JP2023126426A - Game device, game method, and game program - Google Patents

Abstract

To make it hard for progress of a game to become monotonous in the game where an order of actions is set so that a plurality of game media obtain opportunities of actions at different timings.SOLUTION: A game device executing a game program is disclosed. The game device includes: an action opportunity setting part which sets an order of actions of many kinds of prescribed game media so that many kinds of prescribed game media including a plurality of first game media belonging to a first group and one or more second game media belonging to a second group obtain action opportunities respectively at different timings; a single action implementation part which implements a single first prescribed action by one prescribed game medium when an action opportunity of the one prescribed game medium arrives; and a joint action implementation part which implements a shared prescribed action by two or more specific first game media among a plurality of first game media on the basis that a prescribed condition is satisfied when an action opportunity of one first game medium among the plurality of first game media has arrived.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 10

Description

The present disclosure relates to a game device, a game method, and a game program.

In a game device that executes a competitive game between a collection of characters (an example of a game medium), the action order of the characters that make up the collection is determined based on a given parameter value of the characters (e.g. , speed) is known.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2002-52249

By the way, in a game where the order of actions is set so that multiple game media get action opportunities (turns) at different timings, the progress of the game will become monotonous if the action is performed independently at each action opportunity. There is a tendency for players to have fewer game strategies available to them.

Accordingly, in one aspect, it is an object of the present invention to prevent the progress of the game from becoming monotonous in a game in which the order of actions is set such that a plurality of game media each receive action opportunities at different timings.

In one aspect, a game device that executes a game program,
a storage unit that stores parameters regarding a plurality of types of predetermined game media including a plurality of first game media belonging to a first group and one or more second game media belonging to a second group;
a game progression unit that advances the game based on the parameters stored in the storage unit;
The game progress section is
a first determination unit that determines whether an action opportunity for one of the plurality of first game media has arrived based on the action order of the plurality of types of predetermined game media;
a second determination unit that determines whether a predetermined condition is satisfied;
When the first determination unit determines that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived, and the second determination unit determines that the predetermined condition is not satisfied, the one of the predetermined games an independent action realization unit that realizes an independent first predetermined action by the medium;
The first determining unit determines that the action opportunity for the predetermined game medium has arrived, the second determining unit determines that the predetermined condition is satisfied, and an activation instruction is obtained from the user. a joint action in which two or more specific first game media are extracted from the plurality of first game media, and a joint predetermined action is realized by the two or more extracted specific first game media; Realization department and
Based on various actions realized by the plurality of predetermined game media according to the action order, the value of the first game parameter of the one or more first game media and the value of the first game parameter of the one or more second game media are determined. a parameter updating unit that updates the value of one game parameter;
The value of the first game parameter of the one or more first game media reaches a first predetermined value.Whether the value of the first game parameter of the one or more second game media reaches a second predetermined value. and a third determination unit that determines the
The game device is provided, wherein the parameter updating unit changes the first game parameter of the one or more second game media in a direction toward the second predetermined value when the predetermined joint action is realized. Ru.

In one aspect, according to the present invention, it is possible to prevent the progress of the game from becoming monotonous in a game in which the order of actions is set so that a plurality of game media each receive action opportunities at different timings.

1 is a block diagram of a game system according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of an example of information regarding a user. FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of an example of information regarding game content. FIG. 3 is an explanatory diagram of an example of information regarding behavior. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an outline (part 1) of a game screen for explaining an outline of a competitive game part. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an outline (Part 2) of a game screen for explaining an outline of a competitive game part. It is a figure showing the outline of the game screen (part 3) for explaining the outline of the battle game part. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an outline of a game screen (Part 4) for explaining an outline of a competitive game part. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an outline of a game screen (Part 5) for explaining an outline of a competitive game part. FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a chronological flow of a series of solo actions and collective actions. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating the configuration of a portion of the functions of the server control unit that is related to the game overview described above. It is a schematic flowchart explaining an example of the operation of the game system. It is a schematic flowchart explaining battle game part processing.

Hereinafter, each embodiment will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

(Game system overview)
With reference to FIG. 1, an overview of a game system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described. The game system 1 includes a server device 10 and one or more terminal devices 20. Although three terminal devices 20 are illustrated in FIG. 1 for simplicity, the number of terminal devices 20 may be two or more.

The server device 10 is, for example, an information processing device such as a server managed by a game operator. The terminal device 20 is an information processing device used by a user, such as a mobile phone, a smartphone, a tablet terminal, a PC (Personal Computer), or a game device. The terminal device 20 can execute the game application according to this embodiment. The game application may be received by the terminal device 20 from a predetermined application distribution server via the network 30, or a storage medium such as a storage device provided in the terminal device 20 or a memory card readable by the terminal device 20. may be stored in advance. The server device 10 and the terminal device 20 are communicably connected via a network 30. For example, the server device 10 and the terminal device 20 cooperate to execute various processes related to the game.

Note that the network 30 may include a wireless communication network, the Internet, a VPN (Virtual Private Network), a WAN (Wide Area Network), a wired network, or any combination thereof.

The game system 1 may be a system that can execute a wide variety of games. In the following, the present embodiment described below is mainly applicable to a count time battle type game. In a count time battle type game, the product of the "action time" determined for each action (action attribute) of the previous turn (action opportunity) and the "load" determined for each action speed of the game medium. This is a game in which a "waiting time" is calculated (only after the second turn), and actions are taken sequentially starting from the game content where the waiting time becomes 0.

(Configuration of server device)
The configuration of the server device 10 will be specifically explained. The server device 10 is configured by a server computer. The server device 10 may be implemented by a plurality of server computers working together.

The server device 10 includes a server communication section 11, a server storage section 12, and a server control section 13.

The server communication unit 11 includes an interface that communicates with an external device wirelessly or by wire and sends and receives information. The server communication unit 11 may include, for example, a wireless LAN (Local Area Network) communication module or a wired LAN communication module. The server communication unit 11 is capable of transmitting and receiving information to and from the terminal device 20 via the network 30.

The server storage unit 12 includes, for example, a primary storage device and a secondary storage device. For example, the server storage unit 12 may include semiconductor memory, magnetic memory, optical memory, or the like. The server storage unit 12 stores various information and programs used for game processing. At least some of the information and programs stored in the server storage unit 12 may be shared and synchronized with the terminal device 20.

Server control unit 13 includes one or more processors. The processor may include a general-purpose processor that implements a specific function by loading a specific program, and a dedicated processor specialized for specific processing. The server control unit 13 controls the operation of the server device 10 as a whole.

The server control unit 13 stores various information and programs used for game processing in the server storage unit 12. The information used for game processing may include the above-mentioned information regarding the user, information regarding the game medium of the opponent, and the like.

The server control unit 13 transmits and receives information via the server communication unit 11. For example, the server control unit 13 may transmit at least part of the information stored in the server storage unit 12 to the terminal device 20. In this way, the information stored in the server storage unit 12 and the information stored in the terminal device 20 are shared and synchronized. The timing for sharing and synchronizing information may include, for example, the timing when new information is stored in the server storage unit 12 and the timing when the information stored in the server storage unit 12 is updated, but may be arbitrarily determined. Good too.

The server control unit 13 cooperates with the terminal device 20 to execute the game. For example, the server control unit 13 cooperates with one or more terminal devices 20 to execute a competitive game part.

Furthermore, the server control unit 13 may execute a game content lottery process to increase the number of game media owned by each user. For example, the server control unit 13 receives a lottery request from a user (a so-called gacha spinning event) and executes a game media lottery process. Note that the conditions for generating the lottery request are arbitrary. For example, the condition for generating a lottery request may be satisfied by the consumption of predetermined game media. Alternatively, the condition for generating a lottery request may be satisfied during a campaign or during initial registration without consuming predetermined game media.

(Information about the user)
The server storage unit 12 stores information regarding each of a plurality of users. Information regarding users will be explained with reference to FIG. 2. FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of an example of information regarding each of two users. The information regarding the user includes various information specific to the user. For example, the information regarding the user includes a user ID, a user name, a rank, information regarding owned game media, information regarding the game media used, and friend information. In the information regarding users, each of a plurality of users is associated with information regarding owned game media, information regarding game media used, and friend information.

The user ID is information that can uniquely identify a user. Hereinafter, the user ID will also be simply referred to as a user.

The user name is information indicating the user's name. Unlike a user ID, a user name does not need to be able to uniquely identify a user. The user name may be arbitrarily determined and changeable according to user operations on the terminal device 20.

The rank is a parameter indicating the user's skill level regarding the game. In this embodiment, the rank value may increase depending on the user's play of the game. The higher the rank, the higher the user's skill with the game.

The information regarding owned game media includes various information specific to the game media owned by the user within the game (owned game media). When game media is acquired by a user, the game media is associated with the user as owned game media. Details of the information regarding owned game media will be described later.

The information regarding the game medium used is information indicating the game medium (first game medium) to be used by the user in the competitive game part. The first game content is selected from among the owned game content. In this embodiment, for example, up to four game contents selected from one or more owned game contents are respectively associated with the user as the first game contents. Thus, one game piece can be both the owned game piece and the first game piece. The first game content may be selected automatically or in response to a user operation, for example in a dedicated game part. For example, the dedicated game part may include a game part for so-called deck formation or team formation. A maximum of four first game contents indicated in the information regarding the game contents used constitute one deck. The information regarding the game medium used may include information about a plurality of decks.

Friend information represents user IDs in a friend relationship. For example, if user A is friends with users B and C, the friend information associated with user A includes the user IDs of users B and C. Note that the friend relationship is realized through a friend application or the like. In this way, the friend information includes user IDs of other users that are unidirectionally or bidirectionally associated with the user. Note that users who are in a friend relationship may be able to communicate with each other, such as by sending and receiving messages, for example, on the game system 1. Note that in the information regarding the user, information indicating a group to which the user belongs (for example, a guild or a party) may be included instead of or in addition to the friend information.

The content of the information regarding the user is not limited to what is described above. For example, the information regarding the user may further include information indicating a predetermined number of points held by the user within the game. The points are consumed by the user to play the game part. The consumption amount of the points may be different for each game part. The points may increase, for example, depending on the passage of time or depending on the use of predetermined game media.

Here, with reference to FIGS. 3A and 3B, an example of the information regarding the owned game content described above will be described in detail. FIG. 3A is an explanatory diagram of an example of information regarding two owned game contents associated with one user. FIG. 3B is an explanatory diagram of an example of information regarding actions associated with a certain first game content. For example, as shown in FIG. 3A, information regarding each owned game medium includes the game medium ID, game medium name, rarity, level, cost, HP (HitPoint), attributes, speed, and behavior. information and information regarding game features.

The game medium ID is information that can uniquely identify the game medium. The game medium ID may be stored in the server storage unit 12 in advance. Alternatively, the game media ID may be determined by the server device 10 when allowing the user to acquire the game media.

The game medium name is information indicating the name of the game medium. Unlike the game content ID, the game content name does not need to be able to uniquely identify the game content. The initial value of the game content name may be stored in the server storage unit 12 in advance. The game media name may change depending on the play of the game by the user who acquired the game media.

Rarity is information indicating the rarity (scarcity value) of the game medium. That is, the rarity associated with a certain game medium represents the difficulty of acquiring the game medium (difficulty of being drawn by lottery).

The level is information indicating the degree of growth of the game medium. For example, the greater the level value, the greater the degree of growth of the game medium. In this embodiment, the level value may increase depending on the user's play of the game. Furthermore, an upper limit level may be set for each first game medium regarding the level related to the first game medium. In this case, the upper limit level of the first game content may be set such that, for example, the higher the rarity, the higher the upper limit level. Further, the upper limit level of the first game medium may be raised by specific reinforcement (for example, breaking the limit).

The cost is a parameter used when determining the deck to be used in the competitive game part. In the present embodiment, up to four first game contents can be included in one deck as long as the total cost of each first game medium does not exceed a predetermined upper limit. The upper limit value may increase, for example, as the user's rank increases.

HP is a parameter used to determine the victory or defeat of the user in the competitive game part. In this embodiment, the total HP of all first game media included in the deck is used as the upper limit at the start of the competitive game part. Hereinafter, the total HP of all first game media included in the deck will also be referred to as the user's total HP. During execution of the competitive game part, if damage is inflicted on the user by, for example, an attack of the game medium on the opponent's side, the total HP is reduced by the amount of the damage. For example, when a recovery item is acquired during the execution of the competitive game part, the total HP increases. When the total HP decreases to a predetermined value (for example, zero), it is determined that the user has lost. Therefore, the larger the HP of each first game medium included in the deck, the more advantageous it is to the user. HP may increase as the level increases.

Quickness is a parameter for determining the waiting time until the next action opportunity (turn), as well as the action time (FIG. 3B) described later. The faster you are, the shorter the wait time until your next action opportunity (turn). The speed may be set for each first game medium in a manner that is unique to the first game medium.

The attribute is information indicating the attribute of the game medium. The attributes may include a plurality of first attributes (for example, fire attribute, wood attribute, and water attribute) indicating compatibility between game media to be played. At least one first attribute among the plurality of first attributes is associated with one game medium. For example, a game medium with a fire attribute will deal more damage than usual to a game medium with a wood attribute, and will deal less damage than usual to a game medium with a water attribute. Thus, for example, the fire attribute is advantageous against the wood attribute and disadvantageous against the water attribute. The attributes may include a plurality of second attributes (for example, an attack attribute, a recovery attribute, a physical strength attribute, a balance attribute, etc.) that do not affect the compatibility between competing game media. At least one second attribute among the plurality of second attributes is associated with one game medium. Therefore, for example, there may be one game medium in which the first attribute is fire attribute and the second attribute is attack attribute.

Information regarding behavior is information regarding behavior (normal solo behavior described below) associated with the game medium. Information regarding behavior is set for a game medium that can be the first game medium. In this embodiment, the information regarding behavior includes behavior attributes, attack power, recovery power, charge ability, and operation time, as shown in FIG. 3B. FIG. 3B shows information regarding actions related to a certain first game medium. Information regarding actions may vary depending on the first game medium.

The behavior attributes represent attributes of various behaviors that can be realized by the first game medium. In this embodiment, as an example, there are four types of behavioral attributes, from the first attribute to the fourth attribute.

Attack power, recovery power, charge ability, and operation time are associated with each of the first to third attributes.

The attack power is information that contributes to the amount of damage inflicted on the opponent's game medium by the attack resulting from the action. The larger the attack power value, the greater the amount of damage inflicted on the opponent's game medium. Attack power may increase as the level increases. Note that the attack power may be based on parameters such as the probability that an attack will hit the enemy character, the degree of damage (decreased amount of HP) when the attack hits the enemy character, and the like.

The recovery power is information that contributes to the amount of recovery by which the damage received from the opponent's game medium is recovered by the action. The higher the recovery value, the greater the amount of recovery. In this embodiment, as an example, the recovery power acts on the entire deck. That is, resilience is a parameter that increases total HP.

The charge ability is a parameter for determining the amount by which the charge parameter (an example of the second game parameter) is increased by the action. The charge parameter is a parameter for obtaining a special action opportunity (such as a unified action described later), as described later. In this embodiment, as an example, the charge parameter varies within a range of 0% to 100%, with 100% being the upper limit value. The higher the charge ability is, the more the charge parameter increases.

The action time is the time required for the action, and is a parameter for determining the waiting time until the next action opportunity (turn). The operation time is set, for example, in such a manner that an action with relatively high attack power is longer than an action with relatively low attack power.

In this embodiment, the first attribute is charge type, the second attribute is attack type, the third attribute is recovery type, and the fourth attribute is standby type.

Specifically, the first attribute is an action whose main purpose is to increase the charge parameter. Regarding a certain first game medium, the action of the first attribute has a higher charging ability than the action of other attributes. The action of the first attribute may have neither attack power nor recovery power, or may have at least one of attack power and recovery power slightly.

The second attribute is an action whose main purpose is to reduce the opponent's HP. Regarding a certain first game medium, actions of the second attribute have higher attack power than actions of other attributes. Note that the action of the second attribute may not have charge ability and recovery power, or may have a slight amount of at least one of charge ability and recovery power.

The action of the third attribute is an action whose main purpose is to increase the total HP of the user. For a given first game medium, actions of the third attribute are more resilient than actions of other attributes. Note that the action of the third attribute may not have attack power and charge ability, or may have a slight amount of at least one of attack power and charge ability.

The fourth attribute action is an action that postpones the action opportunity (moves the action opportunity behind another action opportunity) without making any attack. Note that the fourth attribute action does not have attack power, charge ability, or recovery power, but in a modified example, it has at least one of attack power, charge ability, and recovery power. Good too.

Note that each first game medium does not necessarily need to be associated with four behavioral attributes; for example, a certain first game medium may be associated with only three behavioral attributes. However, the fourth attribute is preferably associated with all first game content. Further, two or more types of second attributes having different attack powers may be associated with a certain first game medium.

Furthermore, although the present embodiment has four behavioral attributes, it may have fewer behavioral attributes or may have more behavioral attributes. Examples of actions with other action attributes include, for example, actions that increase attack power at the action opportunity of each first game medium in the deck over a predetermined number of turns thereafter, or actions that increase damage caused by attacks from enemy characters. It may be an action that has the effect of lowering the enemy character, an action that has the effect of delaying or eliminating the enemy character's opportunity to act, or the like. Further, the actions of other action attributes may be actions that have the effect of changing (increasing or decreasing) a charge parameter or HP on the user's side or another parameter different from the charge parameter or HP on the opponent's side.

The information regarding the game function includes information on the game function associated with the game medium. The game function may be a special function (skill or ability) associated with the game medium. In addition, when it has a special function, the attack power related to the above-mentioned second attribute may increase significantly. Further, any number of game functions may be associated with one game medium. When the game function is activated, a predetermined game effect may occur, for example, in the competitive game part. The content of the game effect may be arbitrarily determined. In this embodiment, there may be game effects advantageous to the user. For example, there may be a game effect that causes greater damage to the opponent's game medium than a normal attack, or there may be a game effect that weakens the attack of the opponent's game medium, There may also be a game effect that delays or eliminates the opponent's opportunity to act on the game medium. The generated game effect may continue for a predetermined period of time. In this embodiment, there may be one or more game functions that can be used in either or both of the single-play competitive game content and the multi-play competitive game content.

The content of information regarding game functions is not limited to what is described above. For example, the information regarding the game function may further include the level and experience value of the game function. For example, experience points for a game feature may be increased by consuming predetermined game media owned by the user. The predetermined game content may include, for example, any game content in which the game function is set. For example, the predetermined game content may include one or more types of game content predetermined for the game function. When the experience value of the game function reaches a predetermined reference value, the level of the game function may be increased. That is, the game functionality may be enhanceable. As the level of game functionality increases, game effects that are more advantageous to the user may occur. For example, as the level of the game function increases, the amount of damage inflicted on the opponent's game medium (the amount by which the opponent's HP is reduced) may increase. Further, the game function may be a special game function that can be awakened (for example, a game function that has a more remarkable game effect than a normal game function). In this case, consumption of a predetermined item (an example of game media) may be required for awakening.

(Configuration of terminal device)
The configuration of the terminal device 20 will be specifically explained. As shown in FIG. 1, the terminal device 20 includes a terminal communication section 21, a terminal storage section 22, a display section 23, an input section 24, and a terminal control section 25.

The terminal communication unit 21 includes an interface that communicates with an external device wirelessly or by wire and sends and receives information. The terminal communication unit 21 may include, for example, a wireless communication module, a wireless LAN communication module, a wired LAN communication module, etc. compatible with a mobile communication standard such as LTE (Long Term Evolution) (registered trademark). The terminal communication unit 21 is capable of transmitting and receiving information to and from the server device 10 via the network 30.

The terminal storage unit 22 includes, for example, a primary storage device and a secondary storage device. For example, the terminal storage unit 22 may include a semiconductor memory, a magnetic memory, an optical memory, or the like. The terminal storage unit 22 stores various information and programs used for game processing, which are received from the server device 10. Information and programs used for game processing may be acquired from an external device via the terminal communication unit 21. For example, a game application program may be obtained from a predetermined application distribution server. Hereinafter, the application program will also be simply referred to as an application. Further, for example, part or all of the above-mentioned information regarding the user, information regarding the game medium of the opponent, etc. may be acquired from the server device 10.

The display unit 23 includes a display device such as a liquid crystal display or an organic EL (Electro-Luminescence) display. The display unit 23 can display various screens.

The input unit 24 includes, for example, an input interface including a touch panel provided integrally with the display unit 23. The input unit 24 can receive user input to the terminal device 20. Further, the input unit 24 may include physical keys, or may further include any input interface including a pointing device such as a mouse.

Terminal control unit 25 includes one or more processors. The terminal control unit 25 controls the overall operation of the terminal device 20.

The terminal control unit 25 transmits and receives information via the terminal communication unit 21. For example, the terminal control unit 25 receives various information and programs used for game processing from at least one of the server device 10 and another external server. The terminal control unit 25 stores the received information and program in the terminal storage unit 22.

The terminal control unit 25 launches a game application in response to a user's operation. The terminal control unit 25 cooperates with the server device 10 to execute the game. For example, the terminal control unit 25 causes the display unit 23 to display various screens used in the game. For example, a GUI (Graphic User Interface) that detects user operations may be displayed on the screen. The terminal control unit 25 can detect user operations on the screen via the input unit 24 .

(Game overview)
An overview of the game according to this embodiment will be explained. The game according to this embodiment includes one or more game parts. At least one of the one or more game parts is performed using game media.

Game media is electronic data used in games, and includes arbitrary media such as cards, items, points, virtual currency, tickets, characters, avatars, parameters, and the like. The game content may also be game-related information such as level information, status information, parameter information (physical strength, attack power, etc.), or ability information (skills, abilities, spells, jobs, etc.). In addition, game media is electronic data that can be acquired, owned, used, managed, exchanged, synthesized, enhanced, sold, discarded, or gifted within a game by a user, but the usage mode of game media is described in this specification. It is not limited to what is clearly stated.

The game part is content that the user can play within the game, such as quests, missions, mini-games, development, reinforcement, and synthesis of game media, game media acquisition events, virtual space exploration events, and opponent ( For example, it includes battle events with other users, enemy characters, enemy buildings, etc.). One or more predetermined tasks (game tasks) may be set in each game part. For example, if it is determined that one or more game tasks set in the game part played by the user have been successfully achieved, the user may be rewarded with, for example, game media. Game tasks include, for example, winning a battle against an enemy character, reaching a goal in a virtual space, and keeping the user's character in a predetermined state (for example, incapacitated) until a predetermined amount of time has elapsed. ) It is possible to adopt any task depending on the content of the game part, such as the task of not being able to achieve the following. Also, the achievement of a specific task (clear task) among one or more game tasks set in a game part is also referred to as clearing the game part. If the user playing the game part succeeds in achieving the clear task, it is determined that the game part has been cleared, and the game part may end.

The one or more game parts may include a single-play game part and a multi-play game part. The single-play game part may include, for example, a game part (for example, a single-player game part) that is executed based on a user operation on one terminal device 20 used by one user. For example, one terminal device 20 may execute a single-play game part alone, or one terminal device 20 and the server device 10 may cooperate. On the other hand, a game part for multiplayer is, for example, a game part common to two or more users (e.g. , a game part for multiple players). A game part common to two or more users is, for example, a game part in which at least part of the progress processing and at least part of the processing results of the game part are commonly applied to the two or more users. May include. For example, two or more terminal devices 20 cooperate, or two or more terminal devices 20 and the server device 10 cooperate to execute a multiplay game part. One game part may support both single play and multiplay.

As an example, the game according to the present embodiment includes a competitive game part (for example, a quest-type game) in which the game medium is used to compete against the game medium (an example of the second game medium) of the opponent side (an example of the second group). (part) included. The user selects one or more game media to be used in the competitive game part from among the game media that the user owns (owned game media). Hereinafter, each game medium used in the competitive game part will also be referred to as a first game medium. The one or more first game media are collectively referred to as a deck or a team. The game medium on the opponent's side is, for example, a game medium that is automatically operated such as an NPC (Non-Player Character), but is not limited thereto. For example, the game medium on the opponent's side may be a game medium operated by another user. In one competitive game part, the number of game media on the opponent's side may be arbitrarily determined.

An overview of the competitive game part according to this embodiment will be explained with reference to FIGS. 4 to 8. 4 to 8 are diagrams schematically showing game screens for explaining the outline of the competitive game part.

A single-play battle game part is played using the terminal device 20. When playing the competitive game part, the user first selects a desired deck (an example of the first group) consisting of a plurality of first game media. Here, for the sake of explanation, the user selects a deck made up of four first game contents C1 to C4. Note that the number of first game media constituting one deck is arbitrary, and the user may be able to create a plurality of decks. In this case, a desired deck can be selected from a plurality of decks. Further, the plurality of first game contents constituting the deck may be divided into a vanguard and a rear guard, and may also have a reserve, etc.

Furthermore, in the present embodiment, each of the first game media constituting the deck, such as the first game media C1 to C4, is a character shaped like a person. Therefore, in the following, when expressing the actions of the first game medium, expressions may be used as if the first game medium were a person.

In the game realized in this competitive game part, if the opponent's HP reaches 0 before the user's total HP reaches 0, the user wins against the opponent. This is the specification. Note that the total HP on the user side is the total HP of each of the first game media C1 to C4, as described above. In FIG. 4, an image section G206 showing the total HP state (HP gauge) on the user side and an image section G207 showing the HP state (HP gauge) on the opponent side are shown. The image part G206 includes an image part G2061 showing the main character in the deck (in this case, the first game medium C1 which is the leader), and the image part G207 shows the total HP on the user's side. , may include an image portion G2071 showing the game content of the opponent (here, enemy character E) so that it can be seen that the HP of the opponent is shown.

In addition, in the game realized in this competitive game part, a charge parameter) is set. The charge parameter is a parameter for giving a special action opportunity to the user, and is associated with the user. In this embodiment, when the charge parameter reaches 100% (an example of the third predetermined value), a special action opportunity is given to the user. The special action opportunity is an action opportunity in which a plurality of first game media can work together to realize an integrated action, as will be described later.

First, when the battle game part starts, action opportunities (turns) are given to the plurality of first game media C1 to C4 included in the deck and the enemy character E in chronological order. Note that the initial value of the charge parameter is arbitrary, but is preferably significantly lower than 100%, for example, 0%. In FIG. 4, an image portion G205 showing the state of charge parameters is shown. Note that the image portion G205 may be outputted at all times, together with the image portion G206 and the image portion G207, except when expressing a specific scene during the competitive game part.

Here, in the present embodiment, the action opportunities given to the first game media C1 to C4 and the enemy character E in chronological order are basically not in the form of simultaneous occurrence but in the form of one action opportunity. A time difference is set in such a manner that when the action ends, another action opportunity occurs.

In the game screen G200 shown in FIG. 4, an image portion G201 showing the order of action opportunities (action order) in chronological order is shown. In this image portion G201, the left end represents the current time (first), and the further to the right, the later the timing is. The image section G201 includes image sections G2012 to G2016 that indicate the action opportunities of each game medium (including the enemy character E), such as the image section G2011 that shows the action opportunities of the first game medium C1. The order in which the image parts are arranged corresponds to the action order. The image sections G2012 to G2016 indicating the action opportunities of each game medium (including the enemy character E), such as the image section G2011 showing the action opportunities of the first game medium C1, indicate the action opportunities related to which game medium. It is drawn in a way that makes it easy to understand. For example, the image section indicating the action opportunity may include a drawing of the face of the game medium associated with the action opportunity. Further, although the image portion G201 shows the action order related to the most recent six turns of action opportunities, the action order related to a smaller number or a larger number of action opportunities may be shown.

In the example shown in FIG. 4, the image portions G2012 to G2016 are given "C1" or the like related to the first game medium C1 for the sake of explanation. In this case, the action order (chronological action opportunities) indicated by the image portion G201 is the first game medium C1, the first game medium C2, the first game medium C4, the first game medium C3, the enemy character E, and This is the order of the first game medium C2. Therefore, at the time when the game screen G200 shown in FIG. 4 is being output, the action of the first game medium C1 is possible.

When an opportunity for action of any one of the first game media C1 to C4 constituting the deck arrives, the action of that one first game media can be realized. For example, in the example shown in FIG. 4, an action opportunity for the first game medium C1 has arrived, and in this case, the game screen G200 includes an image portion G202 of the first game medium C1. The image portion G202 may be an image portion representing a character related to the first game medium C1. In this case, the user is aware that the image area G2011 indicating the action opportunity of the first game medium C1 is located on the leftmost side of the image area G201, and that the image area G202 appears in the main part of the game screen G200. 1. It is possible to easily grasp the state in which an action opportunity for the game medium C1 has arrived.

Note that the leftmost image portion G2011 of the image portion G201 may be emphasized in a different manner from the other image portions G2012 to G2016. For example, the leftmost image portion G2011 of the image portion G201 may be highlighted or blinked. In this case, the user can more easily understand that the opportunity to act on the game medium indicated by the image portion G2011 has arrived.

In this way, when an action opportunity for any one of the first game media C1 to C4 forming the deck arrives, the user causes the one first game media to realize some action. You can perform operations for

Regarding the first game medium, an action that can be realized when an action opportunity arrives is basically an independent action (an example of an independent first predetermined action) by the first game medium. A solo action, as usual, is an action that the first game medium (character) performs alone, and an action that is performed in collaboration with another first game medium (hereinafter, for the sake of distinction, it is an action that the first game medium (character) performs alone). (also called "unified action"). Furthermore, as long as there is only one person in charge of the solo action, the solo action also includes cases where the result of the solo action affects other first game media (for example, an action of the third attribute).

Regarding the first game medium, there may be only one type of action (hereinafter also referred to as "normal solo action") that can be performed when an action opportunity arrives, but preferably there are multiple types. If there are multiple types, the user can select one desired type from among the multiple types, thereby increasing interest. In this embodiment, the plurality of types are defined in the behavior information (see FIG. 3B) for each first game medium, and as described above, the behavior attributes (in this embodiment, the first to fourth attributes) are different. sell.

The game screen G200 shown in FIG. 4 includes an image section G210 that shows a plurality of types of actions that can be realized by the first game medium C1 and that can be selected by the user. In FIG. 4, four types of actions can be realized, and the image portion G210 includes image portions G2101 to G2104 showing each of the four types of actions. Image portion G2101 shows action A1 related to the above-mentioned first attribute, image portion G2102 shows action A2 related to the above-mentioned second attribute, and image portion G2103 shows action A3 related to the above-mentioned third attribute. , image portion G2104 shows action A4 related to the fourth attribute described above.

In this case, for example, when the user taps the image portion G2101 as a desired one of the image portions G2101 to G2104 on the game screen G200 shown in FIG. Actions can be realized.

During the competitive game part, when the normal solo action of the first game medium is realized in this way, an image effect (video) representing the normal solo action is realized. FIG. 5 shows a game screen G220 showing an example of an image expressing normal solo action of the second attribute. The game screen G220 depicts the first game medium C1 (see image section G222) about to attack the enemy character E (see image section G224). Note that if this attack hits, the opponent's HP will decrease. In this case, the opponent's HP decreases according to the attack power associated with the normal solo action. Further, when the normal solo action of the first attribute is realized, the charge parameter increases according to the charge ability associated with the normal solo action. Further, when the normal solo action of the third attribute is realized, the total HP increases by the amount of recovery associated with the normal solo action.

When the normal solo action of the first game medium C1 that is realized in this way ends, the game screen displays the results of the normal solo action as appropriate, and then displays the game medium (first game In order to make the actions of any one of the mediums C1 to C4 and the enemy character E possible, the game screen changes to a game screen G230 shown in FIG. The game screen G230 shown in FIG. 6 shows a state in which an action opportunity has arrived for the first game medium C2, which had the action opportunity next to the first game medium C1 in FIG. That is, the action order is updated and the action opportunity for the first game medium C2 arrives. At this time, a new action opportunity for the first game medium C1 that has most recently achieved a normal solo action is also set as appropriate.

In the game screen G230 shown in FIG. 6, the image portion G2011 has disappeared, and an image portion G2017 indicating a new action opportunity for the first game medium C1 has appeared. In this case, the new action opportunity for the first game medium C1 is set third (see image section G2017). That is, a new action opportunity for the first game medium C1 is set in such a manner that it intersects between the first game medium C2, which is the third in FIG. 4, and the first game medium C3, which is the fourth in FIG. . Note that the timing at which the new action opportunity for the first game medium C1 is set is arbitrary, but may be determined according to the most recent normal solo action of the first game medium C1. For example, when a certain first game medium realizes a certain normal solo action, the new action opportunity of the one first game medium is the action time ( (see FIG. 3B) and the speed of the first game medium (see FIG. 3A).

In this way, until the value of the charge parameter reaches 100%, as the battle game part progresses, the normal solo actions by the first game media C1 to C4 and the predetermined actions by the enemy character E are changed to the image part G201. It will be realized according to the order of action indicated by. Then, the value of the charge parameter increases toward 100% based on the normal solo action by the first game media C1 to C4. Depending on the situation, for example, the opponent's HP may reach 0 and the battle game part may end before the charge parameter value reaches 100%. However, here, a case will be described in which the value of the charge parameter reaches 100%.

During the competitive game part, when the opportunity for action of any one of the first game media C1 to C4 forming the deck comes when the value of the charge parameter reaches 100%, the deck is configured. It becomes possible to realize an integrated action using two or more specific first game media among the first game media C1 to C4.

An integrated action is an action realized by cooperation of two or more specific first game media. The unified action is an attack, and typically has a higher offensive power than a collection of normal solo actions of the second attribute that can be realized by each of the two or more specific first game mediums.

An attack related to a unified action is an attack performed by two or more specific first game media as a unit. Note that the attack related to a unified action does not need to be a single attack, and may be a series of attacks, as long as it is an attack performed by two or more specific first game media as a unit. For example, if the attack is an action of cutting the enemy character E with a sword, the unified action may be realized in such a manner that two or more specific first game media cut the enemy character E with their respective swords almost simultaneously. Alternatively, the unified action may be realized in such a manner that two or more specific first game media cooperate to hold one special sword in their hands and cut the enemy character E.

The two or more specific first game media may be any two or more of the first game media C1 to C4 forming the deck, and in this embodiment, at that point in time ( Among the first game media C1 to C4 forming the deck, this is the first game media that has an action opportunity before the action opportunity of the nearest enemy character E. In this case, each action opportunity of the first game medium is completed in a manner that is substantially consistent with the set action order, so that the game can be played without any sense of discomfort. In other words, by realizing the unified action, each action opportunity of two or more specific first game media is realized, so there is no feeling of discomfort as if the unified action has been specially added, and the setting The game can be progressed in a manner consistent with the action order that has been set.

For example, in the game screen G250 shown in FIG. 7, the action opportunity for the first game medium C1 has arrived, and the action of the most recent enemy character E among the first game mediums C1 to C4 forming the deck is shown. In addition to the first game medium C1, the first game contents that have an opportunity to act before the opportunity are the first game medium C2, the first game medium C4, and the first game medium C3. In this case, the two or more specific first game contents are the first game contents C1 to C4 (that is, all of the first game contents C1 to C4 forming the deck).

As another example, in the game screen G260 shown in FIG. 8, the action opportunity for the first game medium C2 has arrived, and the most recent game medium among the first game mediums C1 to C4 forming the deck. The first game medium that has an action opportunity before the action opportunity of the enemy character E is the first game medium C4 in addition to the first game medium C2. In this case, the two or more specific first game contents are the first game medium C2 and the first game medium C4.

A series of solo actions (hereinafter also referred to as a "series of solo actions" for the sake of distinction) (hereinafter also referred to as a "series of solo actions") by two or more specific first game mediums (a series of solo second actions) is preferably performed as a preliminary step. an example of a prescribed action). Here, "a series" refers to a temporally continuous aspect. The series of solo actions may be realized, for example, in a manner in which the normal solo actions described above are realized continuously. That is, a series of independent actions by two or more specific first game media is realized, for example, in a manner in which the normal independent actions of each of the two or more specific first game media are realized continuously. Good too.

If a unified action involves a series of solo actions as a prelude, each action opportunity of the first game medium is digested together by a series of solo actions in a manner that is substantially consistent with the set action order. Therefore, the game can be played smoothly without any discomfort. That is, prior to the unified action, each individual action of two or more specific first game media is realized as a series of individual actions, so the setting is The game can be progressed in a manner that is more consistent with the action order that is currently being played. Furthermore, when a series of independent actions is realized, the unified action is also realized by the same two or more specific first game media that realized the series of independent actions, so the continuity of these actions becomes high. , it is unlikely that a sense of incongruity will arise as if a unified action has been specially added. As a result, a series of independent actions can be performed while ensuring consistency between the action order set for the first game media C1 to C4 and the various actions realized by the first game media C1 to C4. It is possible to give a special feeling to the accompanying unified action.

A series of independent actions by two or more specific first game media is preferably realized according to a set action order. For example, in the example shown in FIG. 7, the series of solo actions are realized in the order of the first game medium C1, the first game medium C2, the first game medium C4, and the first game medium C3 according to the set action order. be done. In addition, at this time, all of the image areas G2011A to G2014A indicating each action opportunity are highlighted so that it can be seen that the actions are in accordance with the set action order, and then in synchronization with the series of independent actions. The image portion G201 may be drawn in such a manner that the portions are highlighted one by one and then disappear. Similarly, in the example shown in FIG. 8, the series of independent actions are realized in the order of the first game medium C2 and the first game medium C4 according to the set action order.

FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a chronological flow of a series of solo actions and joint actions. FIG. 9 relates to a case where a series of independent actions and unified actions are realized in the example shown in FIG. In FIG. 9, at time t0, an image effect that precedes a series of solo actions is realized (see period 700). The image production that precedes the series of solo actions shows, for example, the first game medium C1, the first game medium C2, the first game medium C4, and the first game medium C3 moving toward the enemy character E. Next, from time t1, a series of independent actions is started (see period 701). In this case, the game screen depicts how the first game medium C1, first game medium C2, first game medium C4, and first game medium C3 attack the enemy character E in that order. When a series of independent actions are completed, an integrated action is started from time t2 (see period 702). In this case, the game screen depicts how the first game medium C1, first game medium C2, first game medium C4, and first game medium C3 attack the enemy character E in unison. . Then, when the unified action ends, from time t3, an image effect represented by the attack results of a series of solo actions and unified actions is realized (see period 703). For example, the image effect represented by the attack result may include an image effect in which the enemy character E falls down, an image effect in which the enemy character E stands up despite receiving damage, etc., depending on the HP of the enemy character E and the like.

Here, the series of solo actions that precede the unified action preferably have an action attribute of the above-mentioned second attribute (attack type) and have higher attack power than the corresponding normal solo actions.

For example, in the case of a normal solo action of the second attribute by a certain first game medium, the hit rate of the attack against the enemy character E is less than 100%, whereas the A solo action (attack) using the first game medium has a hit rate of 100%. Furthermore, the damage that can be inflicted on the enemy character E when the attack hits (the amount of HP reduction) is greater in a series of solo actions than in the case of a normal solo action of the second attribute according to the first game medium. The case of an attack by the one first game medium included may be significantly larger. Further, the series of independent actions may involve activation of skills by each first game medium or a portion of the first game medium. In this case, the activated skill may be a special skill with the highest attack power, and unlike normal skills, the special skill consumes specific parameters (for example, MP: magic power). It may be realized without As a result, the differentiation (special feeling) of a series of solo actions from normal solo actions becomes clear, the importance of game strategy toward unified actions becomes higher, and the interest of the game can be increased. However, in a modified example, instead of or in addition to increasing attack power as described above, the series of independent actions may produce advantageous effects in aspects unrelated to attacks. For example, an advantageous effect may include changing a predetermined parameter (parameter not directly related to attack power) related to the enemy character E, or changing a specific first game medium among the first game mediums C1 to C4 (for example, This may be realized by, for example, changing a predetermined parameter related to the first game medium to which the first action opportunity is given.

Furthermore, as mentioned above, a single action has a higher attack power than a collection of individual normal single actions. For example, a unified action may have significantly higher attack power than the attack power of a series of individual actions as a whole. In other words, the unitary action may be positioned as a so-called "special move." However, in a modified example, a series of independent actions preceding the integrated action may correspond to the "special moves" of each first game medium, and the integrated action may be positioned as a so-called "extra". In this case, the unitary action may have significantly weaker attack power than the series of individual actions that precede it.

Furthermore, the unified action may be realized in different ways depending on two or more specific first game contents that realize the unified action. For example, the unified action realized in the example shown in FIG. 7 and the unified action realized in the example shown in FIG. 8 have different actors, so they may be realized in different ways. Furthermore, a unified action by all of the first game media C1 to C4 making up the deck has an exceptionally high attack level compared to a unified action without at least one of the first game media C1 to C4 making up the deck. May have power. In this case, when the value of the charge parameter reaches 100%, it is important to have a strategy for aligning the action opportunities of the first game media C1 to C4 that make up the deck before the action opportunity of the most recent enemy character E. This can increase the interest of the game.

In addition, in the game realized in this competitive game part, two or more action opportunities of the same first game medium are set close to each other in time, as shown in the image part G2012 and the image part G2016 in FIG. It may be a specification that may occur in some cases. In this case, when the value of the charge parameter reaches 100%, there may be a case where two or more action opportunities for the same first game medium are set before the action opportunity for the most recent enemy character E. . In such a case, two or more action opportunities of the same first game medium may be combined into one (for example, they may be combined in such a manner that a later action opportunity is absorbed by the earlier action opportunity). ) may be treated separately. In the latter case, the first game medium will appear two or more times in the series of solo actions. In addition, in such a case, the attack power related to a series of solo actions and the attack power related to a unified action will be higher when two or more action opportunities for the same first game medium are set than when they are not. It may be set high or may be set the same.

By the way, the game realized in this competitive game part may have a specification in which, when a user wins against an opponent, the user is given, for example, game media or the like as a reward. In this case, the smaller the number of turns required for victory, the greater the reward provided. According to this specification, at the timing when the charge parameter value reaches 100%, the action opportunities of the first game media C1 to C4 forming the deck are aligned before the action opportunity of the most recent enemy character E. Strategy is key to getting more rewards. This allows the player to enjoy developing strategies to obtain more rewards, thereby increasing the interest of the game. In this case, the realization of the normal independent action of the fourth attribute (standby type) may not be counted as one turn. Achieving the fourth attribute (standby type) of normal solo behavior can be an important element in formulating the above strategy.

In this way, according to the present embodiment, in a game where the action order is set so that the first game media C1 to C4 each receive action opportunities at different timings, it is possible to prevent the progress of the game from becoming monotonous. .

By the way, in this embodiment, as described above, the first game media C1 to C4 are characters that resemble humans. Therefore, the normal solo action of the second attribute (attack type) or a series of solo actions and unified actions are preferably expressed by realistic drawings (life-size drawings). In particular, since a series of solo actions and joint actions are the highlight of each character, realistic drawing can increase the enjoyment of selecting each character's actions.

(Overview of game processing)
Next, with reference to FIG. 10 and subsequent figures, an overview of game processing for realizing the competitive game part of the above-described game will be described.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the configuration of a portion of the functions of the server control unit 13 related to the above-mentioned game outline.

The server control unit 13 includes a game progression unit 13A, as shown in FIG. The game progression unit 13A executes various processes for advancing the game based on various parameters (see FIG. 3A, etc.) in the server storage unit 12 (an example of a storage unit). Note that part or all of the functions of the game progression section 13A may be realized by the terminal control section 25 of the terminal device 20.

The game progression unit 13A includes an action opportunity setting unit 130, a first determination unit 131, a second determination unit 132, a third determination unit 133, a parameter update unit 134, and an effect generation unit 135 (an example of a processing unit). , an independent action realizing section 140 , and a joint action realizing section 150 .

The action opportunity setting unit 130 sets a plurality of types of game media (predetermined game media) including a plurality of first game media (first game media C1 to C4) belonging to the deck and a game media of the opponent (enemy character E). For example, the order of action opportunities (action order) in chronological order is set so that each person (for example) receives action opportunities at different timings. For example, the action opportunity setting unit 130 sets each of a plurality of types of game media including a plurality of first game media (first game media C1 to C4) belonging to the deck and a game media of the opponent (enemy character E). In response, a waiting time is set, and an action order is set in descending order of waiting time. The action opportunity setting unit 130 generates an image part G201 showing the order of action opportunities (action order) in chronological order, for example like the game screen G200 shown in FIG. 4 described above, and outputs it to the game screen.

Furthermore, when a normal solo action related to one game medium (any of the first game media C1 to C4 or the enemy character E) for which an action opportunity has arrived is realized, the action opportunity setting unit 130 controls the normal solo action. After realization, the order of action opportunities (action order) in chronological order is updated. That is, the action opportunity setting unit 130 newly sets an action opportunity for a certain game medium based on the completion of the action opportunity for that one game medium. At this time, the action opportunity setting unit 130 determines whether the normal solo action has ended based on the quickness of the first game medium (see FIG. 3A) and the action time of the finished normal solo action (see FIG. 3B). The position (chronological position) of a new action opportunity based on the game medium related to normal solo action may be determined. For example, the action opportunity setting unit 130 calculates the waiting time for a new action opportunity for the first game medium that has finished normal solo action by multiplying the basic waiting time according to the quickness by the load related to the action time. You may do so. In another example, the action opportunity setting unit 130 divides the basic standby time according to the quickness by the load related to the action time to create a new action opportunity for the first game medium that has finished the normal solo action. Alternatively, by subtracting the load related to the action time from the basic standby time depending on the speed, the wait time related to the new action opportunity of the first game medium that has finished the normal solo action may be calculated. The waiting time may also be calculated.

In other examples, for example, parameters (hereinafter referred to as "action parameters") that determine action opportunities (action order) may be used. The value of the action parameter is the speed of the game medium (any of the first game mediums C1 to C4 or the enemy character E) (see FIG. 3A), the behavioral attributes of the action realized by the game medium (attack, defense, special (e.g., "action time" in FIG. 3B), and changes as the game progresses. In a specific process, for example, the action opportunity setting unit 130 sets the value as follows: 5 (value based on quickness) + 5 (value normally associated with solo action, for example, corresponding to "action time" in FIG. 3B) = 10. The value of the behavior parameter is derived, the behavior parameter for each game medium is compared, and the behavior order is set and updated. Note that the action order in the initial state may be determined only by quickness. In this case, the action opportunity setting unit 130 subtracts the value of the action parameter according to the progress of the game. For example, when performing action opportunity setting processing based on time, a value corresponding to the elapsed time is subtracted from the number of seconds corresponding to the action parameter value of "10", for example, 10 seconds, and the action parameter value is When the value becomes 0, an action opportunity for the game medium has arrived. On the other hand, when performing action opportunity setting processing based on turns, the action opportunity setting unit 130 sets a predetermined value (for example, "2" in the following example) from the value of the action parameter every time an action opportunity for each game medium arrives. ”). In this case, the action opportunity setting unit 130 may determine action opportunities (action order) for each game medium in descending order of the value of the action parameter. Note that the action opportunity setting unit 130 may update the action order by adding a value associated with the action (for example, "action time" in FIG. 3B) to the game medium that has achieved the action. For example, the value of the behavior parameter may be updated in the following manner.
First, assume that the action order in the initial state is as follows. Below, the values in parentheses indicate the values of behavioral parameters.
First game medium C1 (10)
First game medium C2 (12)
First game medium C3 (13)
In this example, the action order is the first game medium C1, the first game medium C2, and the first game medium C3.
In this case, the values of the behavior parameters after the first game medium C1 realizes the normal solo behavior are as follows. Similarly, the value in parentheses indicates the value of the behavior parameter.
First game medium C2 (10)
First game medium C3 (11)
First game medium C1 (13)
Specifically, for the first game medium C2, 10=12-2, and "-2" is a subtraction due to the action opportunity of the first game medium C1 being exhausted. Similarly, for the first game medium C3, 11=13-2, and "-2" is a subtraction due to the action opportunity of the first game medium C1 being exhausted. On the other hand, for the first game medium C1 that has achieved normal solo action, 13=10-2+5, and "-2" is a subtraction due to the fact that its own (first game medium C1) action opportunity has been exhausted. , "+5" is an addition due to the first game medium C1 realizing normal solo action. Note that the value to be added may change depending on the behavior attribute of the behavior realized by the first game medium C1 (see FIG. 3B). In this example, a new action opportunity for the first game medium C1 is set as the action opportunity for the first game medium C1 is exhausted, and the updated action order is as follows: 1 game medium C3, then the first game medium C1.

Further, if the above-mentioned unified action is realized and the winner or loser is not determined by the unified action, the action opportunity setting unit 130 sets the order of action opportunities (action order) in chronological order after the unified action is realized. Update. At this time, the action opportunity setting unit 130 determines the position of the new action opportunity (chronologically location). In addition, at this time, the action opportunity setting unit 130 sets all action opportunities that are related to each of the plurality of first game media that have realized the unified action and that are earlier than the action opportunity of the most recent enemy character E. Eliminate (digest). As mentioned above, this is an action opportunity related to each of the plurality of first game media that has realized the said unified action, and all action opportunities before the most recent enemy character E's action opportunity are This is to determine that the action (and the series of individual actions preceding it) has been digested. However, in the modified example, some of the action opportunities related to each of the plurality of first game mediums that have realized the unified action and which are earlier than the action opportunity of the most recent enemy character E. may be left behind. In this case, the remaining portion is among two or more action opportunities related to the same first game content (if the two or more action opportunities are set before the action opportunity of the most recent enemy character E). It may be a part of.

The first determination unit 131 selects one game medium (any of the first game mediums C1 to C4 or the enemy character E) in which an action opportunity has arrived, based on the action order set and updated by the action opportunity setting unit 130. Identify. That is, the first determination unit 131 determines whether an opportunity to act on one game medium has arrived.

The second determination unit 132 determines whether a predetermined condition is satisfied. The predetermined condition is a condition that must be satisfied in order for the joint action realizing unit 150 to realize the joint action.

In this embodiment, the predetermined condition is satisfied when the following conditional elements (1) and (2) are satisfied.
Conditional element (1) The value of the charge parameter is 100%.
Conditional element (2) A first game medium for which an action opportunity is set exists other than the first game medium from the present moment (the time when the action opportunity for the first game medium arrives) to a predetermined timing. to do.
Here, the predetermined timing is arbitrary, but in this embodiment, it is the timing related to the enemy character E's closest action opportunity after the present moment (the time when the action opportunity for the first game medium arrives). In this case, conditional element (2) corresponds to the above-mentioned "the existence of two or more specific first game contents."

Note that other condition elements such as condition element (10) may be added to the predetermined condition, for example.
Conditional element (10) The user inputs consent to realize a series of independent actions and unified actions.
The third determination unit 133 determines whether the user's total HP (an example of a first game parameter) reaches 0 (an example of a first predetermined value) based on the total HP updated by the parameter update unit 134. It is determined whether the HP value of the opponent has reached 0 (an example of a second predetermined value).

The parameter updating unit 134 performs various actions each time the game medium (any of the first game mediums C1 to C4 or the enemy character E) performs various actions according to the action order set and updated by the action opportunity setting unit 130. Based on the actions taken, the values of various parameters such as the user's total HP, the opponent's HP, and charge parameters are updated. For example, as described above, the parameter updating unit 134 updates the value of the charge parameter based on various actions (eg, normal solo action, etc.) by the first game media C1 to C4. Note that the value of the charge parameter is not limited to the various actions performed by the first game media C1 to C4, and may be updated also when a predetermined charge parameter update condition is satisfied as the game progresses. For example, the predetermined charge parameter update condition may be related to the number of times the enemy character E attacks, the damage received, time, number of turns, number of attacks, or a combination of these, and the increase/decrease value at that time may also be related. It may be set as appropriate.

The effect generation unit 135 determines that if the HP value of the opponent side reaches 0 before the total HP value of the user side reaches 0 according to the third determination unit 133, the user side wins over the opponent side. Gives a game effect. In addition, in the modified example, the effect generation unit 135 determines that the user side has an advantage over the opponent side if the opponent side's HP value reaches 0 before the user side's total HP value reaches 0. It is also possible to give a different game effect. In other words, instead of being a competitive game in which the final winner is determined, the game may be a competitive type in the preliminary stages that determines the final winner.

The independent action realizing unit 140 realizes an independent action using the game medium (any of the first game media C1 to C4 or the enemy character E) when an opportunity to act occurs. Specifically, when an action opportunity for any of the first game media C1 to C4 arrives, the independent action realizing unit 140 realizes a normal solo action using the first game medium for which the action opportunity has arrived. Note that the normal solo behavior realized at this time is the normal solo behavior related to the behavior attribute selected by the user. Further, when the enemy character E has an opportunity to act, the independent action realizing unit 140 realizes an independent action (for example, an attack) by the enemy character E whose action opportunity has arrived.

The joint action realization unit 150 executes a series of independent actions and joint actions by two or more specific first game media, based on the establishment of a predetermined condition, when an action opportunity for one first game medium arrives. (an example of joint prescribed action). Note that when the joint action realization unit 150 realizes a unified action in response to an action opportunity of the first game medium, the independent action realization unit 140 does not normally realize an independent action in response to the action opportunity. . In other words, when an action opportunity for the first game medium arrives, the action opportunity changes from an action opportunity for normal solo action to a series of solo action and joint action based on the establishment of a predetermined condition. It can transform into a special opportunity for action.

In addition, in the modified example, regarding the above-mentioned predetermined conditions, if only condition element (1) of condition element (1) and condition element (2) is satisfied, the first game medium of which the action opportunity has arrived It may be possible to perform independent action that involves the activation of a special skill. In this case as well, it may be determined in response to an instruction input from the user whether to realize the solo action accompanied by the activation of the special skill or the above-mentioned normal solo action.

Next, an example of game processing for realizing the competitive game part of the game described above will be described with reference to the flowcharts from FIG. 11 onwards. In the following, it is assumed that the server control unit 13 operates in one of three modes: initial mode, game mode, and ending mode in the competitive game part. The initial mode is formed when the competitive game part is started.

FIG. 11 is a schematic flowchart illustrating an example of the operation of the game system 1. Each of the following processes is realized by one or both of the server device 10 and the user's terminal device 20. Note that in the subsequent processing flow diagrams (flowcharts), the processing order of each step may be changed as long as the relationship between input and output of each step is not impaired.

In step S1100, the game system 1 determines whether the mode is the initial mode. If the mode is the initial mode, the process advances to step S1102; otherwise, the process advances to step S1106.

In step S1102, the game system 1 performs various initialization processes. The initialization process may include, for example, a process of initially setting the order of action opportunities in chronological order (action order), a process of setting the value of the charge parameter to an initial value (for example, 0%), and the like.

In step S1104, the game system 1 changes the mode from the initial mode to the game mode.

In step S1106, the game system 1 determines whether the mode is the game mode. If the mode is the game mode, the process advances to step S1108; otherwise (ie, ending mode), the process advances to step S1110.

In step S1108, the game system 1 executes competitive game part processing. The battle game part process will be described later with reference to FIG. 12.

In step S1110, the game system 1 executes an ending process. The ending process may include a process of definitively outputting the result of the current competitive game part, a process of prompting the user to retry (continue) in the case of a loss on the user side, a process of outputting a reward, etc.

FIG. 12 is a schematic flowchart showing an example of the battle game part process (step S1108).

In step S1200, the game system 1 determines whether automatic progression processing is in progress. The automatic progression process may be executed, for example, when the current action opportunity is the enemy character E on the opponent's side, or when the user selects the automatic progression process. The automatic progression process may end, for example, when an opportunity to act on any first game medium arrives. If the determination result is "YES", the process advances to step S1201; otherwise, the process advances to step S1202.

In step S1201, the game system 1 executes automatic progress processing to automatically progress the game. Note that the automatic progression direction of the game is arbitrary, and for example, artificial intelligence or the like may be used.

In step S1202, the game system 1 determines whether the value of the charge parameter is 100% (see condition element (1) described above). If the determination result is "YES", the process advances to step S1203; otherwise, the process advances to step S1212.

In step S1203, the game system 1 selects a first game medium other than the first game medium in which the action opportunity has arrived, and to which the action opportunity has been given before the action opportunity of the enemy character E who will be the most recent. It is determined whether there is one or more game content (see condition element (2) above). If the determination result is "YES", the process advances to step S1204; otherwise, the process advances to step S1212. In addition, in the following, the first game medium in which an action opportunity has arrived and the other first game medium in which an action opportunity is given before the action opportunity of the enemy character E who will be the most recent are combined into "two game media". Also referred to as "the above specific first game medium".

In step S1204, the game system 1 inquires of the user whether or not he/she wishes to realize a series of solo actions and unified actions using two or more specific first game media in this action opportunity (in FIG. 12, " (denoted as "Combination behavior inquiry"). Note that this inquiry is sent, for example, in the form of an "OK/NO" button on the display section 23 of the terminal device 20 via communication between the server communication section 11 of the server device 10 and the terminal communication section 21 of the terminal device 20. This may be achieved by being output.

In step S1205, the game system 1 determines whether a response from the user to the inquiry in step S1204 has been obtained. If the determination result is "YES", the process advances to step S1206; otherwise, the process enters a standby state waiting for a response from the user.

In step S1206, the game system 1 receives, based on the user's answer obtained in step S1205, the user's answer (input) that he/she desires to perform a series of independent actions and unified actions using two or more specific first game media. is obtained (see condition element (10) above). If the determination result is "YES", the process advances to step S1208; otherwise, the process advances to step S1212.

In step S1208, the game system 1 executes a process (denoted as "combination behavior process" in FIG. 12) for realizing a series of individual actions and unified actions via the joint action realizing unit 150 described above. The series of independent actions and unified actions are as described above. Note that the processing for realizing the series of solo actions and unified actions includes processing related to the effects of the series of solo actions and unified actions, that is, processing for reducing the HP of the opponent.

In step S1210, the game system 1 determines whether the processing for realizing a series of solo actions and unified actions has been completed. That is, it is determined whether the end point of realizing a series of independent actions and unified actions has arrived. If the determination result is "YES", the process advances to step S1220; otherwise, the process waits for completion.

In step S1212, the game system 1 generates a game screen (see game screen G200 in FIG. 4) for the user to select the type of normal solo action to be realized this time, and outputs it to the user's terminal device 20. . Note that if a negative determination is made in step S1203 and the process proceeds to step S1212, it may be possible to select the realization of a solo action with a special skill (that is, a solo action with a special skill activated in a series of solo actions). .

In step S1214, the game system 1 determines whether the user's selection result regarding the type of normal solo action to be realized this time has been obtained. If the determination result is "YES", the process advances to step S1215; otherwise, the process waits for completion.

In step S1215, the game system 1 determines whether the type of normal solo action selected by the user has the fourth attribute (standby type). If the determination result is "YES", the process advances to step S1224; otherwise, the process advances to step S1216.

In step S1216, the game system 1 performs processing for realizing the normal solo action of the type selected by the user via the solo action realization unit 140 described above, based on the user's selection result obtained in step S1214. In FIG. 12, "normal behavior processing") is executed. When the normal solo action of the first attribute is selected, the normal action processing includes processing for increasing the charge parameter according to the charge ability associated with the normal solo action. Further, when the normal solo action of the second attribute is selected, the normal action processing includes processing for expressing an attack according to the attack power associated with the normal solo action using an image. At this time, the normal action processing includes determining whether or not the attack will hit the enemy character E according to the attack power associated with the normal solo action, and outputting an image according to the determination result. Further, the normal action process includes a process in which when an attack hits the enemy character E, the HP of the opponent decreases in accordance with the attack power associated with the normal solo action. Furthermore, when the normal solo action of the third attribute is selected, the normal action processing includes processing in which the total HP is increased by the amount of recovery associated with the normal solo action.

In step S1218, the game system 1 determines whether the process for realizing the type of normal solo action selected by the user has been completed. If the determination result is "YES", the process advances to step S1220; otherwise, the process waits for completion.

In step S1220, the game system 1 determines whether a winner or loser is determined as a result of the action realized this time. If the determination result is "YES", the process advances to step S1222; otherwise, the process advances to step S1224.

In step S1222, the game system 1 changes the mode to ending mode.

In step S1224, the game system 1 updates the order of action opportunities in chronological order (action order) via the action opportunity setting unit 130 described above.

In this way, according to the processes shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, the value of the charge parameter is 100% ("YES" in step S1202), and the first game medium other than the first game medium in which the action opportunity has arrived If there is one or more first game media in which an action opportunity is given before the next action opportunity of the enemy character E ("YES" in step S1203), normal solo action is performed. Instead of realizing this, it becomes possible to realize a series of independent actions and unified actions. In this case, it is important for the user to devise a strategy for realizing a series of independent actions and unified actions while considering the charge parameter value and action order, which is an important element for winning. Therefore, the progress of the game is less likely to become monotonous, and the interest of the game can be increased.

Further, according to the processes shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, the value of the charge parameter is 100% ("YES" in step S1202), and the action opportunity has arrived in the first game medium other than the first game medium. If there is one or more first game contents to which an action opportunity has been given before the action opportunity of the enemy character E who will be the most recent in the future ("YES" in step S1203), the action order at that time is changed. The user is asked whether or not he/she wishes to realize a series of independent actions and unified actions using two or more specific first game media (step S1204). In this case, the user has more options than when a series of independent actions and unified actions are automatically realized without making such inquiries. For example, if two or more specific first game media according to the action order at that time differ from the desired combination (for example, the user Under the situation where action and unified action are desired (as in the case shown in FIG. 8, if two or more specific first game media are not all of the first game media C1 to C4), the user It is possible to avoid a series of independent actions and unified actions. In this case, the user advances the game while maintaining the value of the charge parameter at 100%, and as shown in FIG. And we can wait for a situation where we can take unified action. On the other hand, if the user has a desired combination of two or more specific first game contents corresponding to the action order at that time, the user can realize a series of independent actions and unified actions at that stage. In this way, by effectively increasing the user's decision factors (options), the influence of the user's strategy on the outcome (win or loss) becomes greater, and the interest of the game can be increased. However, in a modified example, the inquiry to the user may be eliminated (that is, steps S1204 to S1206 may be omitted).

Note that in the processes shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, some or all of the processes (step S1204 and step S1212) that require input from the user (input accompanied by user judgment) from step S1202 are It may also be implemented as an automatic part depending on the user's selection. For example, when step S1212 is implemented as an automatic part, the selection of behavioral attributes in step S1212 may be implemented based on machine-learned logic (eg, artificial intelligence) based on the user's past selection history.

Although each embodiment has been described in detail above, it is not limited to a specific embodiment, and various modifications and changes can be made within the scope of the claims. It is also possible to combine all or a plurality of the components of the embodiments described above.

For example, in the above-described embodiment, the first game contents forming the deck are associated with the same user, but the invention is not limited to this. That is, a method may be adopted in which a plurality of users form a team corresponding to a deck and the team plays against an opponent.

Further, in the embodiment described above, the predetermined condition includes condition element (1) (that is, the value of the charge parameter is 100%) as described above, but is not limited to this. For example, in place of or in addition to condition element (1), any one or more of the following condition elements (11) to (14) may be used.
Conditional element (11) A specific item is acquired.
In this case, the specific item may be obtainable during the competitive game part or may be obtainable in advance.
Conditional element (12) A specific item is used.
Conditional element (13) A specific skill is used.
Conditional element (14) Occurrence of a specific event.

Further, in the embodiment described above, the predetermined condition includes the condition element (2) as described above, and two or more specific first game contents constitute a deck in accordance with the condition element (2). Of the first game media C1 to C4, the first game media includes a first game media that has an action opportunity at that time, and another first game media that has an action opportunity before the nearest enemy character E's action opportunity. However, the two or more specific first game contents are not limited to this. For example, the two or more specific first game media may always be part of the first game media C1 to C4 that make up the deck, or the two or more specific first game media may always be part of the first game media C1 to C4 that make up the deck. It may be all of them. For example, if it is a part of the first game media C1 to C4 that make up the deck, the part may be constant (for example, two first game media with relatively high attack ability), or The first game medium may have a predetermined relationship with a first game medium that has an action opportunity at the time. In this case, the predetermined relationship is arbitrary, but may be a relationship in which the attributes (see FIG. 3A) are the same. Moreover, when a team corresponding to a deck is formed by a plurality of users, the predetermined relationship may be a relationship having a friend relationship based on friend information. Further, the two or more specific first game contents may specifically include another first game medium other than the first game contents C1 to C4 forming the deck. Further, the two or more specific first game media may be first game media whose waiting time is less than or equal to a predetermined time, or may be first game media that have up to the most recent predetermined action opportunities. good. Further, the two or more specific first game contents may be first game contents that have an action opportunity that is earlier than the reference first game medium. In this case, the first game content serving as the reference may not change as the game progresses, or may change as the game progresses. In these various modifications, the above-mentioned conditional element (2) may still be used or may be changed as appropriate. For example, if two or more specific first game media are first game media that have action opportunities earlier than the reference first game media, the condition element (2) is the following condition element: (2') may be substituted.
Conditional element (2') At the present moment (when the action opportunity of the first game medium arrives), the first game medium that has an action opportunity earlier than the reference first game medium is the first game medium of the one concerned. Existing outside of the game medium.

Further, in the embodiments described above, the behavior attributes are used to realize diversification of the behaviors that can be realized by each game medium, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, when an action opportunity for a first game medium arrives, instead of selecting the action attribute of the first game medium, equivalently, the action opportunity for a first game medium is selected. When the skill arrives, a skill to be used in the action of the one first game medium may be selected. In this case as well, the attributes of the action to be realized will change depending on the attributes of the selected skill.

Furthermore, in the embodiments described above, only a series of independent actions may be realized instead of an integrated action accompanied by a series of independent actions. In this case as well, as mentioned above, a series of solo actions has higher attack power than a collection of individual normal solo actions, so it is important to give a sense of specialness to the realization of a series of solo actions. Can be done.

Note that the following additional notes are further disclosed regarding the above embodiments.

[Additional note 1]
A game device that executes a game program,
a storage unit that stores parameters regarding a plurality of types of predetermined game media including a plurality of first game media belonging to a first group and one or more second game media belonging to a second group;
a game progression unit that advances the game based on the parameters stored in the storage unit;
The game progress section is
action opportunity setting for setting and updating the action order of the plurality of types of predetermined game media, based on the parameters stored in the storage unit, so that the plurality of types of predetermined game media obtain action opportunities at different timings; Department and
A first step of determining whether or not the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media among the plurality of first game media has arrived, based on the action order set and updated by the action opportunity setting unit. A determination section;
a second determination unit that determines whether a predetermined condition is satisfied;
When the first determination unit determines that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived, and the second determination unit determines that the predetermined condition is not satisfied, the one of the predetermined games an independent action realization unit that realizes an independent first predetermined action by the medium;
When the first determining unit determines that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived, and the second determining unit determines that the predetermined condition is satisfied, the plurality of first games A game device comprising: a joint action realizing unit that extracts two or more specific first game media from media and realizes a joint predetermined action using the two or more extracted specific first game media.

[Additional note 2]
The joint predetermined action is a series of individual second predetermined actions performed by each of the two or more specific first game media, and a series of individual second predetermined actions performed by the two or more specific first game media together. The game device according to supplementary note 1, which includes at least one of the integral actions.

[Additional note 3]
The game device according to appendix 2, wherein the joint predetermined action includes the series of single second predetermined actions and the unified action subsequent to the series of single second predetermined actions.

[Additional note 4]
The game progress section is
Based on the various actions realized by the plurality of types of predetermined game media according to the action order set and updated by the action opportunity setting unit, the values of the first game parameters of the first group and the values of the second group a parameter updating unit that updates the value of the first game parameter;
a third determination unit that determines whether the value of the first game parameter of the second group reaches a second predetermined value before the value of the first game parameter of the first group reaches a first predetermined value; ,
The third determining unit determines that the value of the first game parameter of the second group reaches the second predetermined value before the value of the first game parameter of the first group reaches the first predetermined value. further comprising a processing unit that provides a game effect in which the first group wins or is advantageous over the second group when
The game device according to appendix 3, wherein the parameter updating unit changes the first game parameter of the second group in a direction toward the second predetermined value when the joint predetermined action is realized.

[Additional note 5]
The parameter updating unit changes the first game parameter of the second group by a first amount of change in a direction toward the second predetermined value when the series of independent second predetermined actions is realized;
The parameter updating unit associates the parameter update unit with each of the two or more specific first game media when the individual first predetermined action is realized by each of the two or more specific first game media. changing the first game parameter of the second group in a direction toward the second predetermined value by each second change amount,
The game device according to appendix 4, wherein the first amount of change is larger than the total value of the second amounts of change associated with each of the two or more specific first game media.

[Additional note 6]
The predetermined condition is that when the action opportunity of the one first game medium arrives, the first game medium for which the action opportunity is set is other than the one first game medium by a subsequent predetermined timing. is satisfied if it exists in
The second determination unit determines the predetermined timing and the action opportunity when the action opportunity of the one first game medium arrives, based on the action order set and updated by the action opportunity setting unit. The first game in which the action opportunity is set by the predetermined timing by comparing the timing of the action opportunity of one or more of the first game media for which the action order is set by the setting unit. The game device according to any one of appendices 1 to 5, which determines whether or not a medium exists other than the one first game medium.

[Additional note 7]
The predetermined timing is the timing of the next earliest action opportunity among the action opportunities set for the one or more second game media,
The two or more specific first game media include the one first game media and the first game media other than the one first game media in which the action opportunity is set by the predetermined timing. including
The second determination unit determines the next action opportunity among the action opportunities set for the one or more second game media based on the action order set and updated by the action opportunity setting unit. The game device according to appendix 6, wherein the earliest timing of the action opportunity is specified, and the specified timing is set as the predetermined timing.

[Additional note 8]
The action opportunity setting unit is configured to set one of the action opportunities set for the two or more specific first game media when the joint predetermined action is realized by the joint action realization unit. The game device according to appendix 6 or 7, wherein the action order of the plurality of types of predetermined game media is updated in such a manner that some or all of the action opportunities up to a predetermined timing are eliminated.

[Additional note 9]
The single first predetermined action can be selected from a plurality of types,
The plurality of types include a first type, a second type that makes it easier to change the second game parameter toward the third predetermined value than the first type, and other subsequent actions of the first game medium. The game device according to any one of appendices 5 to 7, including a third type of waiting until after the opportunity.

[Additional note 10]
The plurality of predetermined game contents, including the plurality of first game contents belonging to the first group and one or more second game contents belonging to the second group, each receive an action opportunity at a different timing. setting the action opportunity for a predetermined game medium;
determining whether the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived based on the set action opportunity;
Determine whether a predetermined condition is satisfied,
When it is determined that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived and it is determined that the predetermined condition is not satisfied, realizing a single first predetermined action by the one of the predetermined game media;
When it is determined that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived and it is determined that the predetermined condition is satisfied, two or more specific first games among the plurality of first game media A game method executed by a computer, comprising extracting media and realizing a joint predetermined action using the two or more extracted specific first game media.

[Additional note 11]
The plurality of predetermined game contents, including the plurality of first game contents belonging to the first group and one or more second game contents belonging to the second group, each receive an action opportunity at a different timing. setting the action opportunity for a predetermined game medium;
determining whether the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived based on the set action opportunity;
Determine whether a predetermined condition is satisfied,
When it is determined that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived and it is determined that the predetermined condition is not satisfied, realizing a single first predetermined action by the one of the predetermined game media;
When it is determined that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived and it is determined that the predetermined condition is satisfied, two or more specific first games among the plurality of first game media A game program that causes a computer to execute a process of extracting media and realizing a joint predetermined action using the two or more extracted specific first game media.

1 Game system 10 Server device 11 Server communication section 12 Server storage section 13 Server control section 20 Terminal device 21 Terminal communication section 22 Terminal storage section 23 Display section 24 Input section 25 Terminal control section 30 Network 13A Game progress section 130 Action opportunity setting section 131 First judgment unit 132 Second judgment unit 133 Third judgment unit 134 Parameter update unit 135 Effect generation unit 140 Independent action realization unit 150 Joint action realization unit

Claims (16)

A game device that executes a game program,
a storage unit that stores parameters regarding a plurality of types of predetermined game media including a plurality of first game media belonging to a first group and one or more second game media belonging to a second group;
a game progression unit that advances the game based on the parameters stored in the storage unit;
The game progress section is
a first determination unit that determines whether an action opportunity for one of the plurality of first game media has arrived based on the action order of the plurality of types of predetermined game media;
a second determination unit that determines whether a predetermined condition is satisfied;
When the first determination unit determines that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived, and the second determination unit determines that the predetermined condition is not satisfied, the one of the predetermined games an independent action realization unit that realizes an independent first predetermined action by the medium;
The first determining unit determines that the action opportunity for the predetermined game medium has arrived, the second determining unit determines that the predetermined condition is satisfied, and an activation instruction is obtained from the user. a joint action in which two or more specific first game media are extracted from the plurality of first game media, and a joint predetermined action is realized by the two or more extracted specific first game media; Realization department and
Based on various actions realized by the plurality of predetermined game media according to the action order, the value of the first game parameter of the one or more first game media and the value of the first game parameter of the one or more second game media are determined. a parameter updating unit that updates the value of one game parameter;
The value of the first game parameter of the one or more first game media reaches a first predetermined value.Whether the value of the first game parameter of the one or more second game media reaches a second predetermined value. and a third determination unit that determines the
The parameter updating unit is configured to change a first game parameter of the one or more second game media in a direction toward the second predetermined value when the predetermined joint action is realized. The joint predetermined action is a series of individual second predetermined actions performed by each of the two or more specific first game media, and a series of individual second predetermined actions performed by the two or more specific first game media together. The game device according to claim 1, comprising at least one of the integral actions. The game device according to claim 2, wherein the joint predetermined action includes the series of single second predetermined actions and the unified action subsequent to the series of single second predetermined actions. The game progress section is
The third determining unit determines that the value of the first game parameter of the second group reaches the second predetermined value before the value of the first game parameter of the first group reaches the first predetermined value. 4. The game device according to claim 3, further comprising a processing unit that provides a game effect in which the first group wins or has an advantage over the second group when the first group wins or has an advantage over the second group. The parameter updating unit changes the first game parameter of the second group by a first amount of change in a direction toward the second predetermined value when the series of independent second predetermined actions is realized;
The parameter updating unit associates the parameter update unit with each of the two or more specific first game media when the individual first predetermined action is realized by each of the two or more specific first game media. changing the first game parameter of the second group in a direction toward the second predetermined value by each second change amount,
5 . The first amount of change is larger than the sum of the second amounts of change associated with each of the two or more specific first game media. 5 . game equipment. A game device that executes a game program,
a storage unit that stores parameters regarding a plurality of types of predetermined game media including a plurality of first game media belonging to a first group and one or more second game media belonging to a second group;
a game progression unit that advances the game based on the parameters stored in the storage unit;
The game progress section is
a first determination unit that determines whether an action opportunity for one of the plurality of first game media has arrived based on the action order of the plurality of types of predetermined game media;
a second determination unit that determines whether a predetermined condition is satisfied;
When the first determination unit determines that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived, and the second determination unit determines that the predetermined condition is not satisfied, the one of the predetermined games an independent action realization unit that realizes an independent first predetermined action by the medium;
The first determining unit determines that the action opportunity for the predetermined game medium has arrived, the second determining unit determines that the predetermined condition is satisfied, and an activation instruction is obtained from the user. a joint action in which two or more specific first game media are extracted from the plurality of first game media, and a joint predetermined action is realized by the two or more extracted specific first game media; Equipped with a realization section,
The predetermined condition is that when the action opportunity of the one first game medium arrives, the first game medium for which the action opportunity is set is other than the one first game medium by a subsequent predetermined timing. is satisfied if exists in
Based on the action order, the second determination unit determines the predetermined timing and one or more of the action opportunities for which the action order is set, when the action opportunity for the one first game medium arrives. By comparing the timing of the action opportunity of one game medium, it is determined whether the first game medium in which the action opportunity is set by the predetermined timing exists other than the one first game medium. A game device that makes decisions. The predetermined timing is the timing of the next earliest action opportunity among the action opportunities set for the one or more second game media,
The two or more specific first game media include the one first game media and the first game media other than the one first game media in which the action opportunity is set by the predetermined timing. including
The second determination unit specifies the timing of the next earliest action opportunity among the action opportunities set for the one or more second game media based on the action order. 7. The game device according to claim 6, wherein the specified timing is set as the predetermined timing. The action order is the predetermined timing of the action opportunities set for the two or more specific first game media when the joint predetermined action is realized by the joint action realization unit. The game device according to claim 6 or 7, wherein the game device is updated in such a manner that some or all of the action opportunities up to now are eliminated. At least a part of the plurality of condition elements constituting the predetermined condition is an activation condition based on a second game parameter that changes depending on various actions of the one predetermined game medium and/or update conditions according to the progress of the game. The game device according to any one of claims 6 to 8. A game device that executes a game program,
a storage unit that stores parameters regarding a plurality of types of predetermined game media including a plurality of first game media belonging to a first group and one or more second game media belonging to a second group;
a game progression unit that advances the game based on the parameters stored in the storage unit;
The game progress section is
a first determination unit that determines whether an action opportunity for one of the plurality of first game media has arrived based on the action order of the plurality of types of predetermined game media;
a second determination unit that determines whether a predetermined condition is satisfied;
When the first determination unit determines that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived, and the second determination unit determines that the predetermined condition is not satisfied, the one of the predetermined games an independent action realization unit that realizes an independent first predetermined action by the medium;
The first determining unit determines that the action opportunity for the predetermined game medium has arrived, the second determining unit determines that the predetermined condition is satisfied, and an activation instruction is obtained from the user. a joint action in which two or more specific first game media are extracted from the plurality of first game media, and a joint predetermined action is realized by the two or more extracted specific first game media; Equipped with a realization section,
At least a part of the plurality of condition elements constituting the predetermined condition is an activation condition based on a second game parameter that changes depending on various actions of the one predetermined game medium and/or update conditions according to the progress of the game. including doing;
The activation condition includes that the value of the second game parameter is greater than or equal to a third predetermined value,
The single first predetermined action can be selected from a plurality of types,
The plurality of types include a first type and a second type in which the value of the second game parameter is more easily changed toward the third predetermined value than the first type. Based on the action order of a plurality of types of predetermined game media including a plurality of first game media belonging to a first group and one or more second game media belonging to a second group, an action opportunity of one of the predetermined game media is determined. Determine whether or not has arrived,
Determine whether a predetermined condition is satisfied,
When it is determined that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived and it is determined that the predetermined condition is not satisfied, realizing a single first predetermined action by the one of the predetermined game media;
When it is determined that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived and it is determined that the predetermined condition is satisfied, two or more specific first games among the plurality of first game media extracting media and realizing a joint predetermined action using the two or more extracted specific first game media;
Based on various actions realized by the plurality of predetermined game media according to the action order, the value of the first game parameter of the one or more first game media and the value of the first game parameter of the one or more second game media are determined. 1 Update the game parameter values and
The value of the first game parameter of the one or more first game media reaches a first predetermined value.Whether the value of the first game parameter of the one or more second game media reaches a second predetermined value. Determine,
A computer-implemented game method, comprising: changing a first game parameter of the one or more second game media in a direction toward the second predetermined value when the joint predetermined action is realized. . Based on the action order of a plurality of types of predetermined game media including a plurality of first game media belonging to a first group and one or more second game media belonging to a second group, an action opportunity of one of the predetermined game media is determined. Determine whether or not has arrived,
Determine whether a predetermined condition is satisfied,
When it is determined that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived and it is determined that the predetermined condition is not satisfied, realizing a single first predetermined action by the one of the predetermined game media;
When it is determined that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived and it is determined that the predetermined condition is satisfied, two or more specific first games among the plurality of first game media extracting media and realizing a joint predetermined action using the two or more extracted specific first game media;
Based on various actions realized by the plurality of predetermined game media according to the action order, the value of the first game parameter of the one or more first game media and the value of the first game parameter of the one or more second game media are determined. 1 Update the game parameter values and
The value of the first game parameter of the one or more first game media reaches a first predetermined value.Whether the value of the first game parameter of the one or more second game media reaches a second predetermined value. Determine,
A game program that causes a computer to execute a process of changing a first game parameter of the one or more second game media in a direction toward the second predetermined value when the predetermined joint action is realized. Based on the action order of a plurality of types of predetermined game media including a plurality of first game media belonging to a first group and one or more second game media belonging to a second group, an action opportunity of one of the predetermined game media is determined. Determine whether or not has arrived,
Determine whether a predetermined condition is satisfied,
When it is determined that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived and it is determined that the predetermined condition is not satisfied, realizing a single first predetermined action by the one of the predetermined game media;
When it is determined that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived and it is determined that the predetermined condition is satisfied, two or more specific first games among the plurality of first game media extracting media and realizing a joint predetermined action using the two or more extracted specific first game media;
The predetermined condition is that when the action opportunity of the one first game medium arrives, the first game medium for which the action opportunity is set is other than the one first game medium by a subsequent predetermined timing. is satisfied if exists in
Based on the action order, when the action opportunity of the one first game medium arrives, the action opportunity of one or more of the first game media for which the predetermined timing and the action order are set. determining whether or not the first game medium in which the action opportunity has been set by the predetermined timing exists other than the one first game medium, by comparing the timing with the timing of the action opportunity. A computer-implemented gaming method. Based on the action order of a plurality of types of predetermined game media including a plurality of first game media belonging to a first group and one or more second game media belonging to a second group, an action opportunity of one of the predetermined game media is determined. Determine whether or not has arrived,
Determine whether a predetermined condition is satisfied,
When it is determined that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived and it is determined that the predetermined condition is not satisfied, realizing a single first predetermined action by the one of the predetermined game media;
When it is determined that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived and it is determined that the predetermined condition is satisfied, two or more specific first games among the plurality of first game media extracting media and realizing a joint predetermined action using the two or more extracted specific first game media;
The predetermined condition is that when the action opportunity of the one first game medium arrives, the first game medium for which the action opportunity is set is other than the one first game medium by a subsequent predetermined timing. is satisfied if exists in
Based on the action order, when the action opportunity of the one first game medium arrives, the action opportunity of one or more of the first game media for which the predetermined timing and the action order are set. The computer performs a process of determining whether or not the first game medium in which the action opportunity has been set by the predetermined timing exists other than the one first game medium by comparing the timing with the timing of the action opportunity. Game program to be executed. Based on the action order of a plurality of types of predetermined game media including a plurality of first game media belonging to a first group and one or more second game media belonging to a second group, an action opportunity of one of the predetermined game media is determined. Determine whether or not has arrived,
Determine whether a predetermined condition is satisfied,
When it is determined that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived and it is determined that the predetermined condition is not satisfied, realizing a single first predetermined action by the one of the predetermined game media;
When it is determined that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived and it is determined that the predetermined condition is satisfied, two or more specific first games among the plurality of first game media extracting media and realizing a joint predetermined action using the two or more extracted specific first game media;
At least a part of the plurality of condition elements constituting the predetermined condition is an activation condition based on a second game parameter that changes depending on various actions of the one predetermined game medium and/or update conditions according to the progress of the game. including doing;
The activation condition includes that the value of the second game parameter is greater than or equal to a third predetermined value,
The single first predetermined action can be selected from a plurality of types,
The plurality of types include a first type and a second type that makes it easier to change the value of the second game parameter toward the third predetermined value than the first type. The game method played. Based on the action order of a plurality of types of predetermined game media including a plurality of first game media belonging to a first group and one or more second game media belonging to a second group, an action opportunity of one of the predetermined game media is determined. Determine whether or not has arrived,
Determine whether a predetermined condition is satisfied,
When it is determined that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived and it is determined that the predetermined condition is not satisfied, realizing a single first predetermined action by the one of the predetermined game media;
When it is determined that the action opportunity for one of the predetermined game media has arrived and it is determined that the predetermined condition is satisfied, two or more specific first games among the plurality of first game media extracting media and realizing a joint predetermined action using the two or more extracted specific first game media;
At least a part of the plurality of condition elements constituting the predetermined condition is an activation condition based on a second game parameter that changes depending on various actions of the one predetermined game medium and/or update conditions according to the progress of the game. including doing;
The activation condition includes that the value of the second game parameter is greater than or equal to a third predetermined value,
The single first predetermined action can be selected from a plurality of types,
The plurality of types include a first type and a second type that causes the value of the second game parameter to change toward the third predetermined value more easily than the first type, and the game causes a computer to execute a process. program.