JP2022100773A - Game program and game device - Google Patents

Abstract

To limit the number of sounds played at the same time so that the sense of presence is not lost as much as possible.SOLUTION: A game progress unit 100 advances a game in which a player character and a plurality of objects are arranged in a virtual space. A determination unit 101 determines the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects according to the progress state of the game. A selection unit 102 selects a predetermined number of sounds from the sounds associated with each of the plurality of objects, on the basis of the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects which is determined by the determination unit 101. A reproduction unit 103 reproduces voice data including the sound selected by the selection unit 102.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 4

Description

The present invention relates to a game technique.

Patent Document 1 discloses a game system that expresses a virtual three-dimensional space in which a plurality of sound source objects are arranged. In this game system, sounds are played from a plurality of sound source objects at the same timing.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2014-094160

In a system such as Patent Document 1, the number of simultaneous pronunciations (the number of sounds that can be reproduced at the same time) is determined by the hardware specifications and the like. However, simply limiting (reducing) the sounds that are output at the same time so that the sounds that are played back at the same time are less than or equal to the number of simultaneous sounds may greatly impair the sense of presence.

An object of the present invention is to provide a game technique capable of limiting the number of sounds reproduced at the same time so as not to impair the sense of presence as much as possible.

The first aspect is
Computer,
A game progress section that progresses a game in which a player character and a plurality of objects are arranged in a virtual space,
A determination unit that determines the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects according to the progress of the game.
A selection unit that selects a predetermined number of sounds from the sounds associated with each of the plurality of objects based on the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects determined by the determination unit.
It is a game program characterized by functioning as a reproduction unit for reproducing audio data including a sound selected by the selection unit.

In the first aspect,
Sounds associated with each of the plurality of objects are set with a pronunciation priority.
The selection unit is based on the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects determined by the determination unit and the pronunciation priority set for the sound associated with each of the plurality of objects. A predetermined number of sounds may be selected from the sounds associated with each of the objects.

Further, in the first aspect,
Each of the plurality of objects belongs to any one of the plurality of groups, and the plurality of objects belong to any one of the plurality of groups.
A maximum number of pronunciations is set for each of the plurality of groups.
For each group, the selection unit may select a number of sounds that are equal to or less than the maximum number of sounds set for the group from the sounds associated with each of the plurality of objects belonging to the group.

Further, in the first aspect,
The selection unit distributes a predetermined maximum number of sounds to the plurality of objects based on the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects determined by the determination unit, and for each of the objects, the object is assigned. From the associated sounds, you may select a number of sounds that are less than or equal to the number of sounds distributed to the object.

Further, in the first aspect,
The progress of the game may include the distance between each of the plurality of objects and / or the state of each of the plurality of objects.

The second aspect is
A storage unit for storing the game program of the first aspect,
It is a game apparatus characterized by including a control unit for executing the game program.

According to the present invention, it is possible to limit the number of sounds reproduced at the same time so as not to impair the sense of presence as much as possible.

It is a block diagram which illustrates the structure of the game apparatus of Embodiment 1. FIG. It is a conceptual diagram which illustrates the structure of a priority database. It is a conceptual diagram which illustrates the structure of the control table. It is a conceptual diagram for demonstrating pronunciation control.

Hereinafter, embodiments will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. The same or corresponding parts are designated by the same reference numerals in the drawings, and the description thereof will not be repeated.

(Game description)
The "game" in the following description is a game (video game) in which a player character and an object are arranged in a virtual space. The virtual space is a three-dimensional game space and is displayed on the display as an image. The player character operates according to the operation of the user.

The object includes an environment object that constitutes an environment in the virtual space and a sound source object that becomes a virtual sound source in the virtual space. Examples of environmental objects include objects that represent terrain such as rocks, caves, and rivers, and objects that represent buildings and trees. Examples of sound source objects include objects that operate in virtual space, objects that output only audio in virtual space, and the like.

The player character is also a virtual sound source in the virtual space. The player character is one of the sound source objects. The sound source object includes a player character.

Further, in the game in the following description, the sound is reproduced. The sound reproduced in the game includes a sound output from a sound source object, a sound output from a player character, a musical piece such as BGM (Background Music), and the like.

Examples of sound of a sound source object (sound associated with a sound source object) include sounds associated with the movement of an object such as footsteps and wind noise, and sounds emitted by an object such as a bark or a dialogue. The example of the sound of the player character (the sound associated with the player character) is the same as the example of the sound of the sound source object.

Further, in the game described below, sound image localization processing is performed. In the sound image localization process, the sound data is reproduced so that the sound output from the speaker becomes the sound heard by the player character in the virtual space (the sound output from the virtual sound source). Specifically, in the sound image localization process, a virtual microphone that collects the sound output from the virtual sound source is set in the virtual space. The virtual microphone is placed in the vicinity of the player character and moves together with the player character. Then, the reproduction of the voice data is controlled so that the sound output from the speaker becomes the sound collected by the virtual microphone.

In the following, an action game in which a player character subdues an enemy character will be given as an example. In this action game, in addition to the player character, a non-player character operated by a computer operates in the virtual space. Examples of non-player characters include enemy characters such as monsters, ally characters that help player characters, and the like. The enemy character fights with the player character in the virtual space. Enemy characters and ally characters are examples of sound source objects.

Further, in the game in the following description, the objects are grouped, and the maximum number of pronunciations is set for each group of objects. Then, for each group of objects, from the sounds associated with the objects belonging to the group, the number of sounds equal to or less than the maximum number of sounds set in the group is selected and played.

Specifically, a group to which the enemy character belongs, a group to which the ally character belongs, a group to which other objects other than the enemy character and the ally character belong, a group to which the player character belongs, and the like are set. For example, when a plurality of player characters operated by a plurality of users are arranged in a virtual space, the plurality of player characters belong to the group of player characters.

(Embodiment 1)
FIG. 1 illustrates the configuration of the game device 10 of the first embodiment. The game device 10 executes a game in response to an operation by the user. For example, the game device 10 is a home-use game machine such as PlayStation (registered trademark), XBox (registered trademark), Nintendo Switch (registered trademark), a portable game machine such as PlayStation Vita (registered trademark), a personal computer, a smartphone, and a tablet. It is composed of such things.

In the following, a case where the game device 10 is a home-use game machine will be taken as an example. The display 21, the speaker 22, and the game controller 23 are externally connected or built in the game device 10.

[Hardware configuration of game equipment]
As shown in FIG. 1, the game apparatus 10 includes a network interface 11, a graphic processing unit 12, an audio processing unit 13, an operation unit 14, a storage unit 15, and a control unit 16. The network interface 11, the graphic processing unit 12, the audio processing unit 13, the operation unit 14, and the storage unit 15 are electrically connected to the control unit 16 via the bus 17.

The network interface 11 is communicably connected to an external terminal (for example, another game device 10 or a server device) via a communication network.

A display 21 is connected to the graphic processing unit 12. The graphic processing unit 12 draws a game image including various objects related to the virtual space in a moving image format according to the game image information output from the control unit 16. The game image drawn in the moving image format is displayed on the display 21 as a game screen.

A speaker 22 is connected to the audio processing unit 13. The audio processing unit 13 reproduces and synthesizes the game sound according to the instructions of the control unit 16. The game sound reproduced and synthesized by the audio processing unit 13 is output from the speaker 22. The number of simultaneous sounds is determined in the audio processing unit 13. The polyphony is the number of sounds that can be played simultaneously.

A game controller 23 is connected to the operation unit 14. The operation unit 14 transmits / receives data related to the operation input to / from the game controller 23. Then, the operation unit 14 transmits the operation information indicating the operation input to the game controller 23 to the control unit 16.

For example, the user inputs an operation signal to the game device 10 by operating the game controller 23. That is, when an operation is given by the user, the game controller 23 transmits an operation signal corresponding to the operation by the user to the operation unit 14. The operation unit 14 generates operation information based on the operation signal and transmits the operation information to the control unit 16.

The storage unit 15 stores various data. The storage unit 15 is composed of an HDD, SSD, RAM, ROM, and the like. For example, the storage unit 15 stores a game program and game data for executing a game.

The control unit 16 controls the operation of the game device 10. The control unit 16 transmits / receives various information and data, and processes various information and data. The control unit 16 has a CPU (microcomputer) and a semiconductor memory. A program for operating the CPU is stored in the semiconductor memory.

[Data stored in the storage unit of the game device]
In this example, the storage unit 15 stores a plurality of voice data 30, a priority database 31, and a control table 32. In the following, the database will be referred to as "DB".

<Voice data>
The plurality of voice data 30 includes voice data 30 indicating sounds output from objects such as enemy characters and ally characters (sounds associated with the objects), and sounds output from the player characters (sounds associated with the player characters). The audio data 30 indicating, the audio data 30 indicating the music to be played in the game, and the like are included.

In the following, for convenience of explanation, a case where one voice data includes one sound will be given as an example. For example, voice data 30 indicating footsteps generated when an enemy character walks and voice data 30 indicating wind noise generated when the enemy character walks are separately provided.

<Priority DB>
As shown in FIG. 2, in the priority DB 31, the basic priority set for the object and the pronunciation priority set for the sound associated with the object are registered for each object. In the example of FIG. 2, the basic priority of the object "Monster A" is set to "50". Further, in the object "Monster A", the pronunciation priority of the sound related to "operation sound" is set to "-10", and the pronunciation priority of the sound related to "squeal" is set to "+10". The pronunciation priority of the sound related to the "special move" is set to "+30".

<Control table>
As shown in FIG. 3, in the control table 32, an item indicating the progress of the game and a correction amount of the basic priority corresponding to the item are registered. Examples of the progress of the game include the distance between each of the plurality of objects and the player character, the state of each of the plurality of objects, and the like.

"Distance" indicates the distance between the player character and the object in the virtual space. In the example of FIG. 3, as the distance increases from "0 m" to "10 m", the correction amount of the basic priority decreases from "+10" to "0". Further, as the distance gradually increases from "10 m", the correction amount of the basic priority gradually decreases (increases in the negative direction) from "0".

The "battle state" indicates that the object is in a state of fighting with the player character in the virtual space. "Non-combat state" indicates that the object in the virtual space is not in combat with the player character. "Sleep state" indicates that the object is in a sleep state in the virtual space. "Angry state" indicates that the object is in an angry state in the virtual space. These states are examples of object states.

[Functional configuration of the control unit in the game device]
As shown in FIG. 1, the control unit 16 of the game device 10 includes a game progress unit 100, a determination unit 101, a selection unit 102, and a reproduction unit 103. Specifically, the control unit 16 functions as a game progress unit 100, a determination unit 101, a selection unit 102, and a reproduction unit 103 when the CPU executes various programs.

<Game progress section>
The game progress unit 100 advances a game in which a player character and a plurality of objects are arranged in a virtual space. In this example, the game progress unit 100 controls the display 21 by controlling the graphic processing unit 12. Further, the game progress unit 100 receives the operation information transmitted from the operation unit 14.

Specifically, the game progress unit 100 outputs an image related to the game to the display 21 based on the game data. The user operates the game controller 23 according to the image and sound output from the display 21 and the speaker 22. The game progress unit 100 generates game data reflecting the operation information based on the operation information indicating the operation input to the game controller 23.

<Decision section>
The determination unit 101 determines the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects according to the progress of the game.

<Selection section>
The selection unit 102 selects a predetermined number of sounds from the sounds associated with each of the plurality of objects based on the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects determined by the determination unit 101.

In this example, the sound associated with each of the plurality of objects is set with a pronunciation priority. Then, the selection unit 102 is a plurality of objects based on the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects determined by the determination unit 101 and the pronunciation priority set for the sound associated with each of the plurality of objects. Select a predetermined number of sounds from the sounds associated with each of the above.

Specifically, each of the plurality of objects belongs to any one of the plurality of groups. The maximum number of pronunciations is set for each of the plurality of groups. Then, the selection unit 102 selects, for each group of objects, a number of sounds equal to or less than the maximum number of sounds set in the group from the sounds associated with each of the plurality of objects belonging to the group.

The maximum number of sounds set for each of the plurality of groups is set based on the number of simultaneous sounds (the number of sounds that can be reproduced at the same time) determined by the audio processing unit 13 of the game device 10. For example, the total number of maximum pronunciations set for each of the plurality of groups is equal to or less than the number of simultaneous pronunciations.

<Playback section>
The reproduction unit 103 reproduces audio data including the sound selected by the selection unit 102. The audio data reproduced by the reproduction unit 103 is processed by the audio processing unit 13. As a result, the sound shown in the voice data is output from the speaker. In this way, the reproduction unit 103 controls the speaker 22 by controlling the audio processing unit 13.

In this example, the playback unit 103 includes voice data indicating sounds output from sound source objects such as enemy characters and ally characters, voice data indicating sounds output from player characters, and music played in a game (BGM, etc.). Plays the audio data indicating.

Specifically, the reproduction unit 103 reads the voice data of the sound source object and the voice data of the player character from the storage unit 15, and performs acoustic processing (for example, sound image localization processing) on the read voice data. Then, the reproduction unit 103 outputs the audio data to which the acoustic processing has been performed to the audio processing unit 13.

[Pronunciation control]
Next, with reference to FIG. 4, the pronunciation control performed by the control unit 16 of the first embodiment will be described. The control unit 16 repeats the following processing.

In this example, the control unit 16 controls pronunciation for each group of objects. Specifically, the control unit 16 detects a plurality of objects belonging to the group from among the plurality of objects existing within a predetermined range around the player character for each group of objects. For example, the predetermined range is the range of the sphere centered on the position of the player character. Then, the control unit 16 performs the following processing on the detected plurality of objects.

<Operation of the decision unit>
First, the determination unit 101 determines the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects according to the progress of the game. In this example, a basic priority is set for each of the plurality of objects. Then, the determination unit 101 corrects the basic priority set for each of the plurality of objects according to the progress of the game.

Specifically, the determination unit 101 performs the following processing for each of the plurality of objects. The determination unit 101 detects a progress item corresponding to the current state of the object from the control table 32, and corrects the basic priority set for the object by the correction amount corresponding to the detected item.

For example, in the example of FIG. 4, the distance between the "monster A" and the player character is "20 m", and the state of the "monster A" is the "non-combat state". Therefore, the correction amount "-20" is added to the basic priority "50" set in "Monster A", and the corrected basic priority of "Monster A" becomes "30".

<Operation of the selection part>
Next, the selection unit 102 has a plurality of basic priorities of each of the plurality of objects determined by the determination unit 101, and a plurality of pronunciation priorities set for the sounds associated with each of the plurality of objects. Select a predetermined number of sounds (in this example, the number less than or equal to the maximum number of sounds set in the group) from the sounds associated with each of the objects.

Specifically, the selection unit 102 performs the following processing on each of the plurality of objects. The selection unit 102 adds the basic priority of the object determined by the determination unit 101 to the pronunciation priority set for each of the sounds associated with the object. As a result, for each of the sounds associated with the object, the total priority of the sound (priority obtained by adding the basic priority to the pronunciation priority) is obtained.

For example, in the example of FIG. 4, the corrected basic priority "30" of "Monster A" is added to the pronunciation priority "-10" of the sound related to the "operation sound" of "Monster A". , The overall priority of the sounds related to the "operation sound" of "Monster A" is "+20".

Further, the selection unit 102 selects a sound candidate (hereinafter referred to as “candidate sound”) to be played in the game from the sounds associated with each of the plurality of objects based on the progress of the game. For example, when an object makes an action to make a bark, a sound indicating the bark of the object is selected as a candidate sound.

Next, the selection unit 102 selects a predetermined number of sounds (in this example, a number equal to or less than the maximum number of sounds set in the group of objects) from the candidate sounds of each of the plurality of objects in descending order of overall priority. select.

For example, in the example of FIG. 4, the sound related to the "Special Move" of "Monster B" having the highest overall priority is selected first, and the "Cry" of "Monster B" having the second highest overall priority is selected. The sound related to "" is selected second, and the sound related to "Special Move" of "Monster C" having the third highest overall priority is selected third.

<Operation of the playback unit>
Next, the reproduction unit 103 reproduces a predetermined number of audio data including a predetermined number of sounds selected by the selection unit 102. A predetermined number of audio data reproduced by the reproduction unit 103 is processed by the audio processing unit 13. As a result, a predetermined number of sounds indicated in the predetermined number of voice data are simultaneously output from the speaker.

[Summary of Embodiment 1]
Summarizing the above, in the game program of the first embodiment, the control unit 16 (computer) is the game progress unit 100 that advances the game in which the player character and a plurality of objects are arranged in the virtual space, and the progress status of the game. A sound associated with each of the plurality of objects based on the determination unit 101 that determines the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects according to the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects determined by the determination unit 101. It functions as a selection unit 102 that selects a predetermined number of sounds from the selection unit 102 and a reproduction unit 103 that reproduces audio data including the sounds selected by the selection unit 102.

Further, the game device 10 of the first embodiment includes a storage unit 15 for storing the game program and a control unit 16 for executing the game program.

[Effect of Embodiment 1]
As described above, in the first embodiment, the sounds associated with each of the plurality of objects are selected based on the basic priorities of the plurality of objects determined according to the progress of the game. Select a predetermined number of sounds. With such a configuration, the sounds that are simultaneously reproduced so as not to impair the sense of presence are more than the case where the sounds that are simultaneously output are limited (reduced) so that the sounds that are simultaneously reproduced are less than or equal to the number of simultaneous pronunciations. You can limit the number. In this way, it is possible to limit the number of sounds that are simultaneously reproduced so that the sense of presence is not impaired as much as possible.

Further, in the first embodiment, the selection unit 102 is based on the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects determined by the determination unit 101 and the pronunciation priority set for the sound associated with each of the plurality of objects. Then, a predetermined number of sounds are selected from the sounds associated with each of the plurality of objects. With such a configuration, the number of sounds played simultaneously so as not to impair the sense of presence, as compared with the case where the sound control is performed based only on the basic priority of a plurality of objects determined according to the progress of the game. Can be appropriately restricted.

Further, in the first embodiment, the selection unit 102 has a sound number equal to or less than the maximum number of sounds set in the group from the sounds associated with each of the plurality of objects belonging to the group for each group of objects. Select. With such a configuration, pronunciation control can be performed for each group of objects. This makes it possible to appropriately limit the number of sounds played simultaneously for each group of objects.

Further, in the first embodiment, the number of sounds reproduced at the same time can be limited (reduced) so that the sense of presence is not impaired as much as possible, so that the processing load of the game device 10 can be reduced.

(Embodiment 2)
In the game device 10 of the second embodiment, the operation of the selection unit 102 is different from that of the game device 10 of the first embodiment. Other configurations of the game device 10 of the second embodiment are the same as the configuration of the game device 10 of the first embodiment.

In the second embodiment, the selection unit 102 distributes a predetermined maximum number of pronunciations to the plurality of objects based on the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects determined by the determination unit 101. Then, the selection unit 102 selects, for each object, from the sounds associated with the object, a number of sounds equal to or less than the number of pronunciations distributed to the object.

[Pronunciation control]
Next, the pronunciation control performed by the control unit 16 of the second embodiment will be described. In the pronunciation control of the second embodiment, the operation of the selection unit 102 is different from the pronunciation control of the first embodiment. In the second embodiment, the control unit 16 repeats the following processing.

<Operation of the decision unit>
First, as in the first embodiment, the determination unit 101 determines the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects according to the progress of the game.

<Operation of the selection part>
Next, the selection unit 102 distributes the maximum number of pronunciations set in the group of objects to the plurality of objects based on the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects determined by the determination unit 101. Specifically, the higher the basic priority of an object, the greater the number of pronunciations distributed to that object.

Next, the selection unit 102 performs the following processing on each of the plurality of objects. The selection unit 102 selects a candidate sound (a candidate for a sound to be played in the game) from the sounds of the object based on the progress of the game. Then, the selection unit 102 selects a predetermined number of sounds (a number equal to or less than the number of pronunciations assigned to the object) from the candidate sounds of the object in descending order of pronunciation priority.

<Operation of the playback unit>
Next, as in the first embodiment, the reproduction unit 103 reproduces a predetermined number of audio data including a predetermined number of sounds selected by the selection unit 102. A predetermined number of audio data reproduced by the reproduction unit 103 is processed by the audio processing unit 13. As a result, a predetermined number of sounds indicated in the predetermined number of voice data are simultaneously output from the speaker.

[Effect of Embodiment 2]
In the second embodiment, the same effect as that of the first embodiment can be obtained.

(Other embodiments)
In the above description, the case where one sound is included in one voice data has been given as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, one voice data may include a plurality of sounds. For example, one voice data 30 may include a footstep sound generated when an enemy character walks and a wind noise generated when the enemy character walks.

Further, in the above description, the correction amount of the basic priority (see FIG. 3) may be a fixed value or a variable value. For example, the correction amount of the basic priority may change during the game. Specifically, the correction amount of the basic priority may be set for each quest that occurs in the game. Further, the correction amount of the basic priority may change according to the distance between the player character and the object according to the size of the field in the virtual space in which the player character exists. Further, the correction amount of the basic priority may change according to the time in the game.

Further, in the above description, the case where both the basic priority and the pronunciation priority are used in the pronunciation control has been given as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this. In pronunciation control, pronunciation priority may not be used. For example, the selection unit 102 distributes a predetermined maximum number of sounds to a plurality of objects based on the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects determined by the determination unit 101, and associates each object with the object. You may randomly select a number of sounds that are less than or equal to the number of pronunciations distributed to the object.

Further, in the above description, the case where the predetermined range (predetermined range around the player character) set in the pronunciation control is the range of the sphere is given as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the predetermined range may be a circular range centered on the position of the player character, or may be the entire area of a predetermined area (for example, a room in which the player character exists) in the virtual space in which the player character exists. You may.

Further, in the above description, the case where the pronunciation control is performed for each group of objects is given as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, pronunciation control may be performed for all objects existing within a predetermined range around the player character.

Further, in the above description, the case where the virtual space is a three-dimensional space has been given as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the virtual space may be a two-dimensional space.

Further, in the above description, the game program may be implemented as a game program for a so-called online game. In this case, the processing performed by the control unit 16 of the game device 10 may be performed by the control unit (not shown) of the server device, or may be shared between the game device 10 and the control unit of the server device.

Even when these other embodiments are adopted, the effects of the present invention are exhibited. Further, it is also possible to appropriately combine this embodiment with other embodiments and other embodiments. The above embodiments are essentially preferred embodiments and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention, its applications, or its uses.

10 Game device 11 Network interface 12 Graphic processing unit 13 Audio processing unit 14 Operation unit 15 Storage unit 16 Control unit 21 Display 22 Speaker 23 Game controller 30 Voice data 31 Priority DB
32 Control table 100 Game progress unit 101 Decision unit 102 Selection unit 103 Playback unit

Claims (6)

Computer,
A game progress section that progresses a game in which a player character and a plurality of objects are arranged in a virtual space,
A determination unit that determines the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects according to the progress of the game.
A selection unit that selects a predetermined number of sounds from the sounds associated with each of the plurality of objects based on the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects determined by the determination unit.
A game program characterized in that it functions as a playback unit that reproduces audio data including sounds selected by the selection unit. In claim 1,
Sounds associated with each of the plurality of objects are set with a pronunciation priority.
The selection unit is based on the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects determined by the determination unit and the pronunciation priority set for the sound associated with each of the plurality of objects. A game program characterized by selecting a predetermined number of sounds from the sounds associated with each of the objects. In claim 1 or 2,
Each of the plurality of objects belongs to any one of the plurality of groups, and the plurality of objects belong to any one of the plurality of groups.
A maximum number of pronunciations is set for each of the plurality of groups.
The selection unit is characterized in that, for each group, a number of sounds equal to or less than the maximum number of pronunciations set for the group is selected from the sounds associated with each of the plurality of objects belonging to the group. Game program. In claim 1,
The selection unit distributes a predetermined maximum number of sounds to the plurality of objects based on the basic priority of each of the plurality of objects determined by the determination unit, and for each of the objects, the object is assigned. A game program characterized by selecting a number of sounds that are less than or equal to the number of pronunciations distributed to the object from the associated sounds. In any one of claims 1 to 4,
A game program in which the progress of the game includes a distance between each of the plurality of objects and / or a state of each of the plurality of objects. A storage unit that stores any one of the game programs of claims 1 to 5.
A game device including a control unit for executing the game program.

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