JP2023165877A - Information processor and program - Google Patents

Abstract

To motivate a player to purchase a charged item.SOLUTION: An information processor includes: storage means 50 for storing the number of charged items and free items owned by a player; and control means 52 for consuming a predetermined number of game items from game items owned by a player and executing a lottery game for imparting drawn content. The control means 52 consumes charged items and free items in predetermined order and favors a lottery game in accordance with the number of charged items included in a predetermined number of game items.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 4

Description

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

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, games have been known in which paid items that can be acquired through purchase and free items that can be acquired through game execution can be used without distinction.

Regarding this, Patent Document 1 discloses a technique that allows a player to preferentially consume a paid item when the player owns a paid item and a free item.

Patent No. 6143141

However, the technique described in Patent Document 1 has a problem in that it cannot motivate players who only own free items to purchase paid items.

The present invention has been made in view of such problems, and its purpose is to provide an information processing device and a program that can motivate players to purchase paid items.

In order to solve the above problems, an information processing apparatus according to a first aspect of the present invention provides information for executing a lottery game that consumes game items including paid items that can be acquired through purchase and free items that can be acquired through game execution. The processing device includes a storage means for storing the number of paid items and free items owned by the player, and a processing device that consumes a predetermined number of game items from among the game items owned by the player to receive the content drawn by the player. and a control means for executing a lottery game to award prize items, wherein the control means consumes the paid item and the free item in a predetermined order, and consumes the paid item and the free item according to the number of paid items included in the predetermined number of game items. , giving preferential treatment to the lottery game.

Further, in the second aspect of the present invention, the control means may set a rarity higher than a predetermined rarity in the lottery game as the number of paid items included in the predetermined number of game items increases. Increase the lottery probability of content.

Further, in a third aspect of the present invention, the control means may be configured to control, in the lottery game, the larger the number of paid items included in the predetermined number of game items, the more the content is not owned by the player and is predetermined. Increasing the lottery probability of content with a higher rarity than the specified rarity.

Further, in a fourth aspect of the present invention, when all of the predetermined number of game items are paid items, the control means selects content that is not owned by the player as a lottery target in the lottery game.

Further, in a fifth aspect of the present invention, when the lottery game is a first lottery game, the control means causes the player to acquire points based on execution of the first lottery game, and the control means causes the player to acquire points based on the execution of the first lottery game, and when the points are a predetermined number , the control means executes a second lottery game in which a lottery is drawn from among contents set with a higher rarity than that in the first lottery game, and further, the control means is configured to perform a second lottery game in which a lottery is selected from contents set with a higher rarity than in the first lottery game, The more the number of paid items is, the more points the player is allowed to acquire.

Further, in the sixth aspect of the present invention, when the control means grants the player content with a rarity lower than a predetermined rarity by executing the lottery game, the control means acquires the points to the player. let

Moreover, in the seventh aspect of the present invention, the control means increases the parameter of the provided content as the number of paid items included in the predetermined number of game items increases.

Further, in an eighth aspect of the present invention, the control means sequentially consumes game items in the lottery game starting from the game item newly acquired by the player.

Further, in a ninth aspect of the present invention, the control means sequentially consumes the free items in the lottery game starting from the free items owned by the player.

Further, a program according to a tenth aspect of the present invention is a program for executing a lottery game that consumes game items including paid items that can be acquired through purchase and free items that can be acquired through game execution, a storage means for storing the number of paid items and free items owned by the player, and control for executing a lottery game that consumes a predetermined number of game items from among the game items owned by the player and grants the player the selected content. The control means consumes the paid items and the free items in a predetermined order, and gives preferential treatment to the lottery game according to the number of paid items included in the predetermined number of game items.

According to the present invention, a player can be motivated to purchase paid items.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an example of the overall configuration of a game system including an information processing device (computer) according to a first embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram schematically showing an example of the hardware configuration of a server device. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of a terminal device. FIG. 2 is a block diagram schematically showing an example of a functional configuration (functional means) of a server device. 5 is a flowchart showing an example of the flow of processing in each functional means shown in FIG. 4. FIG. It is an explanatory view showing an example of a presentation screen displayed on a touch panel of a terminal device. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the flow of the process which performs a lottery game in the game system based on 2nd embodiment. It is an explanatory view showing an example of a presentation screen displayed on a touch panel of a terminal device. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the flow of the process which performs a lottery game in the game system based on 3rd embodiment. It is an explanatory view showing an example of a presentation screen displayed on a touch panel of a terminal device. It is a flow chart which shows an example of the flow of processing which carries out special continuation of a quest in a game system concerning a third embodiment. It is an explanatory view showing an example of a presentation screen displayed on a touch panel of a terminal device.

Hereinafter, a plurality of embodiments of the present invention (hereinafter referred to as "the present embodiments") will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In order to facilitate understanding of the explanation, the same components and steps in each drawing are denoted by the same reference numerals as much as possible, and redundant explanation will be omitted.

---First embodiment---
First, a game system according to the first embodiment will be explained. The game system according to the first embodiment is a lottery game in which the player can set the number of paid items and free items to be consumed.

<Overall configuration>
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an example of the overall configuration of a game system 1 including an information processing device (computer) according to the first embodiment.

As shown in FIG. 1, a game system 1 is a system that provides games to one or more players. The game system 1 includes a server device 10 as an information processing device according to the first embodiment, and one or more terminal devices 12. The server device 10 and the terminal device 12 are communicably connected to each other via a communication network NT such as an intranet or the Internet.

The server device 10 is an information processing device that provides a game obtained by executing the game program 14 or the game program 14 itself to each terminal device 12 via the communication network NT. In the first embodiment, the server device 10 executes the game program 14, transmits the execution results (image data, audio data, etc.) to each terminal device 12, and provides the game to each terminal device 12 by causing the output. do. Note that the game program 14 may be executed by the terminal device 12 and the server device 10 in cooperation.

Each terminal device 12 is an information processing device owned by a player, and is an information processing device that provides a game to the player by outputting the execution result of the game program 14 received from the server device 10. These terminal devices 12 include various devices such as video game machines, portable game machines, arcade game machines, smartphones, tablets, and personal computers. Each terminal device 12 is connectable to the server device 10 via the communication network NT. Note that each terminal device 12 may provide the game to the player by downloading the game program 14 from the server device 10 and executing the game program 14 itself.

<Hardware configuration>
FIG. 2 is a diagram schematically showing an example of the hardware configuration of the server device 10.

As shown in FIG. 2, the server device 10 includes a control device 20, a communication device 26, and a storage device 28. The control device 20 mainly includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 22 and a memory 24 .

In the control device 20, the CPU 22 functions as various functional means by executing predetermined programs stored in the memory 24, the storage device 28, or the like. Details of this functional means will be described later.

The communication device 26 includes a communication interface for communicating with external devices. The communication device 26 transmits and receives various information to and from the terminal device 12, for example.

The storage device 28 is composed of a hard disk or the like. The storage device 28 stores various programs and information necessary for execution of processing in the control device 20, including the game program 14, and information on processing results.

Note that the server device 10 can be realized using an information processing device such as a dedicated or general-purpose server computer. Furthermore, the server device 10 may be configured from a single information processing device, or may be configured from a plurality of information processing devices distributed over the communication network NT. Further, FIG. 2 only shows a part of the main hardware configuration that the server device 10 has, and the server device 10 can include other configurations that are generally included in servers.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of the terminal device 12. As shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 3, the terminal device 12 includes a main control section 30, a touch panel 32, a camera 34, a mobile communication section 36, a wireless LAN communication section 38, a storage section 40, and a speaker 42. Be prepared.

The main control section 30 is connected to a touch panel 32 , a camera 34 , a mobile communication section 36 , a wireless LAN communication section 38 , a storage section 40 , and a speaker 42 . The main control unit 30 has a function of controlling these connection destinations.

The touch panel 32 has both a display function for displaying game images and the like, and an input function for inputting player operations. In the first embodiment, the touch panel 32 includes a display 32A that performs a display function and a touch sensor 32B that performs an input function.

The camera 34 has a function of taking still images and/or moving images and storing them in the storage unit 40.

The mobile communication unit 36 has a function of connecting to a mobile communication network via the antenna 36A and communicating with other communication devices connected to the mobile communication network.

The wireless LAN communication unit 38 has a function of connecting to the communication network NT via the antenna 38A and communicating with other devices connected to the communication network NT.

The storage unit 40 stores various programs such as the game program 14 and game programs of other games different from the game of the game program 14, and various data.

The speaker 42 has a function of outputting game sounds and the like.

<Game Overview>
The game according to the first embodiment is a game in which a lottery game (gacha) for giving characters as an example of content, a quest (competition game), etc. are played. The game is not particularly limited as long as it is a game in which game items can be consumed, including paid items (charged items) that can be acquired by purchase and free items (non-charged items) that can be acquired by playing the game. A paid item is a game item that can be used in a game and is purchased by paying a fee. Examples of the paid items include paid stones, paid gacha tickets, paid stamina recovery items, paid continue items, and the like. Furthermore, free items are game items that can be used in the game and can be acquired by playing the game. For example, free items can be obtained as rewards for logging in (starting the game), clearing quests, completing missions, etc. Examples of the free items include free stones, free gacha tickets, free stamina recovery items, free continue items, and the like. These paid items and free items can be consumed for various purposes such as performing gacha, recovering stamina, and continuing quests.

The lottery game according to the first embodiment is a game in which one or more characters randomly selected from a group of characters to be drawn are given to the player based on an instruction (request) from the player to execute the lottery game. . This lottery is executed based on the consumption of consideration by the players. Examples of consideration include paid items such as paid stones and paid gacha tickets, free items such as free stones and free gacha tickets, and game coins. Further, the lottery game according to the present embodiment includes a lottery game in which only paid items are consumed, a lottery game in which only free items are consumed, a lottery game in which at least one of paid items and free items can be consumed, and one or more lottery games in which at least one of paid items and free items can be consumed. There is a lottery game in which a predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items, which is one or more, are consumed at once.

The quest according to the first embodiment is a game in which a deck made up of one or more characters owned by the player is pitted against an enemy character based on an instruction (request) from the player to execute the quest. This quest is executed based on, for example, consuming the stamina value associated with the quest from the player's current stamina value. For example, a player plays a competitive game by instructing characters (in-deck characters) forming a deck used in a quest to attack, etc. When the player clears this quest, the player obtains clear rewards such as free stones, game coins, enemy characters that appeared in the quest, and experience points for increasing the player rank. On the other hand, if the player is unable to clear the quest, the player selects whether to continue the quest by consuming paid stones, free stones, continue items, etc., or to retire the quest (decline to clear the quest). Continuation is to give a player who has not been able to clear a quest the right to continue playing the quest.

<Functional means>
FIG. 4 is a block diagram showing an example of the functional configuration (functional means) of the server device 10.

As shown in FIG. 4, the server device 10 includes a storage means 50, a control means 52, a setting means 54, and a display means 56. The storage means 50 is realized by one or more storage devices 28. Functional means other than the storage means 50 are realized by the control device 20 executing programs stored in the storage device 28 or the like. Note that the terminal device 12 may include all or part of the control means 52 and the setting means 54. The functional means in this case is realized by the main control unit 30 executing a program stored in the storage unit 40 of the terminal device 12. It goes without saying that the storage means 50 may calculate coefficients and various variables on the stored data and output the results when there is a request to refer to certain data.

The storage unit 50 is a functional unit that stores player information 50A, character information 50B, quest information 50C, lottery game information 50D, and the like. The player information 50A is stored for each player in association with the player ID of the player. This player information 50A includes, for example, the player's name and age, owned character information, current stamina value, owned item information, and owned point information. The player's age is used, for example, to limit the amount that the player can purchase paid items in one month. The owned character information includes ability parameters of each character (for example, hit points linked to level, attack power, defense power, etc.) as information on characters owned by the player. The current stamina value is a value consumed when the player executes a quest, and is recovered by consuming paid stones, free stones, paid stamina recovery items, free stamina recovery items, etc., or by the passage of time. The owned item information includes the number of game items owned by the player and the acquisition date and time of each game item. Examples of the game items include paid stones, paid gacha tickets, paid stamina recovery items, paid continue items, free stones, free gacha tickets, free stamina recovery items, free continue items, and the like. The owned point information includes points owned by the player. These points are obtained when the player executes a lottery game (first lottery game) and is awarded a character with a rarity lower than a predetermined rarity (for example, a character with a rarity of 4 or lower). Here are some possible points. Note that when the points are accumulated to a predetermined number (for example, 50 points), the player plays a special lottery game (second lottery game) in which a lottery is drawn from characters whose rarity is higher than a predetermined rarity. can be executed.
Note that this player information 50A may be stored in another server device different from the server device 10.

The character information 50B is stored for each character in association with the character ID of the character. This character information 50B includes, for example, the character's name and image, the set rarity, initial values of ability parameters (for example, hit points, attack power, defense power, etc. at level 1) and maximum values (for example, hit points at level 100). power, attack power, defense power, etc.).

The quest information 50C is stored for each quest in association with the quest ID of the quest. This quest information 50C includes, for example, the quest name, enemy character information, and stamina consumption value. The enemy character information is linked to the character ID of the enemy character and includes, for example, ability parameters, drop rate, granted level, and experience values. The drop rate is the probability of giving an enemy character to the player as a clear reward. The grant level is the level at which an enemy character is given to the player as a clear reward. The experience value is a value given to the player as a clear reward. The stamina consumption value is a value consumed from the player's current stamina value when the player executes the quest.

The lottery game information 50D is stored for each lottery game in association with the lottery game ID of the lottery game. In this lottery game 50D, for example, the name of the lottery game, lottery target information, the number of characters to be given, and consideration are described. The lottery target information describes a lottery probability and a grant level in association with the character ID of each character to be randomly selected. The lottery probability is the probability that a character will be randomly selected, and the sum of the probabilities for each character to be randomly selected is 100%. The granting level is the level at which the lottery target character is given to the player. The number of characters given is the number of characters given to the player when the lottery game is executed once. The consideration includes the number of game items required to execute the lottery game. The required number of game items includes, for example, the number of paid stones, the number of free stones, the number of at least one of paid stones and free stones (total number), and the first predetermined number of 1 or more (for example, 10 pieces). Examples include paid stones and a second predetermined number (for example, 15) of free stones that is one or more.

The control means 52 is a functional means that controls the entire game, and is a functional means that mainly advances quests and lottery games. In the first embodiment, when executing a lottery game by consuming a predetermined number of game items, the control means 52 controls the lottery game according to the number of paid items (for example, paid stones) included in the consumed game items. Give preferential treatment. Specifically, the control means 52 gives preferential treatment to the lottery game in stages as the number of paid items included in the consumed game items increases.

A specific example in which the control means 52 gives preferential treatment to a lottery game will be described below.

(1) Increasing the lottery probability of characters set with high rarity For example, the control means 52 may increase the lottery probability of characters set with high rarity. , increases the lottery probability of characters set with a rarity higher than a predetermined rarity (for example, 4), and decreases the lottery probability of characters set with a rarity lower than a predetermined rarity (for example, 4). .

(2) Increasing the probability of drawing a character that the player does not own In addition, for example, the control means 52 may determine that the larger the number of paid items included in the game items consumed in the drawing game, the higher the number of characters to be drawn in the drawing game. Among them, the lottery probability of characters not owned by the player is increased, and the lottery probability of characters owned by the player is decreased. Specifically, the control means 52 acquires the owned character information of the player information 50A, increases the lottery probability of the characters that the player does not own among the lottery target characters, and increases the lottery probability of the characters that the player owns. lower it. Note that the control means 52 may also increase the lottery probability of a character that is not owned by the player and has a higher rarity than a predetermined rarity (for example, 4) among the characters eligible for the lottery. good. Further, if all the game items consumed in the lottery game are paid items (for example, paid stones), the control means 52 may set the lottery target character of the lottery game to a character that is not owned by the player.

(3) Increase the number of acquired points For example, the control means 52 may increase the number of paid items included in the game items consumed in the lottery game, the higher the rarity (for example, 4) determined in advance by the execution of the lottery game. When a character with a rarity lower than 1 is given to a player, the number of points that the player acquires is increased. An example of increasing the number of points to be acquired is to increase the number of points to be acquired by the player by one every time the number of paid items included in the consumed game items increases by one. Note that when the number of points owned by the player reaches a predetermined number (for example, 50 points), the control means 52 selects a character of a predetermined rarity (for example, 4) A special lottery game (second lottery game) is automatically executed in which only characters set with a higher rarity (for example, characters with a rarity of 5 or more) are selected as lottery target characters. Then, the control means 52 subtracts a predetermined number (for example, 50 points) from the points owned by the player as the special lottery game is executed.

(4) Increasing the parameter of the character to be given Also, for example, the control means 52 may increase the number of characters to be given (granted characters) in the lottery game as the number of paid items included in the game items consumed in the lottery game increases. Increase the parameters. These parameters include ability parameters and rarity. An example of increasing the ability parameter is to increase the level of the assigned character by 4 each time the number of paid items included in the consumed game items increases by one. That is, if all the consumed game items are paid items, the control means 52 raises the granted character to the maximum level (100) and grants it to the player. An example of increasing the rarity is to evolve a given character into an evolved character with a higher rarity. For example, the control means 52 increases the probability of increasing (evolving) the rarity of the assigned character by 4% each time the number of paid items included in the consumed game items increases by one. Specifically, if all the consumed game items are paid items, the control means 52 evolves the assigned character into the evolved character with a 100% probability. This allows the player to reduce the effort required to strengthen (evolve) the character and the resources (material characters, etc.) necessary for strengthening.

The setting means 54 is a functional means for setting the number of paid items and free items among the game items consumed in the lottery game. In the first embodiment, the setting means 54 determines the number of paid items (for example, paid stones) and free items (for example, free stones) to be consumed among the game items owned by the player, in response to an instruction (request) by the player. Set.

The display means 56 is a functional means that causes the touch panel 32 of the terminal device 12 to display a lottery game execution screen and the like for executing the lottery game.

<Processing flow>
FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an example of the flow of processing in each functional means shown in FIG. Further, the processing of the following steps is started, for example, at the timing when a lottery game in which the consumption numbers of paid items and free items can be set is selected by the player in the lottery game menu. Note that the order and contents of the following steps can be changed as appropriate.

(Step SP10)
The display means 56 generates data for a lottery game execution screen to be presented to the player. In the first embodiment, the display means 56 generates screen data for setting the number of paid items and free items to be consumed among the predetermined number of game items to be consumed in the lottery game. Subsequently, the display means 56 transmits the generated screen data to the terminal device 12. Subsequently, the terminal device 12 receives screen data from the server device 10. In response to this, the touch panel 32 of the terminal device 12 displays a presentation screen based on the received screen data.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the presentation screen 100 displayed on the touch panel 32 of the terminal device 12.

As shown in FIG. 6, the presentation screen 100 is provided with a slide button 102, a consumable game item information area 104, an owned game item information area 106, a provision ratio button 108, and an execution button 110. . The slide button 102 is a button for receiving an instruction from the player through a movement operation from the player. The slide button 102 is used to specify the number of paid items and free items to be consumed by the player out of a predetermined number (for example, 25) of game items to be consumed in the lottery game. The slide button 102 increases the number of consumed paid items and decreases the number of consumed free items by moving to the right in response to a movement operation from the player. For example, if the slide button 102 is moved two places to the right by the player's slide operation, the number of paid items consumed increases by 10, and the number of free items consumed decreases by 10. Similarly, the slide button 102 is moved to the left by a movement operation from the player, thereby decreasing the number of consumed paid items and increasing the number of consumed free items. For example, when the slide button 102 is moved one position to the left by the player's operation, the number of paid items to be consumed decreases by five, and the number of free items to be consumed increases by five. The consumable game item information area 104 describes the number of paid items and free items consumed by the player. The owned game item information area 106 describes the number of paid items and free items owned by the player. The provision ratio button 108 and the execution button 110 are buttons for accepting instructions from the player when pressed by the player. The offer ratio button 108 is a button for transitioning to the offer ratio presentation screen for showing the name, image, rarity, and lottery probability of each character to be drawn in the lottery game. On this provision ratio presentation screen, for example, the lottery probability of each lottery target character is shown according to the number of paid items to be consumed. The execution button 110 is a button for executing a lottery game as a game item in which the number of paid items and free items specified (set) by the player using the slide button 102 is consumed.

Returning to FIG. 5, the process moves to step SP12.

(Step SP12)
The control means 52 receives an operation (instruction) from the player to press the execution button on the touch panel 32 of the terminal device 12 on which the presentation screen (lottery game execution screen) is displayed. Further, the terminal device 12 transmits the number of paid items and free items specified by the slide button to the server device 10. The process then moves to step SP14.

(Step SP14)
The setting means 54 sets the number of paid items and free items specified by the slide button as game items to be consumed in the lottery game. Subsequently, the control means 52 consumes (subtracts) the set number of paid items and free items from the player's owned item information. The process then moves to step SP16.

(Step SP16)
The control means 52 executes processing for giving preferential treatment to the lottery game according to the number of paid items consumed in step SP14. That is, the control means 52 executes processing for giving preferential treatment to the lottery game according to the number of paid items included in the predetermined number of consumed game items. For example, as a process for giving preferential treatment to the lottery game, the control means 52 changes the lottery probability of a character whose rarity is higher than a predetermined rarity (for example, 4) among the lottery target characters of the lottery game. let Specifically, if the 25 consumed game items include 5 paid items and 20 free items, the control means 52 determines that the rarity is higher than a predetermined rarity (for example, 4). The lottery probability of each set character is increased by 0.5%. Furthermore, if the 25 consumed game items include 15 paid items and 10 free items, the control means 52 sets a rarity higher than a predetermined rarity (for example, 4). Increase the lottery probability of each character by 1.5%. That is, the control means 52 increases the lottery probability of each character whose rarity is higher than a predetermined rarity (for example, 4) by 0.1% each time the number of paid items included in the consumed game items increases by one. raise. Furthermore, in response to increasing the lottery probability of some of the lottery target characters, the control means 52 lowers the lottery probability of other lottery target characters. Note that if the number of paid items included in the 25 consumed game items is 0 and the number of free items included is 25, the control means 52 does not need to change the lottery probability of each character. The process then moves to step SP18.

(Step SP18)
The control means 52 executes the lottery game by referring to the lottery target information and the number of assigned characters in the lottery game information 50D. For example, when the lottery probability is changed in step SP16, the control means 52 randomly selects one character from the lottery target characters based on the changed lottery probability. Note that the control means 52 repeats this lottery the same number of times as the number of assigned characters in the lottery game information 50D. The process then moves to step SP20.

(Step SP20)
The control means 52 gives the player one or more characters drawn at step SP18 as the given characters. The process then ends the series of processes shown in FIG.

As described above, the first embodiment is an information processing apparatus that executes a lottery game that consumes paid items that can be acquired by purchasing and free items that can be acquired by playing the game, and in which the number of paid items and free items owned by a player is a storage means 50 for storing, and a setting means 54 for setting the number of paid items and free items to be consumed in the lottery game according to instructions from the player; A control means 52 is provided for executing a lottery game in which the player is given the selected content, and the control means 52 gives preferential treatment to the lottery game according to the number of paid items consumed.

According to this configuration, even players who cannot purchase many paid items can specify the number of paid items and free items to consume, and preferential treatment will be given in the lottery game according to the number of paid items consumed, so players can purchase paid items. It is possible to give preferential treatment to players who have consumed the amount, and also to allow each player to enjoy preferential treatment.

Further, in the first embodiment, the control means 52 increases the lottery probability of content set with a higher rarity than a predetermined rarity in the lottery game, as the number of paid items consumed increases.

According to this configuration, the featured content of the lottery game is more likely to be provided, so it is possible to give preferential treatment to players who have consumed a large amount of paid items.

Further, in the first embodiment, the control means 52 sets a higher rarity than a predetermined rarity of content that is not owned by the player in the lottery game as the number of paid items consumed increases. Increase the lottery probability of content.

According to this configuration, it becomes easier to receive featured content that the player does not own, so it is possible to give preferential treatment to the player who has consumed a large amount of paid items.

Further, in the first embodiment, when the lottery game is the first lottery game, the control means 52 causes the player to acquire points based on the execution of the first lottery game, and when the points reach a predetermined number, A second lottery game is executed in which a lottery is drawn from among contents set with a higher rarity than the first lottery game, and furthermore, the control means 52 causes the player to obtain points as the number of paid items consumed increases. increase.

According to this configuration, the chance of receiving the featured content increases, so it is possible to give preferential treatment to the player who has consumed a large amount of paid items.

Further, in the first embodiment, when the control means 52 grants a player content with a rarity lower than a predetermined rarity by executing a lottery game, the control means 52 causes the player to acquire points.

According to this configuration, even when content with a rarity lower than a predetermined rarity is provided in a lottery game in which paid items are consumed, preferential treatment can be given to the player.

Furthermore, in the first embodiment, the control means 52 increases the parameter of the provided content as the number of paid items consumed increases.

According to this configuration, since the effort and resources required for strengthening the provided content are reduced, it is possible to give preferential treatment to players who have consumed a large amount of paid items.

--- Second embodiment ---
Next, a game system according to a second embodiment will be described. In the second embodiment, instead of specifying (setting) the number of paid items and free items to be consumed by the player, out of a predetermined number of game items to be consumed, the number of consumed items for paid items and free items is given priority. This differs from the first embodiment in that it is determined according to the ranking (order). That is, the second embodiment differs from the first embodiment in that the control means 52 determines the consumption numbers of paid items and free items based on a predetermined priority (order).

Below, a specific example will be described in which the control means 52 determines the number of paid items and free items to be consumed according to a predetermined priority order (order).

(1) Prioritize and consume newly acquired game items For example, the control means 52 prioritizes and consumes newly acquired game items among paid items and free items owned by the player. Specifically, the control means 52 refers to the owned item information in the player information 50A, and consumes paid items or free items in order of acquisition date and time. For example, when consuming three game items in order to allow the player to acquire the continuation right to continue the quest, the control means 52 controls one paid item, which is the game item with the latest acquisition date, and the next new game item. It is decided that a total of three items (two paid items and one free item) will be consumed: one free item and then one paid item that is a new game item.

(2) Prioritizing and consuming game items acquired in the past For example, the control means 52 may preferentially consume game items acquired by the player in the past among paid items and free items owned by the player. do. Specifically, the control means 52 refers to the owned item information in the player information 50A, and consumes paid items or free items in order of acquisition date and time. For example, when consuming three game items to restore the player's current stamina, the control means 52 selects one free item, which is the game item with the oldest acquisition date and time, and one free item, which is the second oldest game item. , and one paid item, which is the next oldest game item, for a total of three items (one paid item and two free items).

(3) Prioritize and consume free items For example, the control means 52 prioritizes and consumes free items among paid items and free items owned by the player. Specifically, the control means 52 refers to the owned item information in the player information 50A and consumes the free items in order. That is, the control means 52 does not allow paid items to be consumed unless the number of free items owned by the player becomes zero. For example, in the case where the player owns 30 free items and 35 paid items, the control means 52 controls the control unit 52 to control the control unit 52 to control the control unit 52 to control the control unit 52 to control the control unit 52 to control the control unit 52 to control the control unit 52 to control the control unit 52 to control the control unit 52 to consume only 25 free items when consuming 25 game items in a lottery game in a case where the player owns 30 free items and 35 paid items. Determine. On the other hand, in this case, the control means 52 determines that when 50 game items are consumed in the lottery game, 30 free items and 20 paid items are consumed.

(4) Prioritize consumption of paid items For example, the control means 52 consumes paid items first among paid items and free items owned by the player. Specifically, the control means 52 refers to the owned item information in the player information 50A and consumes the paid items in order. That is, the control means 52 does not allow free items to be consumed unless the number of paid items owned by the player becomes zero. For example, in a case where the player owns 30 free items and 35 paid items, the control means 52 controls the control unit 52 to control the control unit 52 to control the control unit 52 to control the control unit 52 to consume only 25 paid items when consuming 25 game items in a lottery game in a case where the player owns 30 free items and 35 paid items. Determine. On the other hand, in this case, the control means 52 determines that when 50 game items are consumed in the lottery game, 35 paid items and 15 free items are consumed.

<Processing flow>
FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating an example of the flow of processing for executing a lottery game in the game system according to the second embodiment. Further, the processing of the following steps is started, for example, at the timing when the player selects a lottery game in which the consumption numbers of paid items and free items are determined based on priorities in the lottery game menu. Note that the order and contents of the following steps can be changed as appropriate.

(Step SP30)
The display means 56 generates data for a lottery game execution screen to be presented to the player. In the second embodiment, the display means 56 generates screen data for consuming a predetermined number of game items from the game items owned by the player. Subsequently, the display means 56 transmits the generated screen data to the terminal device 12. Subsequently, the terminal device 12 receives screen data from the server device 10. In response to this, the touch panel 32 of the terminal device 12 displays a presentation screen based on the received screen data.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the presentation screen 200 displayed on the touch panel 32 of the terminal device 12.

As shown in FIG. 8, the presentation screen 200 is provided with a consumable game item information area 202, an owned game item information area 204, a provision ratio button 206, and an execution button 208. The consumable game item information area 202 describes the number of game items consumed by the player and information indicating the game items to be consumed with priority.

Returning to FIG. 7, the process moves to step SP32.

(Step SP32)
The control means 52 receives an operation (instruction) from the player to press the execution button on the touch panel 32 of the terminal device 12 on which the presentation screen (lottery game execution screen) is displayed. The process then moves to step SP34.

(Step SP34)
The control means 52 determines the number of paid items and free items to be consumed among the predetermined number of game items owned by the player, based on a predetermined priority order. For example, when consuming 25 game items, the control means 52 preferentially consumes 10 free items owned by the player, and the remaining (insufficient) 15 items are owned by the player. Decide to consume from paid items. Subsequently, the control means 52 consumes (subtracts) the number of paid items and free items determined to be consumed from the player's owned item information. The process then moves to step SP36.

(Step SP36 to Step SP40)
The processing in steps SP36 to SP40 is the same as the processing in steps SP16 to SP20 described above, so a description thereof will be omitted. The process then ends the series of processes shown in FIG.

As described above, the second embodiment is an information processing apparatus that executes a lottery game that consumes game items including paid items that can be acquired by purchasing and free items that can be acquired by playing the game. A storage means 50 for storing the number of free items, and a control means 52 for executing a lottery game in which a predetermined number of game items are consumed from game items owned by the player and the player is given the selected content. In preparation, the control means 52 consumes paid items and free items in a predetermined order, and gives preferential treatment to lottery games according to the number of paid items included in the predetermined number of game items.

According to this configuration, since the lottery game is given preferential treatment according to the number of paid items included in the predetermined number of game items, it is possible to motivate the player to purchase the paid items.

Further, in the second embodiment, the control means 52 controls the lottery probability of content having a higher rarity than a predetermined rarity in the lottery game, as the number of paid items included in the predetermined number of game items increases. to rise.

According to this configuration, the featured content of the lottery game is more likely to be provided, so it is possible to give preferential treatment to a player who has consumed a large amount of paid items, and it is possible to give motivation to the player to purchase paid items.

Further, in the second embodiment, the control means 52 controls the content that is not owned by the player and has a predetermined rarity in the lottery game, as the number of paid items included in the predetermined number of game items is larger. Increase the lottery probability of content with high rarity.

According to this configuration, the featured content that the player does not own is more likely to be provided, so it is possible to give preferential treatment to the player who has consumed a large amount of paid items, and it is possible to give the player motivation to purchase paid items.

Furthermore, in the second embodiment, when all of the predetermined number of game items are paid items, the control means 52 selects content that is not owned by the player as a lottery target in the lottery game.

According to this configuration, since content that the player does not own is provided, it is possible to give preferential treatment to a player who has consumed only paid items, and it is possible to give motivation to the player to purchase paid items.

Further, in the second embodiment, when the lottery game is the first lottery game, the control means 52 causes the player to acquire points based on the execution of the first lottery game, and when the points reach a predetermined number, A second lottery game is executed in which a lottery is drawn from among contents set with a higher rarity than the first lottery game, and furthermore, the control means 52 executes a second lottery game in which a lottery is drawn from among contents set with a higher rarity than the first lottery game, and furthermore, the control means 52 controls the control means 52 to perform a lottery as the number of paid items included in the predetermined number of game items increases. , to increase the number of points the player obtains.

According to this configuration, the chance of receiving the featured content increases, so it is possible to give preferential treatment to a player who has consumed a large amount of paid items, and it is possible to give motivation to the player to purchase paid items.

Further, in the second embodiment, when the control means 52 grants a player content with a rarity lower than a predetermined rarity by executing a lottery game, the control means 52 causes the player to acquire points.

According to this configuration, even if content with a rarity lower than a predetermined rarity is given in a lottery game in which a paid item is consumed, the player can be given preferential treatment, and the player cannot purchase the paid item. Can provide motivation.

Furthermore, in the second embodiment, the control means 52 increases the parameter of the provided content as the number of paid items included in the predetermined number of game items increases.

According to this configuration, since the effort to enhance the provided content and the resources required for enhancement are reduced, preferential treatment can be given to players who have consumed a large amount of paid items, giving players motivation to purchase paid items. be able to.

Furthermore, in the second embodiment, the control means 52 sequentially consumes game items in the lottery game, starting from the game item newly acquired by the player.

According to this configuration, the purchased paid items can be consumed in order, and the lottery game is given preferential treatment depending on the number of paid items consumed, so that the player can be motivated to purchase the paid items.

Furthermore, in the second embodiment, the control means 52 sequentially consumes the free items owned by the player in the lottery game.

According to this configuration, players cannot consume paid items without consuming the free items they own, and lottery games are not given preferential treatment. It can give you the motivation to buy.

--- Third embodiment ---
Next, a game system according to a third embodiment will be described. The third embodiment is different from the first embodiment and the second embodiment in that the game is executed by consuming a first predetermined number of paid items, which is one or more, and a second predetermined number of free items, which is one or more. Different from the embodiment. Specifically, the third embodiment differs from the first in that the control means 52 executes a lottery game or quest by consuming a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items at once. This is different from the embodiment and the second embodiment.

Below, a specific example will be described in which the control means 52 gives preferential treatment to a lottery game in which a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items are collectively consumed.

(1) Giving preferential treatment to a lottery game in which only paid items are consumed For example, the control means 52 controls a lottery game in which a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items are collectively consumed. This game is given preferential treatment compared to another lottery game in which only the sum of the number and the second predetermined number of paid items are consumed. For example, in a lottery game where 20 paid items and 5 free items are consumed all at once, each character with a higher rarity than a predetermined rarity (for example, 4) (for example, a rarity of 5 or higher) In another lottery game where only 25 paid items are consumed, the total lottery probability for each character (for example, 4) is set to 10%, and each character (for example, The total lottery probability for each character whose rarity is 5 or higher is set at 7%. In other words, in the lottery game that is consumed all at once, the lottery probability of characters whose rarity is higher than a predetermined rarity (for example, 4) is given preferential treatment than in another lottery game that consumes only paid items. There is.

(2) Giving preferential treatment to a lottery game in which only free items are consumed For example, the control means 52 may give preferential treatment to a lottery game in which a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items are collectively consumed. The game is given preferential treatment compared to another lottery game in which only the sum of the first predetermined number and the second predetermined number of free items are consumed. For example, in a lottery game where 5 paid items and 20 free items are consumed all at once, each character with a higher rarity than a predetermined rarity (for example 4) (for example a character with a rarity of 5 or higher) In another lottery game where only 25 free items are consumed, the total lottery probability for each character (for example, 4) is set to 8%, and each character (for example, The total lottery probability for each character whose rarity is 5 or higher is set at 6%. In other words, in the lottery game where items are consumed all at once, the lottery probability for characters whose rarity is higher than a predetermined rarity (for example, 4) is given preferential treatment than in another lottery game where only free items are consumed. There is.

<Processing flow>
FIG. 9 is a flowchart illustrating an example of the flow of processing for executing a lottery game in the game system according to the third embodiment. Further, the processing of the following steps is started, for example, at the timing when a lottery game in which a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items are collectively consumed is selected by the player in the lottery game menu. Ru. Note that the order and contents of the following steps can be changed as appropriate.

(Step SP50)
The display means 56 generates data for a lottery game execution screen to be presented to the player. In the third embodiment, the display means 56 generates screen data for collectively consuming the first predetermined number of paid items and the second predetermined number of free items owned by the player. Subsequently, the display means 56 transmits the generated screen data to the terminal device 12. Subsequently, the terminal device 12 receives screen data from the server device 10. In response to this, the touch panel 32 of the terminal device 12 displays a presentation screen based on the received screen data.

FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a presentation screen 300 displayed on the touch panel 32 of the terminal device 12.

As shown in FIG. 10, the presentation screen 300 is provided with a consumable game item information area 302, an owned game item information area 304, a provision ratio button 306, and an execution button 308. The consumable game item information area 302 describes information indicating that a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items are consumed at once as game items to be consumed by the player.

Returning to FIG. 9, the process moves to step SP52.

(Step SP52)
The control means 52 receives an operation (instruction) from the player to press the execution button on the touch panel 32 of the terminal device 12 on which the presentation screen (lottery game execution screen) is displayed. The process then moves to step SP54.

(Step SP54)
The control means 52 collectively consumes (subtracts) a first predetermined number (for example, 20) of paid items and a second predetermined number (for example, 5) of free items from the player's owned item information. The process then proceeds to step SP56.

(Step SP56)
The control means 52 executes the lottery game by referring to the lottery target information and the number of assigned characters in the lottery game information 50D. Specifically, the control means 52 draws one character from among the lottery target characters based on the lottery probability in the lottery target information of the lottery game for which the execution button is pressed. Note that the control means 52 repeats this lottery the same number of times as the number of assigned characters in the lottery game information 50D.
Here, in the third embodiment, a lottery game in which a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items are consumed at once is a lottery game in which a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items are consumed together. It is more preferential than other lottery games that only consume items. For example, in the lottery target information of the lottery game information 50D, a lottery game that consumes 20 paid items and 5 free items at once is set to a higher rarity than a predetermined rarity (for example, 4). Another lottery game that is described as having a total lottery probability of 10% for each character and consuming only 25 paid items is a lottery game in which each character has a rarity higher than a predetermined rarity (for example, 4). It is stated that the total lottery probability is 7%.
The process then proceeds to step SP58.

(Step SP58)
The control means 52 gives the player one or more characters drawn at step SP56 as the given characters. Then, the process ends the series of processes shown in FIG.

Further, below, a specific example will be described in which the control means 52 gives preferential treatment to a special continuation that consumes a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items at once.

(1) Preferential treatment compared to consuming only paid items For example, the control means 52 executes a special continue in which a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items are consumed at once (a special If the player is granted the right to continue, the player's quest progress will be given preferential treatment than if the player continues normally by consuming only the sum of the first predetermined number and the second predetermined number of paid items (grants the right to continue). do. For example, the control means 52 reduces the enemy character's hit points by half in a special continue where two paid items and one free item are consumed at once, and in a normal continue where only three paid items are consumed. , do not change the enemy character's hit points.

(2) Preferential treatment compared to consuming only free items For example, the control means 52 executes a special continue that consumes a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items at once. (granting special continuation rights), the player's quest progresses more quickly than in the case of consuming only the first predetermined number and second predetermined number of free items and executing the normal continue (granting normal continuation rights). preferential treatment. For example, in a special continue that consumes one paid item and two free items at once, the control means 52 increases the attack power of the characters in the deck by 25% and consumes only three free items. Normal continues do not change the attack power of characters in the deck.

(3) Preferential treatment of quest clear rewards For example, the control means 52 executes a special continuation that consumes the first predetermined number of paid items and the second predetermined number of free items at once (special continuation right ), the clearing reward will be given preferential treatment than if the normal continue was executed (the normal continuation right was given). For example, when the player executes a special continue and clears a quest, the control means 52 controls the number of free stones, game coins, enemy characters, experience points, etc. given as a clear reward when the player executes a special continue, and the number of free stones, game coins, enemy characters, experience points, etc. Raise it more than if you clear the quest. In addition to this, the control means 52 may increase the parameters of the enemy character given as a clear reward. Furthermore, when the player executes a special continue and clears the quest, the control means 52 may treat the quest as not having performed a continuation (no continuation), and may provide a clear reward based on the no continuation.

<Processing flow>
FIG. 11 is a flowchart illustrating an example of the flow of processing for special continuation of a quest in the game system according to the third embodiment. Further, the processing of the following steps is started, for example, when the hit point of a character in the deck becomes 0 or less while the player is executing a quest, and the quest is interrupted. Note that the order and contents of the following steps can be changed as appropriate.

(Step SP60)
The display means 56 generates data for a continue execution screen to be presented to the player. In the third embodiment, the display means 56 generates screen data for executing a continue that consumes a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items owned by the player at once. Subsequently, the display means 56 transmits the generated screen data to the terminal device 12. Subsequently, the terminal device 12 receives screen data from the server device 10. In response to this, the touch panel 32 of the terminal device 12 displays a presentation screen based on the received screen data.

FIG. 12 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a presentation screen 400 displayed on the touch panel 32 of the terminal device 12.

As shown in FIG. 12, the presentation screen 400 is provided with an owned game item information area 402, a consumable game item information area 404, a special execution button 406, a normal execution button 408, and a decline button 410. There is. The consumable game item information area 404 includes information indicating that a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items are consumed at once when executing a special continue, and information indicating that a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items are consumed at once when executing a normal continue. information indicating that the sum of the first predetermined number and the second predetermined number of free items will be consumed. The special execution button 406, the normal execution button 408, and the decline button 410 are buttons for accepting instructions from the player when pressed by the player. The special execution button 406 is a button for executing a special continue in which a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items are consumed at once. The normal execution button 408 is a button for executing a normal continue in which the sum of the first predetermined number and the second predetermined number of free items is consumed. The decline button 410 is a button to decline to continue the quest (decline to clear the quest).

Returning to FIG. 11, the process moves to step SP62.

(Step SP62)
The control means 52 receives an operation (instruction) from the player to press the special execution button on the touch panel 32 of the terminal device 12 on which the presentation screen (continue execution screen) is displayed. The process then moves to step SP64.

(Step SP64)
The control means 52 collectively consumes (subtracts) a first predetermined number (for example, one) of paid items and a second predetermined number (for example, two) of free items from the player's owned item information. The process then moves to step SP66.

(Step SP66)
The control means 52 executes processing for giving preferential treatment to progressing the quest over normal continuation. First, the control means 52 fully recovers the hit points of the characters in the deck in the special continue as well as in the normal continue. Subsequently, in the case of a special continue, the control means 52 increases, for example, the attack power of the character in the deck by 25%. The process then moves to step SP68.

(Step SP68)
The control means 52 restarts the interrupted progress of the quest. Then, the process ends the series of processes shown in FIG.

As described above, the third embodiment is an information processing apparatus that executes a game that consumes game items including paid items that can be acquired by purchasing and free items that can be acquired by playing the game. a storage means 50 for storing the number of items; a display means 56 for displaying an execution screen of a game that consumes a first predetermined number of paid items that is one or more and a second predetermined number of free items that is one or more; A control means 52 is provided for executing the game by consuming a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items at once in response to an instruction from a player on an execution screen.

According to this configuration, since the first predetermined number of paid items, which is one or more, and the second predetermined number, which is one or more, of free items are consumed, it is possible to motivate the player to acquire paid items or free items. can.

Furthermore, in the third embodiment, the control means 52 executes a lottery game in which selected content is given to the player in response to instructions from the player on the execution screen.

According to this configuration, since the first predetermined number of paid items and the second predetermined number of free items are required to execute the lottery game, it is possible to motivate the player to acquire paid items or free items. can.

Furthermore, in the third embodiment, the lottery game has a preferential lottery probability for content whose rarity is higher than a predetermined rarity, compared to another lottery game that consumes only paid items.

According to this configuration, the featured content is more likely to be awarded than in a lottery game in which only paid items are consumed, so that the player can be motivated to acquire free items.

Furthermore, in the third embodiment, the lottery game has a preferential lottery probability for content set with a rarity higher than a predetermined rarity than another lottery game that consumes only free items.

According to this configuration, the featured content is more likely to be awarded than in a lottery game in which only free items are consumed, so that the player can be motivated to acquire paid items.

Further, in the third embodiment, the control means 52 gives the player the continuation right to continue playing the quest in response to an instruction from the player on the execution screen.

According to this configuration, since the first predetermined number of paid items and the second predetermined number of free items are required to continue the quest, it is possible to motivate the player to acquire paid items or free items. Can be done.

Furthermore, in the third embodiment, when the control means 52 grants the continuation right, it gives preferential treatment to the progress of the quest, compared to when the continuation right is granted by consuming only paid items.

According to this configuration, since the progress of the quest is given preferential treatment compared to the continue which consumes only paid items, it is possible to give the player motivation to acquire free items.

Furthermore, in the third embodiment, when the control means 52 grants the continuation right, it gives preferential treatment to the progress of the quest, compared to when the continuation right is granted by consuming only free items.

According to this configuration, since the progress of the quest is given preferential treatment compared to the continue which consumes only free items, it is possible to give the player motivation to acquire paid items.

Furthermore, in the third embodiment, when the control means 52 grants the continuation right, it gives preferential treatment to the quest clearing reward.

According to this configuration, since the reward for clearing the quest is given preferential treatment, it is possible to give the player motivation to acquire paid items or free items.

--- Variation example ---
Note that the present invention is not limited to the above specific examples. In other words, the scope of the present invention includes modifications to the above-mentioned specific examples as appropriate by those skilled in the art, as long as they have the characteristics of the present invention. In addition, the elements of the embodiments described above and the modified examples described below can be combined to the extent technically possible, and combinations of these are also included within the scope of the present invention as long as they include the features of the present invention. .

For example, in the first embodiment, the control means 52, the setting means 54, and the display means 56 are provided in the server device 10, but all or part of these may be provided in the terminal device 12. good.

Furthermore, in the first embodiment described above, a case was explained in which the number of consumed game items (paid items and free items) is set among the predetermined number of game items consumed in the lottery game. The total number of items) may be set arbitrarily. For example, the display means 56 may generate screen data that allows the consumption numbers of paid items and free items to be set arbitrarily. In this case, the control means 52 may change the number of characters to be given in the lottery game according to the number of game items (total number of paid items and free items) arbitrarily set as the number of game items consumed by the player. . For example, if the number of game items arbitrarily set by the player is 25 to 49, the control means 52 assigns one character, and if the number of game items arbitrarily set by the player is 50 to 99, the controller 52 assigns one character. There are two characters. Then, the control means 52 gives preferential treatment to the lottery game according to the number of paid items included in the game items arbitrarily set by the player.

Furthermore, in the first embodiment, the control means 52 causes the player to obtain points when a character with a rarity lower than a predetermined rarity is given to the player in the lottery game. The player may be allowed to acquire points regardless of the character assigned in the lottery game. That is, the control means 52 may cause the player to acquire points each time the player executes a lottery game. Moreover, when the control means 52 gives a player a character set with a rarity higher than a predetermined rarity in a lottery game, the control means 52 may cause the player to acquire points.

Further, in the second embodiment, it has been explained that the control means 52 determines the consumption numbers of paid items and free items based on a predetermined priority order, but the player may be able to select the priority order. . For example, the display means 56 may provide a button on the lottery game execution screen for receiving a selection of priorities regarding consumption of paid items and free items from the player.

Furthermore, in the third embodiment, it has been explained that the control means 52 executes the normal continue by consuming only the paid items or free items owned by the player. Alternatively, any of the free items may be consumed based on the predetermined priority order described in the second embodiment.

Further, in the third embodiment, it has been explained that the control means 52 does not change the parameters of the enemy character or the character in the deck when executing the normal continue, but the control means 52 is not limited to this. For example, the control means 52 may reduce the enemy character's parameters by 50% in the case of a special continue, and may reduce the enemy character's parameters by 25% in the case of a normal continue.

Further, in the third embodiment, a lottery game in which a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items are consumed at once is a lottery game in which a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items are consumed together. Although it has been decided that this game will be given preferential treatment compared to other lottery games that only consume items (or free items), this is not a limitation. For example, a lottery game that is consumed all at once is given preferential treatment than another lottery game that consumes only a number of paid items (or free items) that are greater than the sum of the first predetermined number and the second predetermined number. It may also be a thing. In addition, the lottery game that is consumed all at once is treated more favorably than another lottery game that consumes only a smaller number of paid items (or free items) than the sum of the first predetermined number and the second predetermined number. It may also be a thing.

Furthermore, in the third embodiment, a lottery game in which a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items are collectively consumed is given preferential treatment over another lottery game. Only a lottery game in which a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items are collectively consumed may be provided to the player. Specifically, we do not provide a lottery game that consumes only paid items, a lottery game that consumes only free items, or a lottery game that consumes at least one of paid items and free items; Only a lottery game in which a second predetermined number of free items are consumed together is provided. Thereby, the player can be motivated to acquire paid items or free items.

In addition, in the third embodiment, the lottery target information of the lottery game information 50D includes a lottery game in which a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items are collectively consumed, and a paid item (or a free item). Although different lottery probabilities are described for another lottery game in which only items (items) are consumed, the same lottery probability may be described. For example, in a lottery game, if a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items are consumed all at once, the control means 52 controls the control means 52 to control the control means 52 for controlling the character whose rarity is higher than a predetermined rarity when a first predetermined number of paid items and a second predetermined number of free items are consumed at once. The lottery probability may be increased.

Further, in the third embodiment, an example is shown in which the first predetermined number and the second predetermined number are different, but they may be the same value.

Further, in the above embodiment, a case where characters are mainly used as an example of the content has been described, but items, cards, avatars, coins, points, etc. may also be used.

10... Server device (information processing device), 12... Terminal device (computer), 14... Game program (program), 50... Storage means, 52... Control means

Claims (10)

An information processing device that executes a lottery game that consumes game items including paid items that can be acquired through purchase and free items that can be acquired through game execution, the information processing device comprising:
a storage means for storing the number of paid items and free items owned by the player;
a control means for executing a lottery game in which the player consumes a predetermined number of game items from game items owned by the player and grants the player the selected content;
Equipped with
The control means consumes the paid item and the free item in a predetermined order, and gives preferential treatment to the lottery game according to the number of paid items included in the predetermined number of game items.
Information processing device. The control means increases the lottery probability of content having a higher rarity than a predetermined rarity in the lottery game as the number of paid items included in the predetermined number of game items increases.
The information processing device according to claim 1. The control means may set a higher rarity than a predetermined rarity of content that is not owned by the player in the lottery game as the number of paid items included in the predetermined number of game items increases. Increasing the lottery probability of selected content,
The information processing device according to claim 1 or 2. When the predetermined number of game items are all paid items, the control means selects content that is not owned by the player as a lottery target in the lottery game.
The information processing device according to claim 1. When the said lottery game is the first lottery game,
The control means causes the player to acquire points based on the execution of the first lottery game, and when the points reach a predetermined number, the control means selects one of the contents set with a higher rarity than the first lottery game. A second lottery game is executed in which a lottery is drawn from
The control means increases the points that the player is made to acquire as the number of paid items included in the predetermined number of game items increases.
The information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 4. The control means causes the player to acquire the points when content with a rarity lower than a predetermined rarity is given to the player by executing the lottery game.
The information processing device according to claim 5. The control means increases the parameter of the provided content as the number of paid items included in the predetermined number of game items increases.
The information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 6. In the lottery game, the control means consumes game items in order starting from a newly acquired game item by the player.
The information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 7. The control means consumes free items in order starting from the free items owned by the player in the lottery game.
The information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 7. A program that executes a lottery game that consumes game items including paid items that can be acquired through purchase and free items that can be acquired through game execution,
computer,
a storage means for storing the number of paid items and free items owned by the player;
a control unit that executes a lottery game that consumes a predetermined number of game items from game items owned by the player and grants the player the selected content;
function as
The control means consumes the paid item and the free item in a predetermined order, and gives preferential treatment to the lottery game according to the number of paid items included in the predetermined number of game items.
program.

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