JP2024012945A - Electronic game providing system and electronic game providing program - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To increase a degree of freedom in a game medium used by respective players in a group composed of the multiple players.

SOLUTION: In an electronic game providing system 100 composing a deck including multiple game media for each player and providing an electronic game progressed by using the game media included in the deck, a group comprising multiple players is formed, a game medium selected by a player concerned from game media that preserved by the player who belongs to the group is set as a selected game medium, and multiple selected game media are selected from the selected game medium by respective players who belong to the group and a deck is formed for the respective players.

SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 5

COPYRIGHT: (C)2024,JPO&INPIT

Description

The present invention relates to an electronic game providing system and an electronic game providing program.

2. Description of the Related Art Electronic games are known in which a player is provided with game media such as playing cards, places the game media on a deck, and plays the game by using the game media placed on the deck.

In a game space using a network, a specific team is formed by a plurality of players, a specific team deck is configured by receiving game media selections from each of the players belonging to the specific team, and game media included in the specific team deck. An apparatus for playing an electronic game using a device has been disclosed (Patent Document 1).

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2013-255809

By the way, a specific team deck is fixedly configured based on the game media selected by each player composing a specific team, and in order to play an electronic game using the specific team deck, each player can freely configure the deck. I couldn't play electronic games.

One aspect of the present invention is an electronic game providing system that configures a deck including a plurality of game media for each player and provides an electronic game played using the game media included in the deck, the system comprising: A group of players is formed, and a game medium selected by a player belonging to the group from among game contents owned by the player is the selected game medium, and each player belonging to the group selects a plurality of selected game contents from among the selected game contents. The electronic game providing system is characterized in that the deck is configured for each player by selecting one.

Another aspect of the present invention is an electronic game providing program that configures a deck including a plurality of game media for each player and provides an electronic game played using the game media included in the deck, , a group consisting of a plurality of players is constituted, a game medium selected by a player belonging to the group from among game contents owned by the player belongs to the group is the selected game medium, and each player belonging to the group has a plurality of selections from the selected game medium. The electronic game providing program is characterized in that it causes the user to select game content and configure the deck for each player.

Here, a condition is set for giving an effect on the electronic game to the selected game medium or a combination thereof, and when the selected game medium or the combination thereof constituting the deck satisfies the condition, the electronic game effect is applied to the selected game medium or the combination thereof. It is preferable to give the effect of

Further, it is preferable that the conditions are set for a limited period of time.

Further, it is preferable that the group is configured for a limited time.

Further, it is preferable that the reward for the player is determined based on the player's result in the electronic game.

Further, it is preferable that the performance of the group is determined based on the results of the electronic game of the players belonging to the group, and the reward for each player belonging to the group is determined based on the performance.

According to the present invention, it is possible to increase the degree of freedom of game media used by each player in a group made up of a plurality of players. Other objects of embodiments of the present invention will become apparent upon reference to the entire specification.

1 is a diagram showing the configuration of an electronic game providing system according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the configuration of a server in an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the configuration of a client in an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a game content database according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is a flow chart showing electronic game provision processing in an embodiment of the present invention. It is a figure showing an example of a group database in an embodiment of the present invention. It is a figure which shows the example of a display of the deck structure screen in embodiment of this invention. It is a figure showing an example of a selection card database in an embodiment of the present invention. It is a figure which shows the example of a display of the deck structure screen in embodiment of this invention. It is a figure showing an example of a deck database in an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a display example of an electronic game play screen according to an embodiment of the present invention.

[System configuration]
As shown in FIG. 1, an electronic game providing system 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a server 102 and a plurality of clients 104 (104a, 104b). The server 102 and the plurality of clients 104 are connected to be able to exchange information with each other via an information communication network 106 such as the Internet.

Note that the information communication network 106 is not limited to the Internet, and may be any network that can connect the server 102 and the client 104 to each other in a communicable manner. For example, it may be a dedicated line, a public line (telephone line, mobile communication line, etc.), a wired LAN (Local Area Network), a wireless LAN, or a combination of these with the Internet.

As shown in FIG. 2, the server 102 includes a processing section 10, a storage section 12, an input section 14, an output section 16, and a communication section 18. The processing unit 10 includes means for performing arithmetic processing such as a CPU. The processing unit 10 executes the electronic game providing server program stored in the storage unit 12 to realize a function for providing electronic games to the client 104 in the electronic game providing system 100 according to the present embodiment. do. The storage unit 12 includes storage means such as a semiconductor memory and a memory card. The storage unit 12 is connected to the processing unit 10 in an accessible manner, and stores an electronic game providing server program and information necessary for its processing. The input unit 14 includes means for inputting information. The input unit 14 includes, for example, a keyboard, a touch panel, buttons, etc. that receive input from the administrator. The output unit 16 includes means for outputting processing results at the server 102, such as a user interface screen (UI) for receiving input information from an administrator. The output unit 16 includes, for example, a display that presents images to the administrator. The communication unit 18 is configured to include an interface that communicates information with the client 104 via the information communication network 106. Communication by the communication unit 18 may be wired or wireless.

The server 102 accepts access via the information communication network 106 from the client 104 of each user receiving game services, stores and manages game information of each user in a storage device such as a database, and provides information communication to each user. Game services are provided via the network 106.

The client 104 includes a processing section 20, a storage section 22, an input section 24, an output section 26, and a communication section 28, as shown in FIG. Client 104 is also referred to as a communication terminal. The processing unit 20 includes means for performing arithmetic processing such as a CPU. The processing unit 20 realizes the function as an electronic game terminal in the electronic game providing system 100 in this embodiment by executing the electronic game providing client program stored in the storage unit 22. For example, the electronic game providing client program implements input processing and image display processing in a game provided by the client 104. The storage unit 22 includes storage means such as a semiconductor memory and a memory card. The storage unit 22 is connected to the processing unit 20 so as to be accessible, and stores an electronic game providing client program and information necessary for its processing. The input unit 24 includes means for inputting information. The input unit 24 includes, for example, a keyboard, a touch panel, buttons, a motion sensor, etc. that receive input from the user. The output unit 26 includes a display for displaying image information such as a game screen and a user interface screen (UI) for receiving input information from the user, and an audio output unit for outputting sound effects and music during the game progress, etc. in the client 104. includes means for outputting information necessary for processing. The communication unit 28 is configured to include an interface that communicates information with the server 102 via the information communication network 106. Communication by the communication unit 28 may be wired or wireless.

The client 104 can be any information processing device that can execute a client program for providing electronic games. For example, the client 104 includes a stationary or portable game machine, a personal computer (PC), a tablet computer, a smartphone, a mobile phone terminal, a PHS (Personal Handy-phone System) terminal, a personal digital assistant (PDA), A multifunctional television receiver (so-called smart TV), etc. equipped with an information processing function can be applied.

[Game overview]
In the electronic game in this embodiment, each player can use game media to advance a competitive game between a plurality of players or between a player and a computer. The game medium can be, for example, a playing card (hereinafter simply referred to as a card). However, the game medium is not limited to cards, and may be anything that can be used in an electronic game, such as medals, figures, characters, and items.

Various types of cards may be provided. For example, a character card with battle parameters set therein, a support card that influences the parameters of the character card during a battle game, etc. may be provided.

The cards may be given to the players according to predetermined conditions. For example, a card may be given to a player when a predetermined condition is met, such as when starting an electronic game, when an event in an electronic game is cleared, or by paying a fee. The player holds one or more given cards.

In electronic games, for example, the damage inflicted on the physical strength of the opponent's character card is determined according to the attack power of the ally's character card and the defense power of the opponent's character card; Victory or defeat will be decided according to physical strength. However, the method of progressing the electronic game is not limited to this, and any method may be used as long as the competition is performed using the parameters of the electronic game. Competitive processing for electronic games may be performed using existing methods.

A support card is a card that affects the parameters of an ally or enemy character card. For example, support cards can be used in electronic games such as "increase the attack power of an ally character card by 10%," "reduce the defense power of an enemy character card by 10%," or "increase all parameters of an ally character card by 5%." What is necessary is to give the effect of

Note that the character card may have the same electronic game effect as the support card. For example, by including a certain character card in a deck, the parameters of other character cards included in the same deck may be affected. Further, for example, when a combination of attributes of a plurality of character cards constituting a deck satisfies a predetermined condition, the parameters of each character card may be influenced.

The player selects a card on the electronic game and competes based on the electronic game parameters assigned to the card. For example, the parameters assigned to the character cards may include parameters that affect the progress of the electronic game, such as attack power, defense power, and physical strength (HP).

The cards held by each player are stored as a game content database in the storage unit 12 of the server 102, as shown in FIG. The game media database includes a player ID for identifying each player, a game media ID for identifying the cards held by each player, a game media type indicating the type of card, attack power, defense power, and physical strength (HP). Parameters that affect the progress of electronic games such as; effects on electronic games obtained when using cards; game media attributes that indicate the attributes of cards; stories of manga, anime, movies, etc. related to cards; Rarity and the like indicating the difficulty given are associated and stored. Further, the game content database may be stored in the storage unit 22 of the client 104 via the information communication network 106. In this case, only the information associated with the player ID that identifies the player using the client 104 may be transmitted to the client 104 and stored in the storage unit 22. When the cards held by the player and their parameters are changed, the contents of the game content databases of the server 102 and the client 104 are also updated.

[Electronic game provision processing]
FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the electronic game providing process in this embodiment. Providing an electronic game in this embodiment will be described below with reference to FIG. 5. The following processing is realized by executing an electronic game providing server program on the server 102 and executing an electronic game providing client program on the client 104. The electronic game providing client program is provided to the client 104 as an electronic game application or a browser application by accessing the server 102 from the client 104 in advance.

In step S10, initial setting processing for each player to play the electronic game is performed. Through the processing in this step, the electronic game providing system 100 functions as an initial setting means. If the user using the client 104 is not registered as a player of the electronic game, the client 104 accesses the server 102 and performs login registration processing as a player. When the login registration process as a player is performed, a new player ID is assigned to the user using the client 104 in association with the login information, and the player ID is registered in the game media database. Also, the score and the like of the reward for the player are initialized. Note that some cards may be given to a newly registered player. This allows players to play electronic games.

Furthermore, if the user using the client 104 is already registered as a player of the electronic game, the client 104 accesses the server 102 and performs login processing as a player. When the login process is performed, a player ID associated with the login information is assigned to the user using the client 104. This allows players to play electronic games.

In step S12, processing for configuring groups is performed. Through the processing in this step, the electronic game providing system 100 functions as a group configuring means. In this embodiment, a plurality of players participating in an electronic game form a group. Players forming a group can be automatically selected by the server 102. The processing unit 10 of the server 102 selects a plurality of players as players forming a group from among the players participating in the electronic game, either at random or according to predetermined conditions. The predetermined condition may be, for example, a condition such that the levels of players belonging to each group are equal, a condition such that the levels of players belonging to each group are equal among a plurality of grooves, or the like.

Note that the players participating in the electronic game may be able to freely configure the players forming the group. For example, players may be able to select players to form a group by inviting players to form a group through chat or the like. The number of players constituting a groove is not particularly limited, and the number of players constituting each group may be constant, or the number of players may be changed for each group.

Furthermore, groups may be configured for a limited time. For example, when providing an electronic game, an event may be set for a limited time, and a group may be formed only during the period of the event.

Players forming a group are stored in the storage unit 22 of the server 102 as a group database. FIG. 6 shows an example of a group database. The group database stores player IDs that specify players forming each group in association with group IDs that specify groups. In the example of the group database in FIG. 6, for example, a group whose group ID is "Group 1" is composed of Player 1, Player 2, Player 5, . . . Player 85.

In step S14, conditions that affect the electronic game are set for the cards forming the deck used by each player. Through the processing in this step, the electronic game providing system 100 functions as a condition means.

The condition may be such that the inclusion of a specific card in a deck provides some effect in the electronic game. For example, an effect on the electronic game may be provided by including a card with the game medium ID "Card C1" in the deck. Further, the condition may be such that an effect is provided in the electronic game by including a predetermined number or more of cards having a specific attribute in the deck. For example, an effect on an electronic game may be given by including five or more cards with the attribute "fire" in a deck. Further, the condition may be such that an effect is provided in the electronic game by including a predetermined number or more of cards belonging to a specific story in the deck. For example, an effect on an electronic game may be provided by including three or more cards whose story is "Story A" in a deck. Furthermore, the condition may be one that provides an effect in an electronic game depending on the rarity of the card. For example, an effect on an electronic game may be provided by including one or more cards with rarity of 3 or higher in a deck. Further, a plurality of conditions may be set, and a greater effect on the electronic game may be provided by configuring a deck that satisfies a plurality of conditions at the same time.

However, the conditions are not limited to these, as long as they provide an effect on the electronic game depending on the cards constituting the deck or the combination thereof.

The effect on the electronic game may be an effect that corrects the parameters of an ally's character card or an enemy's character card in the electronic game, an effect that corrects points or scores given to the player according to the play result of the electronic game, etc. can. However, the effects on the electronic game are not limited to these, and may be any effect that is given in the electronic game in relation to the cards that make up the deck.

An administrator of the electronic game can set conditions on the server 102. The operation manager can set the conditions by inputting the conditions into the server 102 using the input unit 14. Further, the conditions may be automatically set by the processing unit 10 of the server 102. For example, a card may be selected at random in the processing unit 10, and a preset electronic game effect may be given to the card. The conditions set in this step are transmitted from the server 102 to the client 104 used by the players participating in the electronic game. In the client 104, the player can confirm the currently set conditions by displaying them on the output unit 26.

Note that the conditions may be set indefinitely or may be set for a limited time. For example, a company that provides electronic games may plan some kind of event and set conditions only during the period of the event. Further, for example, if a group with a deadline is configured, conditions may be set according to the deadline. Further, for example, the conditions may be updated every predetermined period.

In step S16, a card selection process is performed by the player. Through the processing in this step, the electronic game providing system 100 functions as a card selection means. Each player participating in the electronic game selects at least one card from among the cards he/she owns as a selection card for each group to which the player of the client 104 belongs. The number of cards that each player can select may be fixed to a predetermined number, or may be changed depending on conditions such as the player's level and the situation of the electronic game.

FIG. 7 shows an example of a deck configuration screen 200 in an electronic game. The deck configuration screen 200 is displayed on the output unit 26 of the client 104 used by a player who plays an electronic game.

The deck configuration screen 200 includes a possessed card list display area 202, a selected card display area 204, and a play deck display area 206. The held card list display area 202 is an area that displays cards held by the player as a list. The selected card display area 204 is an area where selected cards selected by players forming the group to which the player using the client 104 belongs are displayed as a list. The play deck display area 206 is an area where cards included in a deck configured by the player for use in an electronic game are displayed as a list.

Note that the deck configuration screen 200 is not limited to this display configuration, and the owned card list display area 202, selected card display area 204, and play deck display area 206 are divided into multiple screens and displayed, and the screens can be switched. It may be possible to do so. Furthermore, the display mode of the cards is not limited, and may be any mode as long as each card can be identified.

In the held card list display area 202, card images 210 of cards held by the players are displayed with reference to the game content database for each player stored in the storage unit 22 of the client 104. The image data of the card image 210 may be provided from the server 102 as appropriate, or may be stored in the client 104 in advance. In the example of the deck configuration screen 200 in FIG. 7, the card images 210 of "Card C1" and "Card C2" are cards held by the player whose player ID is "Player 1" in the card display area of the held card list display area 202. It is displayed in 202a.

The player selects at least one card as a selected card from the list of cards displayed in the owned card list display area 202. For example, the selection is made by clicking or tapping the card image 210 of the card to be selected using the input unit 24. The game medium ID of the selected card selected by the player is transmitted from the client 104 to the server 102 together with the player ID.

The server 102 refers to the group database, and associates the received game medium ID with the player ID for each group to which the player specified by the received player ID belongs, and stores this in the storage unit 12 as a selected card database. FIG. 8 shows an example of a selection card database. The selected card database is stored in groups. The example of FIG. 8 shows that players 1, 2, 5, . . . , player 70 belonging to group 1 have respectively selected card C1, card C3, card C10, . . . card C15 as selected cards. There is. Further, the player 85 indicates that the selected card is not selected.

The server 102 refers to the selected card database and transmits, to the client 104 used by the player, a game medium ID indicating the selected card selected in the group to which the player belongs. When the client 104 receives the game medium ID indicating the selected card, it displays the card image 210 of the card specified by the game medium ID in the card display area 204a of the selected card display area 204. By checking the selected card display area 204, the player can grasp the selected card selected in the group to which the player belongs. In the example of the deck configuration screen 200 in FIG. 7, "Card C1", "Card C3", "Card C1", "Card C3" selected by "Player 1", "Player 2", "Player 5", ... "Player 70" belonging to Group 1, respectively, "Card C10"..."Card C15" are displayed in the card display area 204a of the selected card display area 204. In FIG. 7, hatching is applied to indicate that the selected card selected by "Player 1" is "Card C1". Note that since the player 85 has not selected a selected card, one card display area 204a is displayed blank.

In step S18, processing for changing the selected card is performed. Through the processing in this step, the electronic game providing system 100 functions as a card changing means. Each player participating in the electronic game can change the selection card selected in step S16. That is, the player can change the selected card from among the cards he/she owns after understanding the selected card selected within the group using the selected card display area 204. The process for changing the selected card can be performed in the same way as the card selection process in step S16.

For example, if the same card as the selected card selected by the player is selected in the selected card display area 204, the player can increase the variety of selected cards by changing the selected card. That is, players belonging to the same group can be encouraged to cooperate with each other to select and change selected cards so that they can play the electronic game better.

Further, for example, the selected card can be changed so as to satisfy the conditions set in step S14 by combining with the selected card of another player. That is, by setting the conditions in step S14, players belonging to the same group can be encouraged to cooperate with each other so as to select and change the selected cards so that the effect in the electronic game becomes higher.

FIG. 9 shows an example of a deck configuration screen 200 in which the selected card has been changed. FIG. 9 shows an example in which "player 1" changes the selected card to "card C2." As the selected card is changed, the selected card database stored in the server 102 is also updated, and the selected card displayed in the selected card display area 204 is also changed.

Note that it is also preferable to implement an interactive function such as chat in the electronic game so that players can exchange opinions with each other. This allows players belonging to the same group to exchange opinions and change the selected card while checking the selected card displayed in the selected card display area 204.

In step S20, each player constructs a deck from the selected cards. Through the processing in this step, the electronic game providing system 100 functions as a deck construction means. A player configures a deck for each player by selecting a plurality of selection cards from among the selection cards selected by players forming the same group. A player can play an electronic game using the cards included in the deck.

The player uses the input unit 24 to select a card to be included in the deck from among the selected cards displayed in the selected card display area 204 of the deck configuration screen 200. For example, by dragging and dropping the card image 210 of the selected card displayed in the selected card display area 204 onto the card display area 206a of the play deck display area 206, the card image 210 is selected as a card to be included in the deck. The game media ID of the card selected for inclusion in the deck is sent from the client 104 to the server 102 along with the player ID.

At this time, the player can select cards constituting a deck from the selected cards so that the player can play the electronic game well. Further, by selecting cards constituting the deck so as to satisfy the conditions set in step S14, effects on the electronic game can be obtained.

The server 102 associates the game medium ID selected as the card forming the deck with the player identified by the received player ID and stores it in the storage unit 12 as a deck database. FIG. 10 shows an example of a deck database. A deck database is stored for each player. In the example of FIG. 10, "Card C3," "Card C21," and "Card C10," which are game medium IDs of cards forming the deck, are stored in association with the player 1. Note that the number of cards that can be included in the deck may be fixed to a predetermined number, or may be changed depending on conditions such as the player's level and the situation of the electronic game. Further, the deck database may be stored in the storage unit 12 of the server 102 or may be stored in the storage unit 22 of the client 104.

The server 102 refers to the deck database and transmits the game medium IDs of the cards making up the deck to the client 104 used by the player. Upon receiving the game medium ID, the client 104 displays the card image 210 of the card specified by the game medium ID in the card display area 206a of the play deck display area 206. By checking the play deck display area 206, the player can grasp the cards included in the deck he/she has constructed. The example of the deck configuration screen 200 in FIGS. 7 and 9 shows that "card C3," "card C21," and "card C10" are selected as cards composing the deck.

Step S22, a process of playing an electronic game is performed. Through the processing in this step, the electronic game providing system 100 functions as an electronic game playing means. The player can play the electronic game by selecting the play button 220 provided on the deck configuration screen 200. Note that when the end button 222 is selected, the electronic game is ended.

The electronic game can be played using cards included in the deck configured by the deck configuration screen 200. In other words, the damage inflicted on the physical strength of the opponent's character card is determined according to the attack power of the ally's character card and the defense power of the opponent's character card included in the deck constructed by the player, and Victory or defeat is determined according to the physical strength of the character card. However, the electronic game is not limited to such an aspect, and may be any game as long as the play progresses according to parameters given to the cards.

Here, if the cards constituting the deck or the combination thereof satisfy the conditions set in step S14, it is preferable to give an effect on the electronic game so as to influence the progress and result of the electronic game.

FIG. 11 shows an example of an electronic game play screen 300. The play screen 300 includes a play deck display area 302, a play screen display area 304, and an end button 306. In the play deck display area 302, a card image 210 of a card included in the deck constructed by the player in step S20 is displayed. The play screen display area 304 is an area that displays the progress of playing the electronic game. In the play screen display area 304, a moving image is displayed as the play of the electronic game progresses, and the states of ally and enemy characters are displayed. If the user wishes to end the electronic game midway through, he or she may select the end button 306.

In step S24, a reward is given to the player according to the result of the electronic game. Through the processing in this step, the electronic game providing system 100 functions as a reward providing means. The processing unit 10 of the server 102 determines and gives a reward to the player according to the result of playing the electronic game in step S22. The reward given to the player is not particularly limited, but may be points or scores on an electronic game, a newly given card, or the like.

The reward given to the player can be determined based only on the result of the electronic game played by the player. For example, points and scores given to the player may be determined according to the difficulty level of the stage of the electronic game played, the strength of the enemy character fought, etc. Furthermore, the reward given to the player may be determined based on the results of an electronic game played by a group to which the player belongs. That is, the performance of the group may be determined based on the results of the electronic game of the players belonging to the group, and the reward for each player belonging to the group may be determined based on the performance. The group's score can be the sum or average of the electronic game results of all players belonging to the group. Furthermore, the group's performance may be determined based on the results of a predetermined number of electronic games among the players belonging to the group, starting from the top. For example, the score of the player with the highest record among the players belonging to the group may be used as the group's score.

Note that the results of the group and the ranking of the group among all groups may be displayed on the output unit 26 of the client 104. In this way, by displaying the group's results, players in the group can cooperate with each other to select cards that are effective for deck composition as selection cards, and to combine selection cards well to obtain higher rewards. can be encouraged to do so.

Here, if the cards constituting the deck or the combination thereof satisfy the conditions set in step S14, correction may be made when awarding the reward to the player.

[Configuration of the present invention]
Configuration 1:
An electronic game providing system that configures a deck containing a plurality of game media for each player and provides an electronic game played using the game media included in the deck,
Form a group of multiple players,
A game medium selected by a player belonging to the group from among game contents owned by the player belongs to the selected game medium, and each player belonging to the group selects a plurality of selected game contents from the selected game contents, and each player selects a plurality of selected game contents from among the selected game contents, and the deck is selected for each player. An electronic game providing system comprising:
Configuration 2:
The electronic game providing system according to configuration 1,
Setting conditions for giving an electronic game effect to the selected game medium or a combination thereof, and providing the electronic game effect when the selected game medium or the combination thereof constituting the deck satisfies the condition. An electronic game providing system characterized by giving.
Configuration 3:
The electronic game providing system according to configuration 2,
The electronic game providing system is characterized in that the conditions are set for a limited time.
Configuration 4:
The electronic game providing system according to any one of configurations 1 to 3,
The electronic game providing system is characterized in that the group is configured for a limited time.
Configuration 5:
The electronic game providing system according to any one of configurations 1 to 4,
An electronic game providing system characterized in that a reward for a player is determined based on the player's result in the electronic game.
Configuration 6:
The electronic game providing system according to configuration 5,
An electronic game providing system characterized in that the performance of the group is determined based on the results of the electronic game of the players belonging to the group, and the reward for each player belonging to the group is determined based on the performance.
Configuration 7:
An electronic game providing program that configures a deck containing a plurality of game media for each player and provides an electronic game played using the game media included in the deck,
to the computer,
Form a group of multiple players,
A game medium selected by a player belonging to the group from among game contents owned by the player belongs to the selected game medium, and each player belonging to the group selects a plurality of selected game contents from the selected game contents, and each player selects a plurality of selected game contents from among the selected game contents, and the deck is selected for each player. constitute,
An electronic game providing program characterized by causing processing to be executed.

10 processing section, 12 storage section, 14 input section, 16 output section, 18 communication section, 20 processing section, 22 storage section, 24 input section, 26 output section, 28 communication section, 100 electronic game providing system, 102 server, 104 Client, 106 Information communication network, 200 Deck configuration screen, 202 Owned card list display area, 202a Card display area, 204 Selected card display area, 204a Card display area, 206 Play deck display area, 206a Card display area, 210 Card image, 220 play button, 222 end button, 300 play screen, 302 play deck display area, 304 play screen display area, 306 end button.

Claims (7)

An electronic game providing system that configures a deck containing a plurality of game media for each player and provides an electronic game played using the game media included in the deck,
Form a group of multiple players,
A game medium selected by a player belonging to the group from among game contents owned by the player belongs to the selected game medium, and each player belonging to the group selects a plurality of selected game contents from the selected game contents, and each player selects a plurality of selected game contents from among the selected game contents, and the deck is selected for each player. An electronic game providing system comprising: The electronic game providing system according to claim 1,
A condition is set for giving an electronic game effect to the selected game medium or a combination thereof, and the electronic game effect is applied when the selected game medium or the combination thereof constituting the deck satisfies the condition. An electronic game providing system characterized by giving. The electronic game providing system according to claim 2,
The electronic game providing system is characterized in that the conditions are set for a limited time. The electronic game providing system according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The electronic game providing system is characterized in that the group is configured for a limited time. The electronic game providing system according to claim 1,
An electronic game providing system characterized in that a reward for a player is determined based on the player's result in the electronic game. The electronic game providing system according to claim 5,
An electronic game providing system characterized in that the performance of the group is determined based on the results of the electronic game of the players belonging to the group, and the reward for each player belonging to the group is determined based on the performance. An electronic game providing program that configures a deck containing a plurality of game media for each player and provides an electronic game played using the game media included in the deck,
to the computer,
Form a group of multiple players,
A game medium selected by a player belonging to the group from among game contents owned by the player belongs to the selected game medium, and each player belonging to the group selects a plurality of selected game contents from the selected game contents, and each player selects a plurality of selected game contents from among the selected game contents, and the deck is selected for each player. constitute,
An electronic game providing program characterized by causing processing to be executed.

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