JP4134198B2 - GAME DEVICE AND GAME CONTROL METHOD - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a game control technique, and more particularly to a game apparatus and a game control method for controlling a game in which a player's character shoots a shooting target.

In shooting games, simulation games, role playing games, etc., when a player's character attacks an enemy character, a weapon that can shoot or throw at a remote enemy character such as a gun, missile, bow and arrow, grenade, etc. There are many.
US Pat. No. 6,504,539

  Along with the improvement of the processing capability of the game device, it is possible to realize a highly realistic game in which a player character and an enemy character attack each other while moving in a three-dimensionally modeled game field. It was. However, in order to attack an enemy character attacking from all directions, the operation to move the player's character and the operation to fire the shooting aim according to the enemy character must be performed in parallel. The burden is great for users who do not, and this is one of the reasons why hesitates to take such a game.

  The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a technique for realizing a game device with higher entertainment.

  One embodiment of the present invention relates to a game device. The game apparatus includes a user interface that receives a player's character operation instruction from a user, a movement control unit that controls movement of the player's character in accordance with the operation instruction, and controls shooting by the player's character in accordance with the operation instruction. A shooting control unit, a display control unit that generates a display screen in accordance with the movement of the player's character, and an operation instruction for adjusting the aim of the shooting to the shooting target when the user interface accepts the shooting target from the normal game mode. A mode control unit that shifts to a lock-on mode in which the aim is fixed, and in the lock-on mode, the shooting control unit selects a target to be aimed from a target that satisfies a predetermined condition. The movement target is fixed to the shooting target, Even if the player's character moves, the player's character controls the player's character so as to keep facing the shooting target with aiming, and the display control unit controls the shooting target with aiming and the The display screen is generated so that a player's character enters the display screen.

  It should be noted that any combination of the above-described constituent elements and a representation of the present invention converted between a method, an apparatus, a system, etc. are also effective as an aspect of the present invention.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the technique which implement | achieves a game device with higher entertainment property can be provided.

  The game device according to the embodiment realizes a game in which a player's character operated by a user battles against an enemy character existing in a game world modeled three-dimensionally. The player's character owns a gun as a weapon for attacking the enemy character, and the user can operate the player's character to shoot the enemy character with the gun.

  The game apparatus according to the present embodiment automatically moves the gun aiming at the enemy character by pressing a predetermined button so that even a user unfamiliar with the game can easily operate the gun. To the game mode (hereinafter referred to as “lock-on mode”) to be followed. Unlike the normal game mode (hereinafter referred to as “normal mode”), the lock-on mode controls the player character so that the player character continues to face the locked-on enemy character even when the player character moves, and The camera is controlled so that the player's character and the enemy character locked on enter the display screen. Accordingly, the user can shoot the enemy character that is locked on by simply pressing a button for shooting a gun while moving the player's character. Therefore, it is possible to realize a highly entertaining game that can be enjoyed by a wide range of users so that even a user unfamiliar with the operation can enjoy the game.

  FIG. 1 shows the configuration of the game apparatus 10. The game apparatus 10 includes a controller 20, an input unit 30, a control unit 40, a parameter holding unit 60, a three-dimensional data holding unit 62, an image processing unit 66, and a display device 68. In terms of hardware components, these configurations are realized by a CPU of a computer, a memory, a program loaded in the memory, and the like, but here, functional blocks realized by their cooperation are illustrated. Accordingly, those skilled in the art will understand that these functional blocks can be realized in various forms by hardware only, software only, or a combination thereof.

  The input unit 30 receives an operation instruction from the user input from the controller 20 which is an example of a user interface. The control unit 40 executes the game program based on the operation instruction from the user received by the input unit 30, and advances the game. The parameter holding unit 60 holds parameters necessary for the progress of the game. The three-dimensional data holding unit 62 holds three-dimensional data such as objects and characters constituting the game world. The image processing unit 66 sets the viewpoint position and the line-of-sight direction of the camera in accordance with an operation instruction input from the user, renders three-dimensional data, and displays a display screen representing the game world controlled by the control unit 40. Generate. The image processing unit 66 further adds various types of information such as indicators and gauges to the display screen as necessary, and causes the display device 68 to display them.

  The control unit 40 includes an operation instruction acquisition unit 41, a movement control unit 42, a shooting control unit 43, a display control unit 44, an enemy character control unit 45, and a mode control unit 46.

  The operation instruction acquisition unit 41 acquires an operation instruction from the user received by the input unit 30. The movement control unit 42 controls the movement of the player's character in accordance with the operation instruction acquired by the operation instruction acquisition unit 41. The shooting control unit 43 controls gun shooting by the player's character in accordance with the operation instruction acquired by the operation instruction acquiring unit 41. The display control unit 44 controls the camera for rendering the three-dimensional game world according to the movement of the player's character, and causes the image processing unit 66 to generate a display screen. The enemy character control unit 45 controls the actions of the enemy characters arranged in the game world. The mode control unit 46 switches the game mode between the normal mode and the lock-on mode in accordance with the operation instruction acquired by the operation instruction acquisition unit 41. Details of the operation of each component in each game mode will be described with reference to examples of display screens shown in FIGS.

  FIG. 2 shows the appearance of the controller. The controller 20 includes a direction key 21 or an analog stick 23 for instructing the moving direction of the player's character, a firing button 22 for causing the player's character to fire a gun, and a camera reset for adjusting the direction of the camera to the direction of the player's character. A button 24, a lock-on button 25 for shifting to the lock-on mode, an analog stick 26 for moving the viewpoint position or line-of-sight direction of the camera in the normal mode, and the like are provided.

  FIG. 3 shows an example of a display screen in the normal mode. A player's character 70 and three enemy characters 72a, 72b, 72c (hereinafter collectively referred to as “enemy character 72”) are displayed on the display screen. In the lower right of the display screen, a plan view of the game world is displayed. An arrow icon indicating the player's character 70 is displayed at the center of the plan view, and the direction of the arrow indicates the direction of the player's character 70. In addition, the direction and angle of view of the camera are displayed, and the range of the game world is displayed on the display screen. Further, a circle icon indicating the enemy character 72 is displayed, and a planar positional relationship with the player's character 70 is shown.

  FIG. 4 shows an example of a display screen when the player's character is moved in the normal mode. In the normal mode, when the operation instruction acquiring unit 41 acquires an operation instruction using the direction key 21 or the analog stick 23, the movement control unit 42 moves the player's character 70 in the instructed direction. Since the player's character 70 walks or runs on the ground of the three-dimensional game world, the movement control unit 42 moves the player's character 70 in the front-rear direction in response to an operation instruction in the vertical direction of the direction key 21 or the analog stick 23. Let

  For example, in the case of a game in which a player's character boarded a missile-equipped fighter fights an enemy fighter, the direction of advance of his / her own aircraft is determined by an operation instruction of the direction key 21 or the analog stick 23 in the vertical direction. Change it up and down. Then, the missile is fired with the direction of your aircraft aligned with the enemy aircraft. However, in the game of the present embodiment, simply moving the player character 70 back and forth and left and right cannot be directed toward the enemy character in the sky like the enemy character 72b. In order to fire the gun, an operation for moving the direction of the muzzle up and down is further required. However, forcing the operation of aiming at the enemy character 72b by moving the muzzle up / down / left / right while moving the player's character 70 forward / backward / right / left may increase the difficulty level. Therefore, in the present embodiment, as described above, an operation system that shifts to the lock-on mode by pressing the lock-on button 25 and can automatically aim at the enemy character 72 is employed.

  When the player's character 70 is moved in the normal mode, if the camera is fixed at a predetermined position behind the player's character 70 so that the player's character 70 is always followed, it becomes difficult for the user to grasp the surroundings of the player's character 70. There is. Therefore, the display control unit 44 smoothly changes the viewing direction and the viewpoint position of the camera according to the moving direction and moving amount of the player character 70. For this reason, when the player's character 70 moves, there may be a difference between the camera's line-of-sight direction and the player's character 70 orientation, as in the example shown in FIG.

  At this time, it is difficult for the user to intuitively understand the moving direction of the player character 70 with an operation system in which the direction key 21 or the analog stick 23 is operated based on the direction of the player character 70. Therefore, the movement control unit 42 moves the player's character 70 in the direction instructed by the direction key 21 or the analog stick 23 with reference to the line-of-sight direction of the camera, not the direction in which the player's character 70 is facing. That is, in FIG. 4, when a downward direction is input with the direction key 21 or the analog stick 23, the movement control unit 42 is not a backward direction as viewed from the player's character 70, but a backward direction based on the camera's line-of-sight direction, That is, it is moved toward the front of the screen. In this way, by linking the operation system to the camera, the user can move the player's character 70 with reference to the display screen even if there is a deviation between the viewing direction of the camera and the direction of the player's character 70. It is possible to realize an operation system that is easy to understand and operate.

  In the normal mode, when the operation instruction acquisition unit 41 acquires an operation instruction using the analog stick 26, the display control unit 44 moves the viewpoint position or the line-of-sight direction of the camera in the instructed direction. The display control unit 44 may move the viewpoint position or line-of-sight direction of the camera in the up-down direction or in the front-rear direction by an instruction input in the up-down direction of the analog stick 26. In addition, a button for switching whether to move the viewpoint position or line-of-sight direction of the camera up and down or back and forth, a button for switching whether to move the viewpoint position or the line-of-sight direction, etc. are provided. Also good. The user can freely move the viewpoint position and line-of-sight direction of the camera using the analog stick 26 and display the game world in a desired area.

  FIG. 5 shows an example of a display screen when the camera reset button 24 is pressed in the state of FIG. As described above, the movement of the player's character 70 may cause a deviation between the camera's line-of-sight direction and the player's character 70 orientation. In addition, the viewpoint position and line-of-sight direction of the camera can be moved by the analog stick 26. At this time, when the operation instruction obtaining unit 41 obtains an operation instruction in which the camera reset button 24 is pressed, the display control unit 44 moves the viewpoint position of the camera to a predetermined position behind the player's character 70 and the camera. The line-of-sight direction is matched with the direction of the player's character 70. Thereby, as shown in this figure, the game world in front of the player's character 70 is displayed on the display screen.

  FIG. 6 shows an example of a display screen in the lock-on mode. When the operation instruction acquisition unit 41 acquires an operation instruction in which the lock-on button 25 is pressed, the mode control unit 46 shifts from the normal mode to the lock-on mode. When shifting to the lock-on mode, the shooting control unit 43 selects an enemy character to be aimed from among enemy characters that satisfy a predetermined lock-on condition, and locks on the enemy character with the aim fixed. The lock-on conditions are conditions relating to the orientation of the player character 70, the orientation of the camera, the position of the enemy character 72, and the like. For example, the lock-on condition is within a predetermined distance from the player character 70 and a predetermined image from the line of sight of the camera. Conditions such as being within a range of angles or being within a range of a predetermined angle from the direction of the player's character 70 may be used. When there are a plurality of enemy characters 72 that satisfy the lock-on condition, the shooting control unit 43 selects an enemy character that is aimed at according to a predetermined selection condition. The selection condition may be, for example, the order close to the player's character 70, the order of the angle of the player's character 70 from the direction of the player's character 70 or the direction of the camera's line of sight, or a combination of the plurality of conditions. It may be. When determining by combining a plurality of selection conditions, a priority order may be set.

  When the enemy character 72a to be aimed is selected, the shooting control unit 43 displays a lock-on cursor 74 for enabling the user to identify the enemy character 72a to be aimed near the enemy character 72a. The shooting control unit 43 further determines whether or not the enemy character 72a with the aim is within the shooting range of the player's character 70. If the enemy character 72a is within the shooting range, the user can identify that fact. A range mark 76 is displayed. When the user presses the firing button 22 while the range-of-range mark 76 is displayed, the shooting control unit 43 fires a gun toward the enemy character 72a that is aimed. When there is no enemy character 72 that satisfies the lock-on condition, the mode control unit 46 returns to the normal mode without shifting to the lock-on mode.

  FIG. 7 shows an example of a display screen when the player's character 70 is moved in the lock-on mode. In the lock-on mode, when the operation instruction acquisition unit 41 acquires an operation instruction using the direction key 21 or the analog stick 23, the movement control unit 42 moves the player's character 70 in the instructed direction. At this time, unlike the normal mode, the movement control unit 42 controls the player's character 70 so that the player's character 70 continues to face the enemy character 72a that is aimed at even if the player's character 70 moves. In the example shown in FIG. 7, the player's character 70 is moved backward, that is, in the direction toward the front of the screen, but the player's character 70 is not directed toward the front of the screen, and the direction of the enemy character 72 a locked on is changed. It is suitable. As a result, the user can shoot the enemy character 72a only by pressing the firing button 22 while the player's character 70 is being moved. Note that the face of the player's character 70 and the muzzle of the possessed gun need only face the enemy character 72a that is locked on, and as shown in FIG. Good.

  In the normal mode, the display control unit 44 smoothly changes the line-of-sight direction and position of the camera in accordance with the moving direction and moving amount of the player's character 70, but in the lock-on mode, The viewpoint position and line-of-sight direction of the camera are set so that both 72a and the player's character 70 are within the display screen. For example, the viewpoint position of the camera is set at a predetermined position on the extended line on the player's character 70 side of the straight line connecting the player's character 70 and the locked-on enemy character 72a, and the enemy character 72a locked on from that position is viewed in a direction. Set the line-of-sight direction. Accordingly, the user can visually recognize the state of the enemy character that is locked on while the player's character 70 is being moved. Unlike the normal mode, the lock-on mode does not accept an operation instruction for moving the viewpoint position or line-of-sight direction of the camera using the analog stick 26.

  Although the player's character 70 may not be facing the locked-on enemy character 72a, such as when the player's character 70 is temporarily attacked by an enemy character, the movement control unit 42 may It is only necessary to control the player's character 70 so that the character 70 keeps aiming at the enemy character 72a that is aimed at, and the player's character 70 exceptionally faces the enemy character 72a due to some other factor. Even if not, it is included in the technique described in this embodiment.

  Similarly, when there is an obstacle between the player's character 70 and the enemy character 72a that is locked on, and the enemy character 72a is hidden behind the obstacle, the enemy character 72a that is locked on with the player's character 70a. May not be displayed on the display screen, but it is only necessary that the display control unit 44 controls the camera so that both are within the display screen. Even if is not displayed, it is included in the technique described in the present embodiment.

  When the camera viewpoint position is calculated using a predetermined algorithm in each of the game modes of the normal mode and the lock-on mode, there is an object at the calculated camera viewpoint position, and the camera viewpoint position is inside the object. If it enters, the viewpoint position of the camera may be shifted outside the object.

  FIG. 8 shows an example of a display screen when the lock-on button 25 is further pressed in the lock-on mode. In the lock-on mode, while the shooting control unit 43 is aiming the shooting at the enemy character 72a, when the operation instruction acquiring unit 41 acquires again the operation instruction in which the lock-on button 25 is pressed, the shooting control unit 43 Then, the aim is moved to another enemy character 72b that satisfies the above-described lock-on condition. After the lock-on button 25 is first pressed to shift to the lock-on mode, there is a possibility that the situation has changed due to the movement of the player character 70 or the enemy character 72. The enemy character 72 satisfying the condition is searched again, and the enemy character to be aimed is selected. At this time, enemy characters that have already been aimed after shifting to the lock-on mode are excluded from the selection candidates. In order to manage whether or not the aim has been aimed, the shooting control unit 43 assigns a flag to each enemy character, sets a flag for the enemy character with the aim, and does not select it thereafter. May be. In this case, the flag is also initialized when the lock-on mode is released. If there are a plurality of enemy characters that satisfy the lock-on condition and have not yet been aimed, the enemy character to be aimed is selected according to the selection condition described above.

  In the example of FIG. 8, the aim is moving from the enemy character 72a to the enemy character 72b, and a lock-on cursor 74 is displayed near the enemy character 72b. Thereby, by pressing the lock-on button 25 a plurality of times, the enemy characters 72 that can be shot can be automatically scanned and aimed one after another, so that a user-friendly operation system can be realized. Since the enemy character 72b is outside the range of the gun of the player's character 70, the range-of-range mark 76 is not displayed. Even if the user presses the fire button 22 in this state, the enemy character 72b is not hit.

  When there is no enemy character that has not been aimed yet among enemy characters that satisfy the lock-on condition, the mode control unit 46 releases the lock-on mode and shifts to the normal mode. Accordingly, even a user who does not know how to release the lock-on mode can release the lock-on mode while pressing the lock-on button 25 several times, thus realizing a user-friendly operation system. be able to.

  Even in the lock-on mode, when the operation instruction acquisition unit 41 acquires an operation instruction for pressing the camera reset button 24, the mode control unit 46 releases the lock-on mode and shifts to the normal mode. As described above, in the lock-on mode, the display control unit 44 controls the camera different from the normal mode, so releasing the lock-on mode is the same as resetting the camera to return to the normal control. It is. Therefore, by assigning a button for releasing the lock-on mode in the lock-on mode and a button for resetting the designated position and line-of-sight direction of the camera in the normal mode to the same camera reset button 24, it is easy to understand intuitively. An operation system can be realized. In addition, it is possible to reduce the number of buttons to be operated and to realize an operation system that is easy to remember.

  When the user wants to aim at the enemy character 72 that cannot be locked on because the lock-on condition is not satisfied, the lock-on mode is temporarily canceled by continuously pressing the lock-on button 25 or pressing the camera reset button 24. Then, after shifting to the normal mode, the player character 70 is moved in the direction of the enemy character 72 to be aimed, or the camera reset button 24 is pressed to point the camera in the direction of the enemy character 72. The lock on button 25 may be pressed after the character 72 satisfies the lock on condition.

  FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the procedure of the game control method according to the present embodiment. When the control unit 40 is controlling the game in the normal mode (S10), when the game end is instructed (Y in S12), the control unit 40 ends the game. While the game is continued (N in S12), the game is advanced in the normal mode until the lock-on button 25 is pressed (N in S14). When the lock-on button 25 is pressed (Y in S14), if there is an enemy character that satisfies the lock-on condition (N in S16), the enemy that the shooting control unit 43 aims at from the enemy characters that satisfy the lock-on condition A character is selected (S18), and the mode control unit 46 shifts to the lock-on mode (S20). While neither the lock-on button 25 nor the camera reset button 24 for releasing the lock-on is pressed (N in S22 and N in S24), the game is advanced in the lock-on mode (S20). When the lock-on button 25 is pressed again (Y in S22), it is determined whether there is an enemy character that has not been aimed yet among enemy characters that satisfy the lock-on condition (S16). (Y in S16), the mode control unit 46 releases the lock-on mode (S26) and shifts to the normal mode (S10). If it exists (N in S16), the shooting control unit 43 selects an enemy character to be aimed from among unselected enemy characters that satisfy the lock-on condition (S18), and the lock-on mode is continued (S20). . When the camera reset button 24, which is a lock-on release button, is pressed (Y in S24), the mode control unit 46 releases the lock-on mode (S26) and shifts to the normal mode (S10).

  The present invention has been described based on the embodiments. This embodiment is an exemplification, and it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various modifications can be made to combinations of the respective constituent elements and processing processes, and such modifications are also within the scope of the present invention. is there.

It is a figure which shows the structure of the game device which concerns on embodiment. It is a figure which shows the external appearance of a controller. It is a figure which shows the example of the display screen in normal mode. It is a figure which shows the example of a display screen when moving the player's character in normal mode. It is a figure which shows the example of a display screen when a camera reset button is pushed in the state of FIG. It is a figure which shows the example of the display screen in lock on mode. It is a figure which shows the example of a display screen when moving the player's character in lock on mode. It is a figure which shows the example of a display screen when the lock on button is pushed further in lock on mode. It is a flowchart which shows the procedure of the game control method which concerns on embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

  10 game devices, 20 controllers, 21 direction keys, 22 firing buttons, 23 analog sticks, 24 camera reset buttons, 25 lock-on buttons, 30 input units, 40 control units, 41 operation instruction acquisition units, 42 movement control units, 43 shooting Control unit, 44 display control unit, 45 enemy character control unit, 46 mode control unit, 60 parameter holding unit, 62 three-dimensional data holding unit, 66 image processing unit, 68 display device.

Claims (7)

A user interface for receiving player's character operation instructions from the user;
A movement control unit that controls movement of the player's character in response to the operation instruction;
A shooting control unit that controls shooting by the player's character in response to the operation instruction;
A display control unit that generates a display screen according to the movement of the player's character;
When the user interface accepts an operation instruction to adjust the aim of the shooting to the shooting target, the mode control unit shifts from a normal game mode to a lock-on mode in which the aim is fixed to the shooting target, and
In the lock on mode,
The shooting control unit selects a shooting target to be aimed from among shooting targets that satisfy a predetermined condition, and fixes the aim to the shooting target.
The movement control unit controls the player's character so that the player's character keeps facing the shooting target with aiming even if the player's character moves,
The display control unit generates the display screen so that the shooting target and the player's character with aiming are within the display screen ,
While the shooting control unit is aiming the shooting target at the shooting target, the user interface receives the same operation instruction as the operation instruction for adjusting the shooting aim at the shooting target again. Move the aim to the target
While the shooting control unit is aiming the shooting target at the shooting target, the user interface receives the same operation instruction as the operation instruction for adjusting the shooting aim at the shooting target again. The game apparatus characterized in that the mode control unit releases the lock-on mode and shifts to the normal game mode when there is no shooting target that is not yet aimed at among the satisfying shooting targets .   The shooting control unit refers to at least one of a direction of the player character, a direction of a camera for generating the display screen, and a position of the shooting target, and selects a shooting target to be aimed at. The game device according to claim 1, wherein:   The game apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the shooting control unit displays a shooting target with an aim on the display screen so as to be identifiable.   The shooting control unit determines whether or not the shooting target is within a shooting range of the player's character. If the shooting target is within a shooting range, the shooting control unit displays the fact on the display screen in an identifiable manner. The game device according to claim 1. When receiving an operation instruction from the user to adjust the aim of the shooting of the player's character to the shooting target, the step of shifting from the normal game mode to the lock-on mode in which the aim is fixed to the shooting target;
In the lock on mode,
Selecting a shooting target to be aimed from among shooting targets that satisfy a predetermined condition, and fixing the aim to the shooting target;
Controlling the movement of the player's character so that the player's character continues to face the shooting target with the aiming even if the player's character moves;
Generating a display screen so that the shooting target and the player's character with aiming are within the display screen;
When the same operation instruction as the operation instruction for adjusting the shooting aim to the shooting target is received again from the user while the shooting aim is set to the shooting target, the aim is moved to another shooting target that satisfies the predetermined condition. Steps,
When the same operation instruction as the operation instruction for adjusting the shooting aim to the shooting target is received again from the user while the shooting aim is set to the shooting target, the shooting target that satisfies the predetermined condition is still When there is no shooting target without aiming, releasing the lock-on mode and shifting to the normal game mode;
A game control method comprising: On the computer,
A function to receive player's character operation instructions from the user;
A function of controlling movement of the player's character in response to the operation instruction;
A function of controlling shooting by the player's character in response to the operation instruction;
A function of generating a display screen according to the movement of the player's character;
When receiving an operation instruction for adjusting the aim of the shooting to the shooting target from the user, a function to shift from the normal game mode to the lock-on mode in which the aim is fixed to the shooting target is realized,
In the lock on mode,
The function of controlling the shooting is to select a shooting target to be aimed from among shooting targets that satisfy a predetermined condition, and to fix the aim to the shooting target.
The function of controlling the movement is to control the player's character so that the player's character keeps facing the shooting target that is aimed even when the player's character moves.
The function of generating the display screen is to generate the display screen so that the shooting target and the player's character with aiming are within the display screen ,
While the function for controlling the shooting is adjusting the shooting aim to the shooting target, the function for receiving the operation instruction receives again the same operation instruction as the operation instruction for adjusting the shooting aim to the shooting target. Move the aim to another target that meets the conditions
While the function for controlling the shooting is adjusting the shooting aim to the shooting target, the function for receiving the operation instruction receives the same operation instruction as the operation instruction for adjusting the shooting aim to the shooting target again. Causing the computer to further realize a function of releasing the lock-on mode and shifting to the normal game mode when there is no shooting target that has not been aimed yet among the shooting targets that satisfy the predetermined condition A game control program. On the computer,
A function to receive player's character operation instructions from the user;
A function of controlling movement of the player's character in response to the operation instruction;
A function of controlling shooting by the player's character in response to the operation instruction;
A function of generating a display screen according to the movement of the player's character;
When receiving an operation instruction for adjusting the aim of the shooting to the shooting target from the user, a function to shift from the normal game mode to the lock-on mode in which the aim is fixed to the shooting target is realized,
In the lock on mode,
The function of controlling the shooting is to select a shooting target to be aimed from among shooting targets that satisfy a predetermined condition, and to fix the aim to the shooting target.
The function of controlling the movement is to control the player's character so that the player's character keeps facing the shooting target that is aimed even when the player's character moves.
The function of generating the display screen is to generate the display screen so that the shooting target and the player's character with the aim are within the display screen ,
While the function for controlling the shooting is adjusting the shooting aim to the shooting target, the function for receiving the operation instruction receives the same operation instruction as the operation instruction for adjusting the shooting aim to the shooting target again. Move the aim to another target that meets the conditions
While the function for controlling the shooting is adjusting the shooting aim to the shooting target, the function for receiving the operation instruction receives the same operation instruction as the operation instruction for adjusting the shooting aim to the shooting target again. Causing the computer to further realize a function of releasing the lock-on mode and shifting to the normal game mode when there is no shooting target that has not been aimed yet among the shooting targets that satisfy the predetermined condition The computer-readable recording medium which recorded the game control program characterized by these.

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