JP2023032624A - Information processing device, information processing method, and program - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an information processing device, an information processing method, and a program that allow a user to receive presentation of a non-possessed object on a deck editing screen.SOLUTION: According to the present invention, an information processing device includes a deck editing unit and an acquisition information providing unit. The deck editing unit presents a non-possessed object that the user does not possess to the user, on an editing screen on which the user edits a deck for playing a game. The acquisition information providing unit provides the user with information on a method of acquiring the selected non-possessed object in accordance with the user's selection to the presented non-possessed object.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to an information processing device, an information processing method, and a program.

Patent Literature 1 discloses an information processing device or the like that displays a character possessed by a user on a deck formation screen.

JP 2018-171181

However, objects such as characters that the user does not possess are not presented on the deck formation screen, making it difficult to consider formation including objects that the user does not possess.

The present invention provides an information processing device, an information processing method, and a program that allow a user to receive an object that the user does not possess on a deck organization screen.

An information processing apparatus according to an aspect of the present invention includes a deck formation unit and an obtained information provision unit. presents to the user an unpossessed object that is an object that the user does not possess, and the acquisition information providing unit obtains the selected unpossessed object according to the user's selection of the presented unpossessed object. An information processing device for providing information on a method to the user.

According to one aspect of the present invention, the user can be presented with an object that the user has not possessed on the deck organization screen.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is a figure which shows the outline|summary of the game system 1 which concerns on 1st Embodiment. 2 is a block diagram showing the hardware configuration of the server 10 according to the first embodiment; FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the hardware configuration of a user terminal 20 according to the first embodiment; FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the functional configuration of the server 10 according to the first embodiment; FIG. It is a figure explaining the presentation of the object by the deck organization part 11a which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure explaining provision of the information about the acquisition method by the acquisition information provision part 11b which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure explaining the flow of the process which concerns on 1st Embodiment. FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating presentation of an object according to modification 2; FIG. 16 is a diagram illustrating presentation of an object according to Modification 6; FIG. 21 is another diagram illustrating presentation of an object according to Modification 6;

Several embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Various features shown in the embodiments shown below can be combined with each other. In addition, the invention is established independently for each characteristic item.

<1. First Embodiment>
(1-1. Game system 1)
An information processing apparatus according to an embodiment of the present invention is a server 10 forming part of a game system 1 that provides a game G as shown in FIG. A game system 1 includes a server 10 and a user terminal 20 .

The server 10 is configured to be able to communicate with the user terminal 20 via the communication line 5 and provides the user terminal 20 with the game G. FIG. The server 10 controls the presentation of objects on the edit screen of the deck used by the user U as a player by operating the user terminal 20 . Each configuration will be described in detail below.

(1-2. Hardware Configuration of Game System 1)
The hardware configuration of the game system 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3. FIG.

(1-2-1. Hardware configuration of server 10)
FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the hardware configuration of the server 10 according to this embodiment. The server 10 includes a control section 11 , a storage section 12 and a communication section 13 . The server 10 may also include an operation input unit 14 configured with a keyboard, a mouse, etc., for receiving input of various operations, and a monitor 15 such as a liquid crystal display device for displaying various images.

The control unit 11 is, for example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a microprocessor, a DSP (Digital Signal Processor), etc., and controls the overall operation of the server 10 .

A part of the storage unit 12 is composed of, for example, a RAM (Random Access Memory) or a DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory), and is used as a work area or the like when the control unit 11 executes processing based on various programs. . A part of the storage unit 12 is, for example, a non-volatile memory such as a ROM (Read Only Memory) or a HDD (Hard Disk Drive), and stores various data and programs used for the processing of the control unit 11. do.

The programs stored in the storage unit 12 are, for example, an OS (Operating System) for realizing basic functions of the server 10, drivers for controlling various hardware, programs for realizing various functions, and the like. includes the computer program according to the present embodiment.

The communication unit 13 is, for example, a NIC (Network Interface Controller) and has a function of connecting to the communication line 5 . The communication unit 13 has a function of connecting to a wireless LAN (Local Area Network), a function of connecting to a wireless WAN (Wide Area Network), a function of connecting to a wireless WAN (Wide Area Network), for example, a short-range communication such as Bluetooth (registered trademark) in place of or together with the NIC. It may have a function of enabling wireless communication, infrared communication, and the like. The server 10 is connected to other information processing devices such as the user terminal 20 via the communication line 5, and can transmit and receive various data to and from the other information processing devices.

The control unit 11 , storage unit 12 , communication unit 13 , operation input unit 14 and monitor 15 are electrically connected to each other via a system bus 16 . Therefore, the control unit 11 accesses the storage unit 12, displays an image on the monitor 15, grasps the operation state of the operation input unit 14 by the user (player), and various communication networks and other information via the communication unit 13. Access to a processing device, etc. can be performed.

(1-2-2. Hardware Configuration of User Terminal 20)
FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing the hardware configuration of the user terminal 20 according to this embodiment. The user terminal 20 is, for example, an information processing terminal such as a smart phone or a tablet terminal, and includes a control section 21 , a storage section 22 and a communication section 23 . The user terminal 20 also includes a display unit 24 such as a touch panel display capable of displaying images and the like and accepting operations, a speaker 25 that outputs sound, a microphone 26 that receives sound input, a camera 27 that captures an image of a subject, and operation buttons. 28 may be provided. In the following, differences from the server 10 will be mainly described.

The operation button 28 is provided on the side surface of the user terminal 20, and includes a power button for starting or stopping the user terminal 20, a volume adjustment button for sound output by the speaker 25, and the like.

These control unit 21 , storage unit 22 , communication unit 23 , display unit 24 , speaker 25 , microphone 26 , camera 27 and operation buttons 28 are electrically connected to each other via system bus 29 . Therefore, the control unit 21 accesses the storage unit 22, displays an image on the display unit 24, grasps the operation state of the touch panel display (display unit 24) and the operation button 28 by the user, inputs sound to the microphone 26, and performs sound input to the microphone 26. Sound output from 25, control of the camera 27, and access to various communication networks and other information processing devices via the communication unit 23 can be performed.

(1-3. Functional Configuration of Server 10)
As shown in FIG. 4, the control section 11 of the server 10 has a deck formation section 11a and an obtained information provision section 11b.

The deck formation unit 11a is configured to be able to present to the user U an unpossessed object, which is an object that the user U does not possess, on a formation screen for the user to organize a deck for playing the game G. The acquisition information providing unit 11b is configured to be able to provide the user U with information on how to acquire the selected non-possessed object in response to the user U's selection of the presented non-possessed object. With such a configuration, the user's recognition of the non-possessed objects can be enhanced by presenting the non-possessed objects on the deck formation screen, and furthermore, the user's selection of the non-possessed objects can be obtained. By providing information related to the item, it is possible to increase opportunities to play for obtaining the non-possessed object.

Game G is a game in which a deck can be organized and played using the deck. A "deck" is a unit that combines multiple objects. The number of objects that the deck contains may be required to be within a predetermined range, or may be required to equal a certain predetermined number.

The user U can proceed while clearing tasks such as game parts using the deck through the operation of the user terminal 20 . The user U can select a deck to be used for each predetermined game part and organize/reorganize the deck through the operation of the user terminal 20 . The predetermined game part is, for example, a quest or the like that can be cleared by attacking, defending, or otherwise defeating an enemy character.

The deck formation unit 11a may be configured to be able to execute deck formation before the play of a predetermined game part is started. Further, the deck formation unit 11a may be configured to be able to execute deck formation at any timing of the user U other than before the start of play of a predetermined game part. Each organized deck can be recorded in the database of the storage unit 12 or the like.

Here, the "object" is an object that the user U can possess in the game G. The object is, for example, a character that can automatically attack an enemy character based on the operation of the user U or based on a predetermined rule. The object may also be, for example, a card in a card game. Objects may also be avatars, items, and various other game elements.

Objects can be managed, for example, in a table (object table) relating to provided objects in a database stored in the storage unit 12 . Multiple object tables may exist. Such an object table may include objects that have not yet been provided or that have been provided, in addition to objects that are being provided. Objects can be recorded in association with provision states.

Whether or not the user U possesses an object can be managed by, for example, a table (possession state table) of the above-described database that associates each user with the possession state of each object. The deck formation unit 11a can refer to the possession state table and determine whether or not the user U possesses each object. The possession state table may be composed of a history given to the user U by dropping, lottery, gift, purchase, etc. in the game G, or may be created based on such a history.

“Information on acquisition method” is information on a method for the user U to acquire an unpossessed object. The obtaining method is an action in the game G that the user U should perform in order to obtain the item. Actions to be taken include, for example, participating in events in which the non-possessed object can be obtained, clearing a specific game part such as a quest in which the non-possessed object can be obtained, and a possibility that the non-possessed object can be obtained. These include an operation for executing a lottery (so-called gacha), an operation for exchanging game assets such as specific items, and the like.

The provision of the information on the method of acquisition to the user U can be performed, for example, by the acquisition information providing unit 11b transmitting the information to the user terminal 20 and controlling the display unit 24 to display the information. Alternatively, it may be performed by a method recognizable by the user U via the user terminal 20 or another information processing terminal.

The functional configuration described above may be realized by software (including so-called applications) appropriately installed in the server 10, or may be realized by hardware. When implemented by software, various functions can be implemented by the control unit 11 executing a program that constitutes the software.

When realized by executing a program, the program may be stored in the storage unit 12 built into the server 10, or may be stored in a computer-readable recording medium or a non-temporary recording medium. . Alternatively, a program stored in an external storage device may be read out and realized by so-called cloud computing. Alternatively, when implemented by hardware, it can be implemented by various circuits such as ASIC, SOC, FPGA, or DRP. Further, the functional configuration described above may be partially processed by the user terminal 20 or the like by software or hardware.

(1-4. Flow of deck composition and information provision)
An example of the flow of deck formation and information provision according to this embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 5 and 6. FIG.

FIG. 5 shows a deck formation screen FS displayed on the display unit 24 before the start of the quest play. The deck organization unit 11a presents the user U with possessed objects that are objects possessed by the user U and unpossessed objects that are not possessed by the user U as objects displayed on the organization screen FS. .

A deck area D in the upper part of FIG. 5 is an area in which decks to be organized and objects incorporated in the decks are displayed. Candidate area L at the bottom is an area where candidate objects that may be incorporated into the deck are displayed.

The deck area D indicates that eight frames P1 to P8 are provided in the deck to be organized as frames with which objects can be associated. Frame P1 is associated with object M1, frame P2 is associated with object M2, frame P3 is associated with object M3, frame P4 is associated with object M4, and frame P5 is associated with object M5. Frames P6, P7, and P8 are empty frames with no object associated therewith. Note that the number of deck frames is not particularly limited, and may be other than eight frames in another aspect.

Candidate area L indicates that there are candidate objects S1 to S10 to be associated with the frame of the deck. Candidate objects may also exist in portions of the candidate area L that are not displayed. The deck organizing section 11a can control such a candidate object so that it can be presented to the user U by switching the display portion by operating the scroll bar, swiping, or the like. A display control unit (not shown) of the user terminal 20 can control the display of the display unit 24 based on an operation such as scroll bar operation or swipe operation on the user terminal 20 . Note that the number of candidate objects to be presented and displayed is not particularly limited, and may be more or less than ten in another aspect.

Objects M1 to M5 and candidate objects S1 to S6 are possessed objects, and candidate objects S7 to S10 are non-possessed objects. That is, the deck organizing section 11a presents the objects M1 to M5 and the candidate objects S1 to S6 as possessed objects displayed on the organizing screen FS, and presents the candidate objects S7 to S10 to the user U as non-possessed objects.

When the user U selects the candidate object S7 (highlighted in FIG. 6), the acquisition information providing unit 11b provides the user with information on how to acquire the object because the selected object is an unpossessed object. provide to U. In one example, in response to the user U's selection operation on the candidate object S7 on the user terminal 20, the obtaining information providing unit 11b displays information on how to obtain the candidate object S7 on the display unit 24 of the user terminal 20 as a pop-up screen PS. can be displayed. The obtained information providing unit 11b may control the information to be displayed on the user terminal 20 by another method such as screen transition, instead of the pop-up screen PS.

(1-5. Flow of Processing by Game System 1)
An example of the flow of processing by the game system 1 will be described with reference to FIG.

Steps S100 and S200 are executed. In step S<b>200 , a deck organization request is transmitted to the server 10 based on the user U's operation for starting deck organization received at the user terminal 20 . In step S100, the deck formation section 11a starts the deck formation process.

Next, steps S110 and S210 are performed. In step S110, the deck organization section 11a presents the user U with possessed objects and non-possessed objects on the organization screen FS. The deck organization unit 11a controls the user terminal 20 to display the organization screen FS including possessed objects and non-possessed objects on the display unit 24 in step S210.

Next, step S220 is executed. In step S220, the user terminal 20 accepts the user U's operation of selecting an object displayed on the composition screen FS. The user terminal 20 transmits information on the selected objects (which object is selected) to the server 10 .

Next, step S120 is executed. In step S120, the server 10 receives information on the selected object, and the available information providing unit 11b executes step S130 when the user U does not possess the selected object. The obtained information providing unit 11b does not execute step S130 when the user U possesses the selected object. It should be noted that the user terminal 20 may determine whether or not the user U possesses the selected object, and if the user U does not possess the selected object, the information may be transmitted to the server 10 as the selection information of the non-possessed object. .

In step S130, the obtaining information providing unit 11b provides the user U with information on how to obtain the selected non-possessed object. The obtained information providing unit 11b transmits the information to the user terminal 20, and controls the user terminal 20 to display the information on the display unit 24 in step S230. Note that the information providing step may include step S130.

Next, steps S140 and S240 are performed. In step S<b>240 , the user terminal 20 accepts the user U's operation to confirm the formation of the deck, and transmits a confirmation request to the server 10 . In step S140, the deck being organized is recorded and saved in the database or the like of the storage unit 12 based on the confirmation request. The deck formation step may include steps S100, S110 and S140.

<2. Variation>
Various modifications will be described below. Portions common to the first embodiment are omitted.

(2-1. Modification 1)
The deck organization unit 11a may be configured to be able to present to the user U, among the non-possessed objects, an object that satisfies a predetermined condition regarding acquisition as an object that satisfies the predetermined condition on the organization screen FS. By adopting such a configuration, among the non-possessed objects, the object that satisfies the predetermined condition regarding acquisition is identifiably presented as satisfying the condition, thereby allowing the user to recognize the non-possessed object according to the predetermined condition regarding acquisition. It can be done by narrowing down to objects that meet the conditions.

Here, "predetermined conditions regarding acquisition" means availability, acquisition by a specific method (participating in a specific event, execution of a specific lottery, defeating a specific hostile character, etc.). (for example, within a week, during a specific event, etc.).

The deck organization unit 11a may be configured to be able to present to the user U, among the non-possessed objects, objects that satisfy a predetermined condition regarding acquisition, objects that do not satisfy the predetermined condition, and objects that do not satisfy the predetermined condition, on the organization screen FS. good. The deck organization unit 11a can present the objects that satisfy the predetermined condition and the objects that do not satisfy the predetermined condition so that they are identifiable by performing control so that the display modes on the organization screen FS are different.

Further, the deck organization unit 11a is configured so as to present to the user U, among the non-possessed objects, objects that satisfy a predetermined condition regarding acquisition on the organization screen FS, and not to present objects that do not satisfy the predetermined condition on the organization screen FS. may The user terminal 20 is controlled to hide objects that do not satisfy the predetermined condition on the composition screen FS.

(2-2. Modification 2)
The deck organization unit 11a may be configured to present an unpossessed object to the user U on the organization screen when there is an empty slot to which no object is associated in the deck to be organized. With such a configuration, by presenting the non-possessed object when the user wants to fill the empty space of the deck, it is possible to present the object at a timing that is likely to attract the user's interest.

If the deck to be edited has a frame (M6 to M8) to which no object is associated as shown in FIG. 5, the deck organizing unit 11a presents the non-possessed object to the user U on the organizing screen. On the other hand, the deck organization unit 11a does not present the non-possessed object to the user U on the organization screen when there is no frame with which no object is associated with the deck to be edited as shown in FIG. In other words, possessed objects are presented, but non-possessed objects are not presented.

(2-3. Modification 3)
Based on predetermined information, the deck organization unit 11a presents to the user U, on the organization screen FS, objects that are recommended to be associated with empty slots of the deck to be organized among the non-possessed objects. With such a configuration, by targeting objects extracted based on predetermined information among non-possessed objects, it is possible to present objects that are expected to be highly useful to the user.

Here, the "recommended object" is an object that is determined to be recommended for the user U to incorporate into the deck based on predetermined information. Predetermined information is information that is effective to be considered in deck formation, such as statistical information, game part information, deck formation information, and information on game assets possessed by the user U. FIG.

The statistical information is the number of times or frequency of use of each object by user U or other users. When the user U is organizing a deck to play a specific game part, it may be the number of times or frequency incorporated in the deck in the play of the specific game part. In addition, the statistical information may include the clear rate when used. The deck formation unit 11a can determine that an object with a high number of times of use, frequency of use, clear rate when used, etc. is recommended to be incorporated into the deck.

The game part information is information relating to the features of a particular game part when the user U is organizing a deck to play the particular game part. The features of a game part are attributes of the game part, attributes of hostile characters appearing in the game part, offensive/defensive means, abilities, and the like. It is recommended that the deck organization unit 11a incorporates into the deck an object that has good compatibility between the characteristics of the game part and the characteristics of the object (attributes possessed by the object, means of attack/defense, ability, etc.) (the object is relatively advantageous). It can be determined that

The deck organization information is information relating to the features of objects already incorporated in the deck (associated with frames). The deck formation unit 11a determines that it is recommended to incorporate objects into the deck that are compatible with the features of the objects that have already been incorporated into the deck (the objects complement each other, enhance their effects, etc.). be able to. The deck organization unit 11a is capable of presenting to the user U, on the organization screen FS, objects that are recommended to be associated with empty slots out of non-possessed objects, based on objects associated with decks to be organized. may be configured. By adopting such a configuration, it is possible to present an object that is expected to be of high interest to the user by targeting objects extracted based on predetermined information in empty slots of the deck among the non-possessed objects. .

The information on game assets possessed by the user U is information on game assets such as items possessed by the user U other than objects that can be associated with the deck. The information of game assets may be the quantity of specific items that the user U possesses. A specific item is, for example, an item that is required in a specific acquisition method of an object. The deck organization unit 11a can preferentially present recommended objects out of non-possessed objects according to the amount of game assets possessed by the user U that are required in a specific acquisition method. may be configured. With such a configuration, it is possible to present non-possessed objects according to the user U's predetermined amount of game assets and to provide information on how to obtain the non-possessed objects.

In a more specific example, the game asset information is the number of possessed specific items called "orbs" or the like that are required in a predetermined number to execute a lottery (so-called gacha). If the object A can only be obtained in the lottery a, and the number of orbs possessed by the user U is less than the number required to execute the lottery a, the deck formation unit 11a selects the object A as an unpossessed object can be controlled not to be presented as Even if the number of orbs possessed by the user U is less than the number required for the execution of the lottery a, the deck formation unit 11a, if there is a possibility that the object A can be obtained by a method other than the lottery a, Object A may be presented as an unowned object.

The deck organizing unit 11a may perform control so that the recommended objects and the objects not determined as recommended objects among the presented non-possessed objects are displayed differently on the organization screen FS. In addition, the deck organization unit 11a may extract the recommended objects from the non-possessed objects, present the recommended objects, and control so as not to present (hide) the objects that are not determined as recommended objects. .
(2-4. Modification 4)

When the amount of predetermined game assets possessed by the user U is greater than a predetermined threshold value, the deck formation unit 11a selects an object with a lottery using predetermined game assets (an object that can be obtained by a lottery using game assets). It may be configured so that the priority of presentation of the object with a high degree of accuracy can be set. The priority of presentation includes the display order in the candidate area L, the display size of the object, the degree of conspicuity due to highlighting, and the like.

In addition, the deck formation unit 11a is configured to be able to set a high priority for presenting an object with a lottery using a predetermined game asset when the user U frequently executes a lottery using a predetermined game asset. good too. A lottery execution frequency using predetermined game assets can be calculated based on a lottery execution history recorded in a table or the like. High execution frequency means that the number of times of execution in a predetermined period (for example, one week) is equal to or greater than a predetermined number of times.

In addition, the deck organizing unit 11a may set a high priority for presenting objects that the user U may obtain by charging. Possibility of acquisition by charging means that it is possible to obtain directly by charging, or that it is possible to obtain by charging through lottery, participation in events, etc.,

Further, when the amount of predetermined game assets possessed by the user U is less than a predetermined threshold value, the deck formation unit 11a can set a high priority for presenting an object that has a method of obtaining without using game assets. may be configured.

(2-5. Modification 5)
When the user U who has played the first game part included in the game G using the first deck tries to play the same first game part using the same first deck, the deck formation unit 11a Based on the previous play data of the game part, an object recommended to be added or replaced with respect to the first deck among the non-possessed objects may be presented to the user U on the organization screen FS. By adopting such a configuration, the user can receive a proposal for adding or replacing the deck composition based on the previous play data.

Here, "play data" refers to information such as the success or failure of clearing a game part, play time, numerical values such as damage dealt to and received from hostile characters, contribution of each object included in the deck, etc. be.

Assume that the user U played the first game part (first play) using the deck (referred to as the “first deck”) in FIG. After that, on the deck formation screen FS when the user U again plays the first game part using the same first deck (second play), the deck formation unit 11a replaces the object M7 in the frame P7, for example. presents a candidate object S8 as an object for which is recommended. Such processing may be executed even if another second game part or the like is played using the first deck or another second deck between the first play and the second play. good.

For example, the deck formation unit 11a can decide to recommend replacement of objects based on the fact that the first game part could not be cleared using the first deck last time. Then, the deck organizing section 11a can determine that the object M7 is to be replaced, for example, based on the fact that the object M7 did little damage to the enemy character in the previous play. In addition, the deck organizing section 11a can, for example, determine recommended objects based on predetermined information in the same manner as in Modification 3 above.

Also, in the above example, a mode for decks with no empty slots as shown in FIG. 8 has been described, but the same processing may be performed for decks with empty slots. A frame with which an object has already been associated can be replaced, and an empty frame with no object associated with it can be added.

(2-6. Modification 6)
The deck organization unit 11a may be configured to be able to associate a non-possessed object with a deck to be organized as a reservation registration.

When a non-possessed object is associated with a deck frame as a reservation registration, the user U does not possess the object yet, and thus the deck cannot be used as if the non-possessed object is included in the play.

For example, as shown in FIG. 9, the deck formation unit 11a can associate the candidate object S9, which is an unpossessed object, with the frame P6 as reservation registration. The deck organization unit 11a controls the user terminal 20 to display the candidate object S9 on the display unit 24 in such a manner that it is associated with the frame P6 and can be identified as reservation registration. On the other hand, the game play control unit (not shown) or the like controls so that the objects in the deck that the user U can use during the game play are only the objects M1 to M5, and the candidate object S9 cannot be used.

Further, the deck organization unit 11a may be configured so as to be able to associate an unpossessed object as a reservation registration with a frame in which a possessed object of the deck to be organized has already been associated. For example, as shown in FIG. 10, the deck organizing section 11a can associate candidate object S10, which is an unpossessed object, with frame P8 associated with object M8, which is a possessed object, as reservation registration. The deck organization unit 11a controls the user terminal 20 to display the candidate object S10 on the display unit 24 in an overlapping manner so that the candidate object S10 can be associated with the frame P8 and can be identified as reservation registration.

Further, the deck formation unit 11a may be configured so that when a non-possessed object associated as a reservation registration is obtained, it can be associated as a possessed object.

For example, in the example of FIG. 9, when the user U acquires the candidate object S9, which is an unpossessed object, and it becomes a possessed object, the deck formation unit 11a performs the official registration process to associate it as a possessed object. When such official registration processing is performed, the game play control unit (not shown) or the like adds the objects in the deck that can be used by the user U during the game play to the objects M1 to M5, and makes the candidate object S9 available. and

Further, in the example of FIG. 10, when the user U obtains the candidate object S9, which is an unpossessed object, and becomes a possessed object, the deck formation unit 11a cancels the association of the object M8 from the frame P8, and newly A main registration process for associating the candidate object S10 as a possessed object is performed.

In addition, the deck formation unit 11a acquires the non-possessed object associated as the reservation registration, and when the object that was the non-possessed object satisfies a predetermined condition after acquisition, the deck formation unit 11a associates the object as the possessed object. may be configured to The predetermined state is, for example, that the obtained object has obtained a status such as a predetermined level.

<3. Other Embodiments>
Although the embodiments of the present invention and their modifications have been described above, the application of the present disclosure is not limited to the above-described contents.

The deck organizing section 11a may be configured to be able to narrow down the candidate objects to be presented in the candidate area L based on conditions specified by the user U, rearrange them, and present them.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, a mode in which the server 10 or the like has each function has been described. It can be configured to include both the user terminal 20 and the like.

Further, each step described as being executed by the server 10 or the like in the above embodiment can also be executed by the user terminal 20 or the like as long as it is permitted by its nature.

The present invention can also be implemented as a program that causes the above system to function.

The present invention can also be implemented as a computer-readable recording medium, a non-temporary recording medium storing the above program, or a computer-readable recording medium storing the above program.

While various embodiments of the invention have been described above, they are presented by way of example and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. The novel embodiment can be embodied in various other forms, and various omissions, replacements, and modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the invention. The embodiment and its modifications are included in the scope and gist of the invention, and are included in the scope of the invention described in the claims and equivalents thereof.

<4. Features of Embodiment>
The features of the embodiments of the present invention are summarized below.

In one aspect of the present invention, a deck formation unit and an obtained information provision unit are provided, and the deck formation unit displays a deck that the user does not possess on a formation screen for forming a deck for playing a game by the user. An unpossessed object, which is an object, is presented to the user, and the acquisition information providing unit provides information on a method of acquiring the selected unpossessed object according to the user's selection of the presented unpossessed object. An information processing device is provided for a user.

With such a configuration, the user's recognition of the non-possessed objects can be enhanced by presenting the non-possessed objects on the deck formation screen, and furthermore, the user's selection of the non-possessed objects can be obtained. By providing information related to the item, it is possible to increase opportunities to play for obtaining the non-possessed object.

The deck organization unit may be configured to be able to present to the user on the organization screen an object that satisfies a predetermined condition regarding acquisition among the non-possessed objects as an object that satisfies the predetermined condition. By adopting such a configuration, among the non-possessed objects, the object that satisfies the predetermined condition regarding acquisition is identifiably presented as satisfying the condition, thereby allowing the user to recognize the non-possessed object according to the predetermined condition regarding acquisition. It can be done by narrowing down to objects that meet the conditions.

Further, the deck organization unit may be configured to present the unpossessed object to the user on the organization screen when there is an empty slot to which no object is associated in the deck to be organized. With such a configuration, by presenting the non-possessed object when the user wants to fill the empty space of the deck, it is possible to present the object at a timing that is likely to attract the user's interest.

Further, the deck organization unit selects an object recommended to be associated with the empty slot among the unpossessed objects on the organization screen based on the object associated with the deck to be organized. It may be configured to be presented to the user. With such a configuration, objects that are expected to be of high interest to the user can be presented by targeting objects extracted based on the objects associated with the deck among the non-possessed objects. .

In addition, the deck organization unit preferentially recommends objects among the non-possessed objects according to the amount of game assets possessed by the user that are required in a specific acquisition method. You may be comprised so that presentation is possible. With such a configuration, it is possible to present non-possessed objects according to the amount of predetermined game assets of the user U and to provide information on how to acquire the non-possessed objects.

Further, when the user who has played a game part included in the game using the deck intends to play the same game part using the same deck, the deck formation unit performs the previous game part. Based on the play data, an object recommended to be added to or replaced with respect to the deck among the non-possessed objects may be presented to the user on the organization screen. By adopting such a configuration, the user can receive a proposal for adding or replacing the deck composition based on the previous play data.

In another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a program for causing a computer to execute a deck formation step and an obtained information provision step, wherein the deck formation step comprises a formation screen for a user to form a deck for playing a game. presenting to the user an unpossessed object that is an object that the user does not possess, and in the obtained information providing step, the selected unpossessed object is selected according to the user's selection of the presented unpossessed object. A program is provided that provides the user with information on how to obtain a possessed object.

In another aspect of the present invention, a computer presents an unpossessed object, which is an object that the user does not possess, to the user on an organization screen for the user to organize a deck for playing a game, and the computer: An information processing method is provided for providing the user with information on how to obtain the selected non-possessed object according to the user's selection of the presented non-possessed object.

1: game system, 5: communication line, 10: server, 11: control unit, 11a: deck formation unit, 11b: acquisition information provision unit, 12: storage unit, 13: communication unit, 14: operation input unit, 15: monitor, 16: system bus, 20: user terminal, 21: control unit, 22: storage unit, 23: communication unit, 24: display unit, 25: speaker, 26: microphone, 27: camera, 28: operation button, 29 : system bus, D: deck area, FS: organization screen, G: game, L: candidate area, M1-M8: object, P1-P8: frame, PS: pop-up screen, S1-S10: candidate object, U: user

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A deck formation section and an acquisition information provision section are provided,
The deck organization unit presents an unpossessed object, which is an object that the user does not possess, to the user on an organization screen for the user to organize a deck for playing the game,
The acquisition information providing unit provides the user with information on a method of acquiring the selected non-possessed object according to the user's selection of the presented non-possessed object.
Information processing equipment. The deck organization unit presents, among the unpossessed objects, an object that satisfies a predetermined condition regarding acquisition to the user on the organization screen as an object that satisfies the predetermined condition.
The information processing device according to claim 1 . The deck organization unit presents the unpossessed object to the user on the organization screen when there is an empty slot to which no object is associated in the deck to be organized.
The information processing apparatus according to claim 1 or 2. The deck organization unit informs the user, on the organization screen, of the objects recommended to be associated with the empty slots among the non-possessed objects, based on the objects associated with the deck to be organized. present,
The information processing apparatus according to claim 3. The deck formation department
preferentially presenting recommended objects among the non-possessed objects according to the amount of game assets possessed by the user that are required in a specific acquisition method;
The information processing apparatus according to claim 3. The deck formation department
When the user who has played a game part included in the game using the deck attempts to play the same game part using the same deck, based on the previous play data of the game part, the unexplained Presenting to the user on the organization screen an object that is recommended to be added to or replaced with respect to the deck among possessed objects;
The information processing apparatus according to claim 1 or 2. A program that causes a computer to execute a deck formation step and an obtained information provision step,
In the deck organization step, an unpossessed object, which is an object that the user does not possess, is presented to the user on an organization screen for the user to organize a deck for playing the game,
In the obtaining information providing step, in accordance with the user's selection of the presented non-possessed object, information regarding a method of obtaining the selected non-possessed object is provided to the user.
program. a computer presenting an unpossessed object, which is an object not possessed by the user, to the user on an organization screen for the user to organize a deck for playing a game;
a computer, in response to the user's selection of the presented non-possessed object, providing the user with information on how to obtain the selected non-possessed object;
Information processing methods.

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