 determines the amount of reward (hereinafter referred to as "special winning") given to the winner when a special winning (hereinafter referred to as "special winning") is established in the second game in the game system 1A or the game device 60. (Hereinafter referred to as "special reward amount") Z is managed.

The second game control unit 412 of the game system 1A notifies the game device 60 of the second usage amount of the game value used in each unit game of the second game. The reward management unit 614 adds a numerical value corresponding to the second usage amount notified from the game system 1A (for example, a numerical value obtained by multiplying the second usage amount by a predetermined coefficient) to the special reward amount Z. Further, the reward management unit 614 adds a numerical value corresponding to the second usage amount designated in the second game in the game device 60 to the special reward amount Z. As understood from the above explanation, for the second game played by the game system 1A in parallel with the first game and the second game played by the game device 60, the special reward amount Z is calculated for each unit game. A cumulatively increasing progressive jackpot is realized.

In the second game in the game system 1A or the game device 60, a special winning (so-called jackpot) is established with a very low probability. A value medium with a special reward amount Z is given to the user who has established the special winning. For example, when a special winning is established in the second game of the game system 1A, the reward management unit 614 instructs the payout control unit 414 of the game system 1A to pay out the value medium having the special reward amount Z. The payout control unit 414 discharges the value medium of the special reward amount Z from the payout mechanism 32 in response to an instruction from the reward management unit 614. On the other hand, when the special winning is established in the second game of the game device 60, the reward management unit 614 instructs the payout control unit 613 to pay out the value medium of the special reward amount Z. The payout control unit 613 discharges the value medium of the special reward amount Z from the payout mechanism in response to an instruction from the reward management unit 614.

In the fourth embodiment, since the special reward amount Z is cumulatively increased according to the play of the second game in the game system 1A and the play of the second game in the game device 60, either the game device 60 or the game system 1A Even when playing the second game in the above, it is possible to give the user a feeling of expectation for the acquisition of the special reward amount Z and provide a sufficient interest.

In the above description, the configuration in which the reward management unit 614 is installed in the game device 60 is illustrated, but the reward management unit 614 may be installed in a management device separate from the game system 1A and the game device 60. Further, the second game control unit 611 of the fourth embodiment advances the second game in either the first operation mode or the second operation mode, similarly to the second game control unit 412 of the second embodiment. May be good.

[Modification example]
Each of the above illustrated forms can be transformed in various ways. Specific modifications that can be applied to each of the above-described forms are illustrated below. Two or more embodiments arbitrarily selected from the following examples may be merged to the extent that they do not contradict each other.

(1) In each of the above-described forms, the configuration in which the game value received from the user is initially assigned to the first game and the allocated game value is transferred from the first game to the second game after the fact is illustrated. , The method of allocating the game value to the first game and the second game is not limited to the above examples. For example, the game value received from the user may be initially assigned to the second game, and the allocated game value may be transferred from the second game to the first game after the fact. Further, for example, the game value received from the user may be divided into a first game value C1 and a second game value C2 from the beginning and assigned to each game.

(2) In each of the above-described forms, a configuration in which the game value is transferred in both directions between the first game and the second game is illustrated, but a configuration in which the game value is transferred in only one direction is also assumed. For example, only the transfer of the game value from the first game to the second game may be allowed, or only the transfer of the game value from the second game to the first game may be allowed.

(3) The conversion rate α and the conversion rate β between the game value and the value medium may be different between the first game and the second game. For example, the quantity of the first game value C1 is calculated by multiplying the quantity of the value medium by the conversion rate α1, and the second game value is calculated by multiplying the quantity of the conversion rate α2, which is different from the conversion rate α1, by the quantity of the value medium. The quantity of C2 may be calculated. The payout control unit 414 determines the value obtained by multiplying the first game value C1 by the conversion rate β1 (β1 = 1 / α1) and the conversion rate β2 (β2 = 1 / α2) different from the conversion rate β1 as the second game value. The total value of C2 multiplied by the value is calculated as the payout amount Y.

(4) In each of the above-described forms, the game value is received by inserting a value medium such as a token coin, but the game is played by inserting points (hereinafter referred to as "game points") in which a value exchangeable for the game value is set. You may accept the value. Typical examples of game points are credits or other types of points, which are recorded on a recording medium such as an IC card. In the configuration for accepting input of game points, for example, a read circuit for reading game points from a recording medium and a writing circuit for adding a payout amount Y to game points on a recording medium are used as a reception mechanism 31 and a payout mechanism 32. To. The value medium or game point to be received by the reception mechanism 31 or paid out by the payout mechanism 32 is comprehensively expressed as "value".

(5) The relationship between each of the first game control unit 411 and the second game control unit 412 and the allocation unit 410 is arbitrary. For example, in each of the above-described embodiments, the case where the allocation unit 410 is common to the first game and the second game is illustrated, but the allocation unit 410 is under the control of the first game control unit 411 or the second game control unit 412. It is also assumed that the configuration or the allocation unit 410 is a part of the first game control unit 411 or the second game control unit 412. Further, the allocation unit 410 may be composed of an element for allocating the game value to the first game and an element for allocating the game value to the second game. For example, an element for allocating the game value to the first game is realized by the first game control unit 411, an element for allocating the game value to the second game is realized by the second game control unit 412, and the elements cooperate with each other. Is assumed.

(6) In each of the above-described embodiments, the game system 1 (1A, 1B, 1C) configured as a single device is illustrated, but the game system 1 is configured by a plurality of devices configured separately from each other. May be good. Further, a part of the functions of the game system 1 may be realized by a server device capable of communicating with the game system 1.

(7) In each of the above-described modes, the operation image Q2 (transfer) for instructing the transfer of the game value is arranged in the image G2 of the second game, but the operation image Q2 is arranged in the image G1 of the first game. May be good. That is, the operation image Q2 is arranged on at least one of the image G1 and the image G2. According to the configuration in which the operation image Q2 is arranged in the image G1 of the first game, the game value can be transferred between the first game and the second game without transitioning from the first game to the second game.

(8) As described above, the function of the game system 1 according to each of the above-described modes is realized by the cooperation between the processing circuit such as the control device 41 and the program. Further, the function of the game device 60 in the fourth embodiment is realized by the cooperation between the processing circuit such as the control device 61 and the program. The program according to each of the above forms can be provided in a form stored in a computer-readable recording medium and installed in the computer. The recording medium is, for example, a non-transitory recording medium, and an optical recording medium (optical disc) such as a CD-ROM is a good example, but a known arbitrary such as a semiconductor recording medium or a magnetic recording medium. Recording media in the format of are also included. The non-transient recording medium includes any recording medium except for a transient propagation signal (transitory, propagating signal), and a volatile recording medium is not excluded. Further, in the configuration in which the distribution device distributes the program via the communication network, the storage device that stores the program in the distribution device corresponds to the above-mentioned non-transient recording medium.

[Additional Notes]
From the above description, for example, a preferred embodiment of the present invention can be grasped as follows. In addition, in order to facilitate understanding of each aspect, the reference numerals of the drawings are shown in parentheses below for convenience, but the present invention is not intended to be limited to the illustrated aspects.

[Appendix 1]
The game system (1A, 1B) according to the preferred embodiment (Appendix 1) of the present invention includes an allocation unit (410) that allocates the game value received from the user to the first game and the second game, and the first game. A first game control unit that advances the first game using a part of the assigned first game value (C1) and increases or decreases the first game value (C1) according to the progress of the first game. (411) and a part of the second game value (C2) assigned to the second game are used to advance the second game, and the second game value (C2) is advanced according to the progress of the second game. It includes a second game control unit (412) that increases or decreases C2).

In the above aspect, the game value received from the user is assigned to the first game and the second game, and the first game value (1st game value) is assigned according to the progress of the first game using a part of the first game value (C1). C1) increases or decreases, and the second game value (C2) increases or decreases according to the progress of the second game using a part of the second game value (C2). According to the above configuration, since it is not necessary to individually execute the complicated procedure disclosed in Patent Document 1 for each of the first game and the second game, the complexity of the procedure of the user and the processing load of the device are reduced. There is an advantage that it can be reduced.

"Game value" means the value required for a user to play a game. A typical example of "game value" is credit.

The "game value received from the user" means the game value set according to the movement of the user. For example, the quantity of game value corresponding to the value medium input by the user or the quantity of game value corresponding to the game points recorded on the recording medium is a specific example of the "game value received from the user". .. Typical examples of value media are token coins (medals), coins (money) or tickets. Also, typical examples of gaming points recorded on a recording medium are credits or any other type of points.

The ratio (conversion rate) of the amount of game value to the unit amount of value medium or game points is arbitrary. The conversion rate may be the same or different between the first game and the second game.

"Assigning the game value to the first game and the second game" means that a part of the game value received from the user is set as the first game value (C1) for the first game, and the other part is set. It means that it is set as the second game value (C2) for the second game. For example, a process of initially allocating all of the game value received from the user to one of the first game and the second game and transferring a part of the game value to the other of the first game and the second game is performed. This is a specific example of the allocation of the game value by the allocation unit (410). In addition, the process of dividing the game value received from the user into the first game value (C1) and the second game value (C2) (that is, distributing the game value to the first game and the second game) is also allocated. It is included in the concept of allocation of game value by part (410). That is, it is not always necessary to initially allocate all of the game value received from the user to one of the first game and the second game.

It is not always necessary to allocate all of the "game value received from the user" to the first game and the second game. For example, it is assumed that a part of the game value received from the user is allocated to the first game and the second game. In addition, when there is a third game separate from the first game and the second game, a part or all of the game value received from the user is allocated to the first game, the second game, and the third game. You may.

The relationship between the first game and the second game is arbitrary. For example, the first game and the second game are in a relationship of progressing independently of each other. That is, the progress of one of the first game and the second game does not affect the progress of the other. However, the progress of the first game and the progress of the second game may be correlated with each other. Further, the temporal relationship between the first game and the second game is also arbitrary. For example, the first game and the second game proceed in parallel with each other. That is, at least a part of the period in which the first game progresses and the period in which the second game progresses overlap on the time axis. However, the first game and the second game may be executed in sequence. That is, the other may be started after the end of one of the first game and the second game.

The "allocation unit (410)" is controlled by, for example, one of the first game control unit (411) and the second game control unit (412). However, the allocation unit (410) may be realized as an element independent of the first game control unit (411) and the second game control unit (412), or the element that allocates the game value to the first game and the second. A set of elements that allocate game value to the game may be realized as an "allocation unit (410)".

The "game system (1A, 1B)" may be composed of a single game device or a set of a plurality of game devices.

[Appendix 2]
In a preferred embodiment of Appendix 1 (Appendix 2), the allocation unit (410) can transfer the game value from one of the first game and the second game to the other. According to the above aspect, by transferring the game value from one of the first game and the second game to the other, it is possible to use it for the transfer destination game. The transfer amount of the game value may be either a fixed value or a variable value. In addition, both the configuration in which the game value is transferred in both directions between the first game and the second game and the configuration in which the game value is transferred in only one direction between the first game and the second game are added 2. Is included in.

[Appendix 3]
In a preferred embodiment of Appendix 1 (Appendix 3), the allocation unit (410) has a first process (Sa76) for transferring the game value from the first game to the second game, and the second game to the second game. The second process (Sa77) of transferring the game value to one game can be executed. According to the above aspect, the game value can be used in the second game by transferring the game value from the first game to the second game, and the first game can be used by transferring the game value from the second game to the first game. It can be used for games. The transfer amount of the game value may be either a fixed value or a variable value.

[Appendix 4]
In a preferred embodiment of Appendix 3 (Appendix 4), the allocation unit (410) executes the process instructed by the user among the first process (Sa76) and the second process (Sa77). According to the above aspect, the user can instruct the direction of transfer of the game value between the first game and the second game.

[Appendix 5]
In a preferred embodiment of Appendix 3 or Appendix 4 (Appendix 5), the allocation unit (410) determines the amount of transfer of the game value between the first game and the second game according to an instruction from the user. Set. According to the above aspect, the user can instruct the amount of transfer of the game value between the first game and the second game.

[Appendix 6]
In any of the preferred embodiments of Appendix 1 to Appendix 5 (Appendix 6), the allocation unit (410) allocates the game value received from the user to the first game, and the game assigned to the first game. Transfer some or all of the value to the second game.

[Appendix 7]
In any of the preferred embodiments of Appendix 1 to Appendix 6 (Appendix 7), the payout mechanism (32) pays out the value of the quantity corresponding to the first game value (C1) and the second game value (C2). It is provided with a payout control unit (414).

The payout control unit (414) typically pays out a quantity value corresponding to the sum of the first game value (C1) and the second game value (C2) by the payout mechanism (32). A typical example of the "value" paid out by the payout mechanism (32) is the above-mentioned value medium or game point. It should be noted that a quantity of value media corresponding to the total value of the first game value (C1) multiplied by a predetermined conversion rate and the second game value (C2) multiplied by a predetermined conversion rate is paid out. It may be paid out from the mechanism (32).

[Appendix 8]
In any preferred embodiment (Appendix 8) of Appendix 1 to Appendix 7, the second game control unit (412) advances the second game in parallel with the first game.

[Appendix 9]
In any of the preferred embodiments of Appendix 1 to Appendix 8 (Appendix 9), one of the first game control unit (411) and the second game control unit (412) does not require an instruction from the user. To advance the game. According to the above configuration, it is possible for the user to proceed with the game without being overly aware of the situation of the first game or the second game.

[Appendix 10]
In any of the preferred embodiments (Appendix 10) of Appendix 1 to Appendix 9, a first image (G1) showing the progress of the first game and a second image (G1) showing the progress of the second game (Attachment 10). A display control unit (413) for displaying G2) on the display device (33) is provided, and the display control unit (413) has the second game value (the second game value (413) when a predetermined instruction is given by the user. When there is a remaining amount in C2), the second image (G2) is reduced and displayed, and when there is no remaining amount in the second game value (C2), the second image (G2) is erased. According to the above configuration, when the second game value (C2) has a remaining amount, the second image (G2) is displayed in a reduced size, so that the user forgets the remaining second game value (C2). The possibility can be reduced.

The "predetermined instruction" is, for example, an instruction for deactivating (reducing or erasing) the display of the second game. Further, "reduced display" is a case where all the elements of the second image (G2) are maintained and reduced, and a part of the elements of the second image (G2) is omitted or simplified before being reduced. Including cases.

[Appendix 11]
In the game control method according to the preferred embodiment (Appendix 11) of the present invention, the game value received from the user is assigned to the first game and the second game, and the first game value (C1) assigned to the first game. The first game control process (Sa3) in which the first game is advanced using a part of the above, and the first game value (C1) is increased or decreased according to the progress of the first game, and the second game A second game control process in which the second game is advanced using a part of the assigned second game value (C2), and the second game value (C2) is increased or decreased according to the progress of the second game. Execute (Sa8).

[Appendix 12]
In the program according to the preferred embodiment (Appendix 12) of the present invention, the game value received from the user is applied to one or more processors (41) included in the game system (1A, 1B) in the first game and the second game. The first game is advanced using the allocation processing (Sa2, Sa76, Sa77) allocated to the first game and a part of the first game value (C1) allocated to the first game, and the first game is advanced. The second game is played by using a first game control process (Sa3) that increases or decreases the first game value (C1) according to the situation and a part of the second game value (C2) assigned to the second game. The game is advanced, and a second game control process (Sa8) that increases or decreases the second game value (C2) according to the progress of the second game is executed.

1A, 1B, 1C ... Game system, 10 ... Lottery mechanism, 11 ... Physical lottery department, 12 ... Lottery field, 13 ... Input mechanism, B ... Lottery body, H ... Lottery hole, 30 ... Station, 31 ... Reception mechanism, 32 ... payout mechanism, 33, 63 ... display device, 34, 64 ... operation device, 41, 61 ... control device, 42, 62 ... storage device, 410 ... allocation unit, 411 ... first game control unit, 421, 611 ... 2 game control unit, 413, 612 ... display control unit, 414, 613 ... payout control unit, 51 ... first game device, 52 ... second game device, 60 ... game device, 614 ... reward management unit.

Claims (12)

An allocation unit that allocates the game value received from the user to the first game and the second game,
With a first game control unit that advances the first game using a part of the first game value assigned to the first game and increases or decreases the first game value according to the progress of the first game. ,
With a second game control unit that advances the second game using a part of the second game value assigned to the second game and increases or decreases the second game value according to the progress of the second game. A game system equipped with. The game system according to claim 1, wherein the allocation unit can transfer the game value from one of the first game and the second game to the other. The allocation unit can execute a first process of transferring the game value from the first game to the second game, and a second process of transferring the game value from the second game to the first game. The game system of claim 1. The game system according to claim 3, wherein the allocation unit executes the process instructed by the user among the first process and the second process. The game system according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the allocation unit sets the transfer amount of the game value between the first game and the second game according to an instruction from the user. The allocation unit allocates the game value received from the user to the first game, and transfers a part or all of the game value assigned to the first game to the second game. Claims 1 to 5. Any of the game systems. The game system according to any one of claims 1 to 6, further comprising a payout control unit that pays out a quantity value corresponding to the first game value and the second game value from the payout mechanism. The game system according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the second game control unit advances the second game in parallel with the first game. The game system according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein one of the first game control unit and the second game control unit advances the game without requiring an instruction from the user. A display control unit for displaying a first image showing the progress of the first game and a second image showing the progress of the second game on a display device is provided.
When a predetermined instruction is given by the user, the display control unit reduces and displays the second image when the second game value has a remaining amount, and when the second game value has no remaining amount, the display control unit reduces the display. The game system according to any one of claims 1 to 9, which erases the second image. Allocate the game value received from the user to the first game and the second game,
A first game control process in which a part of the first game value assigned to the first game is used to advance the first game, and the first game value is increased or decreased according to the progress of the first game. , A second game control process in which a part of the second game value assigned to the second game is used to advance the second game, and the second game value is increased or decreased according to the progress of the second game. A game control method realized by a computer system that executes and. For one or more processors in the game system
Allocation processing that allocates the game value received from the user to the first game and the second game,
With the first game control process in which the first game is advanced using a part of the first game value assigned to the first game, and the first game value is increased or decreased according to the progress of the first game. ,
A second game control process in which the second game is advanced using a part of the second game value assigned to the second game, and the second game value is increased or decreased according to the progress of the second game. A program that executes.

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