JP5879007B1 - GAME PROGRAM AND INFORMATION PROCESSING DEVICE - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to improve the operability of a player when performing a plurality of actions on a game object. A game program for advancing a game according to an operation on a touch panel is associated with a first operation area 340 on a computer according to an operation on the first operation area 340 on a game image. One of the above-mentioned areas on the path 350 is displayed on the path 350 in accordance with the process for causing the game object to perform one action and the operation on the second operation area 341. The movement image 351 is arranged so that the movement image 351 at the second closest position to the one area on the path 350 is arranged at the closest position on the path 350. And changing the action of the game object different from the associated action in response to an operation on the second operation area from the player. To perform in-objects. [Selection] Figure 9

Description

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

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a game program for causing a game to progress in response to an operation of a player on a touch panel is known for an information processing apparatus including a touch panel such as a smartphone or a tablet terminal. In this game program, a game image including a game object such as a character and an operation area for receiving an operation from the player is displayed on the touch panel. In the game program, the game object is caused to perform one action associated with the operation area in response to an operation on the operation area.

  With regard to this type of game program, Patent Document 1 discloses a technique for causing a character to perform an action by providing two or more unit areas in an operation area and allowing a player to continuously select a combination of adjacent unit areas. It is disclosed.

Japanese Patent No. 5632550

  However, in the technique described in Patent Document 1, when a character is caused to perform a plurality of actions, the player has to sequentially select a plurality of combinations of unit areas corresponding to the actions. As a result, there is a problem that the operation of the player becomes complicated.

  The present invention has been made in view of such problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a game program and an information processing apparatus that improve the operability of the player when a game object performs a plurality of actions. .

  In order to solve the above problems, a game program according to the present invention is a game program for advancing a game in accordance with an operation on a touch panel of a player, and a game object in which a plurality of operations are set in a computer. A first operation area associated with one of the plurality of movements, a second operation area for changing the movement associated with the first operation area, and the second operation area. An image area for indicating a changeable action, and when there is the changeable action, the change is possible on a route toward at least one of the first operation area and the second operation area Image generation processing for generating a game image including an image region configured to include an action image indicating a correct action, and outputting the game image to the touch panel An image output process; an action execution process for causing the game object to perform the one action associated with the first operation area in response to an operation on the first operation area from the player; When there is a motion image on the route at the time of the operation according to an operation on the two operation regions, the one operation associated with the first operation region is performed on the route at the time of the operation. If the operation image is changed to the operation indicated by the operation image closest to the area, and the operation image is also in the second closest position to any one area on the route during the operation, the second image A change process for changing the arrangement of the action image on the route so that the action image at the position is arranged at the closest position. In response to the operation on the operation area, to perform different operations on the game object with the association was the one operation.

  In a game realized by these processes, it is possible to cause a game object to perform a plurality of actions by repeating one action and its change by operations on two areas, a first operation area and a second operation area. That is, according to the present game, the operability of the player when causing the game object to perform a plurality of actions can be improved.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to improve the operability of the player when causing the game object to perform a plurality of actions.

FIG. 1 is a network configuration diagram including an information processing apparatus according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a diagram for explaining the external configuration of the player terminal and the outline of the game. FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a functional configuration of the player terminal. FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining an example of the character information shown in FIG. FIG. 5 is a flowchart for explaining processing related to technique selection and technique activation. FIG. 6 is a flowchart for explaining the subroutine of step SP17 shown in FIG. FIG. 7 is a flowchart for explaining the subroutine of step SP21 shown in FIG. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing various state states of the operation region and the technique image region in the game image according to the first embodiment. FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating various other state states of the operation region and the technique image region in the game image according to the first embodiment. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing various state states of the operation region and the technique image region in the game image according to the second embodiment. FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating various region states of the operation region and the technique image region in the game image according to the third embodiment. FIG. 12 is a diagram showing various region states of the operation region and the technique image region in the game image according to the fourth embodiment. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing various region states of the operation region and the technique image region in the game image according to the fifth embodiment. FIG. 14 is a diagram showing various state states of the operation region and the technique image region in the game image according to the modified example.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In order to facilitate understanding of the description, the same components and steps are denoted by the same reference numerals as much as possible in each drawing, and redundant description is omitted.

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<Game system>
First, the game system according to the first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the game system according to the first embodiment includes one or more player terminals 10 and a server device 11.

  Each player terminal 10 is an information processing apparatus (computer) possessed by a game player. As this player terminal 10, various things, such as a video game machine, a portable game machine, an arcade game machine, a smart phone, a tablet, a personal computer, are mentioned.

  Each player terminal 10 can be connected to the server device 11 via a network NT such as the Internet.

  The server device 11 has a game program 12 according to the first embodiment. When the server device 11 is connected to each player terminal 10 and receives a download request from any player terminal 10, the server device 11 transmits a game program 12 to the arbitrary player terminal 10. Thereby, the game program 12 is downloaded (received) to an arbitrary player terminal 10 and installed. The game program 12 is executed by an arbitrary player terminal 10. When the game program 12 is executed, a game along the game program 12 is provided to the player. This game can be played by the players of each player terminal 10 in cooperation with the server device 11 mediating game data, for example.

  Note that the game program 12 may be executed by the server device 11 as an information processing device, and the result may be displayed on the player terminal 10. The game program 12 may be executed jointly by the player terminal 10 and the server device 11. Hereinafter, a case where the game program 12 is executed by the player terminal 10 will be described as an example.

<Appearance configuration>
Next, the external configuration of the player terminal 10 will be described with reference to FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the player terminal 10 includes a touch panel 20. The touch panel 20 includes both a display function and an input function, and includes a display that bears the display function and a touch sensor that bears the input function. The game image 30 is displayed on the display by executing the game program 12. The touch sensor detects various operations of the player with respect to the game image 30 displayed on the display.

  In addition, the player terminal 10 may further include, for example, a speaker, a microphone, a hard button, an audio output terminal, a camera, and the like.

<Game overview>
Next, the outline of the game provided to the player will be described with reference to FIG.

  The game according to the first embodiment is a game that progresses while operating the game object in accordance with the operation of the touch panel 20 by the player. Such game types are not particularly limited, for example, action games, role playing games, puzzle games, shooting games, action role playing games, and the like. Hereinafter, an action role playing game will be described as an example.

  When the game according to the first embodiment is executed, first, one game stage is selected by the player from a plurality of game stages to be cleared. In response to this, a game image 30 as shown in FIG. 2 is displayed on the touch panel 20.

  In this game image 30, the player character 31 can perform various actions including movement, attack, technique and the like according to the operation of the touch panel 20, and develops a battle with the enemy character 32 encountered at the destination.

  In this game, one or a plurality of teammate characters 33 operated by another player having a player terminal different from the player terminal 10 or by a computer can also participate as appropriate. Each of the characters 31 to 33 has a unique durability (hereinafter referred to as “HP”).

  If the HP of any character becomes zero due to the opponent's attack during the battle, the character disappears from the game image 30. Here, when the player character 31 disappears, the game ends there. Further, for example, when the enemy character 32 is annihilated or a so-called boss character disappears from the game screen 30 in the enemy character 32, the game is cleared.

<Contents of game image>
Next, the contents of the game image 30 displayed during the battle will be described.

  The game image 30 includes, for example, a player character 31, an enemy character 32, a teammate character 33, an operation area 34, and a technique image area 35. In addition, the game image 30 includes HP display bars 310, 320, and 330.

  The player character 31 is a game object in which a plurality of actions such as movement, attack, and technique are set. In particular, the player character 31 is set with a plurality of techniques. The player character 31 moves according to the operation of the touch panel 20 by the player of the player terminal 10. Although the technique of the player character 31 is not particularly limited, even if the enemy character 32 is attacked or its status is lowered, the HP of the player character 31 or the like is recovered or its status is improved. You may do.

  The HP of the player character 31 is displayed by the HP display bar 310. Further, the player character 31 is set with a level that is a numerical value representing the level of strength. This level is increased by one when the player character 31 obtains an experience value by defeating the enemy character 32, and the experience value reaches a certain value.

  The movement of the player character 31 is performed by a so-called swipe in which the player touches and slides the player character 31 with a fingertip. In addition, actions different from movement, such as attack and skill of the player character 31, are performed by the player operating the operation area 34.

  One or a plurality of enemy characters 32 are prepared in one game stage. In the enemy character 32, the strongest boss character in the one game stage may be appropriately prepared. The enemy character 32 is a character operated by a computer, for example. Of course, depending on the game, it may be operated by another player. The HP of the enemy character 32 is displayed by the HP display bar 320.

  The teammate character 33 is operated by another player of a player terminal different from the player terminal 10 or by a computer. The HP of the teammate character 33 is displayed by the HP display bar 330.

  The operation area 34 includes a technique activation button 340 and a technique change button 341. Although the operation area 34 may include other operation buttons, the number of the operation areas 34 is minimized by increasing each character and background so that the player's feeling of immersion in the game is not impaired. The smaller one is preferable from the viewpoint of keeping the limit.

  The arrangement of the technique activation button 340 and the technique change button 341 is not particularly limited. For example, the technique change button 341 is arranged at a corner such as the lower right of the game image 30. Further, the technique activation button 340 is disposed inside the technique change button 341 (on the center side of the screen) and in the vicinity of the technique change button 341.

  The technique activation button 340 is a first operation area associated with one action (technique) among a plurality of actions set for the player character 31. When the technique activation button 340 is touched, the technique associated with the technique activation button 340 is activated.

  The technique change button 341 is a second operation area for changing (selecting) the technique associated with the technique activation button 340.

  When the technique change button 341 is touch-operated, the technique associated with the technique activation button 340 is changed to another technique set for the player character 31. In the first embodiment, when the technique change button 341 is touch-operated, not only the above-described change but also an action other than the technique, such as a normal attack, is performed on the enemy character 32. The “normal attack” is, for example, an attack having a smaller power than the technique set for the player character 31 or an attack having a narrow attack range.

  The technique image area 35 is an image area for indicating a technique that can be changed by the technique change button 341. The technique image area 35 is disposed, for example, inside the technique activation button 340 and in the vicinity thereof. Further, when there is a technique that can be changed, the technique image area 35 is configured to include one or a plurality of technique images 351 indicating the technique that can be changed on a route 350 toward the technique activation button 340. The technique image 351 is such that the player can understand the technique that can be changed by the corresponding technique identification information (for example, a technique number such as 0 to 3) or an icon indicating the type of technique (sword technique, magic technique, etc.). To express. Further, when there are a plurality of technique images 351, they express different techniques. In the drawing, the technique image 351 represents a technique that can be changed only by a technique number.

  The shape of the path 350 toward the technique activation button 340 is not particularly limited, such as a linear shape, a zigzag shape, and a circular shape, and an alphabetic C shape, L shape, Q shape, and Z shape. For example, in the first embodiment, the shape of the path 350 is set to be linear. On such a path 350, the technique images 351 are arranged in the order of the technique numbers indicated by the technique images 351. In addition, although the presence or absence of the display on the game image 30 is not particularly limited, the route 350 is configured not to be displayed on the game image 30 in the first embodiment.

<Functional configuration>
Next, the functional configuration of the player terminal 10 according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the player terminal 10 includes a communication unit 40, a storage unit 41, and a control unit 42 in addition to the touch panel 20.

  The communication unit 40 performs information communication with the server device 11 and other player terminals via the network NT. The communication unit 40 functions as a reception unit that receives various data and signals transmitted from the server device 11 and as a transmission unit that transmits various data and signals to the server device 11 and the like according to instructions from the control unit 42. It has the function of.

  The storage unit 41 includes, for example, a RAM (Read Only Memory) and a ROM (Random Access Memory). In addition to storing the game program 12, the storage unit 41 stores player character information 410, enemy character information 411, player information 412, and stage information 413. A part of the information 410 to 413 may be transmitted from the server device 11 as needed and stored in the storage unit 41 of the player terminal 10. Hereinafter, the player character information 410 is referred to as “character information 410”.

  The character information 410 includes various information of the player character 31 used in the game.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the character information 410 includes a character ID, a name, a technique number, a technique image storage location, technique operation information, and a cool time. In addition, although not shown, the character information 410 includes the level of the player character 31, attack power, defense power, and the like. These various types of information are associated with each other, for example, in a table format. Hereinafter, the cool time in the character information 410 is referred to as “maximum cool time” in order to distinguish the cool time from gradually elapses.

  The character ID is an identifier set for each player character 31.

  The name is the name of the player character 31 set for each player character 31.

  The technique number is a technique number for identifying a plurality of techniques set for each player character 31. In the first embodiment, for each player character 31, for example, the total number of techniques is set to four, and the technique numbers “0” to “3” are prepared correspondingly. Of course, the total number of techniques may be different depending on the type or level of the player character 31 or depending on the player.

  The technique image storage location is information indicating the location of the storage unit 41 in which the technique image 351 is stored. The technical image 351 may be motion data, a moving image, or the like.

  The technique / motion information is associated with each technique of the player character 31. The operation of the technique may be common to a plurality of techniques such as a magic attack (weak), a magic attack (medium), and a magic attack (strong). Moreover, the operation | movement of a technique may differ for every technique, such as a left-right attack and a jump continuous attack, for example. However, the skill is set differently for different techniques. For example, the power of the technique is set to increase as the technique number increases, and the technique having the technique number “3” may have the highest power.

  The maximum cool time is associated with each skill of the player character 31. The maximum cool time indicates a waiting time (milliseconds) until the next technique can be used after the corresponding technique is used (activated). The maximum cool time may be different for each technique or may be the same. For example, the maximum cool time may be set longer as the skill is higher. The maximum cool time may be set longer as the technique number is larger.

  Returning to FIG. 3, the enemy character information 411 includes various information of the enemy character 32 used in the game. The enemy character information 411 includes, for example, an enemy character ID, name, technique, HP, attack power, defense power, and the like. These various types of information are associated with each other, for example, in a table format.

  The player information 412 includes various information of the player of the player terminal 10. The player information 412 includes a player ID, a player name, a player level, a current stamina, a maximum stamina value, a game stage progress status, usable character information, and the like. These pieces of information are associated with each other, for example, in a table format. The “stamina” is a parameter consumed every time a game stage is started. The usable character information includes the player character owned by the player, the level of the player character, and the like.

  The stage information 413 includes, for example, a stage ID, a stage name, consumption stamina, and appearance enemy character information. These various types of information are associated with each other, for example, in a table format.

  The control unit 42 controls the entire player terminal 10 and is realized by the processor executing the game program 12. The control unit 42 includes a game progression unit 420, an image generation unit 421, an image output unit 422, an operation execution unit 423, a change unit 424, and a cool time setting unit 425.

  The game progress unit 420 has a function of executing a game progress process for controlling the progress of the game. The game progression unit 420 appropriately accesses the storage unit 41 to acquire character information 410, enemy character information 411, player information 412, stage information 413, and the like. And the game progress part 420 performs a game progress process based on the acquired information. Examples of the game progress processing include battle start processing, battle end processing, HP subtraction processing, and disappearance determination processing for each character. Further, the game progress process includes a process for recognizing an operation performed on the touch panel 20 during the game.

  The image generation unit 421 has a function of executing image generation processing for generating various images including the game image 30. Immediately after the start of the battle, for example, the technique activation button 340 displays an image including “0” having the smallest technique number. This image is displayed based on the technique image 351, for example. Further, immediately after the start of the battle, for example, the number of techniques that can be changed by the technique change button 341 is set to a maximum value (a number obtained by subtracting 1 from the total number of techniques set). In the technique image area 35 of the game image 30, a number of technique images 351 corresponding to the maximum value are displayed in the order of technique numbers. Specifically, as the technique image 351, those corresponding to the technique number “1”, those corresponding to the technique number “2”, and those corresponding to the technique number “3” in the order from the technique activation button 340. Are displayed side by side.

  The image output unit 422 has a function of executing an image output process for outputting the game image 30 to the touch panel 20.

  The action execution unit 423 has a function of executing action execution processing for causing each character to perform actions such as movement, attack, and technique. In particular, the action execution unit 423 causes the player character 31 to perform any action with respect to the player character 31 in accordance with an operation from the player. For example, the action execution unit 423 causes the player character 31 to perform one technique associated with the technique activation button 340 in response to an operation on the technique activation button 340.

The change unit 424 has a function of executing various change processes related to the operation area 34 and the technique image area 35. For example, in response to a touch operation on the technique change button 341 from the player, the change unit 424 displays the technique associated with the technique activation button 340 when the technique image 351 is on the path 350 at the time of the touch operation. Change to the technique indicated by any one of the images. In the first embodiment, the changing unit 424 changes the operation to the operation indicated by the technique image 351 at the position closest to the technique activation button 340 (first position) on the route 350 at the time of operation.
In addition, when there is a technique image 351 at the second closest position to the technique activation button 340 during the touch operation, the changing unit 424 may arrange the technique image 351 at the second position at the closest position. The arrangement of the technique image 351 on the path 350 is changed.

  The cool time setting unit 425 has a function of executing a cool time setting process in which, after the action execution unit 423 causes the player character 31 to perform a technique, the technique cannot be executed (prohibited) until the maximum cool time elapses. ing. The cool time setting unit 425 also has a function of causing the image generation unit 421 to execute a process indicating whether or not each technique set on the player character 31 on the game image 30 can be activated. .

<Processing flow of player terminal>
Next, as a process flow of the player terminal 10, a process flow related to technique selection and technique activation will be described.

  FIG. 5 is a flowchart for explaining processing related to technique selection and technique activation. FIG. 6 is a flowchart for explaining the subroutine of step SP17 shown in FIG. FIG. 7 is a flowchart for explaining the subroutine of step SP21 shown in FIG. FIG. 8 is a diagram showing various states of the operation area 34 and the technique image area 35 in the game image 30 according to the first embodiment. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing other various states of the operation area 34 and the technique image area 35 in the game image 30 according to the first embodiment. In FIG. 8 and subsequent figures, for convenience, the operation area 34 and the technique image area 35 are shown only in the uppermost A state in the figure.

  The following step SP10 is started when the game is started and the game image 30 is output by the image output unit 422.

(Step SP10)
The change unit 424 initializes the technique associated with the technique activation button 340.

  Specifically, when the variable indicating the technique number of the technique associated with the technique activation button 340 is N, for example, 0 is substituted for N (N = 0). As a result, the technique with the technique number “0” is associated (initialized) with the technique activation button 340. Hereinafter, the technique number of the technique associated with the technique activation button 340 will be referred to as “technique number N” as appropriate. Next, the process proceeds to the process of step SP11.

(Step SP11)
The changing unit 424 initializes the image of the technique activation button 340 displayed on the game image 30 via the image generation unit 421 based on the character information 410.

  Specifically, the changing unit 424 reads the character information 410. Then, the changing unit 424 acquires a technique image storage location corresponding to technique number 0 from the character information 410. Next, the changing unit 424 acquires the technique image 351 in the acquired technique image storage location. Thereafter, the changing unit 424 performs image processing such as enlargement based on the acquired technique image 351, and causes the image generation unit 421 to reflect the image processed image as the image of the technique activation button 340 in the game image 30. Control.

  As a result, the image of the technique activation button 340 is changed (initialized) to an image corresponding to the technique of technique number 0. Of course, an image of the technique activation button 340 may be prepared in advance, and the image may be changed to an image corresponding to the technique of technique number 0. In the image of the technique activation button 340 after initialization, “0” indicating the value of technique number 0 is described as in the state A shown in FIG. 8, for example. Next, the process proceeds to the process of step SP12.

(Step SP12)
Based on the character information 410, the changing unit 424 initializes the arrangement of the technique images 351 displayed on the game image 30 via the image generation unit 421.

  Specifically, the changing unit 424 stores all the skill image storage locations corresponding to the character ID of the player character 31 displayed in the game image 30 from the character information 410 (the skill image storage locations corresponding to the skill number 0). Is excluded). Then, the changing unit 424 acquires the technique image 351 in each acquired technique image storage location. That is, the changing unit 424 acquires the number of technique images 351 corresponding to the number one less than the total number of techniques of the player character 31. Thereafter, the changing unit 424 controls the image generating unit 421 so that the acquired technique images 351 are arranged on the route 350 from the side closer to the technique activation button 340 in ascending order of the technique numbers indicated by the technique images 351.

  As a result, the arrangement of the technique image 351 is initialized. Specifically, as in the state A shown in FIG. 8, the technique image 351 corresponds to the technique number “1” and the technique number “2” in order from the technique activation button 340. The items corresponding to the technique number “3” are displayed side by side. Next, the process proceeds to the process of step SP13.

(Step SP13)
The game progression unit 420 determines whether or not a touch operation has been performed on one of the technique activation button 340 and the technique change button 341. If the determination is affirmative, the process proceeds to step SP14. If the determination is negative, the process proceeds to step SP23.

(Step SP14)
The game progression unit 420 determines whether the touch operation target in step SP13 is the technique activation button 340 or the technique change button 341. If the touch operation target is the technique activation button 340, the process proceeds to step SP15. If the touch operation target is the technique change button 341, the process proceeds to step SP18.

(Step SP15)
The action execution unit 423 determines whether or not the technique with the technique number N associated with the technique activation button 340 can be activated.

  Specifically, the action execution unit 423 makes an affirmative determination that activation is possible when a later-described activation prohibition flag is set for the technique number N, and the activation prohibition flag is not set for the technique number N. It is determined that it cannot be activated. If the determination is affirmative, the process proceeds to step SP16. If the determination is negative, the process proceeds to step SP13.

(Step SP16)
Based on the character information 410, the action execution unit 423 activates the technique with the technique number N associated with the technique activation button 340.

  Specifically, the action execution unit 423 acquires technique action information corresponding to the technique number N from the character information 410 in response to the touch operation of the technique activation button 340. Then, the action execution unit 423 controls the image generation unit 421 so that the player character 31 performs a technique action according to the technique action information. As a result, for example, when the player character 31 performs a technique on the enemy character 32, the game progression unit 420 subtracts the HP of the enemy character 32 accordingly. Next, the process proceeds to the process of step SP17.

(Step SP17)
The cool time setting unit 425 calls a cool time setting process (subroutine) using the technique number N as an argument. This cool time setting process is executed in parallel for each technique.

  Hereinafter, the flow of the cool time setting process will be described with reference to FIG.

(Step SP17A)
The cool time setting unit 425 prohibits the technique number N from being activated. Specifically, the cool time setting unit 425 sets an activation prohibition flag for the technique number N. Next, the process proceeds to the process of step SP17B.

(Step SP17B)
The cool time setting unit 425 sets the maximum cool time for the technique with the technique number N based on the character information 410.

  Specifically, the cool time setting unit 425 acquires the maximum cool time corresponding to the technique number N from the character information 410. And the cool time setting part 425 sets the maximum cool time with respect to the technique of the technique number N by substituting the value which the acquired maximum cool time shows to the variable t. Hereinafter, the cool time indicated by the variable t is referred to as “cool time t”. Next, the process proceeds to the process of step SP17C.

(Step SP17C)
The cool time setting unit 425 controls the image generation unit 421 so that a cool time display indicating that the technique with the technique number N that has been activated cannot be activated again (cool time) is displayed on the game image 30. Accordingly, the cool time setting unit 425 notifies the player that the technique with the technique number N that has been activated cannot be activated again.

  Specifically, under the control of the cool time setting unit 425, the image generation unit 421 displays an image indicating that the activated technique cannot be activated again at any part of the game image 30. In the first embodiment, the image generation unit 421 converts the image of the technique activation button 340 indicating the technique of the technique number N, such as the A state illustrated in FIG. 8, into the image of the technique activation button 340 such as the B state. change. That is, the image generation unit 421 displays a grayed-out image in a state where the whole is grayed out with respect to the image of the technique activation button 340 indicating the technique of the technique number N. Thereby, on the game image 30, a gray-out image is expressed as a cool time display. Next, the process proceeds to step SP17D.

(Step SP17D)
The cool time setting unit 425 decrements the cool time t (t = t−1). Next, the process proceeds to the process of step SP17E.

(Step SP17E)
The cool time setting unit 425 controls the image generation unit 421 to change the cool time display.

  Specifically, under the control of the cool time setting unit 425, the image generation unit 421 represents the elapsed time of the cool time t in a gray-out image in the form of a clock hand. At this time, for example, as in the C state and the D state shown in FIG. 8, the cool time setting unit 425 cancels the gray-out for a portion that occupies the elapsed time in the gray-out image. As a result, when the cool time t has passed the maximum cool time, the gray-out of all parts of the gray-out image is canceled and the image corresponding to the technique number N can be activated, for example, as in state A shown in FIG. Return to. Next, the process proceeds to the process of step SP17F.

(Step SP17F)
The cool time setting unit 425 determines whether or not the cool time t has passed the maximum cool time. Specifically, the cool time setting unit 425 determines whether or not the cool time t is 0 or less (t ≦ 0?). If an affirmative determination is made, the process proceeds to step SP17G. If a negative determination is made, the process proceeds to step SP17D. By repeating steps SP17D to 17F, for example, the image of the technique activation button 340 in the A state shown in FIG. 8 is sequentially changed to the image of the technique activation button 340 in the B state, the C state, and the D state. After that, when the maximum cool time elapses, the image returns to the A state.

(Step SP17G)
The cool time setting unit 425 permits the activation of the technique of the technique number for which the cool time has elapsed among the technique numbers. Specifically, the cool time setting unit 425 defeats the activation prohibition flag for the technique number for which the cool time has elapsed.

  After the above processing, the cool time setting processing is completed.

  Returning to FIG. 5, the continuation of the flow of processing relating to technique selection and technique activation will be described.

(Step SP18)
The change unit 424 determines whether or not there is a technique image 351 on the path 350 when the technique change button 341 is touched. Specifically, the changing unit 424 determines whether or not the technique number N is the maximum value N _max (total number of techniques −1). That is, if the technique number N is the maximum value N _max , there is no technique image 351 on the path 350. If the technique number N is not the maximum value N _max , there is a technique image 351 on the path 350. If the determination is affirmative, the process proceeds to step SP22. If the determination is negative, the process proceeds to step SP19.

(Step SP19)
In response to the touch operation on the technique change button 341, the changing unit 424 changes the technique associated with the technique activation button 340 to the technique image 351 that is closest to the technique activation button 340 on the path 350 during the touch operation. Change to the technique shown.

  Specifically, the changing unit 424 increments the technique number N associated with the technique activation button 340 (N = N + 1). Next, the process proceeds to the process of step SP20.

(Step SP20)
The changing unit 424 changes the image of the technique activation button 340 displayed on the game image 30 via the image generating unit 421 based on the character information 410.

  Specifically, the changing unit 424 reads the character information 410. Then, the change unit 424 acquires the technique image storage location corresponding to the technique number N from the character information 410. Next, the changing unit 424 acquires the technique image 351 in the acquired technique image storage location. Thereafter, the changing unit 424 performs image processing such as enlargement based on the acquired technique image 351, and causes the image generation unit 421 to reflect the image processed image as the image of the technique activation button 340 in the game image 30. Control.

  As a result, the image of the technique activation button 340 is changed to an image indicating the technique of the technique number N newly associated.

  By repeating the above step SP20, that is, by touching the technique change button 341, for example, the image of the technique activation button 340 in the A state shown in FIG. The images are sequentially changed to the G state image. More specifically, the image of the technique activation button 340 is changed from an image in the A state indicating technique number 0 (the technique) to an image in the E state indicating technique number 1, an image in the F state indicating technique number 2, The image is sequentially changed to an F state image indicating number 2 and an F state image indicating technique number 3. Next, the process proceeds to the process of step SP21.

(Step SP21)
The changing unit 424 calls the arrangement changing process (subroutine) of the technique image 351 displayed on the game image 30.

  Hereinafter, the flow of the arrangement changing process will be described with reference to FIG.

(Step SP21A)
The changing unit 424 controls the image generating unit 421 so as to delete the technique image 351 located closest to the technique activation button 340 on the route 350.

  Specifically, under the control of the changing unit 424, the image generating unit 421 displays the technique image 351 corresponding to the technique number N displayed on the game image 30 when the technique changing button 341 is touched, in the technique image area 35. Erase from inside. Next, the process proceeds to the process of step SP21B.

(Step SP21B)
The changing unit 424 determines whether there is a technique image 351 on the technique activation button 340 on the route 350 after the second. Specifically, the changing unit 424 determines whether or not the value when the technique number N is further incremented is not the maximum value N _max . If the determination is affirmative, the process proceeds to step SP21C. If the determination is negative, the process proceeds to step SP22 shown in FIG.

(Step SP21C)
The changing unit 424 changes the arrangement of the technique images 351 on the path 350 by shifting the technique images 351 closest to the second and subsequent ones to the technique activation button 340 side.

  Specifically, the changing unit 424 moves the technique image 351 indicating the technique number obtained by incrementing the technique number N once to the position where the technique image 351 corresponding to the technique number N is deleted. Thereby, the arrangement of the technique image 351 is changed so that the image 351 at the second position is arranged at the closest position. In addition, when there is also a technique image 351 indicating the technique number obtained by incrementing the technique number N twice on the route 350, the changing unit 424 includes the technique image 351 indicating the technique number obtained by incrementing the technique number N once. Move it to the desired position. Thereby, the arrangement of the technique image 351 is changed so that the image 351 at the third position is arranged at the second position.

  By repeating the processing of these steps SP21A to 21C, for example, the arrangement of the technique image 351 in the A state shown in FIG. 9 is sequentially changed to the arrangement of the E state, the F state, and the G state. More specifically, the arrangement of the technique image 351 indicates the technique image 351 indicating the technique numbers 2 and 3 from the arrangement of the state A of the technique image 351 indicating the technique numbers 1, 2, and 3 in order from the technique activation button 340 side. The arrangement is in the E state. Next, the arrangement of the technique image 351 is the arrangement of the technique image 351 indicating the technique number 3 in the F state. Finally, the arrangement of the technique images 351 is an arrangement in a G state in which no technique images 351 are arranged.

  In this way, the touch operation on the technique change button 341 is repeated, and the arrangement of the technique images 351 is sequentially changed, so that the technique image 351 corresponding to the technique having the technique number N is not displayed on the game image 30. Each technique image 351 of the technique having the technique number N or more is moved so as to be moved toward the technique activation button 340 side.

  Through the above processing, the technique for changing the arrangement of the technique image 351 is completed.

  Returning to FIG. 5, the continuation of the flow of processing relating to technique selection and technique activation will be described.

(Step SP22)
The action execution unit 423 causes the player character 31 to perform an action (for example, a normal attack) associated with the technique change button 341 in response to a touch operation on the technique change button 341. Next, the process proceeds to the process of step SP23.

(Step SP23)
The game progression unit 420 determines whether or not a certain time has elapsed since the last touch operation. If the determination is affirmative, the process proceeds to step SP10. If the determination is negative, the process proceeds to step SP24. The fixed time is not particularly limited, but is set shorter than the maximum cool time corresponding to at least one technique set for the player character 31, for example.

(Step SP24)
The game progression unit 420 determines whether or not the game has ended. If an affirmative determination is made, the series of processing ends and the game ends. If a negative determination is made, the processing proceeds to step SP13.

  Next, a transition from when the region state of the operation region 34 and the technique image region 35 shown in FIG. 9 is in the G state will be described.

When the technique number N is the maximum value N _max and an affirmative determination is made in step SP23 and the processing in steps SP10 to SP12 is performed, the area states of the operation area 34 and the technique image area 35 are, for example, from the G state shown in FIG. Initialized to A state. If the technique number N is less than the maximum value N _{max and} an affirmative determination is made in step SP23 and the processes in steps SP10 to SP12 are performed, the states of the operation area 34 and the technique image area 35 are, for example, the E state shown in FIG. Or from the F state to the A state.

When the technique number N is the maximum value N _max , the state of the operation area 34 and the technique image area 35 is initialized after a certain period of time regardless of the touch operation, and the technique can be changed. In other words, when the technique number N is the maximum value N _max , the changing unit 424 prohibits the technique from being changed for a certain period of time.

Next, it is assumed that the technique activation button 340 is touch-operated in a state where the technique number N associated with the technique activation button 340 is not 0, which is the state of the operation area 34 and the technique image area 35. Specifically, the G state when the technique number N is the maximum value N _max will be described as an example. In addition, the dotted line arrow in FIG. 9 has shown the transition of the area | region state after the technique activation button 340 is touch-operated when the technique number N is the maximum value _Nmax .

  First, when the technique activation button 340 is touched while the area state is the G state, the area state changes to the H state. In this H state, the cool time display (grayed out) is performed for the image of the technique activation button 340 corresponding to the technique number N by the processing of step SP17. When the elapse of a predetermined time is determined by the processing in step SP23, the region state changes to the I state by initialization. In this I state, the cool time display of the image of the technique activation button 340 is reflected in the technique image 351 corresponding to the technique number of the technique associated with the technique activation button 340. As a result, the cool time display of the activated technique is continued.

<Effect>
Next, effects according to the first embodiment will be described.

  In the first embodiment, by changing the technique activation button 340 and the technique change button 341 by the processing of steps SP14, 16, 19 and the like, the technique change is repeated, and the player character 31 is given three or more techniques. Can be done. For example, the player first performs the technique of technique number 0 by selecting the technique activation button 340, then the normal attack by selection of the technique change button 341, then the technique of technique number 1 by selection of the technique activation button 340, and so on. The player character 31 can perform a plurality of techniques. That is, according to the first embodiment, it is possible to improve the operability of the player when causing the player character 31 to perform a plurality of techniques. In addition, according to the first embodiment, by using two buttons for causing the player character 31 to perform a plurality of techniques, the operation area 34 occupying the game image 30 is reduced, so that the immersive feeling of the player is not impaired. Can be.

  In addition, the change unit 424 causes the technique associated with the technique activation button 340 to be the closest to the technique activation button 340 on the route 350 at the time of the operation according to the operation on the technique change button 341 by the processing of step SP19 and the like. The technique is changed to the technique indicated by the technique image 351 at the position. As a result, the technique indicated by the technique image 351 adjacent to the technique activation button 340 (closest position) becomes the technique change destination. Therefore, according to the first embodiment, the player can intuitively grasp the next technique that can be activated by operating the technique change button 341, thereby improving the operability of the player. be able to.

  Further, the change unit 424 performs a route such that the technique image 351 at the second position is arranged at the position closest to the technique activation button 340 in accordance with the operation on the technique change button 341 by the processing of steps SP21B, 21C, and the like. The arrangement of the technique image 351 on 350 is changed. That is, the changing unit 424 can draw the technique image 351 at the second position to the technique activation button 340. Therefore, according to the first embodiment, the player can easily grasp the order of the techniques that can be activated by operating the technique change button 341, thereby improving the operability of the player. Can do.

  Further, the changing unit 424 can repeat the arrangement changing process of the technique image 351 by the processing of steps SP21, 24, etc., and draw the technique image 351 farthest from the technique activation button 340 to the technique activation button 340. Therefore, according to the first embodiment, the player can repeat the touch operation to give a sense of hand-drawing, thereby improving the interest of the game. At this time, in order to positively give the player a sense of handing over, for example, the technique indicated by the farthest technique image 351 may be set to have the highest power.

  In addition, when the technique associated with the technique change button 341 is changed according to the touch operation on the technique change button 341 by the processing of steps SP20, 21 and the like, the changing unit 424 changes the technique before the touch operation. The image indicating the technique associated with the button 341 is erased from both the operation area 34 and the technique image area 35 of the game image 30. Therefore, according to the first embodiment, since the number of images displayed on the game image 30 is reduced by hand dragging, it is possible to give the player a sense of hand dragging.

  The technique activation button 340 is disposed in the vicinity of the technique change button 341. Therefore, according to the first embodiment, the player can operate the technique and change the technique within the movable range of one finger such as the thumb of the right hand, so that the operability of the player is improved. be able to.

  In addition, the cool time setting unit 425 executes a cool time setting process for prohibiting the technique until the maximum cool time elapses after the action execution unit 423 causes the player character 31 to perform the technique by the process of step SP17A or the like. To do. As a result, according to the first embodiment, the player can be made to actively use other techniques while the technique is prohibited from being activated, which improves the fun of the game. . Further, according to the first embodiment, it is possible to make a strategy of a game (operation) by causing the player to select a technique that is not cool time display while dragging. As a result, according to the first embodiment, the interest of the game can be improved.

  In addition, the action execution unit 423 causes the player character 31 to perform a normal attack associated with the technique change button 341 in response to the touch operation on the technique change button 341 by the process of step SP22 or the like. Accordingly, when a touch operation is performed on the technique change button 341, the technique change and the attack are performed simultaneously. Therefore, according to the first embodiment, it is possible to cause the player character 31 to perform a combination of a normal attack and a technique by changing the technique and activating the technique. In addition, according to the first embodiment, since the technique is changed every time a normal attack is performed, the player character 31 can be activated with various techniques, thereby improving the taste of the game. it can. Further, according to the first embodiment, it is not necessary to newly prepare a button dedicated to the normal attack, and the ratio of the operation area 34 to the game image 30 can be reduced.

  The changing unit 424 initializes the region states of the operation region 34 and the technique image region 35 after a predetermined time has elapsed by the processing of steps SP10 to 12, 23, and the like. As a result, the deleted technical image 351 is also displayed again. Therefore, according to the first embodiment, it is possible to cause the player to repeat hand dragging, and thus to give the player the feeling of hand dragging many times. Further, according to the first embodiment, it is possible to easily grasp that the technique can be changed again by the initialization.

Moreover, the change part 424 has prohibited the change of a technique, when the technique number is _Nmax . As a result, even if the touch operation of the technique change button 341 has been repeated N _max times greater, change in technique is to stop at a skill of skill number N _max, it is possible to activate the skill of the technique number N _max. Therefore, according to the first embodiment, the technique of the technique number N _max can be easily given to the player without looking at the operation area 34 and the technique image area 35. A feeling improves.

  The cool time setting unit 425 notifies the player that the activated technique cannot be activated again (cool time). Therefore, according to the first embodiment, it is possible for the player to easily grasp a technique that cannot be activated among the techniques shown in each technique image 351. Further, according to the first embodiment, by expressing the cool time display in the form of a clock hand, the player can grasp the elapsed time of the cool time. Then, you can make a strategy such as which technique should be activated next. As a result, according to the first embodiment, the interest of the game can be improved.

――― Second embodiment ―――
Next, the player terminal according to the second embodiment will be described.

  In the first embodiment, the technique image 351 corresponding to the technique less than the technique number N is not displayed on the game image 30, but in the second embodiment, the technique image 351 corresponding to the technique less than the technique number N is also the game image 30. They are different in that they are displayed on the screen. Other configurations and functions are the same as those according to the first embodiment.

  Specifically, the changing unit 424 performs the following processing in the placement changing process of the technique image 351. The changing unit 424 has a technique image 351 indicating the technique of technique number N-1 at a position adjacent to the technique image 351 farthest from the technique activation button 340 and further from the technique activation button 340, that is, the technique. The image generation unit 421 is controlled so that a technique image 351 indicating the technique before the change indicated by the image of the activation button 340 is additionally arranged.

  The state transition of the technique image area 35 by this processing will be specifically described with reference to FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 10, when the technique change button 341 is touched when the technique image area 35 is in the A state, the technique image area 35 is in the E1 state. That is, the technique image 351 indicating the technique with the technique number 0 is additionally arranged next to the technique image 351 indicating the technique with the technique number 3.

  Subsequently, when the technique change button 341 is touched when the technique image area 35 is in the E1 state, the technique image area 35 is in the F1 state. In other words, the technique image 351 indicating the technique of technique number 1 is additionally arranged next to the technique image 351 indicating the technique of technique number 0.

  Subsequently, when the technique change button 341 is touched when the technique image area 35 is in the F1 state, the technique image area 35 is in the G1 state. That is, the technique image 351 indicating the technique of technique number 2 is additionally arranged next to the technique image 351 indicating the technique of technique number 1.

  Subsequently, when a certain time elapses when the technique image area 35 is in the G1 state, the technique image area 35 in the G1 state is obtained by the additional arrangement process. In other words, the technique image 351 indicating the technique of technique number 3 is additionally arranged next to the technique image 351 indicating the technique of technique number 2.

  As described above, in the second embodiment, even if the touch operation on the technique change button 341 is repeated, all of the technique images 351 and the technique activation buttons 340 set for the player character 31 by the additional arrangement of the technique images 351. The technique will be displayed in a circular manner. As a result, according to the second embodiment, the player can easily grasp all the techniques set for the player character 31.

――― Third embodiment ―――
Next, the player terminal according to the third embodiment will be described.

  In the first embodiment, when a touch operation is performed on the technique change button 341, a technique change and an attack are performed at the same time. In the third embodiment, a technique change according to an operation on the technique change button 341 is performed. They are different in that they usually attack separately. Other configurations and functions are the same as those according to the first embodiment.

  Specifically, the game progression unit 420 or the like performs the following process when there is a touch operation on the technique change button 341. The game progression unit 420 determines whether the touch operation on the technique change button 341 is a tap operation or a long tap operation longer than the tap operation.

  Then, when the touch operation is a tap operation in the state A shown in FIG. 11, the action execution unit 423 causes the player character 31 to perform a normal attack, for example. In this case, the area states of the operation area 34 and the technique image area 35 are maintained in the A state. Further, when the touch operation is a long tap operation, the changing unit 424 changes the technique associated with the technique activation button 340, for example, as in the E state illustrated in FIG.

  As described above, according to the third embodiment, since the technique change and the normal attack can be performed separately with one technique change button 341, in addition to the same effect as the first embodiment, the operation variation increases, The interest of the game can be improved.

――― Fourth embodiment ―――
Next, a player terminal according to the fourth embodiment will be described.

  In the first embodiment, the technique is activated and the technique is changed by separate buttons. In the fourth embodiment, the technique is activated and the technique is changed by one button. Other configurations and functions are the same as those according to the first embodiment.

  Specifically, as in the state A shown in FIG. 12, the operation area 34 is provided with a technique button 340A and a normal attack button 341A. Then, when there is a touch operation on the technique button 340A, the game progressing unit 420 and the like perform the following processing. The game progression unit 420 determines whether the touch operation on the technique button 340A is a tap operation or a long tap operation longer than the tap operation.

  Then, when the touch operation is a tap operation, the changing unit 424 changes the technique associated with the technique button 340A as in the E state illustrated in FIG. In addition, when the touch operation is a long tap operation, the action execution unit 423 activates a technique associated with the technique button 340A as in the state B illustrated in FIG.

  In addition, the action executing unit 423 causes the player character 31 to perform a normal attack when there is a touch operation on the normal attack button 341A.

  As described above, according to the fourth embodiment, since the technique can be activated and the technique can be changed with one technique button 340A, the same effect as in the first embodiment can be obtained, and the technique buttons can be used for the player. The position can be easily grasped, and the operability of the player can be improved.

――― Fifth embodiment ―――
Next, a player terminal according to the fifth embodiment will be described.

  In the fourth embodiment, the technique is activated and the technique is changed by separate operations on one button. In the fifth embodiment, the technique is activated and the technique is changed by the same operation on one button. They are different. Other configurations and functions are the same as those according to the first embodiment.

  Specifically, for example, when there is a touch operation on the technique button 340A in the state A shown in FIG. 13, the action execution unit 423 is associated with the technique button 340A as in the state E shown in FIG. Activate the technique. Thereafter, the changing unit 424 changes the technique associated with the technique button 340A to the technique indicated by the technique image 351 at the closest position. The changing unit 424 also changes the arrangement of the technique images 351.

  As described above, according to the fifth embodiment, since the technique can be activated and the technique can be changed by one operation on one technique button 340A, the technique button 340A can be obtained in addition to the same effects as the fourth embodiment. It becomes possible to hit repeatedly, and the operability of the player can be improved.

――― Modifications ――――
The present invention is not limited to the specific examples described above. That is, the above-described specific examples that are appropriately modified by those skilled in the art are also included in the scope of the present invention as long as they have the characteristics of the present invention. For example, the elements included in each of the specific examples described above and their arrangement, materials, conditions, shapes, sizes, and the like are not limited to those illustrated, and can be changed as appropriate. Moreover, each element with which embodiment mentioned above is provided can be combined as long as it is technically possible, and the combination of these is also included in the scope of the present invention as long as it includes the features of the present invention.

  For example, in the first embodiment, the case where the path 350 is directed to the technique activation button 340 has been described, but the path 350 may be directed to the technique change button 341. That is, the route 350 may be directed to at least one of the technique activation button 340 and the technique change button 341.

  Specifically, as in the X state shown in FIG. 14, the arrangement of the technique activation button 340 and the technique change button 341 is reversed from that of the first embodiment, and the path 350 is directed toward the technique change button 341. May be. In this case, the technique image 351 is dragged toward the technique change button 341 as in the Y state shown in FIG. The technique number N associated with the technique activation button 340 may also be displayed on the image of the technique change button 341.

  Moreover, in 1st embodiment, although the cool time setting part 425 showed the case where the cool time of a technique was alert | reported by a cool time display, you may alert | report by a sound or a vibration.

In the first embodiment, when an affirmative determination is made in step SP18, the process may proceed to step SP23. In other words, when the technique number is N _max , a normal attack may not be performed until a certain period of time has elapsed. As a result, the technique with the technique number N _max can be used more actively, and the fun of the game is improved.

  Further, in the first embodiment, the case where the changing unit 424 uses the image obtained by enlarging the technique image 351 as the image of the technique activation button 340 has been described. The image to be used may be the image of the technique activation button 340.

  In the fifth embodiment, when the technique associated with the technique button 340A is activated, the changing unit 424 changes the technique associated with the technique button 340A to the technique indicated by the technique image 351 at the closest position. The case of changing was explained. However, the changing unit 424 may change the technique associated with the technique button 340 </ b> A to any one of the techniques that can be changed other than the activated technique.

  In the first embodiment, when the technique change button 341 is touch-operated, a normal attack is also performed. However, only the technique associated with the technique activation button 340 may be changed.

――― Appendix ―――
Further, the present invention includes the following supplementary notes.

<Appendix 1>
A game program for advancing a game in accordance with an operation on a touch panel of a player,
On the computer,
A game image including at least a game object set with a plurality of actions, a first operation area associated with one action related to the game object, and a second operation area associated with the first operation area is generated. Image generation processing,
Image output processing for outputting the game image to the touch panel;
An action execution process for causing the game object to perform one action associated with the first operation area in response to an operation on the first operation area from a player;
A change process for changing the one action associated with the first operation area in response to an operation on the second operation area from a player;
A game program that runs.

<Appendix 2>
The image generation process arranges the second operation area in the vicinity of the first operation area in the game image.
The game program according to attachment 1.

<Appendix 3>
The image generation process is an image area for indicating an action that can be changed by the second operation area as the game image, and when there is the changeable action, the first operation area and the second operation Generating a game image including an image region configured to include a motion image indicating the changeable motion on a path toward at least one of the regions;
The image generation process deletes an image indicating an action associated with the first operation area by the change from the game image.
The game program according to appendix 1 or 2.

<Appendix 4>
In the change process, in response to an operation on the second operation area from a player, when there is an action image on the route at the time of the operation, an action associated with the first operation area is changed at the time of the operation. The motion image is changed to the motion indicated by the motion image closest to any one of the regions on the route, and the motion image is also located at the second closest location to the one of the regions on the route during the operation. In the case, the arrangement of the operation image on the path is changed so that the operation image at the second position is arranged at the closest position.
The game program according to attachment 3.

<Appendix 5>
In the action execution process, after the game object performs the one action, the action cannot be executed until a predetermined time elapses.
The game program according to any one of appendices 1 to 4.

<Appendix 6>
The image generation process displays whether or not at least one of the plurality of actions set on the game object in the game image can be executed.
The game program according to attachment 5.

<Appendix 7>
The change process initializes the one operation associated with the first operation area after a predetermined time has elapsed since a predetermined operation was last performed.
The game program according to any one of appendices 1 to 6.

<Appendix 8>
In the change process, after the one operation is performed, usable operations other than the one operation are associated with the first operation area.
The game program according to any one of appendices 1 to 7.

10: Player terminal (information processing apparatus)
12: Game program 20: Touch panel 30: Game image 31: Player character (game object)
35: Technical image area (image area)
340: Technique activation button (first operation area)
340A: Technique button (first operation area, second operation area)
341: Technique change button (second operation area)
350: Route 351: Technical image (motion image)
420: Game progress unit 421: Image generation unit 423: Action execution unit 424: Change unit 425: Cool time setting unit

Claims (2)

A game program for advancing a game in accordance with an operation on a touch panel of a player,
On the computer,
A game object in which a plurality of actions are set, a first operation area in which one action among the plurality of actions is associated, and a second operation for changing the action associated with the first operation area And an image area for indicating an action that can be changed by the second operation area, and when there is the changeable action, at least one of the first operation area and the second operation area An image generation process for generating a game image including an image area configured to include an action image indicating the changeable action on a path toward the area;
Image output processing for outputting the game image to the touch panel;
An action execution process for causing the game object to perform the one action associated with the first operation area in response to an operation on the first operation area from a player;
When there is a motion image on the route at the time of the operation in response to an operation on the second operation region by the player, the one motion associated with the first operation region is To change to the operation indicated by the operation image closest to one of the areas, and delete the operation image closest to the one from the path, and either one of the operation images on the path at the time of the operation. If there is a motion image at a position closest to the second area, the motion image at the second closest position is erased from the second closest position, and the same motion image as the erased motion image is deleted at the closest position. a changing process for changing the arrangement of the operation image on the path be disposed,
Game program characterized and Turkey to execute the. An information processing apparatus that progresses a game in response to an operation on a touch panel of a player,
A game object in which a plurality of actions are set, a first operation area in which one action among the plurality of actions is associated, and a second operation for changing the action associated with the first operation area And an image area for indicating an action that can be changed by the second operation area, and when there is the changeable action, at least one of the first operation area and the second operation area An image generation unit that generates a game image including an image area configured to include an action image indicating the changeable action on a path toward the area;
An image output unit for outputting the game image to the touch panel;
An action execution unit that causes the game object to perform the one action associated with the first operation area in response to an operation on the first operation area from a player;
When there is a motion image on the route at the time of the operation in response to an operation on the second operation region by the player, the one motion associated with the first operation region is To change to the operation indicated by the operation image closest to one of the areas, and delete the operation image closest to the one from the path, and either one of the operation images on the path at the time of the operation. If there is a motion image at a position closest to the second area, the motion image at the second closest position is erased from the second closest position, and the same motion image as the erased motion image is deleted at the closest position. a changing unit for changing the arrangement of the operation image on the path be disposed,
The information processing apparatus according to claim and Turkey provided with.

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