JP2022045452A - Game program and game system - Google Patents

Abstract

To make it possible to make it easy to create a template exerting an effect desired by a user in a game in which a template stipulating setting of a game medium can be created.SOLUTION: A game program makes a computer function as: setting means for executing setting of a game medium to be used for a match on the basis of user operation before starting the match; storage means for recording replay data for replaying moving images displayed on a display unit during the match in a storage unit for each match; selection means for selecting, from a plurality of pieces of the replay data stored in the storage unit, at least one piece of the replay data on the basis of user operation to an operation unit; and template creation means for creating a template stipulating setting of the game medium, on the basis of the selected replay data. The setting means can execute setting of the game medium including the setting of the game medium stipulated by the template before starting the match.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 5

Description

The present invention relates to game programs and game systems.

In some battle games, the user sets the selection and arrangement of the game medium to be used in the battle before starting the battle. For example, there is known a village-building strategy game in which a user creates his own village or attacks a village created by another user. In this kind of game, before your village is attacked by other users, you can place facilities, characters, etc. in your village as a virtual space to effectively make your village effective against attacks from other users. Be prepared to defend. Further, a card battle game in which a card as a game medium that can be used is selected from a deck is known. In this type of game, the user builds a deck by selecting multiple cards he or she wants to use in the match from among the multiple cards he or she owns before the match begins.

In such a battle game, the user can create a template that defines the setting of the game medium in order to reduce the trouble of selecting and arranging the game medium before the battle. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses that a user can create a template that defines a type of facility and an arrangement of facilities in a game in which a user arranges various facilities in a game space to create a city.

Patent No. 5525096

This type of template is often created with a specific aim, for example, to exert a predetermined effect on a certain type of attack by another user. However, at the stage of creating a template, it is difficult for the user to judge whether the template will have the desired effect in actual use, so the user actually uses the created template and the template is as intended. I had no choice but to confirm that it was effective. For this reason, it took a lot of time to create a template that exerts the effect desired by the user.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a game program and a game system that realizes a game in which it is easy to create a template that exhibits a user's desired effect in a game in which a template that defines the setting of a game medium can be created. ..

In order to solve the above problems, the first invention is a game system having a display unit, a storage unit, an operation unit operated and input by a user, and a computer, and the game is executed by the computer to play a battle game. A game program to be realized, which is a setting means for executing setting of a game medium to be used for the battle based on a user's operation on the operation unit before starting the battle, during the battle. A recording means for recording replay data for replaying a moving image displayed on the display unit in the storage unit for each match, and a plurality of replay data recorded in the storage unit of a user for the operation unit. It is made to function as a selection means for selecting at least one replay data based on an operation and a template creation means for creating a template defining the settings of the game medium based on the replay data selected by the selection means. The setting means is a game program capable of executing the setting of the game medium including the setting of the game medium defined by the template before starting the match.

According to the first invention, the user can see the replayed match, determine the validity of the game medium setting in the match, and then create a template that defines the game medium setting from the replay data. .. Therefore, it is easy to create a template that exerts the effect desired by the user.

Further, in the first invention, the computer is further functioned as a virtual space generation means for generating a virtual space, and the setting means arranges the game medium in the virtual space based on the user's operation on the operation unit. However, the template creating means may create a template that defines the arrangement position of the game medium based on the selected replay data. This can be applied to, for example, a village-building-type competitive strategy game in which a user creates his own village or attacks a village created by another user.

Further, in the first invention, the battle game is a card battle game using a card as a game medium owned by the user, and the setting means is an operation of the user with respect to the operation unit before starting the battle. A plurality of game media to be used for the battle are selected from the plurality of game media owned based on the above, and the template creation means is a plurality of game media to be used for the battle based on the selected replay data. You may create a template that defines the selection of game media. This allows, for example, a user to create a deck template in a card battle game from replay data.

Further, in the first invention, the setting means executes the setting of a plurality of game media to be used for the battle, and the user can use the plurality of game media in the battle corresponding to the selected replay data. If a game medium that is not owned by the player is included, the template creation means may not perform the creation of a template based on the selected replay data. This allows you to determine if you can create a template that is a complete copy of the settings used in the replayed match.

Further, in the first invention, the setting means executes the setting of a plurality of game media to be used for the battle, and the user uses the plurality of game media in the battle corresponding to the selected replay data. When a game medium that is not owned by the user is included, the template creation means obtains a template that defines the setting of the game medium owned by the user among the plurality of game media based on the selected replay data. You may create it. This makes it possible to create a template that extracts a part of the plurality of game media used for the replayed match even if the user does not own all of them.

Further, in the first invention, the battle game is a battle game using a game medium owned by the user, and the user owns the plurality of game media in the battle corresponding to the selected replay data. When a non-owned medium that is not a game medium is included, the template creation means is a game medium that has a predetermined relationship with the non-owned medium and is owned by the user based on the selected replay data. The predetermined relationship is that the parameters of the predetermined types of the non-owned medium and the game medium are in the same or close relationship with each other, and the parameters of the predetermined type are the same. , Occupation, Attribute, Status, Rarity may be included. This makes it possible to create a template that defines settings that are close to the settings used for the replayed match.

Further, in the first invention, the battle game is a battle game using a game medium owned by the user, and the user owns the plurality of game media in the battle corresponding to the selected replay data. When a non-owned medium that is a non-owned game medium is included, the template creation means may guide the user to obtain the non-owned medium. This makes it easy to create a template that defines the same settings used for the replayed match.

Further, in the first invention, the replay data includes operation input data generated by a user's operation on the operation unit during the battle, and the template creating means is based on the operation input data, and the game medium. You may get information about the settings of. This makes it possible to create a template from replay data with a small amount of data.

Alternatively, in the first invention, the replay data is moving image data, and the template creating means relates to the setting of the game medium by recognizing an image of a moving image displayed on the display unit based on the moving image data. Information may be obtained. As a result, in a game in which video data is stored as replay data, a template can be created from the replay data.

In the first invention, the selection means selects a plurality of replay data from a plurality of replay data recorded in the storage unit based on the user's operation on the operation unit, and the template creation means selects. One template may be created from the plurality of replay data. This allows you to create a template that defines settings that are closer to the settings used for the replayed match.

The second invention is a game system including a program storage unit that stores any of the above game programs and a computer that executes a program stored in the program storage unit.

The program storage unit that stores the game program is a readable / writable or readable storage device or storage medium built in or external to the device included in the game system, and for example, a hard disk, a flash memory, an optical disk, or the like is used. be able to. The program stored in the program storage unit may be executed in a device to which the program storage unit is directly connected, or may be downloaded in a device connected to the program storage unit via a network (for example, the Internet). May be executed.

According to the present invention, it is possible to easily create a template that exhibits the effect desired by the user, which is a game that can create a template that defines the setting of the game medium.

It is a block diagram which shows the game system which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the battle screen of the game explained in 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the setting screen of the game explained in 1st Embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of a battle execution process. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of the template creation process. It is a figure which shows an example of the replay list screen of the game explained in 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the replay screen of the game explained in 1st Embodiment. It is an example of the battle screen of the game described in the second embodiment. It is a schematic diagram for demonstrating the example of making a deck using replay data. It is another schematic diagram for demonstrating the example of making a deck using replay data.

<First Embodiment>
[Overview of the game system]
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a game system 1 according to the first embodiment. As shown in FIG. 1, the game system 1 includes a server device 2 and a plurality of game devices 3. The server device 2 is a device managed by a game operator or the like realized by the game system 1. The plurality of game devices 3 are devices that are operated and input by a plurality of users. For example, the game device 3 is a mobile terminal device such as a multifunctional mobile phone (smartphone), and in the game system 1, a mobile game is played by the server device 2 and the game device 3 communicating with each other through a network 4. To realize.

FIG. 2 is an example of the battle screen D1 of the game described in the first embodiment. The game described in this embodiment is a competitive strategy game in which each user creates his or her own fortress B1 in the virtual space S and attacks another user's fortress B1 to achieve a predetermined goal. .. The battle screen D1 of FIG. 2 shows a scene in which another user attacks the fortress B1 of one user arranged in the virtual space S.

In this game, in one battle, one of the two users who play against each other is the attacking side, and the other is the defending side. Specifically, a battle is started when a user launches an attack on another user, and the user who launches the attack becomes the defending user who protects the fortress B1 of his own team, and the other user attacks the fortress B1 of the defending user. Become the attacking user to attack. The attacking user attacks the defending user's fortress B1, and a predetermined target (for example, the destruction rate of the fortress B1 exceeds the predetermined value, the target object located in the center of the fortress B1 is destroyed, etc.) is achieved. When the attacking user wins, and when the target is not achieved, the defending user wins.

In this game, each user sets his or her fortress B1 in advance before the battle. The fortress B1 of each user includes a plurality of game media B2 (hereinafter referred to as "defense medium B2"). For example, the defense medium B2 is an object that can be placed in the virtual space S such as a building, a fence block, a cannon, a bow, a character, a trap, and an item. Each user owns various types of defense medium B2. The number and types of defense media B2 owned by each user differ depending on the progress of each user's game. Each user can create a fortress B1 by arranging his own defense medium B2 in the virtual space S.

In addition, each user owns various types of game media C (hereinafter referred to as "attack medium C") for attacking another user's fortress B1. The attack medium C is an object that can be placed in the virtual space S such as a character, a tank, a fighter, and an item. In the battle, the attacking user freely arranges the attack medium C owned by the attacking medium C in a predetermined placeable range (for example, the area outside the fortress B1) in the virtual space S, and the fortress B1 of the defending user is placed. Attack.

Fortress B1 may or may not be easily attacked by the attacking user, depending on the placement and type of defense medium B2. In other words, how to set the fortress B1 before the match greatly affects the outcome of the match. Users can advance the game to their advantage by making their fortress B1 as strong as possible against attacks from other users.

[Hardware configuration of server device]
The hardware configuration of the server device 2 will be described with reference to FIG.

The server device 2 manages the game data of each game device 3 (account). Further, the server device 2 communicates with each game device 3 at a predetermined timing, and advances the game played by the user on each game device 3.

The server device 2 includes a control unit 20. The control unit 20 controls the operation of the server device 2. The control unit 20 includes a processor such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit). The storage unit 21 and the communication I / F unit 22 are connected to the control unit 20 via the bus 20a, respectively.

The storage unit 21 is, for example, an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) which is a large-capacity recording medium, a ROM (Read Only Memory) which is a semiconductor memory such as a mask ROM or a PROM, and a RAM (Random Access Memory) including a DRAM or a SRAM. )including. The storage unit 21 stores game data for realizing the game. The game data includes a game program. The game data includes user data 21a and replay data 21c. Details of the user data 21a and the replay data 21c will be described later.

The communication I / F unit 22 is an interface for connecting the server device 2 to a communication network 4 such as the Internet or a LAN. The server device 2 transmits / receives data to / from the game device 3 via the communication I / F unit 22.

[Hardware configuration of game equipment]
Next, the hardware configuration of the game device 3 will be described. The game device 3 communicates with the server device 2 at all times or at predetermined intervals while the user is logged in to the game. The game device 3 advances the game in response to an operation input by the user.

The game device 3 includes a control unit 30. The control unit 30 controls the operation of the game device 3. The control unit 30 includes a processor such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit). A touch screen 31, a storage unit 32, an acoustic output unit 33, and a communication I / F unit 34 are connected to the control unit 30 via a bus 30a, respectively.

The touch screen 31 accepts an operation for playing a game by a user and displays a game image. That is, the touch screen 31 functions as an input device (operation unit) for inputting operation information corresponding to the user's operation to the control unit 30, and a display device (display) for displaying a game image or the like under the control of the control unit 30. It also functions as a part).

The storage unit 32 includes, for example, an HDD which is a large-capacity recording medium, a ROM which is a semiconductor memory such as a mask ROM or a PROM, and a RAM including a DRAM or an SRAM. The storage unit 32 stores game data downloaded from the outside via the communication network 4 or the like. The game data includes a game program. Further, the game data includes template data 32a. The details of the template data 32a will be described later.

The sound output unit 33 is a device that outputs game sound according to the progress of the game under the control of the control unit 30.

The communication I / F unit 34 is an interface for connecting the game device 3 to a communication network 4 such as the Internet or a LAN. The game device 3 transmits / receives data to / from another game device 3 and to / from the server device 2 via the communication I / F unit 34.

[Functional configuration of server device]
FIG. 1 shows the functional configuration of the control unit 20 of the server device 2. The control unit 20 of the server device 2 functions as a data management means 41 and a recording means 42 by executing the game program stored in the storage unit 21.

The data management means 41 manages the data received from the game device 3 and the data transmitted to the game device 3. The data management means 41 manages the data stored in the storage unit 21 of the server device 2, such as the user data 21a and the replay data 21c.

The user data 21a is a user account (user ID) for identifying a user and data associated with the user account (user ID). The data associated with the user ID includes save data indicating the progress state of the game that the user has progressed in the past. For example, the user data 21a includes data related to a battle history showing the number of wins and losses in a user's past battle, data related to game media B2 and C owned by the user, and the like. Note that the user owns the game medium means that the information indicating that the user owns the game medium is stored in association with the user ID of the user.

For example, the user data 21a includes the setting data 21b. The setting data 21b is data related to the setting of the fortress B1 determined by the user as the fortress B1 to be used for the battle. More specifically, the setting data 21b is data indicating which type of defense medium B2 is placed at which position in the virtual space S, and the type of the defense medium B2 and the defense medium B2 in the virtual space S are displayed. It is the data stored in association with the placed position.

The replay data 21c is data for replaying a moving image displayed as a battle screen D1 of each user's game device 3. The replay data 21c is recorded by the recording means 42.

The recording means 42 records the replay data 21c for replaying the moving image displayed on the touch screen 31 of the game device 3 during the battle in the storage unit 21 for each battle. In this embodiment, the replay data 21c does not include the moving image data itself. The replay data 21c is data that makes it possible to create video data for replaying immediately before replaying the video.

Specifically, the replay data 21c includes data regarding the setting of the fortress B1 of the defending user used in the battle and operation input data generated by the operation of the attacking user with respect to the touch screen 31 during the battle. The data regarding the setting of the fortress B1 of the defending user used in the battle is the data stored in association with the type of the defense medium B2 and the position where the defense medium B2 is arranged in the virtual space S. The operation input data generated by the operation of the attacking user on the touch screen 31 during the battle is the elapsed time from the start of the battle, the type of the attack medium C, and the position where the attack medium C is arranged in the virtual space S. It is the data stored in association with. In addition to these, the replay data 21c may include various parameters of each game medium, each user to be played against, and parameters related to the battle (for example, a score and funds of each user).

[Functional configuration of game equipment]
Further, FIG. 1 shows a functional configuration of the control unit 30 of the game device 3. The control unit 30 of the game device 3 functions as a virtual space generation means 51, a setting means 52, a battle execution means 53, a selection means 55, and a template creation means 54 by executing a game program stored in the storage unit 32. do.

The virtual space generation means 51 generates the virtual space S. The virtual space S may be a three-dimensional space or a two-dimensional space. In the battle of this game, at least one fortress B1 is placed in the virtual space S.

Before starting the battle, the setting means 52 is the fortress B1 of 1 used for the battle based on the user's operation on the touch screen 31 (more specifically, the fortress to be attacked when an attack is launched by another user). Perform the settings in B1).

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the game setting screen D2 described in the first embodiment. The setting screen D2 is a game screen for setting the fortress B1 used for the battle. The setting means 52 causes the setting screen D2 to be displayed on the touch screen 31 based on the user's operation on the touch screen 31. The user can set his own fortress B1 through the setting screen D2 displayed on the touch screen 31. In this example, the setting screen D2 includes a new creation button E1, a layout change button E2, a template selection button E3, and a setting content display area E4.

The user can set his own fortress B1 by selecting and executing the new creation button E1, the arrangement change button E2, and the template selection button E3 on the setting screen D2.

The setting of the fortress B1 by the setting means 52 includes setting the newly created fortress B1 as the fortress B1 used for the battle. For example, the user can arrange the defense medium B2 in the virtual space S to create a new fortress B1 by operating the touch screen 31 to select and execute the new creation button E1. The type and number of defense media B2 that can be used by the user to create fortress B1 is limited to the defense media B2 owned by the user. The setting means 52 sets the newly created fortress B1 as the fortress B1 used for the battle based on the user's operation on the touch screen 31.

Setting the fortress B1 by the setting means 52 includes changing a part or all of the fortress B1 that has already been set to be used for the battle. For example, the user may change the placement or type of part or all of the defense medium B2 contained in the currently set fortress B1 by manipulating the touch screen 31 to select and execute the reposition button E2. can. The setting means 52 sets the fortress B1 after the arrangement change as the fortress B1 used for the battle based on the user's operation on the touch screen 31.

In this game, the user can save one or more fortresses that can be selected as the fortress B1 used for the battle as a template. Then, the setting of the fortress B1 by the setting means 52 includes setting the fortress B1 saved as a template as the fortress B1 used for the battle. That is, the setting means 52 selects one template from one or more saved templates based on the user's operation on the touch screen 31 before starting the battle, and the fortress B1 defined by the selected template. Can be set as the fortress B1 used for the battle. The template is created by the template creating means 54. The details of creating the template will be described later.

In the setting content display area E4, the content of the fortress B1 being set as the fortress B1 used for the battle is displayed. The fortress B1 currently being set is a fortress that is the target of attacks from other users. The setting content display area E4 includes an appearance display column E5 and a game medium list column E6. In the appearance display column E5, a schematic view of the fortress B1 currently being set as a plan view is displayed so that the user can visually recognize the appearance of the fortress B1 currently being set as the fortress B1 used for the battle. In the game medium list column E6, a list of defense media B2 included in the currently set fortress B1 is displayed.

After executing the setting of the fortress B1 of 1 used for the battle, the setting means 52 generates the setting data 21b related to the setting and stores it in the storage unit 32. Further, the setting means 52 transmits the generated setting data 21b to the server device 2. When the server device 2 receives the setting data 21b, the data management means 41 associates the received setting data 21b with the user ID and stores it in the storage unit 21.

Returning to FIG. 1, the battle execution means 53 advances the battle between the users. Specifically, the battle execution means 53 selects another user to play against based on the user's operation input to the game device 3. When the battle starts, the battle execution means 53 arranges the attack medium C in the virtual space S in which the fortress B1 of another user is arranged based on the user's operation input to the game device 3, and the fortress B1 of the other user. To attack. When the battle is completed, the battle execution means 53 transmits the battle result information from the game device 3 to the server device 2.

The template creating means 54 creates a template of the fortress B1 that can be used for the battle, and stores it in the storage unit 32 as the template data 32a. The template data 32a is data indicating which type of defense medium B2 is placed at which position in the virtual space S. For example, the template can be obtained by executing the newly created fortress B1 on the setting screen D2 to change the layout of the newly created fortress B1 or by executing the layout change button E2 on the setting screen D2 to change the layout of the already created fortress. The created fortress B1 is saved so that the user can set it as the fortress B1 to be used for the battle at any time later. In this game, the number of template data 32a, that is, the number of templates that can be stored in the storage unit 32 by each user is limited to a predetermined upper limit. The template creating means 54 does not have to store the template data 32a in the storage unit 32 of the game device 3. For example, the template data 32a is transmitted to the server device 2 and stored in the storage unit 21 of the server device 2 as a part of the user data 21a. You may.

In this embodiment, the template can be created from the replay data 21c of the past battle in order to reduce the trouble of selecting and arranging the defense medium B2 before the battle, in addition to the template created from scratch by the user. ing. The template creation means 54 and the selection means 55 execute a template creation process for creating a template from the replay data 21c.

[Competition execution process]
Before explaining the template creation process, the process until the replay data 21c is recorded in the storage unit 21 of the server device 2 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a flow of processing from selection of an opponent to recording of replay data 21c (hereinafter referred to as “competition execution processing”).

In the battle execution process, first, another user to play against, that is, an opponent is selected. Specifically, the battle execution means 53 transmits a user list request from the game device 3 to the server device 2 based on the user's operation input to the touch screen 31 (step S101). When the server device 2 receives the user list request, the data management means 41 transmits the user list information to the game device 3 that has sent the user list request (step S201). When the game device 3 receives the user list information, the battle execution means 53 displays the user list on the touch screen 31 based on the received user list information (step S102).

The user list is a list of other users that can be selected as opponents. In other words, the user list is a list showing other users that the user can attack or their fortress B1. In this game, the user list includes all other users who have stored the setting data 21b in the server device 2 regardless of whether or not another user is logged in to the game. However, the user list may include only other users who are logged in to the game.

When one opponent is selected from the user list, the battle with the selected opponent is started. That is, when the opponent is selected by the user's operation input to the touch screen 31, the battle execution means 53 transmits the user selection information indicating the selected opponent from the game device 3 to the server device 2 (step S103). ). When the server device 2 receives the user selection information, the data management means 41 transmits the user setting data 21b corresponding to the user selection information to the game device 3 to which the user selection information has been transmitted (step S202).

When the game device 3 receives the setting data 21b, the battle executing means 53 starts the battle based on the received setting data 21b (step S104). Specifically, the virtual space generation means 51 generates a virtual space S in which the fortress B1 of the opponent (that is, another user on the defense side) is arranged based on the received setting data 21b. Then, the battle execution means 53 arranges the attack medium C in the virtual space S in which the fortress B1 of the opponent is arranged based on the operation input of the user (that is, the attacking user) to the game device 3, and the opponent's fortress B1 is arranged. Attack fortress B1. In this way, in this game, even when the opponent's game device 3 is offline (even when the opponent is not logged in to the game), as long as the setting data 21b is stored in the server device 2, the other It is possible to attack the user's fortress B1.

When the battle is completed, the battle execution means 53 transmits the battle result information from the game device 3 to the server device 2 (step S105). The battle result information includes, for example, information indicating whether or not the fortress B1 has been successfully destroyed, and information regarding the reward obtained from the battle by the attacking user. In addition, the match result information includes replay data 21c, which is data for replaying the video displayed on the touch screen 31 during the match.

When the server device 2 receives the battle result information, the data management means 41 updates the user data 21a (for example, the battle history) stored in the storage unit 21 based on the battle result information (step S203). Further, the recording means 42 records the replay data 21c included in the battle result information in the storage unit 21 (step S204). It should be noted that the replay data 21c does not need to be sent from the game device 3 to the server device 2 after the battle is completed, and may be divided into a plurality of times during the battle and sent from the game device 3 to the server device 2 at predetermined time intervals, for example. ..

[Template creation process]
Next, the flow of the template creation process for creating a template from the replay data 21c will be described with reference to FIG.

In the template creation process, first, the replay data 21c of 1 to be replayed is selected from the plurality of replay data 21c recorded in the storage unit 21 of the server device 2. Specifically, the selection means 55 transmits a replay list request from the game device 3 to the server device 2 based on the user's operation input to the touch screen 31 (step S111). When the server device 2 receives the replaylist request, the data management means 41 transmits the replaylist information to the game device 3 that has sent the replaylist request (step S211). When the game device 3 receives the replay list information, the selection means 55 displays the replay list on the touch screen 31 based on the received replay list information (step S112).

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of the replay list screen D3 displayed on the game device 3 (specifically, the touch screen 31). A replay list is a list of replayable matches. In other words, the replay list is a list of replay data 21c that can be replayed. The replay list includes not only your past matches but also matches between other users. The replay list also includes information such as the level of the user who played in each match.

When one match is selected from the replay list, the replay of the selected match is started. That is, the selection means 55 selects one battle to be replayed (that is, replay data 21c) from the plurality of battles included in the replay list based on the user's operation on the touch screen 31. In other words, the selection means 55 selects 1 replay data 21c from the plurality of replay data 21c recorded in the storage unit 21 of the server device 2 based on the user's operation on the touch screen 31.

When the replay data 21c of 1 is selected, the selection means 55 transmits the replay selection information indicating the selected replay data 21c from the game device 3 to the server device 2 (step S113). When the server device 2 receives the replay selection information, the data management means 41 transmits the replay data 21c corresponding to the replay selection information to the game device 3 to which the replay selection information has been transmitted (step S212).

When the game device 3 receives the replay data 21c, the selection means 55 starts the replay of the match corresponding to the replay data 21c based on the received replay data 21c (step S114).

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of the replay screen D4 displayed on the game device 3 (specifically, the touch screen 31). During or after the replay, the user can save the settings of the fortress B1 used in the replayed match as a template. In this example, the replay screen D4 includes the template creation button F. For example, the user can operate the touch screen 31 to select and execute the template creation button F to create a template for the defending user's fortress B1 in the match.

Specifically, the template creating means 54 determines whether or not the user's operation input for creating the template has been input to the touch screen 31 (step S115). For example, the template creation means 54 determines whether or not the template creation button F in the replay screen D4 has been selected and executed. The template creation button F may be included in the replay list screen D3 instead of the replay screen D4.

If it is determined that there has been an operation input for template creation (step S115: YES), the template creation means 54 has multiple defenses included in the settings used in the match corresponding to the replay data 21c (ie, fortress B1). The template B2 is specified, and it is determined whether or not the user owns all of the specified plurality of defense media B2 (step S116).

If the user owns all of the specified defense media B2 (step S116: YES), the template creation means 54 creates a template that defines the settings of all the specified defense media B2. (Step S117). That is, fortress B1 with the same settings as fortress B1 used for the replayed match is created as a template.

If the plurality of identified defense media B2 contains game media B2 that is not owned by the user (step S116: NO), the template creation means 54 is the setting used for the match corresponding to the replay data 21c. Therefore, of the plurality of specified defense media B2, a template that defines the settings of the defense medium B2 owned by the user is created (step S118). That is, fortress B1 with the same settings as the fortress B1 used for the replayed battle is created as a template. In other words, even if the user does not own all of the multiple defense media B2 used in the replayed battle, it is possible to create a template that extracts a part of the plurality of defense media B2 used in the battle.

The template creating means 54 stores the template created from the selected replay data 21c in the storage unit 32 as the template data 31a (step S119).

Summarizing the above, the game program according to the present embodiment is a game having a touch screen 31 (display unit, operation unit), a storage unit 21, a control unit 20 of the server device 2, and a control unit 30 of the game device 3. In system 1, it is a game program executed by at least one (computer) of the control unit 20 of the server device 2 and the control unit 30 of the game device 3 to realize a battle game, and is a game program that realizes a battle game, and is a game program that realizes a battle game. Setting means 52, which executes the setting of the game medium B2 for use in the battle based on the user's operation on the touch screen 31 (operation unit) before starting the battle with at least one of the control units 30 of 3. A recording means 42 for recording the replay data 21c for replaying the moving image displayed on the touch screen 31 during the battle in the storage unit 21 for each battle, and a plurality of replay data 21c recorded in the storage unit 21. The match corresponding to the replay data 21c based on the selection means 55 that selects the replay data 21c of 1 based on the user's operation on the touch screen 31 and the replay data 21c selected by the selection means 55. The setting means 52 functions as a template creating means 54 for creating a template defining the settings of the game medium B2 in the above, and the setting means 52 includes the settings of the game medium B2 defined by the template before starting the battle. It is a game program capable of executing the setting of the game medium B2.

According to the present embodiment, the user sees the replayed match, determines the validity of the setting of the game medium B2 in the match, and then defines the setting of the game medium B2 in the replayed match. Can be created. Therefore, it is easy to create a template that exerts the effect desired by the user.

Further, since the template can be created from the replay data 21c at any time when necessary, it is not necessary to store the template that is not planned to be used in the storage unit 32 as the template data 32a. Therefore, the capacity of the storage unit 32 for storing the template data 32a can be reduced.

Further, according to the present embodiment, the replay data 21c does not include the moving image data. Therefore, a template can be created from the replay data 21c with a small amount of data.

(Modification 1)
In the first embodiment, the replay data 21c does not include moving image data, but the replay data 21c may be moving image data. In this case, the template creating means 54 obtains information regarding the setting of the fortress B1 (that is, the setting of the defense medium B2) by recognizing the moving image displayed on the touch screen 31 based on the replay data 21c which is the moving image data. get. Specifically, the template creating means 54 identifies a plurality of defense media B2 used in the battle corresponding to the replay data 21c by image recognition.

Image recognition does not identify all of the defense media B2 used in the battle corresponding to the replay data 21c. That is, the defense medium B2 that is not displayed on the touch screen 31 or that is displayed on the touch screen 31 but the type and the like cannot be specified is the defense medium B2 used for the battle by the template creation means 54. Not specified as. If not all of the defense medium B2 used in the battle is specified, the processing after step S116 is slightly different from the processing described in the first embodiment.

Specifically, in step S116, the template creation means 54 identifies the defense medium B2 contained in the fortress B1 used in the battle corresponding to the replay data 21c. Then, the template creating means 54 determines not only whether or not the user owns all of the specified defense media B2, but also whether or not all the defense media B2 included in the fortress B1 can be specified. Then, when all the defense media B2 included in the fortress B1 can be identified and all the defense media B2 included in the fortress B1 identified as being used in the battle is owned by the user, the process proceeds to step S117. do.

At least that in step S116, all defense media B2 contained in fortress B1 could be identified, and that the user owns all defense media B2 contained in fortress B1 identified as being used in the battle. If one of them is not satisfied, the process proceeds to step S118. In S118, the template creation means 54 creates a template that specifies the placement of the user-owned defense medium B2 that is identified as being used for the replayed match.

The template created in S118 is not only the placement of the defense medium B2 identified as used in the replayed match and owned by the user, but also the defense not used in the replayed match and owned by the user. It may specify the arrangement of the medium B2. In this case, the placement of the defense medium B2, which is not used in the replayed match and is owned by the user, may be based on the user's operation on the touch screen 31, or may be performed automatically according to a predetermined rule or at random. May be selected for.

According to this modification 1, a template can be created from the replay data even in a game in which the moving image data is stored in the server device as the replay data.

<Second Embodiment>
Next, the game system according to the second embodiment will be described. Since the hardware configuration of the game system of this embodiment is the same as that of the first embodiment, the description thereof will be omitted. Further, the description of the functional configuration of the control units 20 and 30 that overlaps with the first embodiment will be omitted.

The game described in this embodiment is a card battle game using a card as a game medium. FIG. 8 is an example of the battle screen D5 of the game described in the second embodiment. In this game, multiple types of cards G2 with different effects when used will appear. Each user owns multiple cards G2.

Before the match, each user builds a deck G1 by selecting a predetermined number of cards G2 that he / she wants to use during game play from a plurality of cards G2 that he / she owns. Then, use the constructed deck G1 to play against other users. In the present embodiment, the setting means 52 sets the deck G1 of 1 to be used for the battle (that is, the selection of the card G2 to be used for the battle) based on the user's operation on the touch screen 31 before starting the battle. Execute.

As shown in FIG. 8, the battle screen D5 viewed by the user is arranged with a deck arrangement area H1, a hand area H2, a first presentation area H3, and a second presentation area H4. In the deck placement area H1, the deck G1 constructed before the battle is placed inside out so that the front side of the card G2 included in the deck G1 cannot be seen. In the hand area H2, a predetermined number of cards G2 selected according to a predetermined rule or randomly selected from the deck G1 are selected, and the front side of the card G2 is arranged so that the user can see it.

During the battle, the user selects one or more cards G2 from the cards G2 arranged in the hand area H2 and presents them to the first presentation area H3. This means that the card G2 has been used. Specifically, among the cards G2 arranged in the hand area H2, when the card G2 selected by the user is arranged in the first presentation area H3, the effect peculiar to the card G2 arranged in the first presentation area H3. Is activated. The space of the hand area H2 vacated by using the card G2 of the hand area H2, that is, by moving the card G2 placed in the hand area H2 to the first presentation area H3, has a predetermined rule from the deck G1. Or a new randomly selected card G2 is replenished.

Further, in the second presentation area H4, a card G3 used by another user who is an opponent (hereinafter, simply referred to as “an opponent”) is arranged. That is, the card G3 arranged in the second presentation area H4 is not a card G2 selected from the deck G1 constructed by the user, but a card selected from the deck constructed by the opponent.

The user can visually recognize only the cards G3 arranged in the hand area H2 and the first presentation area H3 among the card G2 of the deck G1 constructed by the user himself / herself through the battle screen D5. Further, the user can visually recognize only the card G3 arranged in the second presentation area H4 among the cards of the deck constructed by the opponent through the battle screen D5. The user and the opponent alternately arrange the cards in their hand in the first presentation area H3 and the second presentation area H4, respectively, and the game progresses.

When the battle is completed, the replay data 21c for replaying the moving image displayed as the battle screen D5 of each user's game device 3 is recorded in the storage unit 21 of the server device 2 by the recording means 42. In this embodiment, the replay data 21c does not include the moving image data itself. The replay data 21c is data that makes it possible to create video data for replaying immediately before replaying the video.

Specifically, the replay data 21c includes data on the settings of the deck G1 used by the user in the battle and the deck used by the opponent in the battle, data on the position and orientation of the card G2 on the screen or virtual space, and the deck. Data on the type and timing of the card G2 moving from the placement area H1 to the hand area H2, data on the type and timing of the card G2 moving from the hand area H2 to the first presentation area H3 (in other words, during a match) Operation input data generated by the user's operation on the touch screen 31), data on the type and presentation timing of the card G3 presented in the second presentation area H4, and the like are included. The "data regarding the settings of the decks used in the battle" includes data indicating the types of all the cards G2 constituting the deck G1.

In this game, the user can save one or more decks G1 that can be selected as the deck G1 used for the battle as a template. That is, the template creating means 54 creates a template for the deck G1 and stores it in the storage unit 32 as template data 32a. In the present embodiment, the template data 32a is data indicating the types of cards G2 constituting the deck G1. Then, before starting the battle, the setting means 52 selects one template from one or more saved templates based on the user's operation on the touch screen 31, and the deck G1 defined by the selected template. Can be set as the deck G1 used for the battle.

Further, as in the game described in the first embodiment, it is possible to create a template from the replay data 21c in this game as well. The template creation process in the present embodiment is also the same as the template creation process in the first embodiment shown in FIG. Therefore, a part of the template creation process in this embodiment will be omitted.

In the template creation process of the present embodiment, the selection means 55 selects one replay data 21c from the plurality of replay data 21c recorded in the storage unit 21 of the server device 2 based on the user's operation on the touch screen 31. Select (steps S111 to S113). Then, the data management means 41 transmits the selected replay data 21c to the game device 3 (step S212), and in the game device 3, the selection means 55 corresponds to the replay data 21c based on the received replay data 21c. Start replay of the match (step S114).

When there is a user operation input for creating a template from the replay data 21c to the touch screen 31 (step S115: YES), the template creation means 54 is the deck used for the battle corresponding to the replay data 21c. The card G2 included in the G1 is specified, and it is determined whether or not the user owns all of the specified plurality of the specified cards G2 (step S116). In this embodiment, since the replay data 21c includes data indicating the types of all the cards G2 constituting the deck G1 used in the battle, the template creating means 54 is used to use all the cards G2 included in the deck G1. Can be specified.

If the user owns all of the plurality of cards G2 identified as being included in the deck G1 used in the match (step S116: YES), the template creation means 54 includes all the identified card G2s. Create a template that defines deck G1 (step S117). That is, the same deck G1 as the deck G1 used for the replayed match is created as a template.

If multiple card G2s identified as included in the deck G1 used in the match contain a card G2 not owned by the user (step S116: NO), the template creation means 54 is included in the deck G1. Create a template that defines the deck G1 including the user-owned card G2 among the plurality of card G2s identified as being (step S118). This will be described in more detail with reference to FIG.

9A and 9B are schematic views for explaining an example of creating a deck using replay data, FIG. 9A is a deck G1 used for a replayed match, and FIG. 9B is a diagram. This is a deck G1 created from the replay data 21c of the replayed match. It is assumed that the deck G1 shown in FIG. 9A includes a card G2 not owned by the user.

Hereinafter, the deck G1 used for the replayed match will be referred to as the deck G11, and the deck G1 created from the deck G11 used for the replayed match (that is, from the replay data 21c) will be referred to as the deck G12. I decided to. Also, of the cards G2 identified as included in the deck G11 used in the replayed match, the card G2 owned by the user will be referred to as card G21 and used in the replayed match. Of the cards G2 identified as included in the deck G11, the card G2 not owned by the user shall be referred to as the card G22.

If the plurality of cards G2 constituting the deck G11 include a card G22 not owned by the user, the template creation means 54 is specified to be included in the deck G1 and the card G21 owned by the user is the deck. Create a template for deck G12 to be included in G12.

In this embodiment, the deck G1 template is created to include a predetermined number of cards G2. Therefore, in step S118, the template creating means 54 selects the card G2 from the cards G2 owned by the user as many as the number of cards G22 included in the deck G11 that the user does not own. The selected card G2 shall be referred to as card G23. Then, as shown in FIG. 9B, the template creating means 54 creates a template for the deck G12 so that the deck G12 includes the cards G21 and also includes the selected cards G23 for the number of cards G22.

The user-owned card G23 included in the deck G12 may be selected based on the user's operation on the touch screen 31. Alternatively, the selection of the user-owned card G23 included in the deck G12 may be automatically selected according to a predetermined rule or at random.

Further, in this game, the deck G1 used for the battle must include a predetermined number of cards G2, but the template of the deck G1 may be created to include a smaller number of cards G2 than the predetermined number. .. That is, an unfinished deck G1 that cannot be used for a match as it is may be saved as a template. That is, the template creation means 54 may create a template for the deck G12 including only the card G21.

Returning to FIG. 8, the template creating means 54 stores the template created from the selected replay data 21c in the storage unit 32 as the template data 31a (step S119).

Also in this embodiment, the same effect as that of the first embodiment can be obtained.

(Modification 2)
In the second embodiment, the replay data 21c does not include moving image data, but the replay data 21c may be moving image data. In this case, the template creating means 54 sets the deck G1 (that is, the type of the card G2 included in the deck G1) by recognizing the video displayed on the touch screen 31 based on the replay data 21c which is the video data. Get information about. Specifically, the template creating means 54 identifies the card G2 included in the deck G1 used in the battle corresponding to the replay data 21c by image recognition.

In a card game match, it is normal for all the cards G2 contained in the deck G1 to be unclear. For example, a battle starts with a deck G1 (deck) containing 50 cards G2 placed in the deck placement area H1, and then a total of 30 cards G2 move from the deck placement area H1 to the hand area H2. It is assumed that the match is over at that point. In this case, the table of the remaining 20 cards G2 in the deck placement area H1 is never displayed on the game screen during the match. Such a card G2 cannot be identified as a card G2 included in the deck G1 used in the battle by the image recognition of the template creating means 54.

Further, in the second embodiment described above, the replay data 21c includes data indicating the types of all the cards G2 constituting the deck G1 used in the battle. However, the replay data 21c does not have to include information about the card G2 whose table was not displayed on the game screen because it is irrelevant to the replay, and even in this case, the deck G1 used for the battle is configured. Cannot identify all cards G2 to play. The process of step S118 when a part of the card G2 included in the deck G1 cannot be specified in this way will be described in more detail with reference to FIG.

10A and 10B are schematic views for explaining an example of creating a deck using replay data, FIG. 10A is a deck G1 used for a replayed match, and FIG. 10B is a diagram. This is a deck G1 created from the replay data 21c of the replayed match. It is assumed that the deck G1 shown in FIG. 10A includes a card G2 not owned by the user and a card G2 that cannot be specified as a card included in the deck G1 by the template creating means 54.

Hereinafter, the deck G1 used for the replayed match, including the card not specified by the template creation means 54, will be referred to as the deck G13, and from the deck G13 used for the replayed match (that is, from the replay data 21c). ) The created deck G1 will be referred to as deck G14. In addition, it is described as a card G24 that is not specified as a card included in the deck G13 by the template creating means 54. Further, the cards G21 and the card G22 in FIG. 10 are specified to be included in the deck G11 used for the replayed match and are owned by the user, respectively, as described in FIG. A card identified as included in the deck G11 used in the replayed match and not owned by the user.

The template for deck G1 shall be created to contain a predetermined number of cards G2. As shown in FIG. 10A, when the deck G13 used in the battle includes a card G22 that is not owned by the user and a card G24 that the template creation means 54 cannot be identified as a card included in the deck G1. , The template creating means 54 selects the card G23 from the cards G2 owned by the user for the total number of the cards G22 and the card G24. Then, as shown in FIG. 10B, the template creation means 54 includes the deck G14 so that the deck G14 includes the card G21 and also includes the selected card G23 for the total number of the card G22 and the card G24. Create a template for.

The user-owned card G23 included in the deck G12 may be selected based on the user's operation on the touch screen 31. Alternatively, the selection of the user-owned card G23 included in the deck G12 may be automatically selected according to a predetermined rule or at random. Further, in this example as well, the template creating means 54 may create a template for the deck G12 including only the card G21.

According to this modification 2, a template can be created from the replay data even in a game in which the moving image data is stored in the server device 2 as the replay data.

<Other embodiments>
The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the gist of the present invention. For example, the control means and the processing procedure described in the above embodiment are examples, and the embodiment of the present invention is not limited thereto. Further, the above-described embodiments and modifications can be combined as appropriate.

Further, in the above embodiment, an example in which a mobile terminal device is used as the game device 3 is described, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, as the game device 3, the present invention can be realized by using an arcade game housing provided in a game center or the like, a stationary game device for home use, a personal computer, or the like.

Further, the game device 3 does not have to include the touch screen 31. For example, the operation unit that receives the user's operation input in the game device 3 may be a controller provided with an operator such as a button, and the display unit that displays the game screen in the game device 3 may be. It may be a single liquid crystal display.

The game program of the present invention may be executed by at least one computer of the game device 3 and the server device 2. For example, a part of the game program of the present invention is stored in a server device, and the rest of the game program of the present invention is downloaded to the game device or recorded on a recording medium for being read by the game device 3. It may be.

For example, in the above embodiment, the control unit 20 of the server device 2 functions as the data management means 41 and the recording means 42 by executing the game program stored in the storage unit 21, but these functional units 41 and 42 Some of the functional units of the above may not function, or may be functioned by the control unit 30 of the game device 3. Further, the control unit 30 of the game device 3 executes the game program stored in the storage unit 32 to generate the virtual space generation means 51, the setting means 52, the battle execution means 53, the selection means 55, and the template creation means 54. However, some of these functional units 51 to 54 may not function, or may function by the control unit 20 of the server device 2.

The present invention is applicable to an online game realized without downloading game data to the game device 3. For example, the present invention can be applied to a browser game using a web browser, a social game provided on an SNS (social networking service), a cloud game in which a game processing result on a server device is streamed to a game device 3, and the like. Is.

In the above embodiment, a battle-type strategy game in which a game medium is arranged in a virtual space and a card battle game in which a card as a game medium is used have been described, but the present invention can be applied to games other than these. For example, the present invention can also be applied to a fighting game. In this case, for example, the game medium to be used for the battle in the fighting game may be a game medium that can be changed by the user according to his / her preference and can be saved as a template. For example, the game medium set by the setting means 52 may be a character's face or costume, a character's skill or skill, or an armed weapon that can be replaced with respect to the character. good.

In step S118 of the flowchart shown in FIG. 5 of the first and second embodiments described above, when the plurality of game media identified from the replay data include game media not owned by the user, the template creation means. Reference numeral 54 is a setting used for the battle corresponding to the replay data, and created a template that defines the setting of the game medium owned by the user among the plurality of game media. In other words, fortress B1 and deck G1 with the same settings for some of the fortress B1 and deck G1 used in the replayed match were created as templates, but in step S118, another process may be performed. .. For example, if the plurality of defense media B2 identified from the replay data 21c include a game medium B2 that is not owned by the user, the template creation means 54 executes the creation of a template based on the replay data 21c. It does not have to be. This allows you to determine if you can create a template that is a complete copy of the settings used in the replayed match.

Alternatively, if the plurality of game media in the match corresponding to the selected replay data 21c include a non-owned medium that is a game medium that is not owned by the user, the template creation means 54 determines the selected replay data. Based on the above, a template may be created that defines the settings of the game medium that has a predetermined relationship with the non-owned medium and is owned by the user. For example, a plurality of game media in a match corresponding to the replay data 21c selected by the selection means include a owned medium which is a game medium owned by the user and a non-owned medium which is a game medium not owned by the user. When is included, the template creation means 54 sets the owned medium and the game medium that has a predetermined relationship with the non-owned medium and is owned by the user, based on the selected replay data. You may create a template that specifies. This makes it possible to create a template that defines settings that are close to the settings used for the replayed match. The "plurality of game media in the battle corresponding to the replay data" is a plurality of game media set by the setting means before the start of the battle corresponding to the replay data.

Here, the game medium having a predetermined relationship with the non-owned medium means that, for example, the parameters of the predetermined types of the non-owned medium and the game medium match or are close to each other. For example, a given type of parameter is at least one of occupation, attribute, status, and rarity. The close relationship between the parameters of a predetermined type means that, for example, the difference between the parameters of the predetermined types of the non-owned medium and the game medium is within a predetermined range. For example, when the non-owned medium and the game medium are of the same type (for example, occupation or attribute) and the performance of one of them is lower than the performance of the other (that is, one medium is lower than the other medium). (If they are compatible), it can be said that the non-owned medium and the game medium have a predetermined relationship. Due to the fact that some of the game media identified from the replay data are not owned by the user, it is not possible to create a template that specifies exactly the same settings as the replayed one, but it was used for the replayed match. You can create a template that defines settings that are close to the settings. For example, even if the user does not own any cards that appeared in the replayed match, if the user owns a card with similar performance, the setting close to the setting used for the replayed match is specified. The template is created.

When the plurality of game media specified from the selected replay data 21c include a non-owned medium that is a game medium not owned by the user, the template creation means 54 identifies the game medium from the replay data 21c. The user may be guided to obtain the non-owned medium. This makes it easy to create a template that defines the same settings used for the replayed match. For example, the template creating means 54 may present a game element relating to the acquisition of the non-owned medium specified from the replay data 21c to the display unit. The game element for obtaining the non-owned medium may be, for example, a GUI button on the game screen that can be selected and executed by the user to transition to the game screen for obtaining the non-owned medium, or the acquisition of the non-owned medium. Character information indicating the method may be used. The template creating means 54 may guide the user to obtain the non-owned medium without executing the template creation based on the replay data 21c, or the game medium specified from the replay data 21c. You may do this after creating an unfinished template that specifies only the settings.

For example, when the non-owned medium specified from the replay data 21c is available by an in-game lottery event (so-called gacha) for drawing a game medium to be given to the user, the template creation means 54 sets the lottery event. A button for transitioning to the game screen for execution may be displayed on the display unit. Also, for example, a non-owned medium identified from the replay data 21c pays a predetermined fee to the game operator (by billing), or a predetermined game element (currency or item in the game) owned by the user. If it can be purchased by consuming (including), the template creating means 54 may display a button for transitioning to the game screen for purchasing the non-owned medium on the display unit.

Alternatively, the template creating means 54 may automatically purchase the non-owned medium without transitioning to the game screen for purchasing the non-owned medium. In this case, the template creating means 54 can immediately create a template that defines the settings of all the game media specified from the replay data 21c. Also, if all of the game media set for the replayed match is specified, you can instantly create a template that is exactly the same as the setting used for the replayed match.

Further, when the replay data includes the user's key input data for the operation unit, there may be a function that enables the user to resume the play from a specific scene of the replay. In addition, there may be a function to switch to a user's manual operation during playback of the replay.

In the first embodiment described above, the setting data 21b is stored in the server device 2 so that the fortress B1 of another user who has not logged in to the game is also the target of the attack, but the setting data 21b is stored in the server device 2. It does not have to be. Further, in the first embodiment described above, the template creating means 54 creates a template for the fortress B1, that is, a template for arranging the defense medium B2, but the template creating means 54 creates a template for the attack medium C. You may. For example, in the case of a game in which it is necessary to select a predetermined number of attack media C to be used for attacking the opponent's fortress before the battle, the template for the attack medium C is the type of the attack medium C. The number may be specified. Further, the template for the attack medium C may also specify what kind of attack medium C is to be placed in the virtual space at what timing.

In the second embodiment described above, the replay data 21c includes data regarding the setting of the deck G1 used by the user in the battle, that is, data indicating the type of the card G2 constituting the deck G1, but the replay data 21c contains the data. Of all the cards G2 that make up the deck G1, it is not necessary to include data indicating the type of card G2 that was not displayed on the touch screen 31. This is because the replay data 21c does not interfere with the replay even if the data indicating the type of the card G2 that is not displayed on the touch screen 31 is not included in the replay data 21c. In this case, the template creating means 54 identifies a part of the cards G2 instead of all the cards G2 included in the deck G1 used for the battle corresponding to the replay data 21c by the same processing as the modification 2. And create a template.

The replay data 21c described in the first and second embodiments and the first and second embodiments described above is merely an example. The replay data may be any data that makes it possible to replay past matches. For example, when the replay data does not include the video data related to the battle displayed on the display unit, the replay data is for the position, orientation, behavior and various parameters of each game medium for each unit time, and the operation unit of each user who is competing. It may include one or more of operation input, parameters related to each user to play against (for example, score, funds of each user, etc.), and various other possible parameters (weather, morale). The replay data may vary depending on the type of game. For example, in the case of a card game as described in the second embodiment, the replay data may include data regarding the position, orientation, and movement of each game medium (card) for a predetermined time or turn.

In the above embodiment, it has been described that one template is created from one selected replay data, but the present invention is not limited to this. That is, the selection means 55 has (a smaller number than the number of replay data recorded in the storage unit 21) based on the user's operation on the touch screen 31 from the plurality of replay data 21c recorded in the storage unit 21. A plurality of replay data 21c may be selected, and the template creation means 54 may create one template from the plurality of selected replay data. This allows you to create a template that defines settings that are closer to the settings used for the replayed match.

For example, the selection means 55 may select a plurality of replay data 21c having the same settings executed before the replayed match based on the user's operation. In the case of a card battle game in which a multiple game, for example, a three-game game with a two-game first-come-first-served basis, is played, at least two games are played using the same deck G1. If replay data is created for at least two matches using the same deck G1, the template creation means 54 will combine the cards revealed from these two replay data using the same deck G1. Create a template. As a result, the number of identifiable card G2 among the cards G2 included in the deck G1 used for the replayed match increases, and as a result, a template closer to the deck G1 used for the replay can be created.

Further, for example, the selection means 55 may select a plurality of replay data 21c for replaying the match of another user selected by the user's operation. For example, since each user can only set the game medium that he or she owns, it is highly possible that each user has the same or close settings to each other in a plurality of battles in which the user participates. For example, in a card match game, each user is likely to be using the same or close deck G1 in multiple matches in which the user participates. In this case, by creating a template using a plurality of replay data related to the same user's match, it is possible to create a template closer to that user's deck G1.

Further, the selection means 55 selects a plurality of replay data 21c from among the plurality of replay data recorded in the storage unit for a match in which the settings executed before the match to be replayed are the same as or close to each other. It may be selected and presented to the user in a selectable manner. For example, the selection means 55 presents to the user a plurality of replay data 21c for a plurality of matches included in a match whose winning condition is a plurality of preemptions from among a plurality of replay data recorded in the storage unit. Alternatively, a plurality of replay data 21c about the battles performed by other users selected by the user within the period selected by the user may be presented to the user in a selectable manner.

1: Game system
2: Server device
3: Game device
20: Control unit
21: Memory
30: Control unit
31: Touch screen
32: Memory
41: Data management means
42: Recording means
51: Virtual space generation means
52: Setting means
53: Match execution means
54: Template creation method
55: Choice method

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A game program that is executed by a computer to realize a battle game in a game system having a display unit, a storage unit, an operation unit that is operated and input by a user, and a computer.
The computer
A setting means for executing the setting of the game medium to be used for the battle based on the user's operation on the operation unit before starting the battle.
A recording means for recording replay data for replaying a moving image displayed on the display unit during the battle in the storage unit for each battle.
A selection means for selecting at least one replay data from a plurality of replay data recorded in the storage unit based on a user's operation on the operation unit, and a selection means.
Based on the replay data selected by the selection means, it functions as a template creation means for creating a template that defines the settings of the game medium.
The setting means can execute the setting of the game medium including the setting of the game medium defined by the template before starting the match.
Game program. Further functioning the computer as a virtual space generation means for generating a virtual space,
The setting means arranges the game medium in the virtual space based on the user's operation on the operation unit.
The game program according to claim 1, wherein the template creating means creates a template that defines the arrangement position of the game medium based on the selected replay data. The battle game is a card battle game using a card as a game medium owned by the user.
Before starting the battle, the setting means selects a plurality of game media to be used for the battle from among the plurality of game media owned by the user based on the user's operation on the operation unit.
The game program according to claim 1, wherein the template creating means creates a template that defines selection of a plurality of game media to be used in a match based on the selected replay data. The battle game is a battle game using a game medium owned by the user.
The setting means executes the setting of a plurality of game media to be used for the battle, and the setting means performs the setting of a plurality of game media.
When the plurality of game media in the match corresponding to the selected replay data include game media not owned by the user, the template creation means is a template based on the selected replay data. The game program according to any one of claims 1 to 3, which is not created. The battle game is a battle game using a game medium owned by the user.
The setting means executes the setting of a plurality of game media to be used for the battle, and the setting means performs the setting of a plurality of game media.
When the plurality of game media in the match corresponding to the selected replay data include game media not owned by the user, the template creation means is based on the selected replay data. The game program according to any one of claims 1 to 3, which creates a template that defines the settings of a game medium owned by a user among a plurality of game media. The battle game is a battle game using a game medium owned by the user.
When the plurality of game media in the match corresponding to the selected replay data include a non-owned medium which is a game medium not owned by the user, the template creation means selects the replay. Based on the data, create a template that defines the settings of the game medium that has a predetermined relationship with the non-owned medium and is owned by the user.
The predetermined relationship is that the parameters of the predetermined types of the non-owned medium and the game medium are in agreement with or close to each other.
The game program according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the predetermined type of parameter includes at least one of a job type, an attribute, a status, and a rarity. The battle game is a battle game using a game medium owned by the user.
When the plurality of game media in the match corresponding to the selected replay data include a non-owned medium which is a game medium not owned by the user, the template creating means is the non-owned medium. The game program according to any one of claims 1 to 3, which guides the user to obtain the game. The replay data includes operation input data generated by a user's operation on the operation unit during the battle.
The game program according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the template creating means acquires information regarding the setting of the game medium based on the operation input data. The replay data is moving image data, and is
The one according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the template creating means acquires information regarding the setting of the game medium by recognizing an image of a moving image displayed on the display unit based on the moving image data. Game program. The selection means selects a plurality of replay data from the plurality of replay data recorded in the storage unit based on the user's operation on the operation unit.
The game program according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein the template creating means creates one template from the plurality of selected replay data. A program storage unit that stores the game program according to any one of claims 1 to 10.
A game system including a computer that executes a program stored in the program storage unit.

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