JP6165916B1 - GAME PROGRAM, GAME DEVICE, AND SERVER DEVICE - Google Patents

Abstract

A game program and a game apparatus are provided for causing an object to execute a continuous technique including a plurality of attacks as one attack motion. A game program according to the present invention includes a game progress means for generating a first object and a second object in a game space, an attack execution means for executing a continuous technique, the first attack and the second attack. Each of which determines that the second object has been hit, and an attack determination means for subtracting a physical strength value, and when the physical strength value of the second object is equal to or less than a predetermined value, And the attack determination means, when the first attack by the first object hits the second object, the first attack from the second object until a predetermined condition is satisfied. Do not subtract health value based on. [Selection] Figure 6

Description

  The present invention relates to a game program, a game device, and a server device that cause an object to execute a continuous technique including a plurality of attacks as one attack motion.

  Conventionally, there are action games such as fighting games and battle games. In this action game, not only a one-on-one battle but also a large number of characters (objects) are arranged in the virtual space, and each battles in the virtual space.

  Further, it is known that there is a continuous technique that includes a plurality of attacks as one attack motion as one of the types of attacks. For example, when a player character damages an enemy with a continuous technique, it is known to reduce the life (physical strength value) corresponding to the reduced amount of damage (Patent Document 1).

  According to Patent Document 1, when a player character damages an enemy by a continuous technique, an area corresponding to the damage reduction is subdivided into a plurality of areas and individually moved and extinguished. Thus, it is disclosed that it is possible to visually express that the continuous technique has been determined visually.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-300037

  However, the above-mentioned patent document reduces the physical strength value of an object that has been attacked for each attack that constitutes a continuous technique. Therefore, when a continuous technique is drawn out with a low physical strength value, the attacked object is killed before the continuous technique motion ends. In that case, there is a problem that a continuous technique hits an object in a dead state or swings away, resulting in a refreshing feeling.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to prevent an object that has been attacked from dying until a predetermined condition is satisfied when the object is caused to execute a continuous technique including a plurality of attacks as one attack motion.

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a game program for causing a computer to perform game progress means for generating a first object and a second object in a game space, at least a first attack and a second attack executed after the first attack. An attack execution means for causing the first object to execute a series of attacks (hereinafter referred to as a continuous technique) including one attack motion, and that each of the first attack and the second attack hits the second object. An attack determination means for determining and subtracting a health value of the second object based on each of the first attack and the second attack; and when the first attack and the second attack hit the second object A tube that causes the second object to die if the health value of the second object is less than or equal to a predetermined value. And management means, and by function, the attack determination means, said first field both of the first attack and the second attack in the successive movements of the one by the object hits the second object if the The subtraction of the physical strength value from the second object based on the first attack is suspended until the motion of the second attack ends, and after the motion of the second attack ends, the physical strength based on the second attack When a value is subtracted from the second object, and as a result, the physical strength value of the second object is less than or equal to a predetermined value , the physical strength value based on the first attack is not subtracted from the second object When the second object is in a dead state, and the physical strength value of the second object is greater than a predetermined value, the second object is changed to the first attack. Characterized by further subtracting Zui physical strength value.

In the game program provided by the first invention, the continuous technique is an attack composed of three or more attack motions including two or more of the first attack and the second attack, and the second attack. Is not the last attack of a series of attacks constituting the continuous technique, and the attack determination means is executed before the second attack in one continuous technique by the first object. When both the first attack and the second attack executed after the first attack hit the second object, the health value is subtracted from the second object based on the first attack. Until the motion of the second attack ends, and after the motion of the second attack ends, the health value based on the second attack is determined from the second object. As a result, when the health value of the second object falls below a predetermined value, the second object is killed without subtracting the health value based on the previous first attack from the second object. On the other hand, when the physical strength value of the second object is larger than a predetermined value, the physical strength value based on the first attack is further subtracted from the second object .

  A game apparatus provided by the second invention includes a storage unit storing the game program and a computer executing the game program.

  A server device provided by a third invention includes a storage unit that stores the game program and a computer that executes the game program.

  According to the present invention, when a continuous technique including a plurality of attacks as one attack motion is executed on an object, the object that has been attacked can be prevented from being dead until a predetermined condition is satisfied.

It is a figure explaining the game system in embodiment of this invention. It is a functional block diagram which shows the structure of the control part (CPU) of the game device of the said game system. It is a figure explaining the single technique (3rd attack) of the said game device. It is a figure explaining the continuous technique (1st attack, 2nd attack) of the said game device. It is a figure explaining the single technique (3rd attack) and continuous technique (1st attack, 2nd attack) of the said game device. It is a flowchart which shows the flow of the attack execution process of the said game device.

  A game program which is an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the present invention, the matters described in the present embodiment below are examples (representative examples), and the present invention is not limited thereto. Further, matters not described in the present embodiment are not intentionally excluded.

  The matters described as a superordinate concept in the present embodiment include those known to those skilled in the art that are not described in the present embodiment, and also include items that cannot exist at the time of filing. Further, the processing procedure of each flowchart is not limited to the present embodiment, and means and procedures for executing each processing can be appropriately selected.

<Description of the game system>
FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating the configuration of the game system 1. A game system 1 according to the present embodiment includes a server device 2 and a game device 3 that can communicate with each other via a network 4.

  The game apparatus 3 includes a communication line 32 such as Internet communication and can be connected to the network 4. The game apparatus 3 has the functions shown in FIG.

<Description of game device>
The game device 3 is, for example, a stationary game device or a portable game device. The game apparatus 3 includes a general-purpose device such as a personal computer or a smartphone.

<Hardware configuration of game device>
The game apparatus 3 includes a control unit 31, a communication line 32, and a storage unit 33 on the bus 30 as shown in FIG.

  The control unit 31 includes a CPU 310, a ROM (flash memory) 311, a RAM 312, an image processor 313, an audio processor 314, and an operation unit 315.

  The CPU 310 controls a game executed on the game apparatus 3 as will be described later.

  The ROM 311 stores a basic program for executing a game program.

  A work area used when the CPU 310 executes the game program is set in the RAM 312. The work area includes various parameters generated as the game progresses.

  The image processor 313 includes a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) that can generate a game screen. A video RAM (VRAM) 34 is connected to the image processor 313. A display unit 35 is connected to the VRAM 34. The image processor 313 generates a game space according to an instruction from the CPU 310. An image or the like obtained by photographing the game space with a virtual camera is drawn on the display unit 35 as a game screen.

  The sound processor 314 includes a DSP (Digital Signal Processor) that generates game sound. The sound processor 314 transmits the generated game sound to the amplifier 36 including a D / A converter. The amplifier 36 amplifies this audio signal and transmits it to the speaker 37.

  A controller 38 is connected to the operation unit 315. The controller 38 includes a cross button, a push switch, a joystick, a mouse, a keyboard, a touch panel, and the like. The operation unit 315 also detects an operation signal from the user via the controller 38 and transmits the operation signal to the CPU 310.

  The communication line 32 performs data communication via the Internet line or the like. The control unit 31 communicates between the game apparatus 3 and the server apparatus 2 by data communication, thereby executing a game progression (a so-called online game) or downloading a game program. The control unit 31 can receive (store) a game program via an interface such as a USB as well as downloading via an Internet line.

  The communication line 32 transmits (receives) user information (such as a user ID) necessary for game play, relationship information (such as friend information) between the user and other users, a game score, and the like to the server device 2 and the game device 3. )

  The storage unit 33 is a hard disk or a memory card. For example, the control unit 31 stores a game program and music data in advance in the storage unit 33, and stores a game program downloaded from the server device 2. In addition to the program main body, the game program includes various game data such as a character (object) image, a background image, music, and a stage image necessary for the progress of the game.

<Description of control unit>
FIG. 2 is a functional block diagram of the control unit 31 (CPU 310). The game apparatus 3 implements the functions shown in FIG. 1 through cooperation between the game program stored in the storage unit 33 and the control unit 31. The CPU 310 of the game apparatus 3 includes an attack execution unit 31A, an attack determination unit 31B, a management unit 31C, and a game progression unit 31D.

  The CPU 310 is not limited to including the attack execution unit 31A, the attack determination unit 31B, the management unit 31C, and the game progression unit 31D, and appropriately includes other functions. Each function is not limited to executing the process described in the following embodiment. Which process is realized by which function can be appropriately selected.

・ Attack execution unit 31A
The attack execution unit 31A causes the player object 50 to execute a predetermined attack when receiving an operation signal (hereinafter referred to as an attack input signal) for causing a predetermined attack from the controller 38 (operation unit 315). The predetermined attack includes a single technique such as vertical slashing, horizontal slashing, slashing, and rushing, and a continuous technique that is a series of attacks such as slashing after rushing. Details will be described later.

  Further, the attack execution unit 31A causes the player object 50 to receive damage from other objects or cancel the attack based on the user's operation during the attack motion reproduction (when a predetermined condition is satisfied). Then, the attack of the player object 50 is interrupted.

・ Attack determination unit 31B
The attack determination unit 31B determines whether a predetermined attack hits the enemy object 51 or not. Further, the attack determination unit 31B determines which part of the enemy object 51 hits which part (head, torso, arms, legs, etc.) of the attack. When the predetermined attack is a continuous technique, it is determined which attack has hit among the attacks constituting the continuous technique. The attack determination unit 31B transmits information on the results of these determinations (hereinafter referred to as hit information) to the management unit 31C.

  Further, the attack determination unit 31B calculates the damage amount of the enemy object 51 based on the received hit information. Then, the calculated damage amount is subtracted from the physical strength value of the enemy object 51.

・ Management unit 31C
When the management unit 31C determines that the physical strength value of the enemy object 51 has become equal to or less than a predetermined value (0 or less), the management unit 31C changes the enemy object 51 from a living state (a state where the physical strength value is greater than 0) to a dead state (a physical strength value is 0). Change to the following state. Details will be described later.

・ Game progression part 31D
The game progression unit 31D generates a player object 50, an enemy object 51, another player object, and a non-player object in the game space. Also, objects such as rocks, trees, walls, drums or vehicles are generated in the game space.

<Description of the game>
Hereinafter, the game provided by the game program executed in the game apparatus 3 in the present embodiment will be described. In the present embodiment, an action game in which the player object 50 battles an enemy object will be described as an example. The action game includes a game executed in a three-dimensional space and a game executed in a two-dimensional space.

  This embodiment will be described as an action game processed at a frame rate of 60 fps (1 frame = 1/60 seconds). The frame rate is not limited to this embodiment. The frame rate is determined to be 60 fps, 30 fps, etc. depending on the processing capability of the game device (hardware).

  The present invention is not limited to this, and can be applied to RPG, sports games, music games, adventure games, and the like. Further, the predetermined action is not limited to an attack, and may be an action that damages an object, for example, dropping from a staircase or a cliff.

<Example 1>
FIG. 3 is a diagram for explaining the attacking action of the player object 50. In FIG. 3, a player object 50 (first object) and an enemy object 51 (second object) are displayed, and the player object 50 performs vertical cutting on the enemy object 51.

  This vertical cutting is a single technique, and the attack execution unit 31A reproduces the vertical cutting motion (motion 1) based on the attack input information. Since the motion reproduction is a well-known technique, a detailed description thereof will be omitted. The enemy object 51 is not included in the motion 1, but is displayed as a reference.

  FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining a game screen displayed on the display unit 35. In FIG. 4, a player object 50 (first object) and an enemy object 51 (second object) are displayed, and the player object 50 performs a continuous technique on the enemy object 51.

  This continuous technique is composed of a first attack (rush attack) and a second attack (slashing up), and the attack execution unit 31A reproduces the attack motion (motion 2) of the continuous technique based on the attack input information. The enemy object 51 is not included in the motion 2, but is displayed as a reference.

First object The first object is an object that attacks other objects. For example, the first object may be a player object 50, an enemy object 51, or a gimmick object (for example, an iron ball, a vehicle, or an explosive). In the present embodiment (Example 1), the first object will be described as the player object 50.

Second Object The second object is an object that receives damage from being attacked by the first object. For example, the second object may be either the player object 50 or the enemy object 51. The second object may be a destructible object (for example, a barrel, a wall, or a drum can) that is destroyed by an attack of the first object. In the present embodiment (Example 1), the second object will be described as the enemy object 51.

Third object (not shown)
Although details will be described later, the third object is an object that obstructs the attack behavior of the first object. For example, the third object may be a player object 50, an enemy object 51, a non-player object that cooperates with the player object, a destructive object (for example, a box or a barrel), or a gimmick object (for example, an iron ball, a vehicle, or an explosive). ).

  In the present embodiment (Example 1), the third object will be described as another enemy object 51 different from the second object. A person skilled in the art can appropriately select which object is the first object to the third object.

-Single technique The single technique in this embodiment is an attack such as vertical slashing, horizontal slashing, slashing, and rushing, and each single technique is played in one motion. When the single technique hits the enemy object 51, the attack determination unit 31B decreases the physical strength value of the enemy object 51 based on the attack power set for each single technique. As will be described in detail later, the stand-alone flag is set to 0 (OFF) for the single technique.

  An example of a single technique will be described with reference to FIG. When the single technique is the vertical slash shown in FIG. 3, attack power: 20, hold flag: 0 (OFF), and motion: motion 1 are set. When the vertical slash hits the enemy object 51, the attack determination unit 31B decreases the physical strength value of the enemy object 51 by 20. Then, when the physical strength value of the enemy object 51 becomes equal to or less than the predetermined value (0), the management unit 31C puts the enemy object 51 in a dead state.

  Since the vertical slash hold flag is 0 (OFF), after the vertical slash hits, a process of decreasing the physical strength value is executed regardless of whether or not the motion of another attack is being reproduced. Details will be described later.

-Continuous technique In this embodiment, the continuous technique is a series of attacks configured by combining a plurality of attacks such as slashing after rushing, and is reproduced in a single motion. When the continuous technique hits the enemy object 51, the attack determination unit 31B decreases the physical strength value of the enemy object 51 based on the attack power set for each attack constituting the continuous technique. The continuous technique includes at least an attack with the hold flag set to 1 (ON) (hereinafter referred to as the first attack) and an attack with the hold flag set to 0 (OFF) (hereinafter referred to as the second attack). .

  In addition, each attack which comprises a continuous technique does not need to be a single technique. Also, a plurality of first attacks and second attacks may be included in one continuous technique.

  An example of a continuous technique will be described with reference to FIG. When the continuous technique is an attack that slashes after rushing, the first attack (rushing) is set to attack power: 20 and the hold flag: 1 (ON), and the second attack (slashing) is attacking power: 50 and the hold flag: 0 (OFF) are set. In addition, motion: motion 2 is set for the entire continuous technique.

-Hold flag When an attack with a hold flag of 0 (single skill or second attack) hits the enemy object 51, a process of decreasing the health value is executed regardless of whether there is another attack. On the other hand, if an attack (first attack) with a hold flag of 1 hits the enemy object 51, it is processed as “a state where the first attack has not been hit” until the “predetermined condition” is satisfied.

-Predetermined condition The predetermined condition is, for example, that the reproduction of all motions in a continuous technique is completed. The management unit 31C determines whether or not all the motions in the continuous technique have ended, and as a result, determines that the predetermined condition is satisfied when it is determined that the reproduction of all the motions in the continuous technique has ended. Note that the end of the playback of the motion includes that the motion is played back from the beginning to the end, and that the motion is interrupted and ended in the middle.

  An example in which an attack motion of a continuous technique is interrupted is that the first object is attacked by a third object (another enemy object) during the continuous motion attack motion playback. At this time, the first object reproduces the motion reproduced by being attacked (hereinafter referred to as “done motion”) with higher priority than the attack motion of the continuous technique. Thereby, the attack motion of the continuous technique of the first object is interrupted halfway.

  Further, the predetermined condition may be that the reproduction of the motion in the second attack of the continuous technique is finished. The management unit 31C determines whether or not the motion of the second attack in the continuous technique has ended, and as a result, determines that the predetermined condition is satisfied when it is determined that the reproduction of the motion in the continuous technique has ended.

  Note that the predetermined condition is not limited to the end of the continuous motion attack motion reproduction. For example, the attack determination unit 31B determines whether or not the second attack has hit the enemy object 51. If it is determined that the attack has hit, the predetermined condition is assumed to be satisfied. In addition to the above example, it may be added as one of the predetermined conditions that the enemy object 51 is alive (the physical strength value is greater than 0).

・ The first attack is not hit (1)
By the following, it can be set as the state where the 1st attack is not hit until predetermined conditions are satisfied.

  When it is determined by the attack determination unit 31B that the first attack has hit the enemy object 51, it is determined whether or not the attack motion of the continuous technique is being reproduced. When the attack motion of the continuous technique is being reproduced, the attack determination unit 31B does not decrease the physical strength value of the enemy object 51 until a predetermined condition is satisfied. In this case, the attack determination unit 31B slides (holds) the timing of the physical strength value reduction process to the timing after the predetermined condition is satisfied.

  Taking FIG. 5 as an example, when the attack determination unit 31B determines that the first attack (rush) hits the enemy object 51, if the attack motion of the continuous technique is being reproduced, the attack determination unit 31B The physical strength value of the object 51 is not decreased. And the attack determination part 31B performs the reduction process of a physical strength value, after satisfy | filling predetermined conditions. Furthermore, when the physical strength value of the enemy object 51 becomes equal to or less than a predetermined value (0), the management unit 31C puts the enemy object 51 in a dead state.

・ The first attack is not hit (2)
Moreover, not only this but the following thing can be made into the state where the 1st attack is not hit until predetermined conditions are satisfy | filled.

  When the attack determination unit 31B determines that the first attack has hit the enemy object 51, the attack determination unit 31B decreases the physical strength value of the enemy object 51 and determines whether or not the continuous-motion attack motion is being reproduced. Determine. When the attack motion of the continuous technique is being reproduced, the management unit 31C satisfies the predetermined condition even when the physical strength value of the enemy object 51 becomes equal to or less than the predetermined value (0) due to the decrease in the physical strength value. Until the enemy object 51 is not dead. In this case, the management unit 31 </ b> C slides (holds) the timing of processing to make the death state to the timing after satisfying the predetermined condition.

  Taking FIG. 5 as an example, when it is determined by the attack determination unit 31B that the first attack (rush) has hit the enemy object 51, if the attack motion of the continuous technique is being reproduced, the attack determination unit 31B Although the physical strength value of the object 51 is decreased, even if the physical strength value becomes equal to or less than the predetermined value (0) until the predetermined condition is satisfied, the death state is not set (for example, the death motion is not reproduced). Then, after satisfying the predetermined condition, the management unit 31C puts the enemy object 51 into a dead state (plays back a dead motion).

  With these hold flags, the enemy object 51 can be prevented from dying until the continuous-motion attack motion ends, and the second attack does not hit the enemy object 51 or the second attack is the enemy object 51. However, if the hit of the second attack does not result in death, the health value of the enemy object 51 can be reduced according to the attack power of the first attack.

  Note that there may be a plurality of first attacks in one continuous technique. Further, the second attack does not need to be an attack set at the end of the continuous technique. The second attack is preferably an attack having a high attack power or a large motion (finish technique) among the attacks constituting the continuous technique. The first attack and the second attack are distinguished by the presence or absence of the hold flag, and may have the same attack motion or attack power.

<Process flow>
Next, the processing flow of the game device will be described.
FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing the flow of attack execution processing of the game device. These processes are executed at predetermined intervals (for example, 60 fps intervals). Note that the overall flow of the game is omitted. In addition, each process is not limited to the present embodiment, and may be executed in parallel, and the order may be changed as appropriate.

  First, when the attack execution unit 31A receives an attack input signal related to a continuous technique (step S100), it reproduces an attack motion of the continuous technique corresponding to the received signal (step S101).

  Then, the attack determination unit 31B determines whether the first attack of the continuous technique hits the enemy object (step S102). That is, it is determined whether or not the hold flag of the attack that hits the enemy object is ON.

  As a result of step S102, when it is determined that the first attack of the continuous technique has hit the enemy object (step S102: YES), the attack determination unit 31B or the management unit 31C suspends processing related to the hit of the first attack (Step S103). That is, the attack determination unit 31B or the management unit 31C processes the state where the first attack is not hit.

  Next, the attack determination unit 31B determines whether the second attack of the continuous technique hits the enemy object (step S104).

  As a result of step S102, when it is determined that the first attack of the continuous technique does not hit the enemy object (step S102: NO), the second attack of the continuous technique is performed without executing the process of step S103. It is determined whether or not an enemy object has been hit (step S104).

  As a result of step S104, when it is determined that the second attack of the continuous technique has hit the enemy object (step S104: YES), the attack determination unit 31B or the management unit 31C performs processing related to the second attack being hit. (Step S104). That is, the attack determination unit 31B subtracts the health value of the enemy object according to the attack power of the second attack, and the management unit 31C enters a dead state when the health value of the enemy object is equal to or less than a predetermined value.

  Next, the management unit 31C determines whether or not the first attack process is suspended (step S106).

  If it is determined in step S104 that the second attack of the continuous technique has not hit the enemy object (step S104: NO), the first attack process is suspended without executing the process of step S105. It is determined whether or not there is (step S106).

  As a result of step S106, when it is determined that the first attack process is suspended (step S106: YES), the attack determination unit 31B or the management unit 31C executes a process related to the hit of the first attack ( Step S107) and the process is terminated. That is, the attack determination unit 31B subtracts the health value of the enemy object in accordance with the attack power of the first attack, and the management unit 31C enters a dead state when the health value of the enemy object becomes a predetermined value or less.

  If it is determined as a result of step S106 that the first attack process is not suspended (step S106: NO), the attack determination unit 31B or the management unit 31C executes a process related to the hit of the first attack. Without ending the process.

  In addition, when the attack determination unit 31B or the management unit 31C performs a process related to the second attack being hit (step S105), and the management unit 31C puts the enemy object into a dead state, the process of steps S106 and S107 May be omitted.

  When the physical strength value of the enemy object 51 becomes equal to or less than the predetermined value based on the second attack, the processing of the subtraction process of the physical strength value due to the first attack is reduced by omitting the processing of Step S106 and Step S107. Can do.

<Example 2>
In the present embodiment, the first object is described as the player object 50, and the second object and the third object are described as the enemy object 51 that obstructs the attacking action of the first object, but the present invention is not limited to this.

  In the following, another example (Example 2) in which the first object is the player object 50, the second object is the enemy object 51, and the third object is another player object (not shown) in cooperation with the first object. ).

  The player object 50 and the other player objects are friends who cooperate with each other, for example, and are objects that are operated by different users (controllers). The player object 50 and other player objects act individually and attack the common enemy object 51.

  The third object may be a non-player object that has a cooperative relationship with the first object.

  The attack determination unit 31B determines whether or not the attack of the player object 50 and another player object has been hit for one enemy object, and subtracts the health value according to the hit attack. Then, when the physical strength value of the enemy object 51 becomes equal to or less than the predetermined value (0), the management unit 31C puts the enemy object 51 in a dead state.

  For example, while the player object 50 is executing a continuous technique (first attack and second attack), another player object may execute a single technique (third attack). In the solo technique (third attack) of another player object, the hold flag is 0, and the third attack of the other player object may hit the enemy object 51 before the second attack of the player object 50 is hit. is there.

  In this case, when the third attack of another player object is hit, the management unit 31C processes as “a state where the third attack is not hit” until a predetermined condition is satisfied. Specifically, when the player object 50 performs the third attack during the motion reproduction of the continuous technique (first attack and second attack), the hold flag of the third attack which is 0 (OFF) is set to 1 (ON). Rewrite to

  That is, when the attack determination unit 31B determines that the third attack is hit, the physical strength value of the enemy object 51 is not decreased, and the timing of the physical strength value reduction process is set to the timing after the predetermined condition is satisfied. Slide (hold).

  Thereby, it is possible to avoid that the enemy object 51 is in a dead state due to an attack of another player object hitting the enemy object 51 while the player object 50 is executing the continuous technique. Further, if the enemy object 51 is not in a dead state after the attack motion of the continuous action of the player object 50 is reproduced, the enemy object 51 is changed according to the attack power of the third attack of the other player object that has been hit. A process of subtracting the physical strength value can be performed.

-Predetermined condition The predetermined condition is, for example, that the reproduction of all motions in a continuous technique is completed. The management unit 31C determines whether or not all the motions in the continuous technique have ended, and as a result, determines that the predetermined condition is satisfied when it is determined that the reproduction of all the motions in the continuous technique has ended. Note that the end of the playback of the motion includes that the motion is played back from the beginning to the end, and that the motion is interrupted and ended in the middle.

  Further, the predetermined condition may be that the reproduction of the motion in the second attack of the continuous technique is finished. The management unit 31C determines whether or not the motion of the second attack in the continuous technique has ended, and as a result, determines that the predetermined condition is satisfied when it is determined that the reproduction of the motion in the continuous technique has ended.

  Note that the predetermined condition is not limited to the end of the continuous motion attack motion reproduction. For example, the attack determination unit 31B determines whether or not the second attack has hit the enemy object 51. If it is determined that the attack has hit, the predetermined condition is assumed to be satisfied. In addition to the above example, it may be added as one of the predetermined conditions that the enemy object 51 is alive (the physical strength value is greater than 0).

・ The third attack is not hit (1)
When the attack determination unit 31B determines that the third attack has been hit, by not reducing the physical strength value of the enemy object 51, it is possible to make the third attack not hit until a predetermined condition is satisfied. In this case, the attack determination unit 31B slides (holds) the timing of the physical strength value reduction process to the timing after the predetermined condition is satisfied.

  For example, immediately after the attack determination unit 31B determines that the third attack (single technique) has hit the enemy object 51, the attack determination unit 31B does not decrease the physical strength value of the enemy object 51. And the attack determination part 31B performs the reduction process of a physical strength value, after satisfy | filling predetermined conditions. Furthermore, when the physical strength value of the enemy object 51 becomes equal to or less than a predetermined value (0), the management unit 31C puts the enemy object 51 in a dead state.

・ The third attack is not hit (2)
Further, the present invention is not limited to this, and the following can make the third attack not hit until a predetermined condition is satisfied.

  After the attack determination unit 31B determines that the third attack has been hit, the health value of the enemy object 51 is decreased, but the management unit 31C does not exceed the predetermined value (0). Try not to be dead. In this case, the management unit 31 </ b> C slides (holds) the timing of processing to make the death state to the timing after satisfying the predetermined condition.

  For example, when it is determined by the attack determination unit 31B that the third attack (single skill) has hit the enemy object 51, the health value of the enemy object 51 is decreased, but the management unit 31C has a physical strength value equal to or less than a predetermined value (0 ) Is not dead (eg, does not play a death motion). Then, after satisfying the predetermined condition, the management unit 31C puts the enemy object 51 into a dead state (plays back a dead motion).

  The third attack is not limited to a single technique but may be a continuous technique (first 'attack, second' attack). If the player object 50 is executing a continuous technique (first attack, second attack) when the first 'attack or the second' attack executed by another player object hits the enemy object 51, a predetermined is performed. Until the condition is satisfied, processing is performed assuming that the continuous technique (first 'attack, second' attack) of other player objects has not been hit.

  For example, after the end of the playback of the motion of the continuous technique (first attack, second attack) of the player object 50, the enemy object 51 of the enemy object 51 depends on the continuous technique (first 'attack, second' attack) of another player object. The health value is subtracted. Thereby, it is possible to prevent the enemy object 51 from being in a dead state while the player object 50 and a plurality of player objects of other player objects are performing a continuous technique.

<Other embodiments>
Next, another example in the present embodiment will be described. In these other embodiments, the above-described effects can be obtained. Note that two or more of these other examples may be adopted instead of or in addition to the present embodiment, and by combining these appropriately, a game with higher interest can be provided.

  The entire continuous technique may be set as one attack, and the hold flag may be set to 1 (ON). In this case, when each of the attacks included in the continuous technique hits the enemy object 51, it is determined whether or not the attack motion of the continuous technique is being played back. It can be processed as a state in which the continuous technique is not hit until the condition is satisfied.

  Then, after all the attack motions of the continuous technique are reproduced, the health value may be subtracted by the total damage amount of the attacks included in the hit continuous technique.

  In addition, although the stand-alone hold flag is 0 (OFF), the hold flag may be 1 (ON). In this case, when the single technique hits the enemy object 51, it is always determined whether or not the attack motion of the continuous technique of the first object is being played back. It can be processed as a state where the single technique of the third object is not hit until the condition is satisfied.

  For example, according to the second embodiment, when another player object performs the third attack while the player object 50 performs the motion reproduction of the continuous technique (first attack and second attack), the hold flag for the third attack is set to 0. There is no need to rewrite from (OFF) to 1 (ON).

  Then, it is determined whether or not the attack motion of the continuous technique of the first object is being reproduced. If the motion is being reproduced, the management unit 31C does not hit the single object of the third object until a predetermined condition is satisfied. Can be treated as a state.

  The game program described in the present embodiment is executed in a game apparatus 3 including a storage unit 33 that stores the game program and a control unit 31 (CPU 310) that executes the game program (so-called P2P communication). Not limited to. The game program may be executed in the server device 2 including a storage unit that stores the game program and a control unit (CPU) that executes the game program.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Game system 2 Server apparatus 3 Game apparatus 31 Control part 310 CPU
31A Attack execution part 31B Attack determination part 31C Management part 35 Display part 38 Controller 50 Player object (1st object)
51 Enemy object (second object)

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Game progress means for generating a first object and a second object in the game space;
Attack execution means for causing the first object to execute a series of attacks including at least a first attack and a second attack executed after the first attack as one attack motion (hereinafter referred to as continuous technique);
Attack determination in which it is determined that each of the first attack and the second attack has hit the second object, and the health value of the second object is subtracted based on each of the first attack and the second attack Means,
When the first attack and the second attack hit the second object and the physical strength value of the second object becomes a predetermined value or less, management means for putting the second object in a dead state, Make it work
The attack determination means, said first field both of the first attack and the second attack in the successive movements of the one by the object hits the second object if the second based on the first attack The subtraction of the health value from the object is suspended until the motion of the second attack ends, and after the motion of the second attack ends, the health value based on the second attack is subtracted from the second object. ,
As a result, when the physical strength value of the second object is less than or equal to a predetermined value , the second object is put into a dead state without subtracting the physical strength value based on the first attack from the second object,
On the other hand, when the physical strength value of the second object is larger than a predetermined value, the physical fitness value based on the first attack is further subtracted from the second object . The continuous technique is an attack composed of three or more attack motions including two or more of the first attack and the second attack, and the second attack is the last attack of a series of attacks constituting the continuous technique. It is not characterized by
The attack determination means includes both the first attack executed prior to the second attack in one continuous game by the first object and the second attack executed after the first attack. When the second object is hit, the subtraction of the health value from the second object based on the first attack is suspended until the second attack motion ends, and the second attack motion After ending, the health value based on the second attack is subtracted from the second object,
As a result, when the physical strength value of the second object is less than or equal to a predetermined value, the second object is put into a dead state without subtracting the physical strength value based on the first attack from the second object,
On the other hand, when the physical strength value of the second object is greater than a predetermined value, the physical strength value based on the previous first attack is further subtracted from the second object. program. Game apparatus comprising: a storage unit for storing a game program according to claim 1 or 2, and a computer for executing the game program. Server device comprising a storage unit for storing a game program according to claim 1 or 2, and a computer for executing the game program.

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