JP2024024410A - Information processing device, information processing method, information processing system and program - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to improve the entertainment value of converting items into points in a game. SOLUTION: A game management server 1 includes an information acquisition unit 131 that acquires information indicating a held item that is an item that can be used in a game and is held by a user; A first conversion is performed to convert the points into points that can be exchanged for items in the game, and a second conversion is performed to convert the held item into a high-value item that is more valuable than the held item with a second probability lower than the first probability. It has a conversion processing unit 136 that executes conversion. [Selection diagram] Figure 2

Description

Application for application of Article 30, Paragraph 2 of the Patent Act https://app. family. com/20210811_1818505/ (Website publication date August 11, 2021) https://apps. apple. com/jp/app/id1502223454? mt=8 https://play. google. com/store/apps/details? id=jp. co. gu3. delta (Distribution date on application distribution platform: August 12, 2021, July 28, 2020)

The present invention relates to an information processing device, an information processing method, an information processing system, and a program for processing information regarding items used in a game.

Patent Document 1 discloses that in a game in which items such as game cards are given to the user, the user specifies in advance an item that will be unnecessary, and when the specified item is given to the user, the user can A system is disclosed that automatically sells specified items without performing any operations. The system described in Patent Document 1 gives the user points that can be exchanged for in-game benefits when the user sells an item.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2014-133145

In conventional games, the act of converting items into points by selling them is widely practiced, but since the points awarded are predetermined for each item, the act of converting items into points itself is entertainment value was low.

Therefore, the present invention has been made in view of these points, and an object of the present invention is to improve the entertainment value of the act of converting items into points in a game.

An information processing device according to a first aspect of the present invention includes: an information acquisition unit that acquires information indicating a held item that is an item that can be used in a game and is an item held by a user; and a first probability that the held item The user executes a first conversion of converting the value into points that can be exchanged for the item in the game, and at a second probability that is lower than the first probability, converts the held item into the item that is more valuable than the held item. and a conversion processing unit that executes a second conversion to convert the item into a high-value item.

The conversion processing unit may automatically execute the first conversion and the second conversion without receiving an operation from the user to start the first conversion and the second conversion.

When the number of the plurality of owned items held by the user exceeds a predetermined upper limit number after automatically executing the first conversion and the second conversion, the conversion processing unit converts the number of the plurality of held items The upper limit number of owned items may be selected from among them in descending order of value, and the user may be allowed to own the selected upper limit number of owned items.

The conversion processing unit performs the first conversion and the second conversion when the number of the plurality of held items held by the user exceeds a predetermined upper limit number after automatically performing the first conversion and the second conversion. The second transformation may be performed automatically.

The information processing device further includes an event processing unit that executes an event for the user to receive the item in the game and that requires a predetermined amount of time to elapse, and the event processing unit , in response to an operation by the user, executes a shortened event in which a plurality of the events are executed without elapse of the required time, and the conversion processing unit, upon completion of the execution of the shortened event, The first conversion and the second conversion may be performed automatically.

The conversion processing unit may execute the first conversion and the second conversion on the condition that the user performs an operation to start the first conversion and the second conversion.

The conversion processing unit further executes a third conversion of converting the held item into an in-game asset different from the points that the user can exchange for the item in the game, and the conversion processing unit Depending on the operation, one of the first conversion, the second conversion, and the third conversion may be performed on the held item.

The points may be exchangeable for the items that cannot be exchanged for the in-game assets.

The points may require fewer means to obtain in the game than the in-game assets.

The information processing device may further include an output unit that outputs information indicating one or more of the items that can be exchanged with the points held by the user to an information terminal used by the user.

The information processing device is an event for the user to receive the item by using the owned item in the game, and the event succeeds or fails depending on the value of the owned item used by the user. The output unit further includes an event processing unit that executes an event, and the output unit outputs information indicating one or more items that can be exchanged with the points held by the user on the condition that the event fails. You can also output it to the terminal.

The output unit outputs information indicating one or more of the items held by the user that can be exchanged with the points held by the user, on the condition that the number of times the information terminal has outputted information to the information terminal reaches a predetermined number. Information for displaying a screen for making settings for automatically exchanging the points for the items may be output to the information terminal.

The conversion processing unit may automatically exchange the points held by the user for the item on the condition that the points held by the user reach a predetermined number.

An information processing method according to a second aspect of the present invention includes the steps of acquiring information indicating a owned item that is an item that can be used in a game and is owned by a user, which is executed by a processor; A first conversion is performed to convert the held item into points that can be exchanged by the user for the item in the game, and the held item is made to have a higher value than the held item with a second probability lower than the first probability. performing a second conversion of converting the item into a high-value item.

A program according to a third aspect of the present invention includes the steps of: acquiring information indicating a held item that is an item that can be used in a game and is held by a user; The user executes a first conversion to convert points into points that can be exchanged for the item in the game, and at the same time converts the held item into the item having a higher value than the held item with a second probability lower than the first probability. and performing a second conversion to convert into a certain high value item.

An information processing system according to a fourth aspect of the present invention includes an information processing device and an information terminal capable of communicating with the information processing device, and the information processing device is an item that can be used in a game, and the information processing device is an item that can be used in a game. an information acquisition unit that acquires information indicating a held item that is an item held by the user; and a first conversion that converts the held item into points that the user can exchange for the item in the game with a first probability; , a conversion processing unit that executes a second conversion of converting the held item into a high-value item that is the item having a higher value than the held item with a second probability lower than the first probability, and the information terminal; The information terminal includes an output unit that outputs result information indicating the results of the first conversion and the second conversion, and the information terminal includes a display unit that displays the result information.

According to the present invention, it is possible to improve the entertainment value of converting items into points in a game.

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a game management system according to a first embodiment. FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a game management system according to a first embodiment. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a held item screen displayed by a user terminal. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a character setting screen displayed by a user terminal. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of an event screen displayed by a user terminal. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram for explaining remake processing and sale processing. It is a diagram showing a flowchart of an information processing method executed by the game management server according to the first embodiment. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of an automatic exchange setting screen displayed by a user terminal. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of an event result screen displayed by a user terminal. It is a schematic diagram of the automatic remake setting screen and the automatic sale setting screen displayed by a user terminal. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a shortened event screen displayed by a user terminal. It is a schematic diagram for explaining the upper limit number of held items. It is a figure which shows the flowchart of the information processing method performed by the game management server based on 2nd Embodiment.

<First embodiment>
[Overview of game management system S]
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a game management system S according to this embodiment. The game management system S includes a game management server 1 and a plurality of user terminals 2. The game management system S may also include devices such as other servers and terminals.

The game management server 1 (information processing device) is a computer for managing information regarding games. The game according to this embodiment is an electronic game played by a user on the user terminal 2. The game according to this embodiment may be a game of any genre, such as an RPG (Role-Playing Game), a training game, a card game, a sports game, an action game, an adventure game, a shooting game, etc. A game program is executed on the user terminal 2 or on the game management server 1.

The game management server 1 manages, for example, information regarding items that can be used by users in a game. The item according to this embodiment is, for example, a virtual article that is worn (equipped, attached) to a character in a game owned by a user. The game management server 1 grants items to the user, for example, in response to the user paying a predetermined amount to a business providing the game, or in response to the user satisfying a predetermined condition within the game. Items have values such as predetermined strength, price, and rarity.

The user terminal 2 is an information terminal used by each of a plurality of users. The user is, for example, a player who plays the game according to this embodiment. The user terminal 2 is, for example, a smartphone, a tablet terminal, a personal computer, or a game device. The user terminal 2 includes an operation section such as a touch panel or a keyboard for receiving operations, and a display section such as a liquid crystal display for displaying information. The user terminal 2 can communicate with the game management server 1 via a network such as the Internet.

An overview of the processing executed by the game management system S according to this embodiment will be described below. The game management server 1 grants items to the user (1). For example, the game management server 1 executes a predetermined event (a match against a program opponent or a match against another user) in response to a user's operation, and grants items to the user according to the result of the event. . The game management server 1 stores possession information indicating an item given to a user as a possession item, which is an item owned by the user, on the storage unit.

The game management server 1 acquires possession information indicating the user's possession items (2). The game management server 1 transmits the possession information to the user terminal 2 (3). The user terminal 2 displays the possession information received from the game management server 1 on the display section.

When the user desires to convert the owned item indicated by the owned information displayed on the user terminal 2, the user performs a predetermined operation on the user terminal 2. The user terminal 2 transmits a conversion request for converting owned items to the game management server 1 in response to the user's operation (4). The conversion request is, for example, information indicating one or more held items to be converted.

In response to receiving the conversion request from the user terminal 2, the game management server 1 performs the first conversion and the second conversion on each of the one or more owned items indicated by the conversion request. The first conversion is to convert held items into points with a first probability. Points are in-game assets that the user can exchange for items in the game. In-game assets may include in-game currency and the like in addition to points. The second conversion is to convert a held item into a high-value item, which is an item with higher value than the held item, with a second probability lower than the first probability of the first conversion.

In this way, the game management system S awards at least one of points and high-value items to the user in place of the owned item that the user desires to convert, according to a predetermined probability. Thereby, the game management system S can improve the entertainment value of the user's act of converting items into points in the game.

[Configuration of game management system S]
FIG. 2 is a block diagram of the game management system S according to this embodiment. In FIG. 2, arrows indicate main data flows, and data flows other than those shown in FIG. 2 may exist. In FIG. 2, each block shows the configuration of a functional unit rather than a hardware (device) unit. Therefore, the blocks shown in FIG. 2 may be implemented within a single device, or may be implemented separately within multiple devices. Data may be exchanged between blocks via any means such as a data bus, network, or portable storage medium.

The game management server 1 includes a communication section 11, a storage section 12, and a control section 13. The game management server 1 may be configured by two or more physically separate devices connected by wire or wirelessly. Further, the game management server 1 may be configured by a cloud that is a collection of computer resources.

The communication unit 11 includes a communication controller for transmitting and receiving data to and from the user terminal 2 via the network. The communication unit 11 notifies the control unit 13 of data received from the user terminal 2 via the network. Furthermore, the communication unit 11 transmits data output from the control unit 13 to the user terminal 2 via the network.

The storage unit 12 is a storage medium including a ROM (Read Only Memory), a RAM (Random Access Memory), a hard disk drive, and the like. The storage unit 12 may be provided outside the game management server 1, and in that case, data may be exchanged with the control unit 13 via a network. The storage unit 12 stores in advance a program to be executed by the control unit 13.

Furthermore, the storage unit 12 stores possession information indicating one or more possession items held by the user. Furthermore, the storage unit 12 stores value information indicating the value of each of one or more owned items. The storage unit 12 also stores wear information indicating one or more owned items that the user has made the character wear. The storage unit 12 also stores character information regarding one or more characters owned by the user. The storage unit 12 also stores item information regarding items in the game.

The control unit 13 includes an information acquisition unit 131, an output unit 132, a reception unit 133, a setting unit 134, an event processing unit 135, and a conversion processing unit 136. The control unit 13 is, for example, a processor such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit), and executes a program stored in the storage unit 12 to control information acquisition unit 131, output unit 132, reception unit 133, setting unit 134, and event processing. The processing performed by the processing unit 135 and the conversion processing unit 136 will be described later.

The processor of the user terminal 2 may function as the information acquisition section 131, the output section 132, the reception section 133, the setting section 134, the event processing section 135, and the conversion processing section 136. In this case, the user terminal 2 functions as an information processing device in this embodiment. In this case, the user terminal 2 does not need to have a communication function. Further, the processor of the user terminal 2 may function as part of the information acquisition section 131, the output section 132, the reception section 133, the setting section 134, the event processing section 135, and the conversion processing section 136. In this case, the game management server 1 and the user terminal 2 jointly function as an information processing device in this embodiment.

[About display processing]
First, a display process for displaying information regarding held items in the game management system S according to the present embodiment will be described. The user terminal 2 receives an operation from the user to display information regarding held items. The user terminal 2 transmits user identification information (user ID (Identification)) for identifying the user using the user terminal 2 to the game management server 1.

In the game management server 1 , the information acquisition unit 131 acquires possession information that is stored in the storage unit 12 and indicates held items that are held by the user, based on the user ID received from the user terminal 2 . The possession information is, for example, information that associates a user's user ID with item identification information (item ID) for identifying one or more possession items held by the user. The information acquisition unit 131 acquires, for example, held information associated with the user ID of the user using the user terminal 2 from the storage unit 12.

Further, the information acquisition unit 131 acquires value information stored in the storage unit 12. The value information is information indicating the value of each of one or more owned items owned by the user. The value information is, for example, information that associates the user ID of a user, the item ID of each of one or more owned items owned by the user, and the value of the owned item. The value of the held item is an index corresponding to its strength in the game, the price when converted into an in-game asset, the rarity corresponding to the low probability of obtaining it, and so on. The information acquisition unit 131 acquires, for example, value information associated with the user ID of the user using the user terminal 2 from the storage unit 12.

In this embodiment, the value of the held item is represented by, for example, a series of S class, A class, B class, C class, or D class, and a level of an integer of 0 or more. Among the series, S-class items have the highest value (strength, price, or rarity), and D-class items have the lowest value. Furthermore, the larger the level value, the higher the value of the item, and the smaller the level value, the lower the item value. The series of held items can be improved by the remake process described below. The level of the held item can be improved through enhancement processing or synthesis processing, which will be described later.

The output unit 132 transmits the possession information and value information acquired by the information acquisition unit 131 to the user terminal 2. The user terminal 2 displays a held item screen including the held information and value information received from the game management server 1 on the display unit.

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a possessed item screen displayed by the user terminal 2. For example, the user terminal 2 associates the held item indicated by the held information (an icon representing the held item in the example of FIG. 3) with the value of the held item indicated by the value information (a series in the example of FIG. 3), and displays the held item. Display on screen. Further, the user terminal 2 displays a remake button for executing a remake process, which will be described later, and a sell button, for executing a sale process, which will be described later, on the held item screen. Further, the user terminal 2 may display the points held by the user, the balance of in-game currency, and other information on the held item screen.

The user can wear (equip or attach) the owned item to the character owned by the user in the game. The character wearing the owned item will be used in the event described below. The user terminal 2 receives an operation from the user to select a character to wear a owned item from among one or more characters owned by the user. The user terminal 2 transmits to the game management server 1 the user ID of the user using the user terminal 2 and character identification information (character ID) for identifying the selected character.

In the game management server 1 , the information acquisition unit 131 acquires wear information indicating the owned items that the user has made the character wear, which is stored in the storage unit 12 based on the user ID and character ID received from the user terminal 2 . get. The wearing information is, for example, information that associates the user ID of the user, the character ID of the character, and the item ID of one or more owned items worn by the character. The information acquisition unit 131 acquires, for example, wearing information associated with the user ID of the user using the user terminal 2 and the character ID of the character selected by the user from the storage unit 12.

Further, the information acquisition unit 131 acquires character information stored in the storage unit 12. The character information is information regarding each of one or more characters owned by the user. The character information is, for example, information that associates a user ID of a user, a character ID of one or more characters owned by the user, and status information of the character. The status information includes, for example, a value corresponding to the strength of the character, and reflects the value of the item the character is wearing. The information acquisition unit 131 acquires, for example, character information associated with the user ID of the user using the user terminal 2 and the character ID of the character selected by the user from the storage unit 12.

The output unit 132 transmits the wearing information and character information acquired by the information acquisition unit 131 to the user terminal 2. The user terminal 2 displays a character setting screen including the wearing information and character information received from the game management server 1 on the display unit.

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a character setting screen displayed by the user terminal 2. For example, the user terminal 2 associates the character indicated by the character information (the character's image and status information in the example of FIG. 4) with the owned item indicated by the wearing information (the icon representing the owned item in the example of FIG. 4). Displayed on the character setting screen.

When the user performs an operation (for example, selecting the "+" button in FIG. 4) to make the character displayed on the character setting screen wear a owned item, the user terminal 2 displays one or more items owned by the user. A selection of a owned item to be worn by a character from the owned items is accepted from the user. In addition, the output unit 132 of the game management server 1 outputs one or more owned items whose value satisfies a predetermined condition (for example, the owned item with the highest value) from one or more owned items owned by the user. The user terminal 2 may output the information to the terminal 2, and the user terminal 2 may receive from the user a selection of a owned item to be worn by the character from among one or more owned items whose value satisfies a predetermined condition. The user terminal 2 sends a setting request including the user ID of the user using the user terminal 2, the character ID of the displayed character, and the item ID of the selected owned item to the game management server 1. Send.

In the game management server 1 , the receiving unit 133 receives a setting request from the user terminal 2 . The setting unit 134 causes the storage unit 12 to store wearing information in which the user ID, character ID, and item ID indicated by the setting request received by the receiving unit 133 are associated. Thereby, the character owned by the user wears the owned item selected by the user.

Further, the user terminal 2 displays on the character setting screen a reinforcement button for performing reinforcement processing on owned items and a composition button for performing composition processing on owned items. The enhancement process is a process of increasing the value of an item owned by the user by consuming at least one of in-game assets or materials owned by the user. The compositing process is a process of increasing the value of another item by consuming the item owned by the user.

When the user performs an operation to select the reinforcement button displayed on the character setting screen, the user terminal 2 prompts the user to select an item to be strengthened from one or more items held by the user. accept. The user terminal 2 transmits a reinforcement request including the user ID of the user using the user terminal 2 and the item ID of the selected owned item to the game management server 1.

In the game management server 1 , the receiving unit 133 receives the reinforcement request from the user terminal 2 . Based on the enhancement request received by the receiving section 133, the setting section 134 provides a user ID, an item ID, and an item that has been improved through enhancement processing in exchange for at least one of predetermined in-game assets or materials owned by the user. Value information in which the value of the held item (for example, the level to which a predetermined value has been added) is associated is stored in the storage unit 12. Further, the value information may include information indicating at least one of in-game assets or materials consumed by the reinforcement process.

When the user performs an operation to select the compositing button displayed on the character setting screen, the user terminal 2 selects a compositing source item and a compositing destination item from one or more items owned by the user. The selection is accepted from the user. The user terminal 2 sends a synthesis request including the user ID of the user using the user terminal 2 and the item IDs of the selected synthesis source owned item and synthesis destination owned item to the game management server 1. do.

In the game management server 1 , the receiving unit 133 receives a combining request from the user terminal 2 . Based on the compositing request received by the receiving unit 133, the setting unit 134 sends the user ID, the item ID of the compositing destination item, and the compositing destination item improved by the compositing process in exchange for the compositing source owned item. Value information in which the value of the held item (for example, the level to which a predetermined value has been added) is associated is stored in the storage unit 12. Further, the value information may include information indicating the items owned by the compositing source that were consumed by the compositing process.

[About event processing]
Next, event processing for executing an event using held items in the game management system S according to the present embodiment will be described. The event according to the present embodiment is an event (competition, battle, etc.) that requires a predetermined amount of time to pass in order for the user to receive an item in the game. Further, events according to the present embodiment include, for example, defeating a specific opponent such as a boss character, or clearing a stage while meeting specific conditions (for example, all characters are alive). , may include the user achieving a predetermined goal within the game.

The event succeeds or fails depending on the value (strength, etc.) of the held item used by the user. For example, a user can have a character wearing a possessed item participate in an in-game event, wait for the time required for the event to elapse, and obtain a predetermined item as a possessed item on the condition that the event is successful. can. The value of the held items used by the user is reflected in the status information of the characters participating in the event.

The user terminal 2 receives an operation from the user to select one or more characters to participate in the event from among the one or more characters that the user has made wear an item that the user owns. The user terminal 2 also receives an operation from the user to select an event to participate in. The user terminal 2 includes the user ID of the user using the user terminal 2, the character ID of one or more selected characters, and event identification information (event ID) for identifying the event to participate in. An event execution request including the above is sent to the game management server 1.

In the game management server 1 , the receiving unit 133 receives an event execution request from the user terminal 2 . The event processing unit 135 executes an event based on the event execution request received by the receiving unit 133. The events executed by the event processing unit 135 include events that take place between the user and the game program (for example, a battle against AI), and events that take place between the user and other users (for example, a battle against a person). include.

The event processing unit 135 determines the time required for the event based on the value of the item worn by the character indicated by the event execution request and the event indicated by the event execution request. For example, the event processing unit 135 shortens the required time determined for each event as the value of the held item is higher, and lengthens the required time as the value of the held item is lower. The event processing unit 135 may determine a fixed value as the required time for the event, regardless of the value of the held item.

Furthermore, the event processing unit 135 determines whether the event is successful or unsuccessful based on the value of the item worn by the character indicated by the event execution request and the event indicated by the event execution request. For example, the event processing unit 135 determines that the event is successful if the value of the held item is equal to or greater than a predetermined reference value for each event, and otherwise determines that the event fails. The event processing unit 135 may use other methods to determine the outcome of the event based on the value of the held item.

The event processing unit 135 provides a predetermined item to the user on condition that the time required for the event has elapsed and the event has been successful. The event processing unit 135 causes the storage unit 12 to store, for example, possession information in which the user ID of the user is associated with the item ID of one or more items assigned according to the event. As a result, one or more items given by the event become items held by the user.

The output unit 132 transmits information regarding the event being executed by the event processing unit 135 to the user terminal 2. The event information includes, for example, character information, event progress, event results, items given to the user, and the like. The user terminal 2 displays an event screen containing event information received from the game management server 1 on the display unit.

FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of an event screen displayed by the user terminal 2. The user terminal 2 displays, for example, a character participating in the event (an icon representing the character in the example of FIG. 5) on the event screen. The user terminal 2 may display character status information and event progress on the event screen. The user terminal 2 may display information indicating the event result and the item given to the user on the event screen when the required time for the event has elapsed.

Note that the event processing unit 135 may execute the event regardless of whether the user terminal 2 is starting a game or not, or regardless of whether the user terminal 2 is displaying an event screen. In this case, the event processing unit 135 automatically provides the user with an item corresponding to the event, on condition that the required time for the event has elapsed and the event has been successful. For example, in the user terminal 2, the event processing unit 135 determines that the time difference between the time when the user last performed a predetermined action when the user last logged in to the game and the time when the user logged in to the game this time is greater than or equal to the required time for the event. Depending on whether or not the time required for the event has elapsed, it is determined whether or not the event duration has elapsed.

[About remake processing and sale processing]
Next, a remake process and a sale process for converting held items in the game management system S according to this embodiment will be explained. The remake process is a process of converting owned items into at least one of points and high-value items. The sale process is a process of converting held items into in-game assets different from points. The conversion processing unit 136 performs either a remake process or a sale process on the owned item according to the user's operation.

FIG. 6(a) is a schematic diagram for explaining remake processing. For example, when the user performs an operation to select the remake button displayed on the owned item screen in FIG. 3 (operation for starting the first conversion and second conversion described later), receives from the user a selection of a held item to be subjected to remake processing from one or more held items held by the user. The user terminal 2 may accept the selection of individual owned items to be subjected to remake processing, or may accept the selection of a series of owned items to be subjected to remake processing. The user terminal 2 transmits to the game management server 1 a conversion request including the user ID of the user using the user terminal 2 and the item ID or series of the owned item to be subjected to the remake process.

In the game management server 1 , the receiving unit 133 receives a conversion request from the user terminal 2 . The conversion processing unit 136 executes the first conversion and the second conversion as remake processing for each of the one or more held items corresponding to the item ID or series indicated by the conversion request received by the reception unit 133. The first conversion is to convert held items into points with a first probability. The second conversion is to convert a held item into a high-value item, which is an item with higher value than the held item, with a second probability lower than the first probability of the first conversion. Regardless of whether the held item is converted into points or a high-value item, the conversion processing unit 136 can convert the held item into points or high-value items by, for example, deleting the held information of the held item targeted for remake processing from the storage unit 12. Remove items from users.

The conversion processing unit 136 gives the user points corresponding to the held item with a first probability. For example, the conversion processing unit 136 causes the storage unit 12 to store information for adding points corresponding to the owned item to the point balance associated with the user ID of the user. On the other hand, the conversion processing unit 136 provides the user with a high-value item that is more valuable than the owned item with a second probability that is lower than the first probability. For example, the conversion processing unit 136 causes the storage unit 12 to store possession information that associates the user ID of the user with the item ID of the high-value item. In this way, the game management server 1 stochastically switches the conversion destination of the user's owned items to points or high-value items, so that it is possible to improve the entertainment value of the user's act of converting the owned items into points in the game. can.

The conversion processing unit 136 may perform the first conversion and the second conversion independently or selectively. When performing the first conversion and the second conversion independently, the conversion processing unit 136 converts the held item into points with a first probability (for example, 100%) and converts the held item into points with a second probability (for example, 5%). Both converting items into high-value items. On the other hand, when selectively performing the first conversion and the second conversion, the conversion processing unit 136 converts the held item into points with a first probability (for example, 95%) and a second probability (for example, 5%). Convert the items you own into high-value items.

FIG. 6(b) is a schematic diagram for explaining the sale process. For example, when the user performs an operation to select the sell button displayed on the owned item screen in FIG. Alternatively, the user selects a held item to be sold from among a plurality of held items. The user terminal 2 may accept a selection of an individual owned item to be subject to sale processing, or may accept a selection of a series of owned items to be subject to sale processing. The user terminal 2 transmits to the game management server 1 a conversion request including the user ID of the user using the user terminal 2 and the item ID or series of the owned item to be sold.

In the game management server 1 , the receiving unit 133 receives a conversion request from the user terminal 2 . The conversion processing unit 136 executes the third conversion as a sale process for each of the one or more held items corresponding to the item ID or series indicated by the conversion request received by the reception unit 133. The third conversion is to convert the owned item into an in-game asset that the user can exchange for an item in the game and which is different from the points obtained in the remake process. The in-game asset obtained through the sale process is, for example, in-game currency.

For example, the conversion processing unit 136 causes the storage unit 12 to store information for adding the in-game currency corresponding to the held item to the balance of in-game currency associated with the user ID of the user. The conversion processing unit 136 deprives the user of the held item by deleting the held information of the held item targeted for sale processing from the storage unit 12. In this way, the game management server 1 can perform either the remake process or the sale process on the held items according to the user's operation, and can improve the degree of freedom in the processing that the user can perform on the held items. can.

Points obtained through the remake process can be exchanged for items that cannot be exchanged with in-game currency obtained through the sale process, for example. Furthermore, there are fewer ways to obtain points obtained through remake processing than, for example, in-game currency obtained through sale processing in a game. Thereby, the game management server 1 can encourage the user to perform the remake process rather than the sale process, making it easier for the user to experience the entertainment value of the remake process.

If the above-mentioned enhancement process has been performed on the owned item to be remade, the conversion processing unit 136 returns to the user at least one of the in-game assets or materials consumed by the enhancement process on the owned item. It's okay. For example, the conversion processing unit 136 causes the storage unit 12 to store information that grants the user at least one of the in-game assets or materials consumed by the reinforcement process, which is indicated by the value information of the owned item to be remade. . Thereby, the game management server 1 can reduce the disadvantage to the user when performing the remake process on the owned item that has undergone the enhancement process, and can make it easier for the user to perform the remake process.

If the above-described compositing process has been performed on the owned item to be remade, the conversion processing unit 136 may return to the user the original compositing item that was consumed by the compositing process on the owned item. . For example, the conversion processing unit 136 causes the storage unit 12 to store information on giving to the user the original owned item that was consumed in the compositing process and is indicated by the value information of the owned item to be remade. Thereby, the game management server 1 can reduce the disadvantage to the user when performing the remake process on the owned item that has been subjected to the composition process, and can make it easier for the user to perform the remake process.

In addition, when the above-mentioned reinforcement processing or combination processing has been performed on the owned item to be remade, the conversion processing unit 136 calculates the second probability of obtaining a high-value item in the second transformation by the reinforcement processing or combination processing. It may be higher than when no processing is performed. Further, if the above-mentioned reinforcement processing or combination processing has been performed on the owned item to be remade, the conversion processing unit 136 changes the value of the high-value item obtained in the second conversion to the value of the high-value item obtained by the reinforcement processing or combination processing. It may be higher than if it had not been done. Thereby, the game management server 1 can reduce the disadvantage to the user when performing remake processing on a owned item that has been subjected to reinforcement processing or composition processing, and can make it easier for the user to perform remake processing.

The output unit 132 transmits (outputs) result information indicating the result of the remake process including the first conversion and the second conversion or the sale process including the third conversion to the user terminal 2. The result information includes, for example, information indicating points, in-game currency, or high-value items given to the user through the remake process or the sale process. The user terminal 2 displays a screen containing the result information received from the game management server 1 on the display unit.

[Flow of information processing method]
FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a flowchart of an information processing method including a remake process and a sale process executed by the game management server 1 according to the present embodiment. The user terminal 2 receives an operation from the user to start the remake process or the sale process. Further, the user terminal 2 receives from the user a selection of a owned item to be subjected to remake processing or sale processing from among one or more owned items owned by the user. The user terminal 2 transmits to the game management server 1 a conversion request that includes the user ID of the user using the user terminal 2 and the item ID or series of the owned item to be subject to remake processing or sale processing. (S11).

In the game management server 1 , the receiving unit 133 receives a conversion request from the user terminal 2 . When the conversion request received by the receiving unit 133 indicates a held item to be subjected to remake processing (YES in S12), the conversion processing unit 136 determines whether the item ID or series corresponds to the item ID or series indicated by the conversion request received by the receiving unit 133. For each of one or more held items, a first conversion converts the held item into points with a first probability (S13), and a second conversion converts the held item into a high-value item with a second probability lower than the first probability. 2 conversion and (S14) are executed.

For example, the conversion processing unit 136 causes the storage unit 12 to store information for adding points corresponding to the owned item to the point balance associated with the user's user ID. For example, the conversion processing unit 136 causes the storage unit 12 to store possession information that associates the user ID of the user with the item ID of the high-value item. For example, the conversion processing unit 136 deprives the user of the held item by deleting the held information of the held item targeted for remake processing from the storage unit 12.

If the conversion request received by the reception unit 133 indicates a held item to be sold (NO in S12), the conversion processing unit 136 determines that the conversion request received by the reception unit 133 corresponds to the item ID or series indicated by the item ID or series. A third conversion is performed for each of the one or more held items to convert the held items into in-game currency (S15). For example, the conversion processing unit 136 causes the storage unit 12 to store information for adding the in-game currency corresponding to the held item to the balance of in-game currency associated with the user ID of the user. For example, the conversion processing unit 136 deprives the user of the held item by deleting the held information of the held item targeted for sale processing from the storage unit 12.

[Effects of the first embodiment]
According to the game management system S according to the present embodiment, the game management server 1 provides the user with at least one of points or high-value items according to a predetermined probability, instead of the owned item that the user desires to convert. Thereby, the game management system S can improve the entertainment value of the user's act of converting items into points in the game. In addition, the game management system S improves user convenience by allowing users to select points that can be used for purposes other than the in-game currency obtained by selling items as a destination for converting items. can.

<First modification example>
The points given in the remake process described above can be exchanged for predetermined items by the user performing a predetermined operation on the user terminal 2. The game management server 1 according to this modification automatically exchanges points for items when the number of points held by the user reaches a predetermined number. Hereinafter, parts of this modified example that are different from the above-described embodiment will be mainly described.

The user terminal 2 displays, on the display unit, an automatic exchange setting screen for configuring settings to automatically exchange points for items when a predetermined operation is performed by the user.

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of an automatic exchange setting screen displayed by the user terminal 2. The user terminal 2 displays, for example, items that can be exchanged for points (item icons in the example of FIG. 8) and the number of points required to exchange for the items in association with each other on the automatic exchange setting screen.

The user terminal 2 receives from the user a selection of items for which points are to be automatically exchanged. The user terminal 2 transmits to the game management server 1 a setting request including the user ID of the user using the user terminal 2 and the item ID of the item to be automatically exchanged.

In the game management server 1 , the receiving unit 133 receives a setting request from the user terminal 2 . The setting unit 134 causes the storage unit 12 to store automatic exchange information that associates the user ID and item ID indicated by the setting request received by the receiving unit 133.

The conversion processing unit 136 acquires the automatic exchange information stored in the storage unit 12, for example, when points are given to the user through remake processing. The conversion processing unit 136 automatically transfers the points held by the user to the item indicated by the acquired automatic exchange information, on the condition that the balance of points held by the user reaches the number of points required to exchange for the item indicated by the acquired automatic exchange information. to exchange. The conversion processing unit 136 also converts the points held by the user to a standard value that is greater than the number of points required to exchange for the item indicated by the acquired automatic exchange information. Points may be automatically exchanged for the item.

For example, the conversion processing unit 136 causes the storage unit 12 to store information for subtracting the points required for exchange for the item indicated by the automatic exchange information from the balance of points associated with the user ID of the user. Further, the conversion processing unit 136 causes the storage unit 12 to store, for example, possession information in which the user ID of the user is associated with the item ID of the item indicated by the automatic exchange information.

According to this modification, the game management server 1 automatically exchanges the points for items when the number of points held by the user reaches a predetermined number, thereby reducing the user's effort to exchange points for items. can do.

<Second modification example>
The points given in the remake process described above can be exchanged for predetermined items by the user performing a predetermined operation on the user terminal 2. The game management server 1 according to this modification proposes to the user items that can be exchanged with points held by the user at a predetermined timing. Hereinafter, parts of this modified example that are different from the above-described embodiment will be mainly described.

On condition that the required time for the event executed by the event processing unit 135 has elapsed and the event has failed, the output unit 132 acquires the balance of points held by the user, and outputs a point that can be exchanged with the acquired balance of points. Alternatively, item information regarding a plurality of items is acquired from the storage unit 12. The item information includes, for example, the contents of the item and the number of points required to exchange for the item.

The output unit 132 transmits (outputs) the event result indicating that the event has failed and the acquired item information to the user terminal 2. The user terminal 2 displays an event result screen including the event result and item information received from the game management server 1 on the display unit.

FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of an event result screen displayed by the user terminal 2. The user terminal 2 displays, for example, an event result indicating that the event has failed on the event result screen. In addition, the user terminal 2 displays an event result screen by associating, for example, an item (item icon in the example of FIG. 9) that can be exchanged with points held by the user and the number of points required to exchange for the item. Display inside.

The user terminal 2 receives from the user a selection of items to be exchanged for points. The user terminal 2 transmits a conversion request including the user ID of the user using the user terminal 2 and the item ID of the item to be exchanged to the game management server 1.

In the game management server 1 , the receiving unit 133 receives a conversion request from the user terminal 2 . The conversion processing unit 136 exchanges the points held by the user for the item indicated by the conversion request. For example, the conversion processing unit 136 causes the storage unit 12 to store information for subtracting points required for exchange for the item indicated by the conversion request from the balance of points associated with the user's user ID. Further, the conversion processing unit 136 causes the storage unit 12 to store, for example, possession information that associates the user ID of the user with the item ID of the item indicated by the conversion request.

According to this modification, the game management server 1 can suggest items that can be exchanged for points to the user at the timing when an event fails, so that the user can easily understand how to use the points.

The output unit 132 converts points held by the user into items on the condition that the number of times information indicating one or more items that can be exchanged with points held by the user has been output to the user terminal 2 reaches a predetermined number. Information for displaying a screen for making settings for automatic exchange (the automatic exchange setting screen illustrated in FIG. 8) may be transmitted (output) to the user terminal 2. Thereby, the game management server 1 can prompt users who have permanently accumulated points that can be exchanged for items to make settings to reduce the effort required to exchange points for items.

<Second embodiment>
The game management system S according to the first embodiment performs a remake process or a sale process on owned items in response to a user's operation. In contrast, the game management system S according to the present embodiment automatically performs remake processing or selling processing on owned items without being triggered by a user's operation. Hereinafter, parts of this embodiment that are different from the first embodiment will be mainly described.

The user terminal 2 displays an automatic remake setting screen on the display section for configuring settings to automatically perform remake processing (hereinafter referred to as automatic remake processing) on held items when a predetermined operation is performed by the user. indicate.

FIG. 10A is a schematic diagram of an automatic remake setting screen displayed by the user terminal 2. The user terminal 2 displays, for example, a series of owned items that can be selected as targets for automatic remake processing on the automatic remake setting screen.

The user terminal 2 receives from the user a selection of a series of owned items to be subjected to automatic remake processing. The user terminal 2 transmits to the game management server 1 a setting request including the user ID of the user using the user terminal 2 and the series of owned items to be subjected to automatic remake processing.

In the game management server 1 , the receiving unit 133 receives a setting request from the user terminal 2 . The setting unit 134 causes the storage unit 12 to store automatic remake information that associates the user ID indicated by the setting request received by the receiving unit 133 with the series of owned items.

The user terminal 2 displays an automatic sale setting screen on the display section for configuring settings to automatically execute sale processing for held items (hereinafter referred to as automatic sale processing) when a predetermined operation is performed by the user. indicate.

FIG. 10(b) is a schematic diagram of the automatic sale setting screen displayed by the user terminal 2. The user terminal 2 displays, for example, a series of held items that can be selected as targets for automatic sale processing on the automatic sale setting screen.

The user terminal 2 receives from the user a selection of a series of held items to be subjected to automatic sale processing. The user terminal 2 transmits to the game management server 1 a setting request including the user ID of the user using the user terminal 2 and the series of owned items to be subjected to automatic sale processing.

In the game management server 1 , the receiving unit 133 receives a setting request from the user terminal 2 . The setting unit 134 causes the storage unit 12 to store automatic sale information in which the user ID indicated by the setting request received by the receiving unit 133 and the series of owned items are associated.

In the present embodiment, the automatic remake process or the automatic sale process is executed when the event processing unit 135 executes a shortened event in which multiple events are executed without elapse of the required time of the event.

The user terminal 2 displays a shortened event screen for executing a shortened event on the display unit when a predetermined operation is performed by the user.

FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of a shortened event screen displayed by the user terminal 2. The user terminal 2 displays, for example, an execution button for executing a shortened event on the shortened event screen. When the user terminal 2 receives an operation to select the execution button from the user, the user terminal 2 transmits a shortened event execution request including the user ID of the user using the user terminal 2 to the game management server 1.

In the game management server 1 , the receiving unit 133 receives the shortened event execution request from the user terminal 2 . In response to the reception unit 133 receiving the shortened event execution request, the event processing unit 135 executes a shortened event in which a plurality of events are executed without elapse of the required time of the event. The event processing unit 135 determines the required time of the event, for example, similarly to the first embodiment. The event processing unit 135 determines the number of events included in the shortened event by dividing the shortened event period (for example, 2 hours, 5 hours, etc.) by the event duration.

Further, as in the first embodiment, the event processing unit 135 determines whether each of the plurality of events included in the shortened event succeeds or fails. The event processing unit 135 provides the user with an item corresponding to one or more successful events among the multiple events included in the shortened event.

In this embodiment, a predetermined upper limit is set for the number of held items that a user can hold. FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram for explaining the upper limit number of held items. As shown in FIG. 12, the user can hold a number of items within the upper limit.

The number of items held by the user may exceed the upper limit due to items being given to the user through multiple events included in the shortened event. When the event processing unit 135 executes the shortening event, the conversion processing unit 136 temporarily sets the items that exceed the upper limit (excess items in FIG. 12) as items owned by the user, and performs automatic remake processing thereafter. and execute automatic sale processing.

When a predetermined condition is met (for example, when a shortening event is executed), the conversion processing unit 136 does not receive an operation from the user to start the remake process including the first conversion and the second conversion. , automatically execute the remake process. Furthermore, when a predetermined condition is met (for example, when a shortening event is executed), the conversion processing unit 136 sells the product without accepting an operation from the user to start the sale process including the third conversion. Perform processing automatically.

The conversion processing unit 136 acquires the automatic remake information and automatic sale information stored in the storage unit 12 when the event processing unit 135 completes the execution of the shortening event. The conversion processing unit 136 performs remake processing on each of the one or more owned items that the user owns that corresponds to the series indicated by the automatic remake information in the same manner as in the first embodiment. do. In addition, the conversion processing unit 136 performs a sale process on each of the one or more owned items that the user owns that corresponds to the series indicated by the automatic sale information in the same way as in the first embodiment. Execute.

If one held item corresponds to both the series indicated by the automatic remake information and the series indicated by the automatic sale information, the conversion processing unit 136 performs predetermined remake processing or sale processing on the held item. Do one or the other.

If the number of multiple held items held by the user exceeds the upper limit after automatically executing the remake process (first conversion and second conversion), the conversion processing unit 136 converts the value from among the multiple held items. The upper limit number of held items may be selected in descending order of the number of held items, and the user may be allowed to hold the selected upper limit number of held items. In this case, the conversion processing unit 136 executes the sale process for each of the one or more unselected held items (excess items in FIG. 12) in the same manner as in the first embodiment. As a result, if the number of held items exceeds the upper limit even after automatic remake processing is performed, the game management server 1 will prioritize keeping held items with high value and automatically update the remaining held items. By performing the sale process, it is possible to suppress disadvantages to the user due to the automatic remake process.

The conversion processing unit 136 automatically executes the remake process again if the number of items held by the user exceeds the upper limit after automatically executing the remake process (first conversion and second conversion). You may. Further, the conversion processing unit 136 may repeat automatically executing the remake process until the number of held items becomes equal to or less than the upper limit number. As a result, if the number of held items exceeds the upper limit after performing automatic remake processing, the game management server 1 will process the sale of the excess items even though the user wishes for remake processing. can be prevented from occurring.

For example, the conversion processing unit 136 stores information for adding points or in-game currency given to the user through automatic remake processing or automatic sale processing to the points or in-game currency balance associated with the user's user ID. 12. For example, the conversion processing unit 136 causes the storage unit 12 to store possession information that associates the user ID of the user with the item ID of the high-value item given to the user through automatic remake processing. Furthermore, the conversion processing unit 136 deprives the user of the held item that is subject to automatic remake processing or automatic sale processing.

In this embodiment, the conversion processing unit 136 executes automatic remake processing or automatic sale processing when the event processing unit 135 executes a shortened event, but when the event processing unit 135 executes a shortened event ( In other words, the automatic remake process or the automatic sale process may be executed in response to the execution of an event that requires the elapse of a required time.

The output unit 132 transmits (outputs) result information indicating the result of the automatic remake process or the automatic sale process to the user terminal 2. The result information includes, for example, information indicating points, in-game currency, or high-value items given to the user by the automatic remake process or the automatic sale process. The user terminal 2 displays a screen containing the result information received from the game management server 1 on the display unit.

[Flow of information processing method]
FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a flowchart of an information processing method including automatic remake processing and automatic sale processing executed by the game management server 1 according to the present embodiment. The receiving unit 133 receives an automatic remake process setting request and an automatic sale process setting request from the user terminal 2 . The setting unit 134 associates automatic remake information that associates the user ID and the series of held items indicated by the setting request received by the receiving unit 133 with the user ID and the series of held items indicated by the setting request received by the receiving unit 133. The automatic sale information is stored in the storage unit 12 (S21).

The receiving unit 133 receives a shortened event execution request from the user terminal 2 . In response to the reception unit 133 receiving the shortened event execution request, the event processing unit 135 executes a shortened event that executes a plurality of events without elapse of the required time of the event (S22).

The conversion processing unit 136 acquires the automatic remake information and automatic sale information stored in the storage unit 12 upon completion of the execution of the shortening event by the event processing unit 135 (S23).

The conversion processing unit 136 determines whether one item out of one or more items held by the user corresponds to the series indicated by the automatic remake information and whether it corresponds to the series indicated by the automatic sale information. Determine.

When the held item corresponds to the series indicated by the automatic remake information, that is, when it is a target of automatic remake processing (YES in S24), the conversion processing unit 136 converts the held item into a held item with a first probability for the held item. A first conversion of converting into points (S25) and a second conversion of converting the held item into a high-value item with a second probability lower than the first probability (S26) are executed.

If the held item is not a target of automatic remake processing (NO in S24) and corresponds to the series indicated by the automatic sale information, that is, if it is a target of automatic sale processing (YES in S27), the conversion processing unit 136 performs a third conversion on the held item to convert the held item into in-game currency (S28).

If step S26 is completed, if step S28 is completed, or if the held item is not subject to automatic remake processing or automatic sale processing (NO in S27), all one or more held items held by the user On the other hand, if steps S24 to S28 have not been completed (NO in S29), the conversion processing unit 136 performs steps S24 to S28 on another one of the one or more held items held by the user. repeat.

When steps S24 to S28 are completed for all one or more owned items held by the user (YES in S29), the game management server 1 ends the process.

[Effects of second embodiment]
According to the game management system S according to the present embodiment, the game management server 1 automatically performs a remake process that grants at least one of points and high-value items to the user according to a predetermined probability without receiving instructions from the user. Execute. Thereby, the game management system S can reduce the user's effort to perform the remake process and make it easier for the user to proceed with the game smoothly.

Although the present invention has been described above using the embodiments, the technical scope of the present invention is not limited to the scope described in the above embodiments, and various modifications and changes can be made within the scope of the gist. be. For example, all or part of the device can be functionally or physically distributed and integrated into arbitrary units. In addition, new embodiments created by arbitrary combinations of multiple embodiments are also included in the embodiments of the present invention. The effects of the new embodiment resulting from the combination have the effects of the original embodiment.

S Game management system 1 Game management server 11 Communication unit 12 Storage unit 13 Control unit 131 Information acquisition unit 132 Output unit 133 Receiving unit 134 Setting unit 135 Event processing unit 136 Conversion processing unit 2 User terminal

Claims (16)

an information acquisition unit that acquires information indicating a owned item that is an item that can be used in the game and is owned by a user;
Executing a first conversion of converting the held item into points that the user can exchange for the item in the game with a first probability, and converting the held item into the held item with a second probability lower than the first probability. a conversion processing unit that executes a second conversion to convert the item into a high-value item that is more valuable than the item;
An information processing device having: The conversion processing unit automatically executes the first conversion and the second conversion without receiving an operation from the user to start the first conversion and the second conversion.
The information processing device according to claim 1. When the number of the plurality of owned items held by the user exceeds a predetermined upper limit number after automatically executing the first conversion and the second conversion, the conversion processing unit converts the number of the plurality of held items selecting the upper limit number of held items from among them in descending order of value, and causing the user to hold the selected upper limit number of held items;
The information processing device according to claim 2. The conversion processing unit performs the first conversion and the second conversion when the number of the plurality of held items held by the user exceeds a predetermined upper limit number after automatically performing the first conversion and the second conversion. automatically perform the second transformation,
The information processing device according to claim 2. further comprising an event processing unit that executes an event for the user to receive the item in the game and that requires a predetermined amount of time to elapse;
The event processing unit executes a shortened event in which the plurality of events are executed without elapse of the required time in response to an operation by the user,
The conversion processing unit automatically executes the first conversion and the second conversion upon completion of execution of the shortening event.
The information processing device according to any one of claims 2 to 4. The conversion processing unit executes the first conversion and the second conversion on the condition that the user performs an operation to start the first conversion and the second conversion.
The information processing device according to claim 1. The conversion processing unit further executes a third conversion of converting the held item into an in-game asset different from the points that the user can exchange for the item in the game,
The conversion processing unit performs one of the first conversion, the second conversion, and the third conversion on the held item in response to an operation by the user.
The information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 4. The points are exchangeable for the items that cannot be exchanged with the in-game assets;
The information processing device according to claim 7. There are fewer ways to obtain the points than the in-game assets in the game.
The information processing device according to claim 7. further comprising an output unit that outputs information indicating one or more of the items that can be exchanged with the points held by the user to an information terminal used by the user;
The information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 4. An event process for executing an event for the user to receive the item by using the owned item in the game, the event succeeding or failing depending on the value of the owned item used by the user. further comprising:
The output unit outputs information indicating one or more items that can be exchanged with the points held by the user to the information terminal, on the condition that the event has failed.
The information processing device according to claim 10. The output unit outputs information indicating one or more of the items held by the user that can be exchanged with the points held by the user, on the condition that the number of times the information terminal has outputted information to the information terminal reaches a predetermined number. outputting information to the information terminal for displaying a screen for making settings for automatically exchanging the points for the item;
The information processing device according to claim 10. The conversion processing unit automatically exchanges the points held by the user for the item on the condition that the points held by the user reach a predetermined number.
The information processing device according to any one of claims 1 to 4. The processor executes
acquiring information indicating a held item that is an item that can be used in the game and is held by the user;
Executing a first conversion of converting the held item into points that the user can exchange for the item in the game with a first probability, and converting the held item into the held item with a second probability lower than the first probability. performing a second conversion to convert the item into a high-value item, the item having a higher value than the item;
An information processing method comprising: to the processor,
acquiring information indicating a held item that is an item that can be used in the game and is held by the user;
Executing a first conversion of converting the held item into points that the user can exchange for the item in the game with a first probability, and converting the held item into the held item with a second probability lower than the first probability. performing a second conversion to convert the item into a high-value item, the item having a higher value than the item;
A program to run. including an information processing device and an information terminal capable of communicating with the information processing device,
The information processing device includes:
an information acquisition unit that acquires information indicating a owned item that is an item that can be used in the game and is owned by a user;
Executing a first conversion of converting the held item into points that the user can exchange for the item in the game with a first probability, and converting the held item into the held item with a second probability lower than the first probability. a conversion processing unit that executes a second conversion to convert the item into a high-value item that is more valuable than the item;
an output unit that outputs result information indicating the results of the first conversion and the second conversion to the information terminal;
has
The information terminal is
An information processing system, comprising: a display unit that displays the result information.

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