JP2023071237A - Information processing device, information processing method and program - Google Patents

Abstract

A computer game that motivates a player to repeatedly play a game such as a quest. A game server executes normal quests Q1, Q2, Q3 and specific quests. By clearing the normal quest Q1 and raising the countermeasure level, it is possible to proceed with the battle against the normal boss B1 (S) advantageously in the specific quest. By clearing the normal quest Q2 and raising the countermeasure level, it is possible to proceed with the battle against the normal boss B2 (S) advantageously in the specific quest. Similarly, the normal quest Q3 is associated with the normal boss B3 (S). After defeating the normal bosses B1(S) to B3(S) in the specific quest, if the player can defeat the super boss BX, the specific quest is cleared. [Selection drawing] Fig. 4

Description

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

In computer games (hereinafter simply referred to as "games"), players are often presented with opportunities to take on tasks (missions) called quests. The player fights against enemy characters appearing during the quest, and receives rewards such as characters and items that become allies by defeating the enemy characters. Also, through the quest, the character possessed by the player grows.

Players can receive rewards many times by clearing the same quest many times. In addition, the player may repeatedly play the same quest in order to develop the character owned by the player (see Patent Literatures 1 and 2).

Japanese Patent No. 6234259 Japanese Patent No. 5622446

However, playing the same quest over and over again tends to lead to a so-called "work feeling". The sense of work becomes a factor that reduces the interest of the game. In order to prevent the feeling of work, it is necessary to keep the player with a sense of purpose even when the same quest is repeated.

The present invention is an invention completed based on the inventor's recognition of the above problems, and its main purpose is to propose a new method for keeping the player motivated to play the game repeatedly.

An information processing apparatus according to an aspect of the present invention includes a first game in which a first play condition is set, a second game in which a second play condition is set, and a first mission and a second mission. A game control unit for controlling the progress of a specific game including
The game control unit exerts a first game effect advantageous to achievement of the first mission when a first play condition is satisfied in the first game, and a second game effect when the second play condition is satisfied in the second game. When satisfied, exert a second game effect that is advantageous for the achievement of the second mission,

According to the present invention, it becomes easier to keep the player motivated to play the game repeatedly.

It is a hardware block diagram of a game system. It is a hardware block diagram of a game server. 1 is a functional block diagram of a game system; FIG. It is a schematic diagram for explaining the relationship between normal quests and specific quests. 4 is a data structure diagram of level definition information; FIG. FIG. 10 is a data structure diagram of player countermeasure information; It is a screen view of the countermeasure progress screen, and is the countermeasure progress screen of the player (P02). It is a flowchart which shows the processing process of normal quest. It is a flowchart which shows the process of processing a specific quest. It is a time chart for explaining the recommended method of normal quest in the modification.

[overview]
After briefly describing the outline of a computer game (hereinafter referred to as "game X") assumed in this embodiment, the specific configuration and control method of the game system will be described. Game X is an F2P (Free-to-Play) type game that is executed on a smartphone or the like and in which many people can participate.

A player possesses a plurality of characters (hereinbelow, a character possessed by a player is called a "P character"). A player clears a game called a "quest" using a P character. In the quest, the P character and the enemy character fight each other. P characters grow through quests. The P character is also strengthened by equipping it with weapons and armor. The P character is also strengthened by various items. As the P character is strengthened, it becomes easier to defeat stronger enemy characters.

In game X, a plurality of normal quests and specific quests are executed. In a normal quest, a special enemy character called a boss character appears, and if the player can defeat the boss character, the normal quest is successful (cleared). A boss character that appears in a normal quest is hereinafter referred to as a "normal boss". In the specific quest, not only the boss character (hereinafter referred to as "super boss") unique to the specific quest but also the normal boss reappears. If you can defeat multiple normal bosses and super bosses, the specific quest will be cleared.

Normal bosses that appear in specific quests and normal bosses that appear in normal quests are of the same type, but normal bosses that appear in specific quests are stronger than when they appear in normal quests. For this reason, compared to normal quests, specific quests are much more difficult.

In game X, a parameter called "countermeasure level" is set for each normal boss. By defeating a normal boss in a normal quest, the player can increase the countermeasure level for this normal boss. The higher the normal boss countermeasure level, the easier it is to defeat this normal boss in a specific quest.
By repeatedly playing normal quests, the player raises the level of countermeasures against normal bosses and captures specific quests with a high degree of difficulty.

FIG. 1 is a hardware configuration diagram of the game system 200. As shown in FIG.
In the game system 200, a game server 100 and a plurality of game terminals 102a, 102b, 102c, . Connected. The game terminal 102 in this embodiment is assumed to be a smart phone. The game terminal 102 may be a portable dedicated game machine or a general-purpose computer such as a laptop PC. The game terminal 102 and the Internet 106 are wirelessly connected, but may be wired. A unique ID called a player ID is assigned in advance to each player of the game. The game server 100 provides game X to each game terminal 102 .

FIG. 2 is a hardware configuration diagram of the game server 100. As shown in FIG.
The game server 100 incorporates a storage 312 as a non-volatile memory for storing computer programs, a volatile memory 304 for developing programs and data, registers, arithmetic units, instruction decoders, etc., and reads and executes programs from the memory 304. A processor 300 (CPU: Central Processing Unit) and the like are included. Processor 300 is connected to a relatively fast first bus 302 . Connected to the first bus 302 are a memory 304 and an NIC (Network Interface Card). Other devices such as a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) may also be connected to the first bus 302 .

A first bus 302 is connected via a bridge 308 to a relatively slow second bus 310 . A storage 312 and an output device 316 such as a monitor or speaker are connected to the second bus 310 . Also, an input device 314 such as a mouse and a keyboard, and a peripheral device 318 such as a printer may be connected to the second bus 310 .

FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram of the game system 200. As shown in FIG.
The game system 200 includes a game server 100 and game terminals 102 . Each component of the game server 100 and the game terminal 102 includes hardware including computing units such as a CPU and various co-processors, storage devices such as memory and storage, and wired or wireless communication lines connecting them. , is stored in a storage device and implemented by software that supplies processing instructions to the computing unit. A computer program may consist of a device driver, an operating system, various application programs located in their higher layers, and a library that provides common functions to these programs. Each block described below represents a functional block rather than a hardware configuration.
The game server 100 may be configured to include a web server, and the game terminal 102 may be configured to include a portable communication terminal and a web browser installed therein.

(Game server 100)
Game server 100 includes communication unit 112 , data processing unit 110 and data storage unit 114 .
The communication unit 112 is in charge of communication processing with the game terminal 102 via the Internet 106 . The data storage unit 114 stores various data. The data processing unit 110 executes various processes based on data acquired by the communication unit 112 and data stored in the data storage unit 114 . Data processing unit 110 also functions as an interface for communication unit 112 and data storage unit 114 .

Data storage unit 114 includes game data storage unit 130 and player data storage unit 132 .
The game data storage unit 130 stores setting information of the game X in addition to the game program. The player data storage unit 132 manages various information regarding the player.

Data processing unit 110 includes player registration unit 116 , game control unit 124 and recommendation unit 126 .
Player registration unit 116 receives player registration from game terminal 102 via communication unit 112 . The player registration unit 116 gives a player ID to the player when player registration is requested.

The game control unit 124 controls the basic progress of the game X. FIG.
Game control unit 124 includes normal game control unit 120 and specific game control unit 122 . The normal game control unit 120 controls the progress of the normal quest. The specific game control unit 122 controls progress of the specific quest. The recommendation unit 126 recommends the player to play normal quests and specific quests.

(Game terminal 102)
Game terminal 102 includes user interface processing section 136 , communication section 134 , data processing section 138 and data storage section 140 .
The user interface processing unit 136 includes an input unit 142 that receives operations from the player and an output unit 144 that displays images and outputs audio. The output unit 144 includes a display unit 150 that displays various screens. The communication unit 134 is in charge of communication processing with the game server 100 and other game terminals 102 via the Internet 106 . The data storage unit 140 stores various data. The data processing unit 138 executes various processes based on data acquired by the user interface processing unit 136 and the communication unit 134 and data stored in the data storage unit 140 . Data processing unit 138 also functions as an interface for user interface processing unit 136 , communication unit 134 and data storage unit 140 .

Data processing unit 138 includes game execution unit 146 .
The game execution unit 146 controls progress of the game X in cooperation with the game server 100 . The game execution unit 146 of the game terminal 102 may be formed as a software module downloaded from the game server 100 as part of the functionality of the game control unit 124 .

The communication unit 134 acquires various game information from the game server 100, and the display unit 150 causes the game terminal 102 to display a game screen. Also, the input unit 142 detects various inputs by the player, and part of the input information is notified to the game server 100 . The data processing unit 138, particularly the game execution unit 146 controls the progress of the game according to the input information.

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram for explaining the relationship between normal quests and specific quests.
In the game X, three types of normal quests Q1 to Q3 and one specific quest (specific game) are prepared in advance. The player can select and play any normal quest. In the normal quest, a battle game between the P character and the enemy character is executed.

A normal boss B1 appears in the normal quest Q1 (first game). The player operates a P character to confront the normal boss B1. If the normal boss B1 can be defeated, the normal quest Q1 is cleared (fulfillment of the first play condition). A normal boss B2 appears in the normal quest Q2 (second game), and if the normal boss B2 can be defeated, the normal quest Q2 is cleared (fulfillment of the second play condition). Similarly, normal boss B3 appears in normal quest Q3.

Normal bosses B1 to B3 and super boss BX appear in specific quests. When executing the specific quest, the player first battles the normal boss B1 (first game content) (first mission). As described above, the normal boss B1 that appears in the specific quest is stronger than when it appears in the normal quest Q1. More specifically, various attribute values such as offensive power, defensive power, agility (attack avoidance power), and attack accuracy of normal boss B1 are enhanced. The same applies to normal bosses B2 and B3.

When the player defeats the normal boss B1 in the specific quest, the specific game control unit 122 subsequently causes the normal boss B2 (second game medium) to appear. The player battles the normal boss B2 (second mission).

When the player defeats the normal boss B2, the specific game control unit 122 causes the normal boss B3 to appear. When the player defeats the normal boss B3, the specific game control unit 122 causes the super boss BX to appear. When the player defeats the super boss BX, the specific quest is cleared. When the specific quest is cleared, the specific game control unit 122 gives the player a super boss BX as a new P character.

In specific quests, strengthened normal bosses B1 to B3 become powerful enemies. If the three normal bosses B1 to B3 can be defeated, the player can relatively easily defeat the super boss BX. Therefore, in the specific quest, the biggest challenge is whether or not the normal bosses B1 to B3 can be defeated and the super boss BX can be reached.

Hereinafter, the normal boss B1 appearing in the normal quest Q1 is denoted as normal boss B1(N), and the normal boss B1 appearing in the specific quest is denoted as normal boss B1(S). Normal boss B1(S) and normal boss B1(N) have the same appearance, but as described above, normal boss B1(S) is much stronger than normal boss B1(N).

When the player defeats the normal boss B1(N) in the normal quest Q1, in other words, when the player clears the normal quest Q1, the normal game control unit 120 increases the countermeasure value for the normal boss B1(S). When the countermeasure value exceeds the threshold, the countermeasure level (first parameter) for the normal boss B1(S) increases. When the countermeasure value for the normal boss B2(S) reaches or exceeds the threshold, the countermeasure level (second parameter) for the normal boss B2(S) increases. The same applies to the normal boss B3(S).

Hereinafter, the countermeasure values and countermeasure levels for the normal boss B1(S) will be expressed as "countermeasure value (B1)" and "countermeasure level (B1)." The same applies to normal bosses B2(S) and B3(S).

In this embodiment, by increasing the countermeasure level (B1), the P character's offensive power against the normal boss B1 (S) is improved in the specific quest (first game effect). However, even if the countermeasure level (B1) rises, the attack power of the P character against other characters, such as normal boss B2 (S) and normal boss B1 (N), does not change. Countermeasure level (B1) is a parameter effective only for normal boss B1 (S).

Similarly, when the countermeasure level (B2) rises, the attack power of the P character against the normal boss B2 (S) rises (second game effect). As the countermeasure level (B3) increases, the attack power of the P character against the normal boss B3 (S) increases.

By playing normal quests Q1 to Q3, the player can increase the countermeasure level for each of the three types of normal bosses B1(S) to B3(S). Raising the countermeasure level makes it easier to capture the specific quest, so the player can tackle the normal quest with a strong sense of purpose and expectation.

FIG. 5 is a data structure diagram of the level definition information 160. As shown in FIG.
The level definition information 160 is stored in the game data storage section 130. FIG. Level definition information 160 defines the relationship between normal bosses, countermeasure values, countermeasure levels, and countermeasure effects. Level definition information 160 is set for each normal boss. FIG. 5 shows level definition information 160 regarding normal boss B1(S).

When the player clears the normal quest Q1, that is, when the normal boss B1(N) is defeated, the normal game control unit 120 adds "10" to the countermeasure value (B1). The player can increase the countermeasure value (B1) by clearing the normal quest Q1 many times. When the countermeasure value reaches or exceeds the threshold "20", the normal game control unit 120 changes the countermeasure level (B1) from "0" to "1". When the countermeasure level is "1", the specific game control unit 122 strengthens the attack power of the P character against the normal boss B1(S) to "1.2 times" of the normal level.

When the countermeasure value (B1) becomes "40 (first threshold)" or more, the normal game control unit 120 changes the countermeasure level (B1) from "1" to "2". When the countermeasure level is "2", the specific game control unit 122 strengthens the attack power of the P character against the normal boss (S) to "1.5 times". In this way, the player can easily clear the specific quest by repeatedly defeating the normal boss B1(N) in the normal quest Q1.

Similarly, when the player clears the normal quest Q2, the normal game control unit 120 increases the countermeasure value (B2). When the countermeasure value (B2) reaches or exceeds the threshold, the normal game control unit 120 increases the countermeasure level (B2). The specific game control unit 122 strengthens the attack power of the P character against the normal boss B2 (S) according to the countermeasure level (B2). The same applies to countermeasure level (B3).

FIG. 6 is a data structure diagram of the player countermeasure information 170. As shown in FIG.
The player countermeasure information 170 is stored in the player data storage unit 132 . The player countermeasure information 170 indicates a countermeasure value and a countermeasure level for each player. The countermeasure value (B1) of the player with player ID=P01 (hereafter referred to as "player (P01)") is "20" and the countermeasure level (B1) is "1". Therefore, the P character of the player (P01) is strengthened to "1.2 times" in attack power when fighting the normal boss B1 (S) (see FIG. 5).

The countermeasure level (B2) of the player (P01) is "2". From this, the player (P01) clears the normal quest Q2 more than the normal quest Q1, and the attack power of the P character is higher when confronting the normal boss B2 (S) than the normal boss B1 (S). is found to be higher.

The countermeasure level (B1) of the player (P02) is "5", and the countermeasure level (B2) is "6". ) is in a position where it is easier to proceed with specific quests.

FIG. 7 is a screen diagram of the countermeasure progress screen 180. As shown in FIG.
When the player instructs to play the specific quest, the display unit 150 displays the countermeasure progress screen 180 before starting the specific quest. A countermeasure level area 182 in the center of the screen displays countermeasure levels and countermeasure effects for each of the three types of normal bosses. FIG. 7 shows the countermeasure progress screen 180 of the player (P02).

The player (P02) confirms the countermeasure progress screen 180 before playing the specific quest, and confirms the countermeasure levels for each of the normal bosses B1(S) to B3(S). According to FIG. 7, the countermeasure level (B1) of the player (P02) is "5", and the attack power of the P character during the battle is "3 times" (see FIGS. 5 and 6).

After confirming the countermeasure progress screen 180, the player (P02) touches the challenge button 184 when he wants to play a specific quest. When the challenge button 184 is touched, the specific game control section 122 starts the specific quest. When the player (P02) touches the cancel button 186, the specific quest is not executed. By confirming the countermeasure level on the countermeasure progress screen 180, the player can determine whether to actually challenge the specific quest or to improve the countermeasure level by playing the normal quest.

FIG. 8 is a flow chart showing the normal quest processing process.
The player selects one of the normal quests Q1 to Q3 on the normal quest selection screen (not shown). The normal game control unit 120 executes the selected normal quest. Here, it is assumed that the player (P01) plays the normal quest Q1.

When the player (P01) defeats the normal boss B1 (N) and clears the normal quest Q1 (Y of S10), the normal game control unit 120 increases the countermeasure value (B1) (S12). In this embodiment, the normal game control unit 120 adds "10" to the countermeasure value (B1). At this time, the normal game control unit 120 updates the player countermeasure information 170 .

The normal game control unit 120 refers to the level definition information 160 and determines whether or not the countermeasure level (B1) is increased (S14). When the countermeasure level (B1) increases, the normal game control section 120 further updates the player countermeasure information 170 (S16). After the countermeasure level is increased, the recommendation unit 126 recommends the player (P01) to play the specific quest (S18). This is because the player (P01) is more likely to be able to clear the specific quest than before due to the increase in the countermeasure level. The recommendation unit 126 instructs the game terminal 102 to display a recommendation screen (not shown) including words such as, for example, "Let's try a specific quest."

When the player (P01) fails the normal quest Q1, that is, when the hit points of the P character become zero before the hit points of the normal boss B1 (N) become zero (N of S10), S12 Subsequent processing is skipped. Further, when the countermeasure level (B1) has not increased (N of S14), the processing after S16 is skipped.

FIG. 9 is a flow chart showing the process of processing a specific quest.
When the player instructs to play the specific quest on the specific quest selection screen (not shown), the display unit 150 displays the countermeasure progress screen 180 as described above. When the player touches the challenge button 184 on the countermeasure progress screen 180, the specific game control unit 122 starts the specific quest. Here, it is assumed that the player (P01) plays a specific quest.

When the player (P01) defeats the normal bosses B1(S) to B3(S) and the super boss BX and clears the specific quest (Y in S20) (satisfaction of the first condition), the specific game control unit 122 controls the player ( P01) is given super boss BX (S34). After that, the player (P01) can use the super boss BX as a P character. However, when the specific quest is cleared for the second time or later, the specific game control unit 122 may not give the super boss BX.

When the specific quest cannot be cleared (N of S20) (satisfaction of the second condition) and the player (P01) is defeated by the normal boss B1 (S), the recommendation unit 126 sends the normal quest Q1 to the player. Recommended (S24). This is because playing the normal quest Q1 to increase the countermeasure level (B1) makes it easier for the player to defeat the normal boss B1 (S) at the next challenge.

When the player is defeated by the normal boss B2(S) (N of S22, Y of S26), the recommendation unit 126 recommends the normal quest Q2 to the player (S28). When the player is defeated by the normal boss B3(S) (N of S26, Y of S30), the recommendation unit 126 recommends the normal quest Q3 to the player (S32). When the player is defeated by the super boss (N of S30), no special processing is executed.

[Summary]
The game system 200 has been described above based on the embodiment.
Specific quests in game X are significantly more difficult than normal quests. In specific quests, the normal bosses B1(N) to B3(N) that appeared in normal quests will be strengthened and reappear, and the player must win three consecutive victories against the strengthened normal bosses B1(S) to B3(S). not.

The player can raise the countermeasure level for the normal bosses B1(S) to B3(S) by playing normal quests. In other words, playing a normal quest increases the possibility of capturing a specific quest. Players can play normal quests with a strong sense of purpose by encouraging them to play normal quests for the big goal of capturing specific quests.

Rather than letting players play normal quests to collect rewards, the game is designed so that even if normal quests are played repeatedly, the player will not feel like they are working by giving the player a sense of purpose to conquer specific quests. . In other words, when the countermeasure level is increased by clearing the normal quests many times, the player can feel that the foundation for capturing the specific quest is being prepared.

In game X, normal quests Q1 to Q3 are associated with the three types of normal bosses B1(S) to B3(S) that appear in specific quests, respectively. When a player fails a specific quest, he or she can take countermeasures for each normal boss that caused the failure. For example, when the player fails to defeat the normal boss B2(S), if the normal quest Q2 is played to raise the countermeasure level (B2), the normal boss B2(S) can be easily defeated.

Based on the game design of playing a normal quest in preparation for capturing a specific quest, when the specific quest fails, the player can be made to think which normal quest to play according to the cause of defeat. More specifically, instead of playing normal quests with the vague idea of ``to proceed with a specific quest in an advantageous manner,'' rather than ``to defeat the normal boss B2 (S), which is the immediate obstacle in the specific quest.'' Since the player can be made to play the normal quest Q2 with a clear sense of purpose, it becomes easier to maintain and improve the sense of immersion in the normal quest.

If the player plays the normal quest Q1 intensively, the countermeasure level (B1) can be raised. In this case, the player can easily defeat the normal boss B1(S), but may struggle against the normal boss B2(S) that appears next to the normal boss B1(S). Therefore, the player needs to play not only the normal quest Q1 but also the normal quest Q2. As a result, the player can be guided to play the plurality of normal quests Q1 to Q3 evenly.

The player can check the countermeasure level (B1) to countermeasure level (B3) on the countermeasure progress screen 180 before playing the specific quest. The countermeasure progress screen 180 can give the player an opportunity to determine whether the specific quest should be challenged or whether the countermeasure level should be raised a little more before the challenge.

The recommendation unit 126 recommends the player to challenge the specific quest when the normal quest is cleared and the countermeasure level rises. When the countermeasure level rises, the possibility of capturing the specific quest increases, so it is possible to recommend the player to challenge the specific quest at a reasonable timing.

Moreover, the recommendation part 126 recommends the challenge to normal quest, when a player fails in specific quest. At this time, the player can be appropriately supported by recommending a normal quest corresponding to the normal boss that caused the defeat.

As described above, in the game X, playing a normal quest raises the countermeasure level. In addition, the play of a specific quest can be urged with the play of a normal quest as a trigger, particularly with the increase in the countermeasure level due to the clearing of the normal quest as a trigger. In this way, two types of quests (games) can be linked.

By making the reward associated with clearing a specific quest luxurious or attractive, it is possible to increase the desire to play the specific quest. And in order to clear a specific quest, it is necessary to play a normal quest. As the specific quest becomes more attractive, the existence of the specific quest can prompt the player to play the normal quest.

It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments and modifications, and can be embodied by modifying constituent elements without departing from the scope of the invention. Various inventions may be formed by appropriately combining a plurality of constituent elements disclosed in the above embodiments and modifications. Also, some components may be deleted from all the components shown in the above embodiments and modifications.

Although the game system 200 has been described as being composed of a plurality of game terminals 102 and one game server 100, part of the functions of the game terminals 102 may be realized by the game server 100, or the functions of the game server 100 may be realized by the game server 100. A portion may be assigned to game terminals 102 . Also, a third device other than the game terminal 102 or the game server 100 may take part of the functions of the game server 100 or the game terminal 102 . The aggregate of the functions of the game terminal 102 and the functions of the game server 100 described with reference to FIG. 3 can also be grasped as one "information processing apparatus (game apparatus)" from a broad perspective. How to distribute a plurality of functions necessary for realizing the present invention to one or more pieces of hardware is determined in consideration of the processing capability of each piece of hardware and the specifications required for the game system 200. It should be decided.

[Modification]
In the present embodiment, it has been explained that an increase in countermeasure level increases the attack power of the P character against the normal boss. You can change it. For example, by increasing the countermeasure level B1, the specific game control unit 122 may increase the defensive power of the P character during the battle with the normal boss B1 (S), the attack avoidance power (agility), and the attack power. You can increase your hit rate. The specific game control unit 122 may make NPCs (non-player characters) that support the P character appear, thereby changing the battle against the normal boss to the player's advantage.

The specific game control unit 122 may change the attribute value of the normal boss in favor of the player instead of changing the attribute value (eg, attack power) of the P character. For example, as the countermeasure level (B1) increases, the specific game control unit 122 may reduce the attack power, defense power, attack avoidance power, and attack accuracy of the normal boss B1(S). The specific game control unit 122 may change the battle against the normal boss in favor of the player by reducing the number of enemy characters that support the normal boss B1(S).

Instead of changing the attribute values of the normal boss or the P character, the specific game control unit 122 may change the battle situation according to the countermeasure level. For example, when the normal boss B1(S) is a transparent character that appears intermittently at regular intervals, the normal boss B1(S) will appear for a longer time depending on the countermeasure level (B1). , the player can easily defeat the normal boss B1(S).

The structure that protects the normal boss may be changed according to the countermeasure level. For example, assume that the normal boss B1(S) is an enemy character that snipes the P character from behind multiple buildings on the battlefield. By increasing the countermeasure level (B1), the specific game control unit 122 reduces the number of structures protecting the normal boss B1 (S), or reduces the durability of the structures to make them easier to destroy and remove. makes it easier to defeat normal boss B1 (S).

In the present embodiment, it has been described that when the player clears the normal quest, the normal game control unit 120 adds "10" as the countermeasure value. As a modification, the countermeasure value to be added may be a variable value. For example, when the player clears the normal quest Q1, the normal game control unit 120 may add "10" as the countermeasure value, and further add "20" as the countermeasure value with a probability of 20%. The normal game control unit 120 may further add "100" to the countermeasure value with a probability of 1%. According to such a control method, when the player clears the normal quest, the player can have expectations for the given countermeasure value.

The countermeasure level may be raised according to the number of times the normal quest is played. For example, whenever the player plays the normal quest Q1 ten times, the normal game control unit 120 may increase the countermeasure level (B1) by one regardless of the play result of the normal quest. According to such a control method, it is possible to reliably raise the level of countermeasures simply by playing a normal quest, so even a player who is not familiar with the game X can steadily approach the specific quest. can.

The normal game control unit 120 may change the added value of the countermeasure value according to the play result of the normal waist. For example, when the player clears the normal quest Q1, the normal game control unit 120 adds a value randomly selected within the range of "10 to 100" to the countermeasure value (B1), and the normal quest Q1 cannot be cleared. Sometimes, a randomly selected number within the range of "1 to 30" may be added to the countermeasure value (B1). According to such a control method, while it is possible to reliably increase the countermeasure value by playing the normal quest, since it is easier to increase the countermeasure value when clearing the normal quest, the player's normal quest It is possible to effectively increase not only the desire to play but also the desire to clear.

In the present embodiment, it has been described that the display unit 150 displays the countermeasure progress screen 180 before the start of the specific quest when the player instructs to play the specific quest. As a modification, the player may instruct display of the countermeasure progress screen 180 at any timing. Further, when the player touches the area corresponding to the normal boss B1 in the countermeasure level area 182 of the countermeasure progress screen 180, the normal game control section 120 may start the normal quest Q1. According to such a control method, the player can check the countermeasure level for each normal boss on the countermeasure progress screen 180 and immediately play the normal quest necessary to raise the countermeasure level.

When the countermeasure progress screen 180 is displayed, the recommendation unit 126 may recommend the player to play a normal quest whose countermeasure level is equal to or less than a predetermined value. Alternatively, on the countermeasure progress screen 180, the recommendation unit 126 may recommend to the player a normal quest corresponding to the normal boss with the lowest countermeasure level among the three normal bosses B1 to B3. For example, when 126 recommends normal quest Q3 through a recommendation screen (not shown) and the player touches an acceptance button (not shown) on the recommendation screen (not shown), normal game control unit 120 starts normal quest Q1. may

The countermeasure progress screen 180 may be a screen that does not indicate the countermeasure level and merely indicates whether or not there is an advantageous effect against the normal boss. For example, the countermeasure progress screen 180 may be a screen that simply indicates whether or not an effect of "doubling or more the attack power" has occurred for each normal boss.

In the present embodiment, it has been described that the recommending unit 126 recommends playing a specific quest when the normal quest is cleared and the countermeasure level rises (see FIG. 8). As a modified example, when the normal quest is cleared, the recommendation unit 126 may recommend the specific quest to the player even if the countermeasure level has not increased.

After the player fails the specific quest, the recommendation unit 126 may recommend re-challenge to the specific quest on condition that the normal quest is cleared. For example, the recommendation unit 126 may recommend a re-challenge to the specific quest when the player clears the normal quest Q3 after failing the specific quest by losing to the normal boss B3(S). Alternatively, after the player fails in the specific quest due to losing to the normal boss B3 (S), the normal quest Q3 is cleared, and the countermeasure level (B3) is raised. Re-challenge may be recommended.

The recommendation unit 126 may recommend playing the normal quest not only when the specific quest fails, but when another condition (second condition) is satisfied. For example, when a continuation of a specific quest is instructed, a normal quest may be recommended. Alternatively, regardless of the success or failure of the specific quest, the recommendation unit 126 may recommend the normal quest to the player after the specific quest ends.

The recommendation unit 126 may select a normal quest to be recommended based on the countermeasure level (B1) to the countermeasure level (B3) when the player fails the specific quest. For example, when the countermeasure level (B2) is the lowest among the countermeasure levels (B1) to (B3), the recommendation unit 126 may recommend the normal quest Q2 to the player. By recommending the normal quest for which countermeasures are least advanced, the player can be guided to play a plurality of normal quests evenly.

In this embodiment, when the countermeasure level (B1) rises by clearing the normal quest Q1, an advantageous effect occurs against the normal boss B1 (S) in the specific quest, but the other normal boss B2 (S) , and B2(S) are assumed to have no particular advantageous effect. Alternatively, countermeasure level (B1) may also have some effect on normal bosses B2(S) and B3(S).

For example, when the countermeasure level (B1) is "4", the advantageous effect of "2.5 times the attack power" is exerted against the normal boss B1 (S), while the normal boss B2 (S), B3 (S) also has a slightly advantageous effect of “1.25x attack power”, and against normal bosses B2 (S) and B3 (S) “0.75x attack power” ” may have a slightly disadvantageous effect.

Instead of setting countermeasure values and countermeasure levels for each of a plurality of characters, countermeasure values and countermeasure levels may be set for each of a plurality of attribute values of characters. For example, if a boss character BY appears in a specific quest, the boss character BY has an attribute value W1 (eg attack power), an attribute value W2 (eg defense power), and an attribute value W3 (eg hit points) set in advance. Suppose that

The normal game control unit 120 increases the countermeasure value (W1) corresponding to the attribute value W1 when the player clears the normal quest Q1. When the countermeasure value (W1) exceeds the threshold, the normal game control unit 120 raises the countermeasure level (W1). Similarly, the normal quest Q2 is associated with the countermeasure value (W2) and the countermeasure level (W2), and the normal quest Q3 is associated with the countermeasure value (W3) and the countermeasure level (W3).

As the player raises the countermeasure level (W1), the specific game control unit 122 lowers the attribute value W1 (attack power) of the boss character BY. Similarly, the more the player raises the countermeasure level (W2), the more the specific game control unit 122 lowers the attribute value W2 (defense power) of the boss character BY. The control unit 122 reduces the attribute value W3 (hit points) of the boss character BY.

When the player (P character) is struggling with the attack power of the boss character BY, the player can take countermeasures against the attack power by playing the normal quest Q1. Similarly, when the boss character BY's defense power is too high to make an effective attack, the player can take defense power countermeasures by playing the normal quest Q2. In this way, it is possible to realize a game feature in which a plurality of types of normal quests are played corresponding to each of a plurality of types of attribute values of the boss character BY.

In this embodiment, the normal boss B1 (N) that appears in the normal quest Q1 and the normal boss B1 (S) that appears in the specific quest are assumed to be of the same type. may For example, a normal boss C1(S) of a similar or different kind that is previously associated with the normal boss B1(N) that appears in the normal quest Q1 may appear in the specific quest.

The normal game control unit 120 may increase the countermeasure level (C1) when the player defeats the normal boss B1(N) and clears the normal quest Q1. The specific game control unit 122 may perform control so that the player can easily defeat the normal boss C1 (S) in the specific quest by increasing the countermeasure level (C1).

Instead of setting countermeasure values and countermeasure levels for each of a plurality of boss characters (enemy characters), countermeasure values and countermeasure levels may be set for each of a plurality of deck frames. For example, in a specific quest, the player builds a deck with three P characters, and uses these three P characters to fight against a normal boss or the like.

Three deck frames D1 to D3 are set for the deck. Assume that the player has set the P character (E1) in the deck frame D1, the P character (E2) in the deck frame D2, and the P character (E3) in the deck frame D3 among the plurality of P characters.

The normal game control unit 120 increases the countermeasure value (D1) corresponding to the deck frame D1 when the player clears the normal quest Q1. When the countermeasure value (D1) exceeds the threshold, the normal game control unit 120 increases the countermeasure level (D1). Similarly, normal quest Q2 is associated with countermeasure value (D2) and countermeasure level (D2), and normal quest Q3 is associated with countermeasure value (D3) and countermeasure level (D3).

As the player raises the countermeasure level (D1), the specific game control unit 122 strengthens the P character (E1) set in the deck frame D1. For example, the specific game control unit 122 temporarily increases the defense power of the P character (E1) set in the deck frame (D1) during the specific game. Similarly, as the player increases the countermeasure level (D2), the specific game control unit 122 increases the defense power of the P character (E2) set in the deck frame D2, and the player increases the countermeasure level (D3). As such, the specific game control unit 122 increases the defense power of the P character (E3) set in the deck frame D3.

When the P character (E1) is weak, the player can strengthen the P character (E1) through the deck frame (D1) during the specific quest by playing the normal quest Q1. The same applies to P character (E2) and P character (E3). For example, the P character (E1) is an important character that restores the hit points of other P characters, but because of its weak defense, it is likely to be incapacitated if targeted by a boss character. In such a case, the player normally plays the quest Q1 to raise the countermeasure level (D1). If the P character (E1) is set in this strengthened deck frame D1, the P character (E1) will be more likely to play an active role, so the player can advance the specific game advantageously.

FIG. 10 is a time chart for explaining the normal quest recommendation method in the modified example.
The normal quests Q1 to Q3 may not be quests that can be played all the time, but quests with a time limit that can be played only during a predetermined period of time (hereinafter referred to as "holding period"). It is assumed that the holding period (first period) of the normal quest Q1 is "8:00 to 16:00" in one day. The normal game control unit 120 sets the holding period (second period) of the normal quest Q2 to "12:00-20:00", and sets the holding period of the normal quest Q3 to "16:00-24:00". set. On the other hand, specific quests can always be played.

In this modification, the recommendation unit 126 recommends the player to play the normal quest when the player fails in the specific quest. Suppose a player plays a specific quest and fails at time t1 (for example, 10:00). The normal quest that can be played at time t1 is only normal quest Q1. In this case, the recommendation unit 126 recommends the normal quest Q1 to the player.

Assume that the player fails a specific quest at time t2 (for example, 18:00). At time t2, normal quests Q2 and Q3 are in progress, but normal quest Q1 is on hold. In this case, the recommendation unit 126 recommends both or one of the normal quests Q2 and Q3. The recommendation unit 126 may randomly select one of the normal quests Q2 and Q3, or may select the normal quest with a lower countermeasure level. Further, when the specific quest is defeated by the normal boss B2(S), the normal quest Q2 may be recommended, and when the normal boss B3(S) is defeated, the normal quest Q3 may be recommended.

Assume that the player fails a specific quest at time t3 (for example, 6:00). At time t3, all of the normal quests Q1 to Q3 are on hiatus. In this case, the recommendation unit 126 recommends the normal quest Q1 scheduled to be held earliest.

According to such a control method, the recommending unit 126 selects the normal quests to be recommended in view of the holding period of the plurality of normal quests, so that the player smoothly transitions to the normal quest play after playing the specific quest. can.

The specific quest may be a multiplayable quest. Multiplay of a specific quest means that one of a plurality of players serves as a host and another player serves as a guest, so that a plurality of players cooperate to play a specific quest.

For example, a player (P01) becomes a host of a specific quest and recruits guests (participants) for multiplay. The communication unit 112 notifies each game terminal 102 of recruitment of guests for a specific quest. Here, it is assumed that the player (P02) applies for guest participation. At this time, the specific game control unit 122 executes a specific quest as a joint operation between the P character of the player (P01) and the P character of the player (P02). It is also possible for three or more players to participate in multiplay.

The specific game control unit 122 sets the countermeasure level for the guest player (P02) so as to be temporarily the same as the countermeasure level for the host player (P01) during multiplay. According to such a control method, the guest player can proceed with the specific quest advantageously by playing multiplayer with a strong host.

Alternatively, the specific game control unit 122 may compare the countermeasure level of the player (P01) and the countermeasure level of the player (P02), and set the higher countermeasure level as the countermeasure level of each player. In this case, based on the player countermeasure information 170 of FIG. Set to "5". According to such a control method, when a strong guest participates in the multiplay, the other participants can also proceed with the specific quest advantageously.

In multiplay, each player's countermeasure level may be inherited as it is. For example, player PA has a high countermeasure level (B1), and player PB has a high countermeasure level (B2). When a player (PA) and a player (PB) play a multiplayer game, the player PA plays a central role in fighting the normal boss B1 (S), and the player PB plays a central role in fighting the normal boss B2 (S). By playing a role, each player can enjoy team play that makes the most of their specialty.

The specific game control unit 122 may set participation conditions as a guest. For example, only players whose average value of countermeasure level (B1) to countermeasure level (B3) is equal to or higher than a predetermined level may participate in a specific quest as guests. Similarly, conditions for holding multiplay as a host player may be set.

In the present embodiment, the normal quests Q1 to Q3 and the specific quests are explained as a battle game between the P characters and the enemy characters. The idea of the countermeasure level can also be applied to games other than battle games. For example, the normal game control unit 120 executes a history quiz game (hereinafter referred to as "normal history quiz") and a music quiz game (hereinafter referred to as "normal music quiz"), and the specific game control unit 122 executes a comprehensive quiz game. Suppose you want to run

Comprehensive quiz games offer quizzes of various genres, including history quizzes and music quizzes. When the player clears the normal history quiz, the specific game control unit 122 presents hints in the history quiz given in the general quiz game. Alternatively, depending on the progress of the normal history quiz, the specific game control unit 122 may lengthen the response time limit for the history quiz of the comprehensive quiz game, or may reduce the number of options so that correct answers are easier. Similarly, when the player clears the normal music quiz, the specific game control unit 122 performs control so that the music quiz given in the comprehensive quiz game can be easily answered.

According to such a control method, the player can advance the general quiz game advantageously by challenging the normal history quiz or the normal music quiz. For example, the player not only accumulates historical knowledge by repeatedly challenging the normal history quiz, but also acquires the right to receive hints in the history quiz of the comprehensive quiz game, making it easier to capture the history quiz of the comprehensive quiz game. Become.

Games corresponding to normal quests may be quiz games, puzzle games, action games, or other types of games. By clearing the action game executed by the normal game control unit 120, the specific game control unit 122 may provide support such as hints to the player in the comprehensive quiz game. Alternatively, by clearing the quiz game executed by the normal game control unit 120, the action game executed by the specific game control unit 122 may be controlled so that the player can proceed advantageously.

The following invention can be grasped from the above description of the embodiment and the modification.
A1. Game control for controlling progress of a specific game including a first game set with a first play condition, a second game set with a second play condition, and a first mission and a second mission having a department,
The game control unit
When the first play condition is satisfied in the first game, exhibiting a first game effect advantageous for achievement of the first mission;
An information processing device that exerts a second game effect advantageous to achievement of the second mission when the second play condition is satisfied in the second game.

According to the invention described in A1, achieving the first play condition in the first game makes it easier for the player to achieve the first mission in the specific game. Similarly, achieving the second play condition in the second game makes it easier for the player to accomplish the second mission in the specific game. A player can select a mission to be an immediate achievement target from among first missions and second missions included in a specific game, and can take countermeasures in the first game or the second game according to the selected mission. In other words, the player can easily take countermeasures suitable for his/her own situation according to the progress of the specific game, so the player can tackle the first game or the second game with a strong sense of purpose.

A2. The game control unit
when the first play condition is satisfied in the first game, increasing a first parameter corresponding to the first mission;
The information processing apparatus according to A1, wherein when the first parameter is equal to or greater than the first threshold, the first game effect is set more favorably than when the first parameter is less than the first threshold.

According to the invention described in A2, the player can expect to advance the specific game advantageously by increasing the first parameter by playing the first game. Such a control method makes it easier for the player to recognize the countermeasures and their effects regarding the play result of the first game.

A3. The game control unit
progressing the specific game with a first game medium in the first mission;
progressing the specific game with the second game content in the second mission; and
The information processing device according to A1 or A2, wherein the first game effect is applied to the first game medium, and the second game effect is applied to the second game medium.

According to the invention described in A3, it becomes easier for the player to clearly recognize the relationship between the first game effect for the first game content and the second game effect for the second game content. The first game content referred to here may be an object with which the player is involved, or may be an avatar (a player's alter ego) with which the object is associated. The same applies to the second game media.

A4. The information processing device according to A3, wherein the game control unit sets an attribute value of the first game content in favor of the player as the first game effect.

According to the invention described in A4, by changing the attribute value of the first game content in which the player is involved in the first mission, it becomes easier for the player to feel the first game effect.

A5. The information according to A3 or A4, wherein the game control unit applies the first game effect to the first game medium and does not apply the first game effect to the second game medium. processing equipment.

According to the invention described in A5, since it is clarified that the first game effect is an effect exclusive to the first game medium, the first game and the second mission as countermeasures for the first mission It is possible to further clarify the concept of the second game as a countermeasure against

A6. The information processing according to A1, further comprising: a display unit for displaying a screen indicating presence/absence of the first game effect and the second game effect before the start of the specific game when the player selects the specific game. Device.

According to the invention described in A6, the state of countermeasures against the mission can be checked before the start of the specific game, so the player can easily decide whether or not to play the specific game after taking some countermeasures.

A7. The game control unit
when the first play condition is satisfied in the first game, increasing a first parameter indicating the magnitude of the first game effect corresponding to the first mission;
when the second play condition is satisfied in the second game, increasing a second parameter indicating the magnitude of the second game effect corresponding to the second mission;
The display unit further
The information processing device according to A6, displaying the first parameter and the second parameter.

According to the invention described in A7, since the countermeasure status for the mission can be quantitatively indicated by the first parameter and the second parameter, the player can rationally judge whether or not to challenge the specific quest. easier.

A8. The information processing apparatus according to any one of A1 to A7, further comprising a recommendation unit that recommends the player to play the specific game when the first play condition is satisfied in the first game.

According to the invention described in A8, the timing at which the player will play the specific game is effectively communicated at the timing when the specific game is more likely to proceed advantageously when the first play condition is established in the first game. be able to. Also, such a recommendation can effectively encourage the player to play the specific game.

A9. After the player fails to achieve the first condition in the specific game, when the first play condition is satisfied in the first game and the first parameter increases, the specific game is played. The information processing apparatus according to A2, further comprising: a recommending unit for recommending.

According to the invention described in A9, after failing the specific game, it is possible to recommend retrying the specific game at a timing when the player has an advantage due to an increase in the first parameter.

A10. The method according to any one of A1 to A9, further comprising a recommendation unit that recommends playing the first game or the second game when a second condition different from the first condition in the specific game is satisfied. Information processing equipment.

According to the invention described in A10, it is possible to prompt the player to play the first game or the like with the play of the specific game as a trigger.

A11. The recommendation unit recommends playing the first game when the player fails to complete the first mission, and recommends playing the second game when the player fails to complete the second mission. , A10.

According to the invention described in A11, it becomes easier for the player to recognize the countermeasure of recommending playing the first game to achieve the first mission when the first mission fails. The same is true for the second mission.

A12. The game control unit sets the first game to be playable in a first period, and sets the second game to be playable in a second period at least partially different from the first period. ,
The information processing device according to A10, wherein the recommendation unit recommends the first game or the second game based on a playing time of the specific game including a time when the second condition is satisfied.

According to the invention described in A12, by recommending the play of the first game or the second game according to the playing time of the specific game, the user can smoothly transition to the first game or the like after playing the specific game. easier.

A13. further comprising a recommendation unit for recommending the player to play the game;
The game control unit
when the first play condition is satisfied in the first game, increasing a first parameter corresponding to the first mission;
when the second play condition is satisfied in the second game, increasing a second parameter corresponding to the second mission;
The recommendation unit selects the first game or the second game based on a comparison between the first parameter and the second parameter when the player fails to achieve the first condition in the specific game. The recommended information processing device described in A2.

According to the invention described in A13, it is possible to recommend a game to be used as a countermeasure for the mission for which countermeasures have not progressed among the first mission and the second mission, so that the player can be specified. It can lead to the strategy of the game correctly.

A14. A computer controls the progress of a first game in which a first play condition is set;
A computer controls the progress of a second game in which a second play condition is set;
a computer controlling the progress of a specific game including a first mission and a second mission;
When the first play condition is satisfied in the first game, the computer exerts a first game effect advantageous for achievement of the first mission,
An information processing method, wherein when the second play condition is satisfied in the second game, a computer exerts a second game effect advantageous for achievement of the second mission.

According to the invention described in A14, the same effects as those of the invention described in A1 can be exhibited.

A15. a function of controlling the progress of a first game in which a first play condition is set;
a function of controlling the progress of a second game in which a second play condition is set;
a function of controlling the progress of a specific game including a first mission and a second mission;
a function in which, when the first play condition is satisfied in the first game, the computer exerts a first game effect that is advantageous to the achievement of the first mission;
A program for causing a computer to exhibit a function of exhibiting a second game effect advantageous to accomplishment of the second mission when the second play condition is satisfied in the second game.

According to the invention described in A15, the same effects as those of the invention described in A1 can be exhibited.

100 game server, 102 game terminal, 106 Internet, 110 data processing unit, 112 communication unit, 114 data storage unit, 116 player registration unit, 120 normal game control unit, 122 specific game control unit, 124 game control unit, 126 recommendation unit , 130 game data storage unit, 132 player data storage unit, 134 communication unit, 136 user interface processing unit, 138 data processing unit, 140 data storage unit, 142 input unit, 144 output unit, 146 game execution unit, 150 display unit, 160 level definition information, 170 player countermeasure information, 180 countermeasure progress screen, 182 countermeasure level area, 184 challenge button, 186 cancel button, 200 game system, 300 processor, 302 first bus, 304 memory, 308 bridge, 310 second bus , 312 storage, 314 input device, 316 output device, 318 peripheral device

Claims (15)

Game control for controlling progress of a specific game including a first game set with a first play condition, a second game set with a second play condition, and a first mission and a second mission having a department,
The game control unit
When the first play condition is satisfied in the first game, exhibiting a first game effect advantageous for achievement of the first mission;
An information processing device that exerts a second game effect advantageous to achievement of the second mission when the second play condition is satisfied in the second game. The game control unit
when the first play condition is satisfied in the first game, increasing a first parameter corresponding to the first mission;
2. The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein when said first parameter is greater than or equal to said first threshold, said first game effect is set more advantageously than when said first parameter is less than said first threshold. The game control unit
progressing the specific game with a first game medium in the first mission;
progressing the specific game with the second game content in the second mission; and
3. The information processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein said first game effect is applied to said first game medium, and said second game effect is applied to said second game medium. 4. The information processing apparatus according to claim 3, wherein said game control unit sets an attribute value of said first game content in favor of a player as said first game effect. 5. The game control unit according to claim 3, wherein the game control unit applies the first game effect to the first game medium and does not apply the first game effect to the second game medium. information processing equipment. 2. The display unit according to claim 1, further comprising, when the player selects the specific game, displaying a screen indicating presence/absence of the first game effect and the second game effect before starting the specific game. Information processing equipment. The game control unit
when the first play condition is satisfied in the first game, increasing a first parameter indicating the magnitude of the first game effect corresponding to the first mission;
when the second play condition is satisfied in the second game, increasing a second parameter indicating the magnitude of the second game effect corresponding to the second mission;
The display unit further
7. The information processing apparatus according to claim 6, wherein said first parameter and said second parameter are displayed. 8. The information processing apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 7, further comprising a recommendation unit that recommends the player to play the specific game when the first play condition is satisfied in the first game. After the player fails to achieve the first condition in the specific game, when the first play condition is satisfied in the first game and the first parameter increases, the specific game is played. 3. The information processing apparatus according to claim 2, further comprising a recommendation section for recommending. 10. Any one of claims 1 to 9, further comprising a recommendation unit that recommends playing the first game or the second game when a second condition different from the first condition in the specific game is satisfied. The information processing device described. The recommendation unit recommends playing the first game when the player fails to complete the first mission, and recommends playing the second game when the player fails to complete the second mission. 11. The information processing apparatus according to claim 10. The game control unit sets the first game to be playable in a first period, and sets the second game to be playable in a second period at least partially different from the first period. ,
11. The information processing apparatus according to claim 10, wherein said recommendation unit recommends said first game or said second game based on a playing time of said specific game including a time when said second condition is satisfied. . further comprising a recommendation unit for recommending the player to play the game;
The game control unit
when the first play condition is satisfied in the first game, increasing a first parameter corresponding to the first mission;
when the second play condition is satisfied in the second game, increasing a second parameter corresponding to the second mission;
The recommendation unit selects the first game or the second game based on a comparison between the first parameter and the second parameter when the player fails to achieve the first condition in the specific game. 3. Information processing apparatus according to claim 2, recommended. A computer controls the progress of a first game in which a first play condition is set;
A computer controls the progress of a second game in which a second play condition is set;
a computer controlling the progress of a specific game including a first mission and a second mission;
When the first play condition is satisfied in the first game, the computer exerts a first game effect advantageous for achievement of the first mission,
An information processing method, wherein when the second play condition is satisfied in the second game, a computer exerts a second game effect advantageous for achievement of the second mission. a function of controlling the progress of a first game in which a first play condition is set;
a function of controlling the progress of a second game in which a second play condition is set;
a function of controlling the progress of a specific game including a first mission and a second mission;
a function in which, when the first play condition is satisfied in the first game, the computer exerts a first game effect that is advantageous to the achievement of the first mission;
A program for causing a computer to exhibit a function of exhibiting a second game effect advantageous to accomplishment of the second mission when the second play condition is satisfied in the second game.

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