JP6284084B2 - GAME DEVICE AND PROGRAM - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a game device, a game system, and a program.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there is a battle game in which an opponent character is attacked to compete for victory or defeat according to an operation on a character displayed on a display screen. For example, there is one that attacks the opponent's character using the sword equipped by the character to be operated or the acquired magic. As an example, in Patent Document 1, a direct attack using a sword is an attack target in a range where the sword reaches, and an indirect attack using a magic is a predetermined range in which a magic effect reaches the attack target. In response to the problem that the attack becomes monotonous and the interest of the game may be reduced, a technique for increasing the variation of attacks by enabling indirect attacks not limited to a predetermined range is disclosed. Has been.

JP 2007-222549 A

  However, according to the technique described in the above-mentioned Patent Document 1, the variation of attacks that can perform an indirect attack due to a direct attack is not limited to a predetermined range, but the variation of attacks other than this variation is increased. Not. Moreover, there was no game element to play strategically with respect to the attacked character.

  An object of some aspects of the present invention is to provide a game device, a game system, and a program that can strategically organize at least a character to be attacked in a battle game.

  Another object of another aspect of the present invention is to provide a game device, a game system, and a program that can achieve the effects described in the embodiments described later.

  In order to solve the above-described problem, an aspect of the present invention is a game device that progresses a battle game in response to an operation by a user, and a knitting unit that knitting a plurality of characters used in the game, and at least the knitting An object setting unit that arranges objects corresponding to the plurality of characters in the game space according to a predetermined rule as a plurality of target objects attacked by an opponent attacking object, and the attacking object And a parameter changing unit that changes a parameter associated with the plurality of target objects according to a position in the game space where the attacking object has reached as an attack.

  One embodiment of the present invention is a game system including a game device that progresses a battle game in response to an operation by a user and a game server, and at least one of the game device and the game server is the game. The game space according to a predetermined rule, with a knitting unit for knitting a plurality of characters to be used, and a plurality of target objects attacked by an attacking object of an opponent based on at least the knitting, and objects corresponding to the plurality of characters A parameter setting for changing parameters associated with a plurality of target objects according to positions in the game space that the attacking object has reached as an attack by the attacking object A game system.

  One embodiment of the present invention is a program for causing a computer to function as the above-described game device.

The block diagram which shows an example of a structure of the game system which concerns on 1st Embodiment. The figure which shows an example of the hardware constitutions of the user terminal which concerns on 1st Embodiment. The figure which shows an example of the home screen of the main game which concerns on 1st Embodiment. The figure which shows an example of the battle screen of the main game which concerns on 1st Embodiment. The figure which shows an example of the battle | competition information screen of the sub game which concerns on 1st Embodiment. The figure which shows an example of an attack flick operation screen. The figure which shows an example of a power gauge operation screen. Explanatory drawing of a power gauge. The figure which shows an example of an attack result screen. The block diagram which shows an example of a structure of the user terminal which concerns on 1st Embodiment, and a game server. The figure which shows the example of data of a possession card data table. The figure which shows the example of data of a deck organization data table. The figure which shows the range which gives damage to the target object of an opponent. The figure which shows an example of the character parameter of an attacking side object and a target object. Explanatory drawing explaining the direction by which a target object is blown away. The figure which shows the example which damages another adjacent target object. Explanatory drawing explaining the determination method of the target object attacked. The figure which shows the 1st example of the selection example of the other target object to which damage is indirectly given. The figure which shows the 2nd example of the selection example of the other target object to which damage is indirectly given. The figure which shows an example of the determination method of the strength of a power gauge. The figure which shows an example of the ratio of the amount of damage given to a target object by a chain. The flowchart which shows an example of the sub game process which concerns on 1st Embodiment. The block diagram which shows an example of a structure of the user terminal and game server which concern on 2nd Embodiment.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
[First Embodiment]
First, an overview of the overall configuration of the game system 1 will be described. FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of the game system 1 according to the present embodiment. The game system 1 includes computer devices including a user terminal 10-1, a user terminal 10-2, a user terminal 10-3,..., And a game server 30, and these computer devices are connected to a network NW. Connected through. Since the user terminal 10-1, the user terminal 10-2, and the user terminal 10-3 have the same configuration, descriptions of “−1”, “−2”, and the like are omitted unless particularly distinguished. The user terminal 10 will be described. Although three user terminals 10 are illustrated here, an arbitrary number of user terminals 10 may be connected to the game server 30.

  The game server 30 provides a game that can be executed on the user terminal 10. For example, the game server 30 provides a game control program (game control program) executable on the user terminal 10 so as to be downloadable from the user terminal 10. In addition, the game server 30 stores various setting information and history information necessary for the game executed on the user terminal 10 and transmits it to the user terminal 10 as necessary. Note that the game control program downloaded by the user terminal 10 is not limited to the game server 30 and may be stored in another downloadable server device.

  The user terminal 10 functions as a game device that executes a game control program downloaded from the game server 30. For example, the user terminal 10 is a computer device used by a user, and a PC (Personal Computer), a tablet PC, a mobile phone such as a smartphone or a feature phone, a personal digital assistant (PDA), or the like is applicable. In the present embodiment, the user terminal 10 will be described as a smartphone.

  FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a hardware configuration of the user terminal 10. The user terminal 10 includes, for example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 11, a communication unit 12, an input unit 13, a display unit 14, and a storage unit 15, and a game server 30 connected via a network NW, Communication with other devices and the like is performed via the communication unit 12. These components are connected via a bus so that they can communicate with each other. The CPU 11 executes various programs stored in the storage unit 15 and controls each unit of the user terminal 10.

The communication unit 12 includes, for example, a plurality of Ethernet (registered trademark) ports and a plurality of digital input / output ports such as USB.
The input unit 13 is configured integrally with a display as a touch panel, for example, and various instructions are input by a user operation. The input unit 13 may be another input device such as a keyboard, a mouse, a touch pad, or a microphone in which various instructions are input by voice.
The display unit 14 is a display that displays information such as images and text, and includes a liquid crystal display panel, an organic EL (ElectroLuminescence) display panel, and the like.

  The storage unit 15 includes, for example, an HDD (Hard Disk Drive), an SSD (Solid State Drive), an EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory), and a ROM (Read-Only Memory). Various information, images, programs (including game control programs) and the like processed by the user terminal 10 are stored. The storage unit 15 is not limited to a built-in unit in the user terminal 10 but may be an external storage device connected by a digital input / output port such as a USB. The user terminal 10 may be configured to include hardware configurations such as a speaker (not shown), an audio output terminal, a camera, a gyro sensor, and a GPS (Global Positioning System) receiving module.

[Game Overview]
Next, an outline of an example of the game in the present embodiment will be described. In the present embodiment, the game executed by the user terminal 10 is a card that is used for a battle (hereinafter referred to as “battle”) among a plurality of character cards possessed by the user. This is a battle game in which an enemy character appearing in the battle battles. Here, the character is a person, an animal, an object (for example, a vehicle) or the like appearing in the game. A character card is an example of an object representing a character appearing in a game, and is an example of an object recognized by a user from an image (text, still image, moving image, or the like). Specifically, the character card is a card representing a character that battles with an enemy character in the game, and is displayed as an image on the game screen. In this battle game, a plurality of character cards that can be used for the battle are given to the user as the game progresses. For example, a character card is given to the user as a reward when winning a game battle, or given to the user by performing a card lottery. The user can select a character to be battled by holding a plurality of assigned character cards.

  The plurality of character cards include cards of a plurality of types of characters. For example, the plurality of character cards include cards having different names (hereinafter also referred to as “character names”) that can identify the characters. Moreover, even if the cards have the same character, at least one card with different accompanying information is also included. Here, the accompanying information is various information attached to the character card, for example, a rarity indicating the rarity of the character card, an attribute indicating an attack that the character is good at, and a special ability that the character can use. Skills that indicate etc. are included. For example, the rarity is divided into seven stages of N, N +, R, R +, SR, SR +, and UR in order from the lowest degree of rarity. A character having a higher rarity is a character having a higher value and a higher value of attack power and defense power or a higher upper limit value, and the possibility that the battle can be advantageously advanced is increased. The accompanying information may include a card ID that can identify the type of character card.

  In addition, the battle game of the present embodiment includes a main battle game (hereinafter referred to as “main game”) in which a battle is performed by fisting or kicking a card character set in a deck and an enemy character appearing in the game. And a game (hereinafter also referred to as a “sub-game”) provided incidentally at an event held in a battle game (for example, an event held during a specific period) separately from the main game. included. For example, in a sub game, it is possible to play a different type of battle from a battle performed in the main game using a character card used in the main game.

[Outline of the main game]
First, an outline of the main game according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 and 4.
FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of the home screen of the main game according to the present embodiment. In this figure, the home screen G10 is an example of a game screen serving as a basic screen for operations in the main game, and is displayed in response to the start of the battle game. In the illustrated example, a user label E10 and a status label E11 are displayed on the home screen G10 as information indicating the user who plays the game. The user label E10 describes a user name and a user level. The user name is a name (such as a nickname) indicating the user registered when the user starts the game. The user level is a value indicating the degree of growth in the user's game, and increases according to the progress and battle of the game. Here, the user level is described as “LV10”, which indicates that the value is 10.

The status label E11 describes status values such as the user's stamina, the number of cards held, and the cost that can be used.
Stamina is a value consumed by a user (a character to battle) performing a battle. Each battle is set with a stamina value necessary for performing the battle, and the necessary stamina value is consumed from the user's stamina by performing the battle. If you don't have the stamina you need to battle, you can't battle. The consumed stamina is recovered after a predetermined time (for example, 3 minutes) has elapsed. Moreover, it can also be recovered by using a stamina drink, which is an item for recovering stamina. Here, “stamina 50/50” and a stamina gauge that visually represents the number of stamina values are described as stamina values, and the current value is 50 and the maximum value is 50. Represents.
The number of cards possessed is the number of character cards possessed by the user. Here, “card 28/50” is described as the number of cards held, indicating that the current number of cards held is 28 and the maximum number of cards that can be held is 50.
The cost is a value required when a character card is set on the deck or when a specific game (for example, a sub game provided at an event) is played. Here, “Cost 100/100” is described as the cost that can be used by the user, which indicates that the current value is 100 and the maximum value is 100. The current value of the cost shown here decreases when consumed by performing the specific event, for example. Moreover, it can also be recovered by using a cost drink which is an item for recovering the cost.

  In addition, a battle start icon E12 and an event execution icon E13 are displayed on the home screen G10. The battle start icon E12 is displayed as an operator for starting a battle mode for performing a battle with an enemy character in the main game. When the user performs a tap operation on the battle start icon E12, the battle mode of the main game is started. The event execution icon E13 is displayed as an operator for executing the sub game. For example, the event execution icon E13 is displayed on the home screen G10 only during the event period. When the user performs a tap operation on the event execution icon E13, the sub game is started.

Further, a notification icon E14, a store icon E15, a card icon E16, a deck organization icon E17, and a menu icon E18 are displayed on the home screen G10.
The notification icon E14 is displayed as an operator for transitioning to a notification screen on which information notified from the game provider to the user is displayed. When the user performs a tap operation on the notification icon E14, the notification screen is displayed.
The store icon E15 is displayed as an operator for making a transition to a store screen where items and coins that can be used in the game can be purchased. When the user performs a tap operation on the store icon E15, the screen changes to a store screen. Here, the items that can be used in the game are, for example, a stamina drink that recovers consumed stamina, a cost drink that recovers consumed cost, and the like. The coin is a virtual currency that can be used in the game. For example, coins can be purchased in actual currency, and items can be purchased in coins, which are virtual currencies.

  The card icon E16 is displayed as an operator for transitioning to a card screen that accepts an instruction for a card possessed by the user. When the user performs a tap operation on the card icon E16, the card screen is displayed. On the card screen, for example, a card lottery in which a user is given a card by lottery, a list display of cards possessed by the user, a card composition, a card sale, and the like can be performed. Here, card composition is to strengthen a character card by combining a plurality of character cards into one.

  The deck organization icon E17 is displayed as an operator for making a transition to a deck organization screen for setting a character card used by a user for a battle on the deck. When the user performs a tap operation on the deck organization icon E17, the deck organization screen is displayed. For example, in the deck organization screen, a battle character card that directly attacks an enemy character (hereinafter also referred to as a “battle character card”) as a character card to be used for battle among character cards possessed by the user And a support character card (hereinafter also referred to as “support character card”) that supports the battle character can be set on the deck. Here, as an example, a description will be given on the assumption that each of the battle character card and the support character card can be set to a deck of up to four (up to a total of eight). On the deck organization screen, multiple types of decks can be organized. The user can select a deck to be used in the battle from one or a plurality of decks organized.

  Note that the support character is a character that supports the battle character, for example, by increasing the attack power or defense power of the battle character, and cannot be selected as a character that directly battles with the enemy character in the battle mode. . For example, even a character card that has low values of attack power and defense power and is not selected as a battle character can be used as a support character card.

  In the battle mode, a battle with an enemy character can be performed with the battle character of the card selected from the battle character cards set on the deck. For example, if you battle with an enemy character with one of the battle character cards (up to 4) set in the deck and two or more battle character cards are set in the deck, During the battle, the battle character of another battle character card set on the deck can be changed.

  The menu icon E18 is displayed as an operator for making a transition to a menu screen where various functions available to the user in the game can be selected. When the user performs a tap operation on the menu icon E18, the menu screen is displayed. For example, on the menu screen, it is possible to select an icon as an operator for transitioning to the above-described notification screen, store screen, card screen, and deck organization screen, an icon as an operator for transitioning to the help screen, and the like. Is displayed. In addition, even if an icon as an operator for transitioning to an event screen on which information related to an event or an operator for executing a sub game provided by the event is displayed is displayed on the menu screen, it can be selected. Good.

  FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of a battle screen of the main game according to the present embodiment. In this figure, a battle screen G20 is an example of a game screen in which a battle between a deck character organized by a user in a main game and an enemy character generated by a computer is performed. For example, when the user performs a tap operation on the battle start icon E12 illustrated in FIG. 2, the battle process is started, and the battle screen G20 is displayed.

  In the illustrated example, a battle field E20, a battle character icon E21, a substitute character icon E22, and an attack pad E23 are displayed on the battle screen G20. The battle character icon E21 displays a battle character card selected as a card of a character to battle with an enemy character among the battle character cards set on the deck. Here, the battle character card having the character name C1 and the rarity SR is displayed as a card of the character to be battled. The replacement character icon E22 displays a battle character card other than the character that battles with the enemy character among the battle character cards set on the deck. Here, the card with the character name C2 and the rarity R +, the card with the character name C3 and the rarity SR, and the battle character card with the character name C4 and the rarity SR are interchangeable battle character cards. It is displayed. When the user performs a tap operation on the battle character card displayed on the replacement character icon E22, the character to be battled is replaced with the character of the card on which the tap operation has been performed.

  The attack pad E23 accepts a user operation related to the attack type and timing of the character to be battled. For example, an attack (for example, a fist-type attack, a kick-type attack, or a system-type attack) is issued from the user's character that battles in response to a tap operation and a flick operation performed on the attack pad E23 by the user. The battle field E20 displays the battle situation between the user character and the enemy character. For example, in the battle field E20, an image representing the entity of the user character and an image representing the entity of the enemy character are displayed, and the position and shape of each image change according to the battle situation. Further, in the battle field E20, the HP gauge of the user character, the HP gauge of the enemy character, the damage point against the attack, the elapsed time of the battle, and the like are displayed according to the battle situation. HP (Hit Point) is, for example, a value representing the physical strength or vitality of a character. For example, when the HP gauge of the enemy character first becomes 0, the battle ends, information indicating the victory of the user character is displayed and a reward corresponding to the victory is given, and then the home screen G10 is returned. . On the other hand, when the HP gauge of the user's character first becomes 0, the battle ends, information indicating the defeat of the user's character is displayed, and then the screen returns to the home screen G10.

[Outline of sub-game]
Next, an outline of the sub game according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. In the sub game according to the present embodiment, the game is played in a team battle of 8 to 8 players who battles using a maximum of 8 characters of a battle character card and a support character card set on the deck in the main game. A part or all of the maximum eight characters are used as an attacking character or a defending character, and the game proceeds.

  For example, this sub game is a game in which a character is played against a bowling ball and a pin. Specifically, by flicking and tapping the character displayed on the game screen as if it were a ball in a timely manner, the character jumps from the top of the bank with momentum in the game space. It is a game set to charge and compete for the number of drums that correspond to pins.

  The character that looks like a ball is the attacking user's character. The battle character card set on the attacking user's deck is a character card that can be the attacking character. The image of the attacking character that looks like a ball is also referred to as an “attacking object” below. On the other hand, the character that looks like a pin is the character of the defending user who is the opponent of the attacking user. The battle character card and the support character card set on the defending user's deck are the defending character cards, and the drum can images corresponding to the characters are arranged in the game space like bowling pins. . The drum can image corresponding to the defensive character that looks like this pin is an object attacked by the attacking object, and is also referred to as a “target object” below.

  FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a sub game battle information screen according to the present embodiment. In this figure, the battle information screen G30 is an example of a game screen on which battle information including information on the attack side and information on the defense side in the sub game is displayed. For example, in the battle information screen G30, the user performs a tap operation on the event execution icon E13 displayed on the home screen G10 in FIG. 3, and then selects an opponent from the list of opponents displayed. Is displayed.

  On the illustrated battle information screen G30, player information E31 of a user who plays a game using the user terminal 10 (that is, a player), opponent information E32 of the opponent, and related information E33 are displayed. The Here, the opponent who fights the user uses the user information of the user to process the user selected in the game server 30 as the opponent from the users who play this battle game. It is a virtualized virtual user.

  In the player information E31, a user name E311 of a user who plays the game, attack character information E312 indicating the attacking character of the user, and arrangement information E313 of the defending character of the user are displayed. For example, in the attack character information E312, the character name of the battle character card set in the deck is displayed as information indicating the attacking character based on the deck organization set by the user in the main game. Here, the character names of four battle character cards set on the deck (character names of four characters) are displayed in the order in which they are set on the deck. The character names for the four people displayed in the attack character information E312 are the character names of the characters for the four people who are attacking in the sub game.

  In addition, the arrangement information E313 displays arrangement information when the target object corresponding to the defending character is arranged based on the deck organization set by the user in the main game. Specifically, a total of eight cards including four battle character cards and four support character cards set on the deck are arranged according to a predetermined rule. For example, as a predetermined rule, in the arrangement information E313, the battle character cards are arranged on the four cards e1 to e4 arranged on the front guard side, and the four cards e5 to e8 arranged on the rear guard side, A support character card is placed. When the user is a defender, the target objects (that is, drums) corresponding to the characters are arranged in the game space according to the arrangement of the character cards according to the predetermined rule.

  The predetermined rule is not limited to the example described above. For example, a support character card (target object corresponding to the support character) may be arranged on the front guard side, and a battle character card (target object corresponding to the battle character) may be arranged on the rear guard side. Further, instead of the front side and the rear side, it may be divided on the outer side and the inner side, or the arrangement of the character cards set on the deck may be defined for each position.

  In the opponent information E32, an opponent user name E321, attack character information E322 indicating the attacking character of the opponent, and arrangement information E323 of the defending character of the opponent are displayed. In the attack character information E322, the character name of the battle character card set in the deck is displayed as information indicating the attacking character based on the deck organization set by the opponent in the main game. In addition, the arrangement information E323 displays arrangement information when the target object corresponding to the defending character is arranged based on the deck organization set by the opponent in the main game.

  The related information E33 is activated when a special skill is activated when a specific character card is included in the user's deck formation or when a specific character card is included in the opponent's deck formation. Information such as special skills (eg, interconnected skills) is displayed. If there is this special skill, there is a high possibility that the battle can be advantageously advanced even in the sub game.

  In this subgame, an attack turn that attacks the opponent's target object with the attacking object and a defense turn that places the target object attacked by the opponent's attacking object in the game space are alternately performed. Proceed with For example, a maximum of four attacking characters displayed in the attack character information E312 and a maximum of four attacking characters displayed in the opponent's attack character information E322, one per round. Attacks are made in turn, and when four rounds are completed, the winner is decided. Note that the order of the attacking characters displayed in the attack character information E312 and the attack character information E322 (attack order) may be changed before the battle is started.

6 and 7 are examples of an attack operation screen for performing an operation input related to an attack when the user plays an attack turn in the sub game according to the present embodiment. First, FIG. 6 will be described.
FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an example of an attack operation screen (hereinafter, referred to as “attack flick operation screen G40”) that accepts a flick operation for determining an action related to the attack direction and distance. The flick operation on the attack flick operation screen G40 is an operation for determining a direction and a distance in which an attack by the attacking object E41 (that is, an image of the attacking character as if it is a ball) is reached. In the example of the attack flick operation screen G40 shown in the figure, in the game space, the attacking object E41 runs down the slope E42 from above the bank, and a plurality of target objects E43 (that is, the slope E42 is arranged before the break) is interrupted. The attack is carried out with an action of jumping and charging the image of the drum can corresponding to the defensive character as if it were a pin. For example, on the attack flick operation screen G40, when a tap operation is performed on the attacking object E41, the attacking object E41 starts to run on the slope E42, and the flick operation is performed at a position on the screen corresponding to the attacking object E41. A prompt flick operation guide E44 is displayed. The flick operation guide E44 has a character (in this case, “FLICK”) indicating that an input of a flick operation is requested, and a direction in which a plurality of target objects E43 are arranged from the attacking object E41 (that is, recommended). And an arrow indicating the operation direction of the flick operation.

  When the user performs a flick operation on the attacking object E41 at the timing when the flick operation guide E44 is displayed on the attack flick operation screen G40, based on the operation direction of the flick operation and the slide length of the flick operation, The direction and distance at which the attacking side object E41 jumping and assaults from the slope E42 reaches is determined. For example, the direction in which the attacking object E41 jumps, that is, the direction in which the attacking object E41 arrives is determined by the operation direction of the flick operation. For example, when the operation direction of the flick operation is a direction from the attacking object E41 toward the middle of the area where the plurality of target objects E43 are arranged, the direction in which the attacking object E41 jumps is that the plurality of target objects E43 The direction is toward the middle of the area where it is placed. When the operation direction of the flick operation is tilted to the right side from the direction toward the middle, the attacking object E41 also jumps to the right side from the middle of the area where the plurality of target objects E43 are arranged. Similarly, when the operation direction of the flick operation is tilted to the left from the direction toward the middle, the direction in which the attacking object E41 jumps is also the direction toward the left from the middle of the region where the plurality of target objects E43 are arranged. .

  Here, when the operation direction of the flick operation is inclined to the right or left side from the direction toward the middle, the degree to which the attacking object E41 jumps to the right or left side from the middle also changes according to the degree of the inclination. . Note that the angle in the operation direction of the flick operation and the angle in the direction in which the attacking object E41 jumps may be the same angle or may be associated at a predetermined ratio. For example, when the operation direction of the flick operation is tilted by 10 degrees to the right, the direction in which the attacking object E41 jumps is shifted to the right by 5 degrees, and the operation direction of the flick operation is to the right. When tilted by 20 degrees, the direction in which the attacking object E41 jumps is shifted to the right by 10 degrees. Further, the ratio applied to the angle in the direction in which the attacking object E41 jumps may be changed in accordance with the magnitude of the angle in the operation direction of the flick operation. For example, when the operation direction of the flick operation is tilted 10 degrees to the right side, the direction in which the attacking object E41 jumps is shifted to the right by 5 degrees, and when the operation direction of the flick operation is tilted 20 degrees to the right side, The direction in which the object E41 jumps may be shifted to the right by 8 degrees.

  Further, based on the slide length of the flick operation, the distance that the attacking object E41 jumps, that is, the distance that the attacking object E41 reaches is determined. Here, the slide length of the flick operation is a length (distance) that touches the screen when a finger or the like is slid during the flick operation. For example, as the slide length of the flick operation becomes longer, the distance that the attacking object E41 jumps becomes longer, that is, the distance that the attacking object E41 reaches becomes longer. On the other hand, as the slide length of the flick operation becomes shorter, the distance that the attacking object E41 jumps becomes shorter, that is, the distance that the attacking object E41 reaches becomes shorter. Further, the position of the attacking object E41 when the finger or the like is released from the screen during the flick operation is the crossing position when the attacking object E41 jumps from the slope E42. Therefore, even if the jump distance is the same, the position where the attacking object E41 reaches after jumping changes depending on the crossing position.

  As described above, in the sub game according to the present embodiment, the flick operation can be performed on the attacking object E41 while aiming at the direction and distance of the target object that the user wants to defeat.

  FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of an attack operation screen (hereinafter referred to as “power gauge operation screen G50”) that accepts a tap operation on a power gauge that determines attack power. The tap operation on the power gauge operation screen G50 is an operation for determining the attack power by the attacking object E41 (that is, the image of the attacking character as if it were a ball). For example, on the power gauge operation screen G50, the attacking object E41 in a state of jumping by the flick operation on the attack flick operation screen G40 described above is displayed. In addition, a power gauge E51 for determining the attack power corresponding to the attacking object E41 is displayed.

The power gauge E51 displays characters (in this case, “TAP”) indicating that an input of a tap operation is requested, and a circular index indicating the ratio of exerting an attack power. This circular index indicates that the larger the size of the circle, the higher the rate of exerting attack power, and the smaller the size of the circle, the smaller the rate of exhibiting attack power. As shown in FIG. 8, the circular index changes in size with the passage of time, and is displayed by repeating the size at predetermined time intervals. Then, the attack power exerted by the attacking object E41 is determined based on the size of the circle at the timing when the user performs the tap operation.
For example, when the size of the circle when the user performs a tap operation on the power gauge E51 is 100% (the size of the circle is the maximum value (gauge MAX: 100)), the attack power of the character is determined. It indicates that the character is exerted at 100%, and when the size of the circle of the power gauge E51 is 50%, it indicates that 50% of the attack power of the character is exhibited. In the following description, the ratio of the size of the circle when the user performs a tap operation on the power gauge E51 (that is, the ratio of exerting the attack power) is also referred to as “power gauge strength”.
Therefore, the user needs to tap the power gauge E51 with good timing in order to increase the attack power of the attacking object E41.

  Each of the plurality of target objects E43 is damaged based on the position where the attacking object E41 has reached and the attack power. Each target object E43 is associated with the HP at the start of the sub-game of the corresponding character, and the HP value decreases when damage is given by the attack of the attacking object E41. Each target object E43 falls when the HP value becomes “0”.

  FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of a screen (hereinafter referred to as “attack result screen G60”) that displays an attack result when the attacking object E41 attacks the target object E43. On this attack result screen G60, an attack action image E61 and damage information E62 of the target object E43 are displayed. In the attack action image E61, when the attacking object E41 attacks the target object E43, the action of the attacking object E41 and the target object E43 (that is, when the bowling ball hits a pin (here, a drum can)) , Or an action that looks like it was when it did not win). For example, when the HP value is “0”, a moving image of the effect that the drum can falls is displayed. The damage information E62 displays character card arrangement information corresponding to each target object E43 and an HP gauge indicating the damage degree of each target object E43. In addition, “×” indicating that the HP is defeated is displayed on the target object E43 whose HP value is “0”.

  When the attack turn described with reference to FIGS. 6 to 9 is completed, a defense turn is entered. For example, in the defensive turn, the user's target object placement and the opponent's attack are automatically performed by computer processing, so no user operation is required. In addition, arrangement | positioning of a user's target object is performed based on a user's deck organization. When the defense turn ends, a screen that displays the result of attack by the opponent (such as damage information of the user's target object) is displayed in the same display format as the attack result screen G60 of FIG. As a result, the attack turn and the defense turn for one round are completed, and the process proceeds to the next round. Then, as described above, the attack turn and the defense turn are alternately repeated, and the victory or defeat is determined at the time when four rounds are finished (at the time when the attacks by the four attacking characters for each other are finished).

[Game system configuration]
Next, with reference to FIG. 10, the functional configuration of the user terminal 10 and the game server 30 included in the game system 1 will be described. FIG. 10 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of the user terminal 10 and the game server 30 included in the game system 1. First, the configuration of the game server 30 will be described.

[Configuration of Game Server 30]
The game server 30 includes a server communication unit 34, a server storage unit 35, and a server control unit 310. The server communication unit 34 includes, for example, a plurality of Ethernet (registered trademark) ports, a plurality of digital input / output ports such as USB, and the like, and is connected to the user terminal 10 and other devices connected via the network NW. Communicate.

  The server storage unit 35 includes, for example, an HDD, an SSD, an EEPROM, a ROM, a RAM, and the like. Various information, images, programs, and the like processed by the game server 30, user information acquired from the user terminal 10, and the user terminal 10 Various setting information and history information necessary for game processing to be executed are stored. The server storage unit 35 is not limited to being built in the game server 30 and may be an external storage device connected via a digital input / output port such as a USB. Here, the user information is identification information for identifying a user, for example. For example, the user information is a user ID uniquely assigned to each user, and is stored in association with various parameters in the user's game, a character card that the user can use in the game, and the like. The user information is not limited to the user ID but may be a user name or the like as long as the user can be identified.

  The server control unit 310 controls each unit of the game server 30. The server control unit 310 acquires user information from the user terminal 10 in response to a request from the user terminal 10, and stores the acquired user information in the server storage unit 35. Further, the server control unit 310 acquires various setting information and history information necessary for the game process executed on the user terminal 10 in response to a request from the user terminal 10, and stores the acquired various setting information and history information. The server information is stored in the server storage unit 35 in association with the user information. Further, the server control unit 310 reads out the above-described various setting information and history information from the server storage unit 35 and transmits them to the user terminal 10 in response to a request from the user terminal 10.

  Next, various game setting information and history information stored in the server storage unit 35 will be described in detail. For example, the server storage unit 35 includes a user data storage unit 351, a character master storage unit 352, a possessed card data storage unit 353, and a deck organization data storage unit 354.

  The user data storage unit 351 stores user data in the game related to the user who plays the game on the user terminal 10. For example, the user data storage unit 351 stores, as user data, a user ID, a user name, a user level, a cost, a stamina, and the like associated with each other. The user ID is identification information for identifying the user. The user name is the name of the user, such as a nickname registered in the game. The user level, cost, and stamina are the user level, cost, and stamina described with reference to the home screen G10 in FIG. 3, and are described in the user label E10 or the status label E11 based on these values.

  The character master storage unit 352 stores master data of characters appearing in the game. For example, the character master storage unit 352 stores card ID, character name, character image, rarity, attribute, skill, character parameter, and the like as character master data in association with each other.

  The card ID is identification information that can be identified for each type of character card. For example, as the types of character cards, cards with different character names, or cards with different rarity, attributes, skills, etc., even if the character names are the same, are identified as different types of cards. The character name is the name of the character of each character card. The character image is an image representing at least a part of the character mode (such as figure and character name) of each character card, and is, for example, an illustration drawn on the character card. The rarity is a rarity of each character card, and for example, any one of seven levels N, N +, R, R +, SR, SR +, and UR is associated with the rarity.

  The attribute is information indicating an attack that the character of the character card is good at. For example, any of W1, W2, and W3 is associated with the attribute. Here, W1 indicates a fist attribute (fist attack), W2 indicates a kick attribute (kick attack), and W3 indicates a body attribute (system attack). For example, a fist character can be dealt with a great deal of damage when attacking with a body attribute, a character with a bodily attribute can be dealt with great damage when attacked with a kick attribute, You can do a lot of damage if you attack. The skill is information indicating a special ability that the character of the character card can use in the battle. Some character cards do not have skills.

  The character parameter is information whose value varies according to the progress of the game, and includes, for example, the level, cost, HP, attack power, defense power, sale price, etc. of each character card (character). Note that the value of each character parameter stored in the character master storage unit 352 is an initial value when a character card is given to the user. The level is information indicating the degree of growth of each character. The cost is a cost required when setting each character card on the deck. HP is a value representing the physical strength or vitality of each character. The attack power is information indicating the attack power in the battle of each character. Defense power is information which shows the value of defense power in the battle of each character. The sale price is a value of a coin given to the user when each character card is sold. These character parameters are changed by battle defeat and card composition. For example, the battle can be advantageously advanced as the level, cost, HP, attack power, defense power, and the like increase.

  The possession card data storage unit 353 stores possession card data in which a character card possessed by a user is associated with a user ID. FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a data example of the possession card data table TBL353 stored in the possession card data storage unit 353. In the possessed card data table TBL353, as the possessed card data, the user ID, the serial number (serial No.) of the character card possessed by the user, the card ID, the character name, the character image, the rarity, the attribute, the skill, And character parameters are stored in association with each other. The serial number (serial number) is a number uniquely assigned to each character card, and is information that can identify each character card in the game. Even if character cards with the same card ID are possessed, different serial numbers are associated with each other. When a character card is given to the user, the card ID, character name, character image, rarity, attribute, skill, and character parameter are stored in the character master data value (stored in the character master storage unit 352). Stored master data value). In this possessed card data table TBL353, the value of the character parameter is updated as the game progresses.

  The deck organization data storage unit 354 stores deck organization data set by the user. FIG. 12 is a diagram illustrating a data example of the deck organization data table TBL354 stored in the deck organization data storage unit 354. In the deck organization data table TBL354, the user ID, the deck ID, the battle character No (battle character number), the support character No (support character number), and the serial number of the character card correspond to the deck organization data. Attached and stored. The deck ID is identification information that can identify a deck. For example, in this game, the user can organize a plurality of types of decks (for example, five types of decks such as deck 1, deck 2, deck 3, deck 4, and deck 5). A deck ID (for example, DK1, DK2, DK3, DK4, and DK5) is set so that each of the five types of decks can be identified.

  In addition, for example, four slots in which a battle character card can be set and four slots in which a support character can be set are prepared in one deck. Can be set. The battle character No is identification information that can identify each of the four slots in which a battle character card can be set. The support character No is identification information that can identify each of the four slots in which a support character card can be set. The serial number of the battle character card or the support character card set in each slot is stored in the serial number of the character card. If no character card is set, the serial number of the character card is “null”.

  In the illustrated example, in the deck 1 of the user whose user ID is U0001 (the deck ID is DK1), each of the battle characters No “1”, “2”, “3”, and “4” has a serial number “SN00007”. , “SN00002”, “SN00006”, and “SN00003” character cards are stored as battle character cards. Further, in this user's deck 1, the support characters No. “1”, “2”, “3”, and “4” have serial numbers “SN00005”, “SN00001”, “SN00004”, and “SN00008”, respectively. A character card is stored as a support character card.

[Configuration of User Terminal 10]
Next, returning to FIG. 10, the configuration of the user terminal 10 will be described.
The user terminal 10 includes a game control unit 110 as a functional configuration realized by the CPU 11 executing a game control program stored in the storage unit 15. The game control unit 110 performs a game process based on the game control program in accordance with a user operation on the input unit 13. The game control unit 110 causes the display unit 14 to display a game screen corresponding to the game process. In addition, the game control unit 110 transmits various setting information and history information according to game processing to the game server 30 via the communication unit 12, and transmits various setting information and history information to the communication unit 12 as necessary. Via the game server 30. A part or all of the game control unit 110 may be realized as a hardware integrated circuit such as an LSI (Large Scale Integration) or an ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit).

For example, the game control unit 110 includes an input reception unit 111, a display control unit 112, a main game execution unit 120, and a sub game execution unit 130. The input receiving unit 111 receives various instructions input to the input unit 13 by a user operation. For example, the input reception unit 111 performs user operations on the home screen G10 illustrated in FIG. 3 and user notifications on a notification screen, a store screen, a card screen, a deck organization screen, and a menu screen that are displayed after transition from the home screen G10. It accepts various instructions input from operations. Further, the input reception unit 111 includes a game screen of the main game (for example, a battle screen G20 shown in FIG. 4) and a game screen of the sub game (the battle information screen G30 shown in FIG. 5 and the attack flick operation screen G40 shown in FIG. 6). 7 accepts various instructions input by the user's operation on the power gauge operation screen G50 shown in FIG. 7 and the attack result screen G60 shown in FIG.
For example, the input reception unit 111 receives an instruction to select a character card to be set on the deck based on a user operation on the deck organization screen. The deck organization screen is an example of a game screen that is transitioned by a user performing a tap operation on the deck organization icon E17 on the home screen G10 shown in FIG. 3 as described above.
The display control unit 140 performs control to display the game screen of the main game executed by the main game execution unit 120 and the game screen of the sub game executed by the sub game execution unit 130 on the display unit 14.

  The main game execution unit 120 executes the main game described with reference to FIGS. 3 and 4. Specifically, the main game execution unit 120 performs game processing such as character card assignment, card composition, deck organization, battle, and the like, and generates various game screens according to the game processing, and generates various game screens. Is displayed on the display unit 14 via the display control unit 140. For example, when the input receiving unit 111 receives an instruction to select a battle character card or a support character to be set on the deck based on a user operation on the deck organization screen, the main game executing unit 120 is selected based on the instruction. Set the character card to the deck.

  Specifically, the deck organization screen displays four slots in which a battle character card can be set and four slots in which a support character can be set. When an operation for setting a character card is performed in one of the four slots in which a battle character card can be set, the main game executing unit 120 sets the serial number of the set character card to the set deck ID. And stored in the deck organization data table TBL354 in association with the battle character No. of the set slot. Similarly, when an operation for setting a character card is performed in one of four slots in which a support character card can be set, the main game execution unit 120 sets the serial number of the set character card to the set deck ID. Are stored in the deck organization data table TBL354 in association with the support character Nos of the set slots.

  The sub game execution unit 130 executes the sub game described with reference to FIGS. Specifically, the sub-game executing unit 130 organizes an attacking character and a defending character based on the deck organization, a game in which the attacking character is viewed as a bowling ball and the defending character as a pin. The game processing and various game screens corresponding to the game processing are generated, and the generated various game screens are displayed on the display unit 14 via the display control unit 140. For example, the sub game execution unit 130 includes a composition unit 131, an object setting unit 132, an action determination unit 133, an action execution unit 134, and a parameter change unit 135.

  The knitting unit 131 knitting a plurality of characters used in the sub game. For example, the knitting unit 131 uses the deck knitting formed in the main game as the knitting of a plurality of characters used in the sub game. Specifically, the knitting unit 131 acquires the deck knitting data stored in the deck knitting data storage unit 354 of the game server 30 via the communication unit 12 in order to use the knitting data as the knitting of the sub game character. . Here, an example in which the knitting unit 131 uses the deck knitting formed in the main game will be described, but a plurality of characters used in the sub game may be knitted in the sub game. In this case, for example, a deck organization screen as a game screen of the sub game is displayed, and the organization unit 131 may organize a plurality of characters used in the sub game in accordance with a user operation on the deck organization screen.

  The object setting unit 132 sets the character of the battle character card set on the deck as the attacking character used in the attack turn based on the main game deck organization data acquired by the organization unit 131. For example, the object setting unit 132 applies the battle character cards set to the battle character Nos. “1” to “4” set in the deck in each attack turn of rounds 1 to 4 in the order of the battle character No. The character is set as the attacking character to be used (see, for example, attack character information E312 in FIG. 5). An attack is performed by an attacking object corresponding to the attacking character set by the object setting unit 132. That is, the attack is performed by an attacking object corresponding to some characters (in this case, battle characters) among the characters of the plurality of character cards set in the deck.

  On the other hand, in the defense turn, the object setting unit 132 sets the target object corresponding to the battle character card and the support character set on the deck based on the deck organization data of the main game acquired by the organization unit 131 according to a predetermined rule. Place in the game space of the sub game. Here, the predetermined rules are, for example, battle characters set to battle characters No. “1” to “4” on the cards e1 to e4 arranged on the avant-garde side shown in the arrangement information E313 of FIG. The cards are arranged in the order of the battle character No. The support character cards set to the support characters No. “1” to “4” are arranged in the order of the support character Nos. On the cards e5 to e8 arranged on the rear guard side. It is a rule. That is, the target object corresponding to the battle character is arranged on the front guard side, and the target object (that is, the drum can) corresponding to the support character is arranged on the rear guard side in the game space.

The predetermined rule when the object setting unit 132 places the target object in the game space is an example, and is not limited to the above-described rule.
In addition, the object setting unit 132 similarly arranges the target object of the opponent at the time of the attack turn in the game space based on the opponent's deck organization data (for example, the arrangement information E323 in FIG. 5 and the figure). 6 target object E43).

  When attacking the opponent's target object in the attack turn of the sub game, the action determination unit 133 determines an action related to the attack by the attacking object according to the user's operation on the attacking object. Here, the action related to the attack includes, for example, the direction and distance that the attacking object arrives like a bowling ball, that is, the position in the game space that the attacking object reaches. For example, as illustrated in FIG. 6, the action determination unit 133 displays the operation direction of the flick operation performed on the attacking object E41 by the user according to the flick operation guide E44 displayed on the attack flick operation screen G40, and the slide length of the flick operation. Based on the above, the position where the attacking object E41 arrives is determined.

  For example, as illustrated in FIG. 7, the action determination unit 133 damages the target object based on the timing of the tap operation on the power gauge E51 corresponding to the attacking object E41 displayed on the power gauge operation screen G50. Determine the attack power.

  The action execution unit 134 executes an attack action by the attacking object determined by the action determination unit 133. In addition, the action execution unit 134 executes the action of the target object according to the damage of the defending target object according to the position in the game space where the attacking object has reached. The execution of the action is execution of a process for generating a moving image representing the actions of the attacking object and the target object. The action moving image is displayed on the attack result screen G60 shown in FIG.

  The parameter changing unit 135 is a character parameter (here, HP) associated with a plurality of target objects according to the position reached by the attacking object, the strength of the power gauge, and the arrangement of the target object on the defending side. Change the value of. That is, the parameter changing unit 135 calculates the amount of damage to each target object, and subtracts the calculated amount of damage from the HP value of each target object. Hereinafter, an example of changing the HP of each target object will be specifically described.

[Character parameter change example during attack turn]
First, an example of changing the HP of each target object in the user's attack turn will be specifically described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 13 is a diagram illustrating a range in which damage is given to the target object of the opponent. In this figure, drums D1 to D8 as the opponent's target objects are arranged based on the opponent's deck organization. Here, the arrangement of the drums D1 to D8 corresponds to the arrangement of the character cards on the eight cards e1 to e8 shown in the arrangement information E323 of FIG. In FIG. 13, when the position where the attacking object has reached is the landing point P at the right end of the drum D1, the damage applying range Q is shown as a range in which damage is directly applied by the attacking object. Here, it is assumed that damage is given to the target object at least part of which is included in the damage imparting range Q. That is, the drum cans D1, D2, and D3 in the damage imparting range Q are directly damaged by the attacking object.

  That is, the parameter changing unit 135 directly applies to a target object placed within a predetermined range (for example, within the damage imparting range Q) from the position in the game space where the attacking object has reached among the plurality of target objects. Damage is applied and the HP value associated with the target object is changed.

Further, the amount of damage that the attacking object directly gives to the opponent's target object is calculated by, for example, “attack power of the character of the attacking object” × “power gauge strength”.
FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating an example of the attack power, defense power, and HP of the attacking object and the target objects (drum cans D1 to D8) illustrated in FIG. In the illustrated example, the attack power of the attacking object is “1000”. If the strength of the power gauge is “80%”, the amount of damage that the attacking object directly gives to the target object is “1000” × “80%” = “800”. In this case, the remaining amount of HP of the target object can be calculated by “HP value before the target object is attacked” − “800 (damage amount)”.

  For example, if the HP value before the drum can D1 is attacked is “500”, the remaining amount of HP in the drum can D1 is “0” (“500” − “800”). If the HP value before the attack of the drum can D2 is “1500”, the remaining amount of the HP of the drum can D2 is “700” (“1500” − “800”). If the HP value before the drum D3 is attacked is “2000”, the remaining amount of HP in the drum D3 is “1200” (“2000” − “800”). Accordingly, in this example, the drum can D1 falls due to direct damage by the attacking object, and the drum can D2 and the drum can D3 have a reduced HP value but have not yet fallen.

  In addition, the parameter changing unit 135 may change a parameter associated with another target object adjacent to the target object that has changed the HP value (ie, has caused damage) among the plurality of target objects. . For example, the parameter changing unit 135 may change the HP value associated with another target object adjacent to the target object whose HP value has been changed among the plurality of target objects at a predetermined ratio. That is, the parameter changing unit 135 may change the HP value so as to indirectly damage another target object adjacent to the target object that is directly damaged by the attacking object.

  For example, the attacking object blows off the target objects (drum can D1, drum can D2, and drum can D3) that have given direct damage according to the direction in which the attacking object has struck. FIG. 15 is an explanatory diagram for explaining the direction in which the target object is blown away. When the attacking object has struck in the direction of the arrow M0 and arrived at the landing point P at the right end of the drum can D1, the drum can D1 is blown away in the direction of the arrow M1 from the landing point P toward the drum can D1. Further, the drum can D2 is blown off in the direction of an arrow M2 from the landing point P toward the drum can D2. Further, the drum can D3 is blown off in the direction of an arrow M3 from the landing point P toward the drum can D3.

  For example, the strength to be blown off is calculated by (“attack power of the attacking object character” − “defense power of the target object”) × “power gauge strength”. Taking the attack power, defense power, and HP of the attack side object and target object (drum cans D1 to D8) shown in FIG. 14 as examples, the strength at which the drum can D1, the drum can D2, and the drum can D3 are blown away is all. (“1000” − “500”) × “80%” = “400”. For example, a distance to be blown off in the game space is set in advance according to the strength to be blown off.

  Then, when the target object that has been blown off comes into contact with another adjacent target object, the attacking object indirectly damages the other target object that has come into contact. That is, when the blown target object comes into contact with another adjacent target object, the blown off target object damages another target object that has come into contact. For example, damage is given when another target object that has touched moves. Here, the condition of movement of the other target object in contact is, for example, that the target object is in contact with the other target object in the middle of the moving distance according to the “strength blown off” of the blown target object.

  FIG. 16 is a diagram illustrating an example in which a blown target object damages another adjacent target object. In the example shown in the drawing, it is shown that the drum can D2 and the drum can D3 that have been blown away are in contact with the drum can D5 and the drum can D6, respectively, to cause damage. The amount of damage indirectly given to the target object by the attacking object is, for example, “70%” of the amount of damage directly given by the attacking object first.

  That is, the amount of damage indirectly caused by the attacking object to the target object is calculated by, for example, “attacking power of the attacking object character” × “power gauge strength” × “70%”. Specifically, as described above, when the attack power of the attacking object is “1000” and the strength of the power gauge is “80%”, the attacking object indirectly becomes the target object (drum can D5 and drum can D6). The amount of damage to be given is “1000” × “80%” × “70%” = “560”. In this case, if the HP value before the attack of the drum can D5 is “1500”, the remaining amount of HP of the drum can D5 is “940” (“1500” − “560”). If the HP value of the drum D6 before being attacked is “2000”, the remaining amount of HP of the drum can D6 is “1440” (“2000” − “560”).

As described above, in the present embodiment, the target object is directly damaged according to the position where the attacking object has reached, and also indirectly to other target objects adjacent to the damaged target object. Damage to the. Thereby, it is possible to chain damage to a plurality of target objects arranged in the game space with an image of defeating a bowling pin.
In addition, with reference to FIG. 16, the example in which the attacking object indirectly damages another target object adjacent to the target object directly damaged has been described. Other target objects may be further damaged by blowing off other target objects. That is, the stronger the attacking power, the more damage is chained to the target objects.

[Character parameter change example during defensive turn]
Next, with reference to FIGS. 17-21, the example of changing HP of each target object in a user's defense turn is demonstrated concretely.
In the defensive turn, no action is performed on the opponent's attacking object, and the parameter changing unit 135 is based on the placement information of the user's target object placed in the game space and the result calculated according to the predetermined calculation method. Change the parameters of the user's target object. Hereinafter, a determination method for determining a target object to be attacked based on a result calculated according to a predetermined calculation method or the like will be described.

  FIG. 17 is an explanatory diagram illustrating a method of determining a target object to be attacked among the target objects of the user. In the defense turn, one of the target objects (ie, the target object corresponding to the landing point P in the attack turn shown in FIG. 13) attacked from the user's target objects (drum can D1 to D8) is selected with a predetermined probability. Is done. For example, in the illustrated example, the drum can D1 is selected with a probability of 65%, the drum cans D2 and D3 are selected with a probability of 10%, and each of the drum cans D4, D5, D6, D7, and D8 has a probability of 3%. Selected. In this example, the opponent does not remove the attack, but the probability of removing the attack may be included.

  18 and 19 are diagrams illustrating a method of determining a target object that is damaged by chain among the target objects of the user. FIG. 18 shows an example of selecting another target object that is indirectly damaged by the drum can D2 when the drum can D2 is selected as the target object to be attacked in FIG. The probability that the drum can D2 is damaged is 80% for each of the drum can D4 and the drum can D5. Further, when the drum can D4 is selected with a probability of 80%, the probability that the drum can D4 is damaged is 80% for the drum can D7 and the drum can D8, respectively. On the other hand, when the drum can D5 is selected with a probability of 80%, the probability that the drum can D5 is damaged is 80% for the drum can D7.

  FIG. 19 shows an example of selecting another target object that is indirectly damaged by the drum can D1 when the drum can D1 is selected as the target object to be attacked in FIG. The probability that the drum can D1 is damaged is 80% for the drum can D2 and the drum can D3, respectively. When the drum can D2 is selected with a probability of 80%, the probability that the drum can D2 is damaged is 80% for the drum can D2 and the drum can D5, respectively. On the other hand, when the drum can D3 is selected with a probability of 80%, the probability that the drum can D3 is damaged is 80% for the drum can D4 and the drum can D6, respectively. Further, when the drum can D4 is selected, the probability that the drum can D4 is damaged is 80% for the drum can D7 and the drum can D8, respectively. Further, when the drum can D5 is selected, the probability that the drum can D5 is damaged is 80% for the drum can D7. Further, when the drum can D6 is selected, the probability that the drum can D6 is damaged is 80% for the drum can D8.

Next, a method for calculating the amount of damage to a target object that has been damaged as described with reference to FIGS. 17 to 19 will be described.
FIG. 20 is a diagram illustrating an example of a method for determining the strength of the power gauge. In the defense turn, no action is performed on the opponent's attacking object, so the strength of the power gauge is also determined with a predetermined probability. In the example shown in the figure, the strength of the power gauge is 100% selected with a probability of 30%, 90% is selected with a probability of 20%, and 80% is selected with a probability of 15%. As for the strength of the power gauge, 70% is selected with a probability of 15%, 60% is selected with a probability of 10%, and 50% is selected with a probability of 5%. Further, the strength of the power gauge is 40% with a probability of 3%, and 30% with a probability of 2%.

  The amount of damage that the opponent's attacker object directly deals with the target object is, for example, “the attack power of the character of the opponent ’s attacker object” × “the strength of the power gauge selected with a predetermined probability” Is calculated by Note that the target object that is directly damaged by the attacking object of the opponent is the drum can D2 in the example shown in FIG. 18, and the drum can D1 in the example shown in FIG.

  FIG. 21 is a diagram showing an example of the ratio of the amount of damage given to the target object by the chain. In the illustrated example, the amount of damage to the target object one row behind the target object that is directly damaged by the opponent's attacking object is “90%” of the amount of damage directly applied by the attacking object first. It is. Further, the amount of damage to the target object two rows behind the target object that is directly damaged by the opponent's attacking object is “70%” of the damage amount directly applied by the attacking object first. Further, the amount of damage to the target object behind the third row of the target object directly damaged by the attacking object of the opponent is “50%” of the amount of damage directly applied by the attacking object first.

[Operation of sub game processing]
Next, with reference to FIG. 22, the operation of the sub game process executed on the user terminal 10 according to the present embodiment will be described. FIG. 22 is a flowchart showing an example of the sub game process according to the present embodiment.
First, the sub game execution unit 130 organizes a plurality of characters used in the sub game. Specifically, the sub game execution unit 130 acquires the deck organization data stored in the game server 30 via the communication unit 12 in order to use the data as the organization of the characters of the sub game (step S100).

  Next, the sub game execution unit 130 sets the character of the battle character card set on the deck as the attacking character used in the attack turn based on the acquired deck formation data of the main game. For example, the sub game execution unit 130 applies the battle character cards set in the battle character Nos. “1” to “4” set in the deck in the order of the battle character No. Set as the attacking character used in. Further, the sub game execution unit 130 sets a character arrangement according to a predetermined rule when the target object is arranged in the game space in the defense turn based on the acquired deck organization data of the main game. This target object is a target object (for example, drums D1 to D8) corresponding to the battle character card and the support character set on the deck (step S102).

  Further, the sub game execution unit 130 generates a battle information screen G30 (see FIG. 5) to be displayed when the sub game is started, based on the attacking character setting and target object arrangement setting set in step S102. And displayed on the display unit 14 via the display control unit 140 (step S104).

  Next, the sub game execution unit 130 starts a round 1 attack turn, generates an attack flick operation screen G40 (see FIG. 6), and displays it on the display unit 14 via the display control unit 140 (step S106). ). Then, the sub game executing unit 130 determines whether or not a flick operation has been performed by the user in accordance with the flick operation guide E44 displayed on the attack flick operation screen G40 (step S108).

  When it is determined that the flick operation has not been performed (step S108: NO), the sub game execution unit 130 waits for an input of the flick operation. If there is no flick operation for a predetermined time or more, the sub game executing unit 130 may end the round 1 attack turn process as an attack failure and proceed to step S122. On the other hand, when it is determined that the flick operation has been performed (step S108: YES), the sub game execution unit 130 reaches the attacking object E41 based on the operation direction of the flick operation and the slide length of the flick operation. The direction and the distance (that is, the position where the attacking object E41 arrives) are determined (step S110).

  Next, the sub game execution part 130 produces | generates the power gauge operation screen G50 (refer FIG. 7), and displays it on the display part 14 via the display control part 140 (step S112). Then, the sub game executing unit 130 determines whether or not the user has performed a tap operation on the power gauge E51 displayed on the power gauge operation screen G50 (step S114).

  When it is determined that the tap operation has not been performed (step S114: NO), the sub game executing unit 130 waits for an input of the tap operation. If there is no tap operation for a predetermined time or more, the sub game execution unit 130 may end the round 1 attack turn process as an attack failure and proceed to step S122. On the other hand, when it is determined that the tap operation has been performed (step S1114: YES), the sub game execution unit 130 determines the strength of the power gauge based on the size of the circle at the timing when the user performs the tap operation. (Step S116).

  Next, the sub game execution unit 130 determines the HP of the character corresponding to the plurality of target objects of the opponent according to the position where the attacking object has reached, the strength of the power gauge, and the arrangement of the target objects on the defending side. The value is changed (step S118).

  Then, the sub game execution unit 130 generates an attack result screen G60 (see FIG. 9) that displays the attack result based on the changed HP value, and displays the attack result screen G60 on the display unit 14 via the display control unit 140 (step S120). ).

  Next, a round 1 defense turn is entered. The sub game execution unit 130 changes the HP value of the character corresponding to the user's target object based on the arrangement information in which the user's target object is arranged in the game space and the result calculated according to a predetermined calculation method. . Then, the sub game execution unit 130 generates an attack result screen that displays the attack result based on the changed HP value, and displays the attack result screen on the display unit 14 via the display control unit 140 (step S122). The attack result screen displayed here is partly different from the attack result screen G60 shown in FIG. 9, and the attack action image E61 is not displayed. For example, in the attack result screen displayed here, first, when the target object of the user is damaged, an effect indicating that the target object is damaged and damage information of the target object of the user (damage information E62 in FIG. 9). Browse) is displayed.

  Thereby, the attack turn and the defense turn of round 1 are completed. The sub game execution unit 130 determines whether or not the four-round battle has ended (step S124). When it is determined that the battle has not ended (step S124: NO), the sub game executing unit 130 returns the process to step S106, and starts an attack turn of the next round. On the other hand, when it is determined that the match has ended (step S124: YES), the sub game execution unit 130 determines the win or loss of this match based on the number of target objects (drums) remaining after the end of the fourth round. Then, a battle result screen showing victory or defeat is generated and displayed on the display unit 14 via the display control unit 140 (step S126). For example, it is assumed that the user and the opponent who have the remaining target objects (drum cans) have the larger number, and the smaller one has lost. When the number of target objects (drum cans) remaining after the end of the fourth round is the same, the sub game execution unit 130 has a large total HP of target objects (drum cans) remaining after the end of the fourth round. One may win and the other may lose. Further, when the number of remaining target objects (drum cans) and the total value of HP are the same, the user may win and the opponent may lose.

[Summary of First Embodiment]
(1) As described above, the user terminal 10 according to the present embodiment is an example of a game device that progresses a battle game in accordance with an operation by a user, and includes a knitting unit 131, an object setting unit 132, a parameter, And a change unit 135.
The knitting unit 131 knitting a plurality of characters used in a game (for example, a sub game). Based on at least the above organization (for example, deck organization), the object setting unit 132 sets objects corresponding to a plurality of characters as a plurality of target objects attacked by the opponent's attacking object in the game space according to a predetermined rule. To place. The parameter changing unit 135 changes HP (an example of parameters) associated with a plurality of target objects according to the position in the game space where the attacking object has reached as an attack by the attacking object.

Here, the character is a person, an animal, an object (for example, a vehicle) or the like appearing in the game. The object is an entity that appears in the game and is recognized by the user by an image (text, still image, or moving image). For example, the object corresponding to the character may be a character representing the character, or may be a card (for example, a character card according to the present embodiment), a medal, a slot, an item, or the like associated with the character. May be.
In this embodiment, HP has been described as an example of a parameter. However, a character parameter other than HP (for example, cost) may be used as long as damage is caused by an attack.

  Thus, since the user terminal 10 according to the present embodiment arranges the target object attacked by the opponent based on the deck organization of the character used in the battle, the type of character (attack power, defense power, skill, etc.) Accordingly, it is possible to strategically perform the character organization of the attacked side in the battle game. For example, a battle character and a support character that are organized in a deck are arranged separately at a position on the avant-garde side that is easily damaged by an attacking object and a position on the avant-garde side that often causes indirect damage. Therefore, the user can play the game while making a strategy on the defense side (a strategy for reducing the number of target objects to fall as much as possible). Therefore, according to the present embodiment, the interest of the game can be improved.

  (2) In addition, the parameter changing unit 135 includes, among the plurality of target objects, the HP (parameter value) associated with the target object arranged within a predetermined range from the position in the game space where the attacking object has reached. Change one example).

  As described above, in the present embodiment, the target object that directly damages the arrival of the attacking object is not limited to the attacking object at the reached position, but is a target that is disposed within a predetermined range from the reached position. Can be spread on objects. Thereby, even a user who is not skilled in operation can suppress the attack on the target object being too difficult and impairing the interest in the game. For example, it is possible to balance the attacker side and the defense side by changing the size of the predetermined range according to the skill level of the user and the difficulty level of the game.

  (3) In addition, the parameter changing unit 135 changes the HP (an example of the parameter) associated with another target object adjacent to the target object whose parameter has been changed among the plurality of target objects.

  As a result, when the attacking object reaches at least one of the plurality of target objects arranged in the manner of a bowling pin, the user terminal 10 is connected to the adjacent other terminal in the same manner as the bowling pin falls down in a chain. Can damage the target object. Therefore, according to this embodiment, the battle game which imaged bowling can be provided to a user.

(4) Further, the parameter changing unit 135 changes a parameter associated with another target object adjacent to the target object whose parameter has been changed among the plurality of target objects at a predetermined ratio.
Thereby, when chaining damage to adjacent target objects, the user terminal 10 can weight in the direction in which the damage is chained or can gradually weaken the damage caused by the chain.

(5) In addition, the user terminal 10 includes an action determination unit 133. In a game (for example, the above-mentioned subgame), when attacking the opponent's target object (for example, in the case of an attack turn), the action determination unit 133 determines at least a character based on the above composition (for example, deck composition). The action related to the attack by the attacking object is determined according to the operation on the corresponding attacking object.
Here, the action is an action or action in the game. For example, the action related to the attack by the attacking object includes the direction and distance that the attacking object reaches, the jump position and height, and the like.

  Thus, since the character to attack is selected based on the deck organization of the character used in the battle, the user terminal 10 attacks in the battle game according to the type of character (attack, defense, skill, etc.). The side character can be organized strategically. The attacking character also becomes a target object that is attacked. Therefore, the deck organization can be strategically performed in consideration of the character organization on the attacking side and the character organization on the defending side.

  (6) Further, the operation on the attacking object includes a flick operation on the attack flick operation screen G40 (an example of a display screen). Based on the operation direction of the flick operation on the attacking object displayed on the attack flick operation screen G40 and the slide length of the flick operation, the action determination unit 133 determines the direction and distance that the attack by the attacking object reaches. To decide.

  As a result, the user terminal 10 bowls both the direction in which the user wants to attack (whether aiming in the middle or right or left) and the distance to be attacked (whether aiming at the front or the back). It can be done with an intuitive operation based on the image.

(7) Further, the operation on the attacking object includes a tap operation on the power gauge operation screen G50 (an example of a display screen). The parameter changing unit 135 sets the parameter associated with the target object based on the timing of the tap operation on the power gauge E51 (an example of a specific object) corresponding to the attacking object displayed on the power gauge operation screen G50. Determine the amount of change.
Thereby, the user terminal 10 can give the target object damage according to whether the timing of the tap operation when the user performs an attack is good or bad.

(8) The opponent's target object may be arranged in the game space based on the organization (for example, deck organization) of a plurality of characters of the opponent.
Thereby, the user terminal 10 can play a battle game with a team strategically organized with the opponent.

(9) Further, the attack by the attacking object is performed by the attacking object corresponding to a part of the plurality of characters. For example, a part of characters is a character of a card set as a battle character card on the deck.
Thereby, the user terminal 10 can play a battle game with a team strategically organized with the opponent.

(10) In addition, the sub game (an example of a battle game) according to the present embodiment is a game in which an attack turn that attacks an opponent's target object with an attacking object and a target object that is attacked by the opponent's attacking object. Proceed by alternating defensive turns placed in space.
Thereby, since the user terminal 10 attacks alternately for each battle | competition, the battle game which imaged bowling can be advanced.

(11) Moreover, in the sub game (an example of a battle game) according to the present embodiment, for example, an opponent who battles with a user is a virtual user by computer processing. In this case, the parameter changing unit 135 changes the parameter of the target object of the virtual user according to the user's operation on the attacking object in the attack turn of the user. On the other hand, in the user's defense turn, the parameter changing unit 135 sets the parameter of the user's target object based on the result of calculation according to the placement information in which the user's target object is arranged in the game space and the predetermined calculation method. change.
Thereby, the user terminal 10 can calculate the damage caused by the opponent's attack in the user's defense turn, and can omit the effect of the action on the attack side of the opponent.

[Second Embodiment]
Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described.
The basic configuration of the game system 1A according to the present embodiment is the same as the configuration of the game system 1 shown in FIG. 1, and includes a computer device including a user terminal 10A and a game server 30A. Are connected via a network NW.
Since the configuration of the user terminal 10A and the game server 30A is different from the configuration of the first embodiment shown in FIG. 10, it will be described with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 23 is a block diagram illustrating an example of the configuration of the user terminal 10A and the game server 30A included in the game system 1A according to the present embodiment. The user terminal 10A according to the first embodiment is that the sub game execution unit 130A of the game control unit 110A does not include the organization unit 131, the object setting unit 132, and the parameter change unit 135 illustrated in FIG. And different. On the other hand, the game server 30A is different from the game server 30 of the first embodiment in that the server control unit 310A includes a composition unit 331A, an object setting unit 332A, and a parameter change unit 335A. In other words, in the present embodiment, the game server 30A includes functional configurations corresponding to the organization unit 131, the object setting unit 132, and the parameter change unit 135 provided in the user terminal 10 in the first embodiment. It is a thing.

  Each of the knitting unit 331A, the object setting unit 332A, and the parameter changing unit 335A has a function corresponding to each of the knitting unit 131, the object setting unit 132, and the parameter changing unit 135. Since the game server 30A includes the knitting unit 331A, the object setting unit 332A, and the parameter changing unit 335A, for example, the placement information of the attacking character or target object set by the object setting unit 332A, and parameter change Information on the parameters changed by the unit 335A is transmitted to the user terminal 10A via the server communication unit 34. Also, information such as the arrival position of the attacking object and the strength of the power gauge determined by the action determination unit 133 of the user terminal 10A is transmitted to the game server 30A via the communication unit 12.

[Summary of Second Embodiment]
As described above, in the game system 1A according to the present embodiment, the game server 30A includes the knitting unit 131, the object setting unit 132, and the parameters included in the user terminal 10 (an example of a game device) in the first embodiment. As a functional configuration corresponding to the changing unit 135, a knitting unit 331A, an object setting unit 332A, and a parameter changing unit 335A are provided.
The knitting unit 331A knitting a plurality of characters used in a game (for example, a sub game). Based on at least the above composition (for example, deck composition), the object setting unit 332A sets the objects corresponding to the plurality of characters as a plurality of target objects attacked by the opponent attacking object in the game space according to a predetermined rule. To place. The parameter changing unit 335A changes HP (an example of parameters) associated with a plurality of target objects according to the position in the game space where the attacking object has reached as an attack by the attacking object.

In this way, the game system 1A according to the present embodiment arranges the target object attacked by the opponent based on the deck organization of the character used in the battle, so the character type (attack, defense, skill, etc.) Accordingly, it is possible to strategically perform the character organization of the attacked side in the battle game. Therefore, according to this embodiment, the interest property of a game can be improved similarly to 1st Embodiment.
That is, as described in the first embodiment, the user terminal 10 (an example of a game device) may include the knitting unit 131, the object setting unit 132, and the parameter changing unit 135. As in the present embodiment, The game server 30A may include an organization unit 331A, an object setting unit 332A, and a parameter changing unit 335A.

[Modification]
The embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the drawings. However, the specific configuration is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and includes a design and the like within a scope not departing from the gist of the present invention. For example, the configurations described in the first and second embodiments described above can be arbitrarily combined.

  In addition, although the example of changing HP of each target object in a user's defense turn was demonstrated with reference to FIGS. 17-21, it is an example and it is not restricted to this. For example, the probability of being attacked by each target object shown in FIG. 17 (the probability that the attacking object will be a target object to be reached), the probability of the target object being damaged shown in FIGS. 18 and 19, and the power gauge shown in FIG. The strength selection probability and the ratio of the amount of damage given to the target object by the chain are all examples, and can be set to arbitrary probabilities and ratios, respectively.

  In the battle game (for example, the main game and the sub game) according to the above-described embodiment, the example in which the opponent who battles with the user is a virtual user by computer processing has been described, but even if the opponent is a real user. Good. For example, the user's user terminal 10 and the opponent's user terminal 10 (10A) may communicate with each other via the game server 30 (30A).

  In the above embodiment, an example in which the main game and the sub game are included in the battle game has been described. However, a game corresponding to the sub game in the above embodiment may be a main game, or a sub game in the above embodiment may be used. It is good also as a battle game only for the game equivalent to a game.

  In the above embodiment, the server storage unit 35 includes the user data storage unit 351, the character master storage unit 352, the possession card data storage unit 353, and the deck organization data storage unit 354. However, a part of each memory | storage part with which the server memory | storage part 35 is provided, or a part of data memorize | stored in each memory | storage part may be memorize | stored also in the memory | storage part 15 of user terminal 10 (10A). For example, among the data stored in the server storage unit 35, each user's data (for example, each user's user data and possession card data) is stored in each storage unit 15 of each user's user terminal 10 (10A). May be. That is, the game server 30 (30A) may store data of all registered users, and the user terminal 10 (10A) may store data of each user. In this case, the data stored in the game server 30 (30A) and the data stored in the user terminal 10 (10A) are synchronized with a predetermined opportunity.

  Further, a program for realizing the functions of the above-described game control unit 110 (110A) or server control unit 310 (310A) is recorded on a computer-readable recording medium, and the program recorded on the recording medium is stored in a computer system. The processing as the game control unit 110 (110A) or the server control unit 310 (310A) may be performed by reading and executing. Here, “loading and executing a program recorded on a recording medium into a computer system” includes installing the program in the computer system. The “computer system” here includes an OS and hardware such as peripheral devices. Further, the “computer system” may include a plurality of computer devices connected via a network including a communication line such as the Internet, WAN, LAN, and dedicated line. The “computer-readable recording medium” refers to a storage device such as a flexible medium, a magneto-optical disk, a portable medium such as a ROM and a CD-ROM, and a hard disk incorporated in a computer system. As described above, the recording medium storing the program may be a non-transitory recording medium such as a CD-ROM. The recording medium also includes a recording medium provided inside or outside that is accessible from the distribution server in order to distribute the program. The code of the program stored in the recording medium of the distribution server may be different from the code of the program that can be executed by the terminal device. That is, the format stored in the distribution server is not limited as long as it can be downloaded from the distribution server and installed in a form that can be executed by the terminal device. Note that the program may be divided into a plurality of parts, downloaded at different timings, and combined in the terminal device, or the distribution server that distributes each of the divided programs may be different. Furthermore, a “computer-readable recording medium” holds a program for a certain period of time, such as a volatile memory (RAM) inside a computer system that becomes a server or client when the program is transmitted via a network. Including things. The program may be for realizing a part of the functions described above. Furthermore, what can implement | achieve the function mentioned above in combination with the program already recorded on the computer system, and what is called a difference file (difference program) may be sufficient.

[Appendix]
From the above description, the present invention is grasped as follows, for example. In order to facilitate understanding of the present invention, reference numerals in the accompanying drawings are appended in parentheses for convenience, but the present invention is not limited to the illustrated embodiment.

  (Additional remark 1) The game device (10, 10A) which concerns on 1 aspect of this invention is a game device which advances a battle | competition game according to operation by a user, Comprising: The knitting part (it organizes the some character used by the said game) 131, S100), and an object that is arranged in the game space according to a predetermined rule, as a plurality of target objects attacked by the opponent's attacking object, based on at least the composition, the objects corresponding to the plurality of characters Parameter change for changing parameters associated with a plurality of target objects in accordance with a setting unit (132, S102) and a position in the game space where the attacking object has reached as an attack by the attacking object Part (135, S118).

  According to the configuration of Supplementary Note 1, the game device arranges the target object attacked by the opponent based on the deck organization of the character used in the battle, so the character type (attack power, defense power, skill, etc.) Accordingly, it is possible to strategically perform the character organization of the attacked side in the battle game. Therefore, the interest of the game can be improved.

  (Additional remark 2) Moreover, 1 aspect of this invention is a game device of Additional remark 1, Comprising: The said parameter change part is the inside of the said game space to which the said attacking side object reached | attained among several said target objects. The parameter associated with the target object arranged within a predetermined range from the position is changed.

  According to the configuration of Supplementary Note 2, the target object that is directly damaged by the arrival of the attacking object is not limited to the attacking object at the reached position, but the target object arranged within a predetermined range from the reached position Can be spread. Therefore, even a user who is not skilled in the operation can suppress the attack on the target object being too difficult and impairing the interest in the game.

  (Additional remark 3) Moreover, 1 aspect of this invention is a game device of Additional remark 2, Comprising: The said parameter change part is another target object adjacent to the target object which changed the parameter among the said several target objects Change the parameter associated with.

  According to the structure of the supplementary note 3, it is possible to chain and damage the other adjacent target objects in the same manner as the bowling pins fall down in a chain. Therefore, according to this embodiment, the battle game which imaged bowling can be provided to a user.

  (Additional remark 4) Moreover, 1 aspect of this invention is a game device of Additional remark 2 or Additional remark 3, Comprising: The said parameter change part is adjacent to the target object which changed the parameter among the said several target objects The parameter associated with the target object is changed at a predetermined rate.

  According to the configuration of Supplementary Note 4, when damage is caused by chaining to adjacent target objects, weighting can be performed in a direction in which damage is chained, or damage caused by chaining can be gradually reduced.

  (Additional remark 5) Moreover, 1 aspect of this invention is a game device as described in any one of Additional remark 1 to Additional remark 4, Comprising: When attacking the said target object of an opponent in the said game, at least said An action determination unit (133, S110) that determines an action related to an attack by the attacking object according to an operation on the attacking object corresponding to the character based on the composition.

  According to the structure of Supplementary Note 5, since the attacking character is selected based on the deck organization of the character used in the battle, depending on the type of character (attack power, defense power, skill, etc.) Character organization can be performed strategically.

  (Additional remark 6) Moreover, 1 aspect of this invention is a game device of Additional remark 5, Comprising: The said operation includes the flick operation with respect to a display screen, The said action determination part is displayed on the said display screen. Based on the operation direction of the flick operation on the attacking object and the slide length of the flick operation, the direction and distance at which the attack by the attacking object reaches is determined.

  According to the structure of Appendix 6, both the user's direction of attack (aiming at the middle, right or left) and the distance at which he wants to attack (aiming at the front or the back) are bowling. It can be done with an intuitive operation based on the image.

  (Additional remark 7) Moreover, 1 aspect of this invention is a game device of Additional remark 5 or Additional remark 6, Comprising: The tap operation with respect to a display screen is included in the said operation, The said parameter change part is the said display screen. The change amount of the parameter associated with the target object is determined based on the timing of the tap operation performed on the specific object corresponding to the attacking object displayed on the screen.

  According to the configuration of Supplementary Note 7, it is possible to damage the target object according to whether the timing of the tap operation when the user performs an attack is good or bad.

  (Additional remark 8) Moreover, 1 aspect of this invention is a game device as described in any one of Additional remark 5 to Additional remark 7, Comprising: The said target object of an opponent is based on the organization of the said opponent's several character. Arranged in the game space.

  According to the configuration of Supplementary Note 8, a battle game can be played with a team strategically organized with the opponent.

  (Additional remark 9) Moreover, 1 aspect of this invention is a game device as described in any one of Additional remark 5 to Additional remark 8, Comprising: The said attack respond | corresponds to the one part character of these characters. This is done by the side object.

  According to the configuration of Supplementary Note 9, it is possible to play a battle game with a team strategically organized with the opponent.

  (Additional remark 10) Moreover, 1 aspect of this invention is a game device as described in any one of Additional remark 1 to Additional remark 9, Comprising: The said competitive game attacks the said target object of an opponent with the said attack side object. The game proceeds by alternately performing an attack turn and a defense turn in which the target object attacked by the attacking object of the opponent is placed in the game space.

  According to the configuration of Supplementary Note 10, since an attack is alternately performed for each battle, it is possible to advance a battle game in the image of bowling.

  (Additional remark 11) Moreover, 1 aspect of this invention is a game device as described in Additional remark 10, Comprising: In the said battle | competition game, when the opponent who fights against a user is a virtual user by the process of a computer, the said parameter change part In the attack turn of the user, the parameter of the target object of the virtual user is changed according to the user's operation on the attacking object, and in the defense turn of the user, the target object of the user Is changed based on the arrangement information arranged in the game space and the result calculated according to a predetermined calculation method, the parameter of the target object of the user is changed.

  According to the configuration of Supplementary Note 11, in the defense turn of the user, the damage caused by the opponent's attack can be calculated and the action of the opponent's attack side can be omitted.

  (Additional remark 12) Moreover, the game system (1, 1A) which concerns on 1 aspect of this invention is a game system provided with the game device which advances a competitive game according to operation by a user, and a game server, Comprising: (10) or at least one of the game server (30A) corresponds to the plurality of characters based on the knitting unit (131, 331A, S100) for knitting a plurality of characters used in the game and at least the knitting. The object setting unit (132, 332A, S102) that arranges the object to be attacked by the opponent's attacking object as a plurality of target objects in the game space according to a predetermined rule, and the attack by the attacking object According to the position in the game space where the attacking object has reached Comprises parameter changing unit for changing the parameter associated with the plurality of the target object and (135,335A, S118), the.

  According to the configuration of Supplementary Note 12, the game system places the target object attacked by the opponent based on the deck organization of the character used in the battle, so the character type (attack power, defense power, skill, etc.) Accordingly, it is possible to strategically perform the character organization of the attacked side in the battle game. Therefore, the interest of the game can be improved.

  (Additional remark 13) Moreover, the program which concerns on 1 aspect of this invention is a program for functioning a computer as the game device (10) as described in any one of Additional remark 1 to Additional remark 11.

(Appendix 14)
According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a game control method for controlling a game device that progresses a battle game in response to an operation by a user, comprising: organizing a plurality of characters used in the game; Arranging the objects corresponding to the plurality of characters as a plurality of target objects to be attacked by the opponent's attacking object in the game space based on the composition, and attacking by the attacking object And changing parameters associated with the plurality of target objects according to the position in the game space that the attacking object has reached.

1,1A game system, 10,10A user terminal, 11 CPU, 12 communication unit, 13 input unit, 14 display unit, 15 storage unit, 30, 30A game server, 34 server communication unit, 35 server storage unit, 110, 110A Game control unit, 111 input reception unit, 112 display control unit, 120 main game execution unit, 130, 130A sub game execution unit, 131, 331A organization unit, 132, 332A object setting unit, 133 action determination unit, 134 action execution unit , 135, 335A parameter changing unit, 310, 310A server control unit, 351 user data storage unit, 352 character master storage unit, 353 possession card data storage unit, 354 deck organization data storage unit

Claims (5)

A game device that advances a battle game in response to an operation by a user,
A knitting unit for knitting a plurality of characters used in the game;
Based on at least the organization, an object setting unit that arranges objects corresponding to the plurality of characters in the game space according to a predetermined rule as a plurality of target objects attacked by the opponent's attacking object;
A parameter changing unit that changes a parameter associated with the plurality of target objects according to a position in the game space that the attacking object has reached as an attack by the attacking object;
With
The parameter changing unit
Among the plurality of target objects, the parameter associated with the target object arranged within a predetermined range from the position in the game space reached by the attacking object is changed, and the parameter among the target objects Change the parameters associated with other target objects adjacent to the target object that changed
Game device. The parameter changing unit
Changing a parameter associated with another target object adjacent to the target object whose parameter has been changed among the plurality of target objects at a predetermined ratio;
The game device according to claim 1. In the game, when attacking the target object of the opponent, an action determination unit that determines an action related to an attack by the attacking object according to an operation on the attacking object corresponding to at least the character based on the composition ,
The game device according to claim 1, comprising: The battle game alternates between an attack turn that attacks the opponent's target object by the attacking object and a defense turn that places the target object attacked by the opponent's attacking object in the game space. To proceed,
The game device according to any one of claims 1 to 3.   The program for functioning a computer as a game device as described in any one of Claims 1-4.

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