JP6566372B2 - GAME PROGRAM, GAME METHOD, GAME DEVICE, GAME SYSTEM - Google Patents

Description

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

  There is provided a timing game in which success / failure determination is performed according to a predetermined operation input from a player at a timing according to an object moving in the screen. For example, in Patent Document 1, when an object that moves as the music progresses is displayed on the screen and an operation is performed at the reference position when the object reaches a predetermined reference position in the screen, a score is given to the player. A timing game for giving is described.

JP 2008-200205 A

  However, the above-mentioned timing game gives a score when an operation is performed at the reference position, and if the operation position at which the operation is performed is slightly separated from the reference position, the player gets a score. I can't. In this case, for example, a player who is accustomed to the game operation can play rewardingly, but for a player who is not so accustomed to the game operation, it is difficult to match the reference position and the operation position in a timely manner, thereby obtaining a score. It is thought that there is a case that it becomes bored without being able to. Therefore, it is desirable to provide operability that any player can play happily.

  The present invention has been made in view of such a situation, and provides a game program, a game method, a game apparatus, and a game system that enhance the operability of a timing game.

  In order to solve the above-described problem, according to one embodiment of the present invention, a computer in a game system includes a reference position where a first object moving in the screen and a second object moving in the screen overlap in the screen. The setting step for accepting input of setting information for determining the positional relationship with an arbitrary operation position on the screen where a predetermined operation is performed, and the first object and the second object are moved and overlapped on the screen. The success / failure determination is performed based on the output control step to be displayed, the accepting step for accepting an operation for an arbitrary operation position in the screen, the reference position, the operation timing according to the overlapping timing, the operation position, and the setting information. And a determination step.

  In addition, according to one embodiment of the present invention, a game system may include a reference position where a first object that moves in the screen and a second object that moves in the screen overlap in the screen, and a screen in which a predetermined operation is performed. A setting step for accepting input of setting information for defining a positional relationship with an arbitrary operation position, an output control step for moving and displaying the first object and the second object so as to overlap each other in the screen, A game method for executing an accepting step for accepting an operation on an arbitrary operation position, a reference position, an operation timing according to an overlapping timing, an operation position, and a determination step for determining success or failure based on setting information It is.

  Further, according to one embodiment of the present invention, a reference position where a first object that moves in the screen and a second object that moves in the screen overlap in the screen and any operation in the screen in which a predetermined operation is performed A setting unit that receives input of setting information that defines a positional relationship with the position, an output control unit that displays the first object and the second object so as to overlap each other in the screen, and any operation in the screen A game device comprising: a receiving unit that receives an operation on a position; a reference position; an operation timing according to an overlapping timing; an operation position; and a determination unit that determines success or failure based on setting information.

  Further, according to one embodiment of the present invention, a reference position where a first object that moves in the screen and a second object that moves in the screen overlap in the screen and any operation in the screen in which a predetermined operation is performed A setting unit that receives input of setting information that defines a positional relationship with the position, an output control unit that displays the first object and the second object so as to overlap each other in the screen, and any operation in the screen A game system including a receiving unit that receives an operation on a position, a reference position, an operation timing according to an overlapping timing, an operation position, and a determination unit that determines success or failure based on setting information.

It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the game system by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the example of the game screen by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the example of the setting screen by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the example of the content of the sequence data by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart which shows the operation example of the game system by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a flowchart which shows the operation example of the game control process by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the example of the object information by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the example of the operation element which sets the range for every evaluation by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the example of the screen which sets a reference position by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the example of the reference | standard position when the front-end | tip of an object is selected with the slide bar by one Embodiment of this invention.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
<First Embodiment>
FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the game system 100 according to the present embodiment. The game system 100 is a terminal on which a player plays a game, and is, for example, a mobile phone terminal such as a smartphone, a computer device such as a PC (Personal Computer), a tablet PC, or a game machine. In the present embodiment, the game system 100 will be described as a smartphone. The game system 100 includes a display unit 101, an input unit 102, an audio output unit 103, a storage unit 120, and a control unit 130.

The display unit 101 is a display device having a screen for displaying information such as images and characters.
The input unit 102 is an input device that generates an input signal in response to an operation by the player. For example, a keyboard, a button, a mouse, a touch panel, or the like can be applied to the input unit 102. In the present embodiment, an example in which the display unit 101 and the input unit 102 are configured integrally and a touch panel 110 operated by a player is applied will be described. The operation method of the touch panel 110 may be any of a resistance film method, a surface acoustic wave method, an infrared method, an electromagnetic induction method, a capacitance method, and the like.
The audio output unit 103 is a speaker that outputs audio.

  Here, an outline of a game provided by the game system 100 in the present embodiment will be described. FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of a game screen displayed on the screen of the touch panel 110. The game provided by the game system 100 in the present embodiment is a timing game in which success / failure determination is performed in accordance with a predetermined operation input from the player at a timing according to an object that operates in the screen. In this timing game, a combination of two objects that move as the music progresses is displayed on the screen. When the two objects reach the reference position in the screen and an operation is performed within a predetermined range from the reference position, a reward is given to the player. For example, the reward is a score, but the reward may be any item in the game. In the present embodiment, the predetermined operation refers to an operation of touching the touch panel (hereinafter referred to as “touch operation”).

  For example, the first object a1 is caused to appear from the upper left portion of the screen (the screen end on the left side of the upper end of the screen indicated by reference numeral a1-1 in the present embodiment) and moved toward a predetermined reference position. Here, the screen is moved linearly downward (in the direction indicated by the broken arrow a1-2). On the other hand, the second object a2 corresponding to the first object a1 is caused to appear from the lower left part of the screen (the screen end on the left side of the lower end of the screen indicated by reference numeral a2-1 in this embodiment), and the first object a1 Move toward the same reference position. Here, the screen is moved linearly upward (in the direction indicated by the broken arrow a2-2). When the touch operation is performed within a predetermined range from the reference position at the reference timing at which the first object a1 and the second object a2 overlap at the reference position, a reward is given to the player. The reference position is a position where the first object and the second object overlap in the screen, for example, the center point of the overlapping objects. In the present embodiment, the reference position is not displayed, and the player performs an operation while predicting the reference position while watching the movement of the first object a1 and the second object a2. However, it is good also as an aspect which displays the reference position which is a position which should operate before the 1st object a1 and the 2nd object a2 overlap. The reference timing is a timing at which the first object and the second object overlap. Note that the dashed arrows a1-2 and a2-2 shown in FIG. 2 are provided for the sake of explanation, and may not be displayed on the game screen. In FIG. 2, only the first object a1 and the second object a2 are attached, and the other moving objects a6 to a15 are not shown.

  Object a3 shows a display example when two objects collide. In this example, two moving objects collide when they overlap each other at the reference position, and the objects are shown to be merged and enlarged. An object a4 shows a display example when a touch operation is performed at the reference position at the reference timing. The game system 100 performs a timing determination process that determines success if the difference between the reference timing and the operation timing at which the touch operation is performed is within a predetermined time, and determines that it is unsuccessful if the predetermined time is exceeded. Here, a plurality of different evaluations can be determined according to the difference between the reference timing and the operation timing. For example, the success determination is divided into three stages, and the determination result is “COOL” when the difference between the reference timing and the operation timing is 0.0 seconds or more and 0.2 seconds or less, and the difference is 0.21 seconds or more. The determination result when it is within 0.4 seconds is “Great”, the determination result when the difference is 0.41 seconds or more and 0.8 seconds or less is “Good”, and the difference is 0.81 seconds or more. The determination result in the case can be a failure.

  In addition to performing such timing determination processing, the game system 100 of the present embodiment performs position determination processing according to the positional relationship between the reference position and the operation position where the touch operation is performed. The game system 100 performs position determination processing that determines success if the positional relationship between the reference position and the operation position is within a predetermined range, and determines failure if the positional relationship is not within the predetermined range. The game system 100 gives a reward to the player when the success is determined by the timing determination process and the determination is successful in the position determination process. The game system 100 displays such a combination of objects as the music progresses, performs a timing determination process and a position determination process at each reference timing, and adds a reward to the player according to the determination result. . Here, the reference position where the combination of objects to be displayed as the music progresses can be controlled to be different for each combination.

  As described above, the timing game provided by the game system 100 performs a timing determination process based on a different reference position for each combination of objects in addition to the timing determination process, and gives a reward to the player according to the determination result. It is. In the conventional timing game, since such a reference position is a fixed position, only the timing is adjusted. On the other hand, in the timing game provided by the game system 100 of the present embodiment, control is performed so that the reference position differs for each of a plurality of combinations of objects that appear as the game progresses. Thereby, since the player performs the touch operation with respect to the different reference positions for each of the plurality of reference timings, it is more enjoyable to match not only the timing but also the position compared to performing the touch operation with respect to the fixed reference position. Can be provided and the game can be improved.

  The object a4 is a display example when the determination result of the timing determination process is “COOL” and the determination result of the position determination process is successful. In this example, the object is represented as a face with two eyes displayed inside a flat circular shape, and the determination results of the timing determination process are “COOL”, “GREAT”, and “Good”. In that case, change your eyes as if you laughed. In the case of “COOL”, the object is expressed such that a bright ripple spreads from the object. On the other hand, the object a5 is a display example when the determination result of at least one of the timing determination process and the position determination process is unsuccessful. In this case, the eyes are changed so that they are sad. When success or failure is displayed by the expression of the object in this way, the object is extinguished at the reference position.

  Such an object can take several forms in addition to an object that requires the player to perform a single touch operation (hereinafter referred to as a “normal object” when particularly distinguished). For example, the first object a6 and the second object a7 are objects that require the player to perform a long press operation (hereinafter referred to as “long press object” when particularly distinguished). Here, the long-pressed object is represented as an image with a tail pulled backward in the moving direction of the object, and after the first object a6 and the second object a7 overlap at the reference position, the tail of the object is displayed. When the touch operation is continued until the whole reaches the reference position, the success / failure determination of the timing is determined.

  The first object and the second object are slightly larger than each other (for example, a predetermined time before the objects overlap or a predetermined number of beats (2, 3 beats, etc.) before the music progresses). It is possible to change the display so that the height increases. The first object a8 and the second object a9 are display examples of the long press object immediately before overlapping. In this way, by displaying the object by changing its shape from a point just before the object overlaps, it is possible to make it easier for the user to grasp the timing at which the objects overlap (timing for the user to operate). Thereby, the game which has novel interest property can be provided to a user. Here, an example is shown in which the shape is changed by changing the size of the object, but by making other changes to the object, the timing at which the objects overlap may be visually recognized by the user. For example, it is possible to change the color of the object, display it so that it blinks, or change the facial expression or form of the object from a point just before the objects overlap.

  The first object a10 and the second object a11 are objects that request the player to perform a continuous hitting operation (hereinafter referred to as “continuous hitting object” when particularly distinguished). In this example, the repeated hit object displays a number indicating the number of repeated hits inside a petal-like shape having convex portions on the top, bottom, left and right. At the reference timing at which the first object and the second object, which are consecutive hit objects, overlap, the success or failure is determined according to the number of touch operations made according to the number of consecutive hits displayed on the repeated hit object. At this time, a timing determination is performed to determine whether or not a touch operation corresponding to the number of repeated hits displayed on the repeated hit object is performed within a predetermined time from the reference timing at which the first object and the second object that are the repeated hit objects overlap. Processing is performed. Furthermore, a position determination process is also performed for determining whether the operation position at which the touch operation is performed is within a predetermined range from the reference position where the first object and the second object that are the hit objects are overlapped. .

  The combination of the first object a12 and the second object a13, and the combination of the first object a14 and the second object a15 are objects that request the player to perform simultaneous pressing operations at a plurality of locations (hereinafter, referred to as “the combination of the first object a12 and the second object a13”). In particular, it is called “simultaneously pressed object”). The first object a12 appears from the left end and moves in the right direction, the second object a13 appears from the upper end and moves downward, and the first object a14 appears from the upper end and moves down The second object a15 appears from the right end and moves toward the left. The combination of the first object a12 and the second object a13 and the combination of the first object a14 and the second object a15 overlap at different reference positions at the same reference timing. The success or failure is determined according to whether or not the touch operation is performed in accordance with the reference position and the reference timing of both combinations. In this case, in this embodiment, when it is determined that the reference position and the reference timing of both combinations are successful, a reward is given to the player. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, one combination is determined to be successful if the reference position and reference timing are determined to be successful, and the other combination is determined to be successful if at least one of the reference position and reference timing is determined to be unsuccessful. The combination may be such that a reward is given to the player, and if both the combinations are determined to be successful, a bonus reward is additionally given to the player.

The score a16 indicates the total value of rewards (scores) given to the player.
The button a17 is a button for temporarily stopping the progress of the game. When this button is pressed, the progress of the game is temporarily stopped. When the button a17 is pressed again, the progress of the game is resumed.

  In such a timing game, the game system 100 according to the present embodiment causes the player to set a predetermined range of operation positions determined to be successful according to the reference position. In this embodiment, in addition to adjusting the operation timing to the reference timing, the operation position is adjusted to the reference position. For example, this is challenging for a player who is used to it, but is an operation position for a player who is not familiar with the operation. It is considered that it may be difficult to adjust the position to the reference position. Therefore, by causing the player to set the predetermined range of the operation position according to the reference position to be widened or narrowed, it is possible to cause the game to be performed with an operation comfortable for each player.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of a setting screen displayed on the screen of the touch panel 110. The slider a21 is an operator for determining a predetermined range of operation positions that are determined to be successful with respect to the reference position. The predetermined range is changed by moving the knob a22 displayed on the slider a21 to the left and right. For example, when the knob a22 is moved to the left, setting information in which a predetermined range is narrowed (small and short) is generated. On the other hand, when the knob a22 is moved to the right, setting information with a wide predetermined range (large and long) is generated. In the area of the frame a23, the object a24 is fixedly displayed, and when a touch operation is performed in the vicinity of the object a24, a position determination process based on a predetermined range set according to the position of the knob a22 in the slider a21 is performed. If it is determined to be successful, the face of the object a24 is changed as if laughing. This allows the player to check the set predetermined range. The button a25 is a button for returning the predetermined range to the initial setting. When the game is started, the success / failure determination is performed based on the setting information input on the setting screen. In this way, for example, the player can enjoy the game in accordance with the skill level by setting a wide predetermined range while not familiar with the operation, and narrowing the predetermined range when familiar with the operation. .
The configuration of the game system 100 that provides such a game will be described in detail below.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the storage unit 120 is configured using a recording medium such as a random access memory (RAM), a read only memory (ROM), a hard disk drive (HDD), or a combination thereof, and the game system 100 is Various programs and various information for controlling each unit provided are stored. The storage unit 120 includes a music data storage unit 121, a sequence data storage unit 122, and a setting information storage unit 123.

The music data storage unit 121 stores music data to be played.
The sequence data storage unit 122 stores sequence data describing a reference timing and a reference position at which the player should input an operation in accordance with the progress of music. Here, the details of the sequence data will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of the contents of the sequence data b. As shown in this figure, the sequence data b includes condition definition information b1 and operation sequence information b2. In the condition definition information b1, information specifying various conditions for executing a game such as a song ID for identifying a song, a music tempo, a beat, a track, and a song length is described.

In the operation sequence information b2, the reference position for performing the touch operation is described in association with the reference timing that is the time in the music. The operation sequence information b2 includes object information b3 used for displaying an object on the screen.
The object information b3 includes a reference position at which the two objects collide, a reference timing in the music, a position in the screen where each of the two objects appears (object appearance position), and the two objects on the screen. And the time for which the display is continued (screen existence time). The object information b3 is configured as a set of a plurality of records in which these pieces of information are associated with each other. In the example of the figure, each piece of information is described in order of the reference position, the reference timing, the object appearance position, and the screen existence time from the left.

  The reference position is represented, for example, by a coordinate value between an X coordinate and a Y coordinate based on a lower left corner point on a rectangular screen. For example, the number (unit length) when the widths of the top, bottom, left, and right of the screen are equally divided by a predetermined number, and each position corresponding to the unit length (unit range) is numbered sequentially from the bottom or left end. Number) is used. In this example, 128 is used as the predetermined number. Further, as a value indicating the X coordinate, each position is numbered from the left end position to the right end position in the left-right direction, such as 0, 1, 2 and so on up to 128 of the right end position. Similarly, as a value indicating the Y coordinate, each position is numbered from 0 to 1, 2, and so on to 128 at the upper end position from the lower end position to the upper end position in the vertical direction. The value of the X coordinate and the value of the Y coordinate are described by being separated by a comma. For example, the lower left corner point of the screen is described as “0, 0”, and the upper right corner point of the screen is described as “128, 128”. The reference position means that two objects overlap each other at the position in the screen designated by the coordinate value when the corresponding reference timing arrives.

  The reference timing information in the music is described with a bar number in the music, the number of beats, and a value indicating the time in the beat separated by commas. The time during a beat is the elapsed time from the beginning of one beat, and is expressed by the number of units from the beginning by equally dividing the length of one beat into n unit times. For example, if n = 96, the fourth beat of the first measure of the music, and the time when 1/8 has passed from the beginning of the beat is designated as the reference time, describe as “01, 4, 012”. Is done.

The object appearance position indicates the position on the screen where two objects appear. For example, for each of the two objects, the first object and the second object, information indicating which position on which of the upper, lower, left, and right sides of the screen appears is described. For example, the upper side is U, the lower side is D, the right side is R, and the left side is L, and the position on each side is described by the number of unit lengths similar to the reference position. For example, when the first object appears from a position of 100 units from the left end of the upper side and the second object appears from a position of 10 units from the lower end of the right side, it is described as “U100, R10”.
The screen existence time indicates the time from when two corresponding objects appear on the screen until they overlap. The screen presence time is represented by a unit time obtained by equally dividing the length of one beat in the reference timing information, for example. For example, when n = 96, the screen existence time for one measure is described as “096”. In the present embodiment, the screen existence time is defined as the time from when the object is displayed on the screen until it reaches the reference position.

  Returning to FIG. The setting information storage unit 123 stores setting information received by the setting unit 134 described later. The setting information is, for example, the distance to the operation position that is determined to be successful with respect to the reference position. The distance can be expressed by the number of pixels on the screen, for example.

  The control unit 130 includes an information processing device such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit) that functions as a control center of the game system 100, and controls each unit included in the game system 100. The game system 100 includes a game control unit 131. The game control unit 131 is configured, for example, by reading a game program that is installed in advance and stored in the storage unit 120. The game control unit 131 includes an output control unit 132, a reception unit 133, a setting unit 134, a determination unit 135, and a reward control unit 136.

  The output control unit 132 controls audio output to the audio output unit 103 and image output to the touch panel 110. For example, the output control unit 132 reads out music data stored in the music data storage unit 121, outputs it to the audio output unit 103, and plays it back. In addition, the output control unit 132 displays the game screen as described above on the screen of the touch panel 110. For example, the output control unit 132 displays a combination of objects on the screen at a timing based on the sequence data, and moves the first object and the second object so as to overlap each other on the screen. Here, the output control unit 132 displays a plurality of combinations of the first object and the second object, and moves the first object and the second object so that the reference position for each combination is different.

  That is, during a game of one musical piece, a plurality of combinations of the first object and the second object are displayed a plurality of times, and a plurality of reference positions where the combinations of such objects overlap are a plurality of The position can be different for each combination that is displayed twice. At this time, it is not necessary for all the combinations of objects to be different reference positions, and it is sufficient that at least two consecutive combinations have different reference positions. The combination of objects can be displayed separately for each combination, for example, in colors such as red, blue, yellow, and green. In this way, when a plurality of combinations of objects are displayed on the screen at the same time, the player can easily recognize which object and which object are the combination among the plurality of displayed objects. it can.

  That is, the output control unit 132 can display a plurality of combinations of two objects and can control the reference position for one combination to be different from the reference position for another combination. The output control unit 132 displays a plurality of combinations of two objects, the reference position for a predetermined combination, and the reference position for the first and second object combinations that reach the reference position next. Can be controlled differently.

  For example, when a music piece to be played by the player is selected by the player, the output control unit 132 reads the music data of the selected music piece from the music data storage unit 121, outputs it to the audio output unit 103, and plays it back. The output control unit 132 reads out the sequence data stored in the sequence data storage unit 122 in association with the reproduced music. The output control unit 132 determines the reference timing included in the predetermined time range from the current time to the future based on the sequence data, and at the timing obtained by subtracting the screen existence time from each determined reference timing, A predetermined path between each object and the reference position is displayed so that the distance between each object and the reference position decreases as the time difference between each reference timing and the current time decreases as the object is displayed at the appearance position. Guide the reference timing by creating relative variations along

The accepting unit 133 accepts an input of an operation performed on the input unit 102. For example, the reception unit 133 receives an operation for an arbitrary operation position in the screen.
In the setting screen, the setting unit 134 selects a reference position where the first object moving in the screen and the second object moving in the screen overlap in the screen, and any operation in the screen where a predetermined operation is performed. Accepts input of setting information that defines the positional relationship with the position. The setting unit 134 causes the setting information storage unit 123 to store the input setting information.

  The determination unit 135 includes a reference position where the combination of objects overlaps, an operation timing of an operation performed on the reception unit 133 according to a reference timing where the combination of objects overlaps, an operation position of the operation, and a setting unit The success / failure determination is performed based on the setting information input to 134 and stored in the setting unit 134. Success / failure determination includes timing determination processing and position determination processing.

In the timing determination process, the determination unit 135 determines success if the difference between the reference timing indicated in the sequence data and the operation timing at which the reception unit 133 receives the operation is within a predetermined time, and is not within the predetermined time. Judge as failure.
In the position determination process, the determination unit 135 reads the setting information stored in the setting information storage unit 123, and the operation position at which the reception unit 133 has received the operation is set with reference to the reference position indicated in the sequence data. If it is within the range defined in the above, it is determined as success, and if it is not within the range defined in the setting information, it is determined as failure.
The determination unit 135 determines success when it is determined to be successful in both the timing determination processing and the position determination processing, and determines that it is unsuccessful when it is determined to be failure. The timing determination process and the position determination process are examples of processes performed by the “determination unit” or “determination step”.

  The reward control unit 136 gives a reward to the player based on the determination result by the determination unit 135. When the determination unit 135 determines success, a predetermined reward is given to the user, and when the determination unit 135 determines failure, no reward is given to the user.

Next, an operation example of the game system 100 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an operation example of the game system 100 according to the present embodiment.
First, the output control unit 132 displays a setting screen on the touch panel 110 in accordance with an operation from the player. When the accepting unit 133 accepts an operation on the setting screen from the player, the setting unit 134 accepts input of setting information in accordance with the operation accepted by the accepting unit 133 (step S10). The setting unit 134 stores the input setting information in the setting information storage unit 123 (step S20).

  When the player selects to start the game provided by the game system 100 and the music to be played is selected, the output control unit 132 reads the selected music data from the music data storage unit 121 and the audio output unit 103. The music is output and reproduced with respect to the music, the sequence data corresponding to the music is read, and the game is started (step S30).

  The output control unit 132 starts output control processing for displaying an object on the touch panel 110 at a timing based on the sequence data in accordance with the progressing music (step S40). And the game control part 131 performs a game control process for every reference | standard timing according to operation input from a player (step S50), and complete | finishes a game when a music is complete | finished (step S60).

  FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an operation example of the game control process in step S50. When the reception unit 133 receives an operation at the reference timing, the determination unit 135 performs a success / failure determination process including a timing determination process and a position determination process (step S51). In the success / failure determination process, when the determination unit 135 determines failure (step S52: NO), the game control process at the reference timing is ended. In the success / failure determination process, when the determination unit 135 determines success (step S52: YES), the reward control unit 136 determines a reward (step S53), and gives the determined reward to the player (step S54).

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, in addition to the operation in accordance with the reference timing corresponding to the music, in the timing game having game characteristics such as operating at the reference position, the success is made with respect to the reference position. It is possible to arbitrarily set a predetermined range of the operation position determined to be. Thereby, since the player can play a game within a predetermined range desired by the player, the game system 100 can provide a game that more satisfies the player's needs.

<Second Embodiment>
Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described. Since the game system 100 of the present embodiment has the same configuration as the game system 100 described in the first embodiment, a characteristic configuration in the present embodiment will be described below.
In the present embodiment, a method for determining a reward that the reward control unit 136 of the game system 100 gives to the player according to the determination result of the determination unit 135 will be described.

  For example, if the determination result is successful, the reward control unit 136 can uniformly give a predetermined reward to the player, or perform multiple stages of evaluation in the timing determination process. In some cases, a reward corresponding to the evaluation can be given to the player. The reward control unit 136 according to the present embodiment, in addition to or instead of changing the reward according to the determination result of the timing determination process, provides a reward to be given to the player based on the determination result of the position determination process. Fluctuate.

  That is, the reward control unit 136 gives the player a reward determined according to the setting information based on the determination result by the determination unit 135. For example, a reward corresponding to a distance within a predetermined range determined in the setting information is determined, and if the determination unit 135 determines success, a reward corresponding to the distance within a predetermined range determined in the setting information is given to the player. Give. For example, in a state where the range is set large (long distance) in the setting information, the reward obtained by each success is disadvantageous (score is low), and the range is small (short distance) in the setting information In the set state, control is performed so that a reward obtained by success per time is advantageous (score is increased).

  In this way, if the predetermined range is set widely in the setting information, it is considered that the difficulty level of the game is low. Therefore, the score given by success is lowered, and the predetermined range is set narrow in the setting information. In this case, it is considered that the difficulty of the game is high, so that the score given by success can be increased. Thereby, a player who plays a game with a higher difficulty level can obtain a higher score. For example, when a plurality of players play a game with different setting information, a fairness of scores among players can be obtained. Can keep. In addition, an unfamiliar player can play a game with setting information having a low difficulty level, and can be given a motivation to increase the difficulty level as he / she becomes skilled, so that the game can be played more happily.

<Third Embodiment>
Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described. Since the game system 100 of the present embodiment has the same configuration as the game system 100 described in the second embodiment, a characteristic configuration in the present embodiment will be described below.
In 2nd Embodiment, when the determination part 135 determined with success, the example given to the player the reward defined according to setting information was shown. Even if the determination unit 135 determines that the determination is successful, the reward control unit 136 according to the present embodiment is directed to the player who performed the operation as the distance between the reference position and the operation position is shorter within the predetermined range. And give a reward that is advantageous.

  That is, the reward control unit 136 gives a reward (high score) that is more advantageous to the player as the distance between the reference position and the operation position is shorter, and the reward is more disadvantageous as the distance between the reference position and the operation position is longer. (Low score). The highest score is obtained when the operation position is the center point of the reference position, and the lowest score is obtained when the operation position is the end of the predetermined range. In this case, the reward control unit 136 can determine the score to be given to the player based on both the determination result of the timing determination process and the determination result of the position determination process. When combined with the configuration of the second embodiment, it is possible to control the scoring unit price to change according to the size of the set predetermined range, and to determine the scoring based on the operation timing and the operation position.

  In this way, it is possible to give the player motivation to operate at a position closer to the reference position, and it is possible to play the game more happily.

<Fourth Embodiment>
Next, a fourth embodiment of the present invention will be described. Since the game system 100 of the present embodiment has the same configuration as the game system 100 described in the first embodiment, a characteristic configuration in the present embodiment will be described below.
In the first embodiment, the object information included in the sequence data stored in the sequence data storage unit 122 includes information on the reference position, the reference timing, the object appearance position, and the screen existence time. An example is shown in which the action of an object is determined by a combination of these pieces of information. In the present embodiment, an example will be described in which the action of an object is determined by a combination of information other than this combination.

  FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating an example of object information. Here, eight types of combinations of information included in the object information are shown, and the numbers in the first column indicate the types from pattern 1 to pattern 8. Pattern 1 is an example of the object information described in the first embodiment. Pattern 2 is an example in which object appearance timing information is added to the object information of pattern 1 except for the screen presence time. The object appearance timing is information indicating the timing at which an object appears on the screen, and can be represented by the number of bars, the number of beats, and the elapsed time in one beat, as with the reference timing. That is, the time obtained by subtracting the object appearance timing from the reference timing is the screen existence time. The action of the object can be determined also by such a combination of information.

  Pattern 3 is an example of object information that determines the motion of the object based on the reference position, the reference timing, and the object appearance timing. The screen existence time is represented by a difference between the reference timing and the object appearance timing. The output control unit 132 randomly determines the object appearance position. In other words, the output control unit 132 determines the object appearance position in the screen without using the sequence data stored in the sequence data storage unit 122, and determines the first object and the second object from the determined direction. Display and move toward the reference position. At this time, the object appearance position may be determined based on a predetermined rule, or may be determined at random. The object appearance position may be determined at the latest before reaching the object appearance timing.

  Pattern 4 is an example of object information that determines the operation of the object based on the reference position, the object appearance position, the object appearance timing, and the screen existence time. The reference timing is represented by the timing when the screen existence time has elapsed from the object appearance timing.

  Pattern 5 is an example of object information that determines the operation of an object based on the reference timing, the object application position, and the object appearance timing. The screen existence time is represented by a difference between the reference timing and the object appearance timing. The reference position is determined by the output control unit 132 without being based on the sequence data stored in the sequence data storage unit 122. That is, the output control unit 132 determines the reference position, and moves the first object and the second object so that the first object and the second object overlap at the determined reference position. At this time, the object appearance position may be determined based on a predetermined rule, or may be determined at random. The object appearance position may be determined at the latest before reaching the object appearance timing.

  Pattern 6 is an example of object information that determines the operation of an object based on a reference position, a reference timing, and a screen existence time. The object appearance timing is represented by a timing obtained by subtracting the screen existence time from the reference timing. The object appearance position is determined by the output control unit 132 without being based on the sequence data stored in the sequence data storage unit 122. At this time, the object appearance position may be determined based on a predetermined rule, or may be determined at random. The object appearance position may be determined at the latest before reaching the object appearance timing.

  Pattern 7 is an example of object information that determines the operation of the object based on the reference position, the object appearance timing, and the screen existence time. The reference timing is represented by the timing when the screen existence time has elapsed from the object appearance timing. The object appearance position is determined by the output control unit 132 without being based on the sequence data stored in the sequence data storage unit 122. At this time, the object appearance position may be determined based on a predetermined rule, or may be determined at random. The object appearance position may be determined at the latest before reaching the object appearance timing.

Pattern 8 is an example of object information that determines the operation of an object based on the reference timing, the object appearance position, and the screen presence time. The reference position is randomly determined by the output control unit 132. The object appearance timing is represented by a timing obtained by subtracting the screen existence time from the reference timing.
In addition to this, for example, only the reference timing, the object appearance timing, and the screen presence time are determined, and the output control unit 132 can randomly determine both the reference position and the object appearance position.

  In this way, the sequence data can be determined more flexibly, and the object appearance position and the reference position are randomly determined. For example, each time the game is played, the object appearing at the same beat in the same bar The appearance position and the reference position can be made different. As a result, it is possible to prevent the player from getting used to the game and get tired, and to improve the game performance.

  In the above-described embodiment, the game system 100 displays and moves two objects on the screen, and gives a reward based on an operation performed according to the reference timing at which the objects overlap at the reference position where the objects overlap. Indicated. This object functions as an index for guiding the reference position and reference timing to the player. For this reason, as long as it can guide the player to the reference position and the reference timing, other display modes may be used. For example, three or more objects may be displayed on the screen and moved so that the three or more objects overlap at one reference position. In this case, since the number of objects on the screen increases, the visibility for the user may deteriorate. Therefore, for example, control may be performed so that the speed at which the combination of three or more objects moves on the screen is slower than the speed at which the combination of two objects moves on the screen. For example, for a combination of three or more objects, such control can be performed by setting a long screen existence time included in the sequence data. A combination of two objects and a combination of three or more objects may be mixed.

Alternatively, the number of overlapping objects can be changed according to user settings and difficulty settings. For example, a combination of two objects and a combination of three or more objects may be set to the same screen existence time, and the number of objects overlapping at one point may be increased depending on the difficulty level.
In the above-described embodiment, an example is shown in which one object appearance position is set for each overlapping object in the sequence data. However, in the sequence data, a plurality of objects exceeding the number of overlapping objects at one point are shown. An object appearance position may be set, and an object appearance position corresponding to the number of overlapping objects may be selected and controlled from a plurality of object appearance positions. For example, even when two objects overlap, in the sequence data, three or more (for example, five) object appearance positions are set for each combination of objects, and any two objects can be selected from the five object appearance positions. The appearance position may be selected to cause the object to appear. Here, the object appearance position may be selected according to the setting, or may be selected at random.

  In this embodiment, the object appearance position is the screen edge, and the object is displayed from the screen edge and moved toward the reference position. However, the object appearance position may not be the screen edge, Can be any point. Alternatively, for example, one object may be displayed in a small size at the reference position, and the point in time when the object gradually expands and reaches a specific size may be indicated as the reference timing.

  In the above embodiment, the game space is a two-dimensional space. However, the game space may be a three-dimensional space. In this case, for example, in the above-described example, the example in which the object appearance position and the reference position are represented by the coordinate values of the X coordinate and the Y coordinate in the sequence data is shown. However, when the game space is a three-dimensional space, An object appearance position and a reference position can be represented by coordinate values of coordinates, Y coordinates, and Z coordinates. For example, for the Z coordinate, the coordinate value on the surface of the game screen is set to a position where the coordinate value on the Z axis is 0, and the positive coordinate value increases in the depth direction in the three-dimensional game space. Can be set. Even in this case, the reference position where the objects overlap is set to one point. For example, when the object appearance position and the reference position are set as (X coordinate, Y coordinate, Z coordinate), the object appearance position of the first object is (0, 15, 23), and the object of the second object The appearance position can be set as (4, 0, 8), and the reference position where the objects overlap can be set as (4, 15, 0). Even in such a setting, the object can be moved two-dimensionally, for example, by setting all the values of the Z coordinates of the object appearance position and the reference position to 0. In this way, by making a three-dimensional game space, it is possible to achieve a game characteristic in which an object approaches from the back of the screen. Note that the coordinate value of the Z coordinate of the reference position in the sequence data is not limited to zero. If the coordinate value of the Z coordinate of the reference position is a value other than 0, more three-dimensional game characteristics can be expressed.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, an example in which two objects overlap each other is expressed so that the two objects collide and merge. However, even if such an expression is not used, for example, the two objects simply overlap without being merged. It may be expressed as follows. That is, when the object reaches the reference position, the two objects may be displayed so as to overlap and overlap so that the positions match. In addition, two objects are made to appear and move from one end of the screen, respectively, and if no operation is performed when the reference position is reached, the two objects are moved as they are, and each object disappears at the other end of the screen. You can also In this case, the reference position means a point where the movement paths of the two objects intersect.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the setting information is shown by the distance to the operation position determined to be successful with respect to the reference position. However, the setting information is not a one-dimensional distance but a two-dimensional range. There may be. For example, it may be information indicating a region extending vertically and horizontally around the reference position. In addition, the range indicated by the setting information may be the same distance in all the upper, lower, left, and right directions, or may be different depending on the direction. For example, it may be a region extending in a shape similar to the flat circular shape of the normal object.

  In the above-described embodiment, an example in which multiple stages of evaluation such as “COOL” and “Great” are performed according to the difference between the reference timing and the operation timing is shown. However, the difference between the reference position and the operation position is shown. A multi-stage evaluation can be performed accordingly. For example, when the operation position is within a predetermined range with respect to the reference position, “COOL” is set, and the control is performed so that the evaluation is decreased to “Great” and “Good” as the operation position is separated from the reference position. it can. In this case, the ratio of the area corresponding to each evaluation is determined in advance, and when the predetermined range determined by the setting information changes, control is performed so that the range corresponding to each evaluation changes according to the ratio corresponding to the change. be able to. Or you may enable it for a user to set each range according to evaluation.

  FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of an operator that sets a range for each evaluation. Here, for example, the symbols j4-1 and j4-2, which are both ends of the operation element, correspond to both ends of a predetermined range defined by the setting information. The first range from the center point of the width of the both ends is set as a range to be evaluated as “COOL”, and slide bars with symbols j1-1 and j1-2 are displayed at both ends of the first range. The user can change the range according to the evaluation by moving the slide bar left and right. The slide bars denoted by reference numerals j1-1 and j1-2 operate in conjunction with each other, and when one slide bar is moved, the other slide bar can be controlled to operate in conjunction with each other. In the example shown in the figure, slide bars denoted by reference symbols j2-1 and j2-2 are displayed at both ends of the second range in the direction away from the first range. The second range indicates a range evaluated as “Great”. Further, slide bars denoted by reference numerals j3-1 and j3-2 are displayed at both ends of the third range in the direction away from the second range. The third range indicates a range evaluated as “Better”.

  In the above-described embodiment, the reference position where the objects overlap is described as the center point of the object. However, the reference position for determining that the objects overlap each other may not be the center point of the object. For example, a position where the outlines of a plurality of moving objects contact each other may be set as the reference position. In this case, the movement of the object can be controlled so that the timing at which the contours of the plurality of objects come into contact with the beat timing of the music. Such a reference position for determining that the objects overlap each other may be determined by user settings. FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating an example of a screen for setting a reference position. Here, the slide bar sb that moves left and right on the object is displayed, and the position at which the slide bar is displayed is set as a reference position for determining that the objects overlap. FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an example of the reference position when the tip of the object is selected by the slide bar. In this case, control is performed so that the position of the point p becomes a reference position for determining that the objects overlap. Here, an example in which the object is substantially circular is shown, but the same control can be performed even if the object has another shape, such as a rectangle.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the example in which the predetermined operation performed according to the reference timing or the reference position is a touch operation on the touch panel 110 is shown. However, for example, when a PC is applied as the game system 100, the predetermined operation is an operation in which, for example, the position of the mouse pointer in the screen is operated according to the mouse operation and clicked at an arbitrary position. Also good. Alternatively, it may be a touch operation performed on the touch panel in an arcade game machine including the touch panel. Alternatively, in an arcade game machine that does not include a touch panel, for example, a grid line is displayed on the screen, a physical button is provided so as to correspond to the intersection (lattice point), and it corresponds to a grid point that is an overlapping point of objects. It may be an operation of pressing a physical button.

In the above-described embodiment, the example in which the object moves linearly on the screen has been described. However, the object may move in a curved line.
In the above-described embodiment, the example in which the appearance timing and the screen existence time of the first object and the second object are the same is shown. However, the appearance timing and screen of the first object and the second object are shown. It is possible to make the existence time different. In this case, the moving speeds of the first object and the second object can be made different.

In the above-described embodiment, an example in which the predetermined range is set within a certain range is shown. However, for example, when the predetermined range is set to the maximum value, the predetermined range is controlled to be the entire area on the screen. May be.
Further, in the above-described embodiment, an example in which the screen existence time is a time from when two corresponding objects appear on the screen until they overlap each other (a time until the reference position is reached) is shown. However, for example, when the object is overlapped, and the expression is such that the object laughs if it succeeds or the object grieves if it fails as described above, the expression for the screen existence time is over. It may be the time until the object disappears from the screen.

In the setting screen in the above-described embodiment, for example, an image showing a predetermined range is displayed around the object a24, and the image showing the predetermined range around the object a24 is changed according to the change in the predetermined range by the slider a21. Thus, the predetermined range may be visually shown to the player.
Such an image showing the predetermined range may be displayed around the object when the two objects overlap on the game screen. Alternatively, when each of the first object and the second object is displayed on the screen, an image showing a predetermined range, which is different from the object, is superimposed on the object and displayed. It is also possible to display an image indicating that it moves. Alternatively, the size of the object itself can be changed so that the size of the object itself indicates a predetermined range.

In the above-described embodiment, an example is shown in which each functional unit included in the game control unit 131 operates based on a game program that is pre-installed in the game system 100 and stored in the storage unit 120. It may be a so-called browser game or the like that operates by receiving a game program from.
Moreover, the game system 100 cooperates with SNS (Social Networking Service) etc., for example, displays the score ranking between the other players who have friend relations in SNS, and posts the message containing a game result to SNS. May be provided with the function to do.

  Each functional unit included in the game system 100 in each of the above-described embodiments depends on the cloud environment, the network environment, the number of players, the game performance, the number of hardware prepared to configure the game system, the specifications, and the like. It can be distributed or aggregated in an arbitrary number of computer devices. In this case, each functional unit included in the game system 100 can be distributed to a plurality of computer devices connected via a network. Here, the network includes, for example, an information communication network constituted by the Internet, a WAN (Wide Area Network), a LAN (Local Area Network), a dedicated line, or a combination thereof.

As described above, one embodiment of the present invention provides
In a computer of a game system (for example, game system 100),
Setting information for defining a positional relationship between a reference position where the first object moving in the screen and the second object moving in the screen overlap in the screen and an arbitrary operation position in the screen where the predetermined operation is performed A setting step that accepts input,
An output control step of displaying the first object and the second object so as to overlap each other by moving in the screen;
An accepting step for accepting an operation on an arbitrary operation position in the screen;
A determination step of performing success / failure determination based on the reference position, the operation timing according to the overlapping timing, the operation position, and the setting information;
It can be grasped as a game program for executing.

  According to this, since the success / failure determination can be performed based on the input setting information, the operation position determined to be successful with respect to the reference position in the success / failure determination can be changed by the setting information.

Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, in the output control step, a plurality of combinations of the first object and the second object are displayed, and the reference position is different for each combination. And the second object can be grasped as the game program.

  According to this, since a different position can be set as the reference position for each combination of objects, a new game characteristic can be provided compared to the case where the reference position is fixed.

In one embodiment of the present invention, the computer includes:
Based on the determination result in the determination step, it can be grasped as a game program for executing a reward control step for giving a reward determined according to the setting information.

  According to this, since the reward according to the changed setting information can be given, the setting and the reward can be linked.

Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, in the reward control step, it can be grasped as the game program that gives an advantageous reward as the distance between the reference position and the operation position is shorter.

  According to this, since the reward which is more advantageous as the distance between the reference position and the operation position is closer can be given, the more advantageous reward can be given when the setting with higher difficulty is performed. .

Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, in the output control step, the first object and the second object are arranged such that the first object and the second object overlap at a reference position randomly determined. It can be grasped as the game program.

  According to this, since the reference position can be determined at random, the progress of the game can be advanced more flexibly.

Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, in the output control step, the first object and the second object are displayed and moved from a randomly determined direction in the screen. Can do.

  According to this, since the object appearance position can be determined at random, the progress of the game can be advanced more flexibly.

  In addition, according to one embodiment of the present invention, a game system may include a reference position where a first object that moves in the screen and a second object that moves in the screen overlap in the screen, and a screen in which a predetermined operation is performed. A setting step for accepting input of setting information for defining a positional relationship with an arbitrary operation position, and an output control step for moving the first object and the second object so as to overlap each other in the screen. The acceptance step for accepting an operation for an arbitrary operation position in the screen, the reference position, the operation timing according to the overlapping timing, the operation position, and the setting information are performed. It can be grasped as a game method for executing the determination step.

Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, in the output control step, a plurality of combinations of the first object and the second object are displayed, and the reference position is different for each combination. And the second object can be grasped as the game method.
Moreover, one mode of the present invention can be grasped as the game method for executing a reward control step of giving a reward determined according to the setting information based on a determination result in the determination step.
In addition, in one aspect of the present invention, in the reward control step, it can be grasped as the game method that gives a reward that is more advantageous as the distance between the reference position and the operation position is shorter.
Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, in the output control step, the first object and the second object are arranged such that the first object and the second object overlap at a reference position randomly determined. Can be grasped as the game method of moving the game.
Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, in the output control step, the first object and the second object are displayed and moved from a randomly determined direction in the screen. Can do.

  Further, according to one embodiment of the present invention, a reference position where a first object that moves in the screen and a second object that moves in the screen overlap in the screen and any operation in the screen in which a predetermined operation is performed A setting unit (for example, setting unit 134) that receives input of setting information that defines a positional relationship with a position, and an output that displays the first object and the second object so as to overlap each other in the screen. The control unit (for example, the output control unit 132), the reception unit (for example, the reception unit 133) that receives an operation for an arbitrary operation position in the screen, the reference position, and the operation timing according to the overlapping timing And a determination unit (for example, determination unit 135) that determines success or failure based on the operation position and the setting information. It can be grasped by.

In one aspect of the present invention, the output control unit displays a plurality of combinations of the first object and the second object, and the first object is different so that the reference position for each combination is different. And the second object can be grasped as the game system.
In addition, according to one aspect of the present invention, the game system includes a reward control unit (for example, a reward control unit 136) that grants a reward determined according to the setting information based on a determination result by the determination unit. can do.
In addition, according to an aspect of the present invention, the reward control unit can be grasped as the game system that gives an advantageous reward as the distance between the reference position and the operation position is shorter.
Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, the output control unit includes the first object and the second object so that the first object and the second object overlap at a reference position randomly determined. Can be grasped as the game system for moving the game.
Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, the output control unit grasps the game system to display and move the first object and the second object from a randomly determined direction in the screen. Can do.

  Further, according to one embodiment of the present invention, a reference position where a first object that moves in the screen and a second object that moves in the screen overlap in the screen and any operation in the screen in which a predetermined operation is performed A setting unit (for example, setting unit 134) that receives input of setting information that defines a positional relationship with a position, and an output that displays the first object and the second object so as to overlap each other in the screen. The control unit (for example, the output control unit 132), the reception unit (for example, the reception unit 133) that receives an operation for an arbitrary operation position in the screen, the reference position, and the operation timing according to the overlapping timing And a determination unit (for example, determination unit 135) that performs success / failure determination based on the operation position and the setting information. It is possible to grasp.

In one aspect of the present invention, the output control unit displays a plurality of combinations of the first object and the second object, and the first object is different so that the reference position for each combination is different. And the second object can be grasped as the game device.
Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, the game device includes a reward control unit (for example, a reward control unit 136) that grants a reward determined according to the setting information based on a determination result by the determination unit. can do.
Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, the reward control unit can be grasped as the game device that gives a reward that is more advantageous as the distance between the reference position and the operation position is shorter.
Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, the output control unit includes the first object and the second object so that the first object and the second object overlap at a reference position randomly determined. Can be grasped as the game device that moves the game.
Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, the output control unit grasps the game device as a game device that displays and moves the first object and the second object from a randomly determined direction in the screen. Can do.
Further, according to one aspect of the present invention, the output control unit displays the first object and the second object from an appearance position randomly determined in the screen, and moves toward the reference position. The game device can be grasped. At this time, the appearance position can be grasped as an arbitrary position on the screen edge, or can be grasped as an arbitrary position other than the screen edge.

Further, according to one embodiment of the present invention, a reference position where a first object that moves in the screen and a second object that moves in the screen overlap in the screen and any operation in the screen in which a predetermined operation is performed A setting unit (for example, setting unit 134) that receives input of setting information that defines a positional relationship with a position, and an output that displays the first object and the second object so as to overlap each other in the screen. The control unit (for example, the output control unit 132), the reception unit (for example, the reception unit 133) that receives an operation for an arbitrary operation position in the screen, the reference position, and the operation timing according to the overlapping timing And a determination unit (for example, a determination unit 135) that determines success or failure based on the operation position and the setting information, and the output control unit , In the period up to the overlapping time from a predetermined time before the overlapping timing, it performs control to change the first object and the shape of the second object can be recognized as a game device.
According to this, it is possible to make it easier for the user to grasp the timing to be operated by changing the shape of the object from a predetermined time before the timing at which the first and second objects overlap.

  As described above, the game system including each unit according to the present invention can be implemented as a mobile phone terminal such as a smartphone operated by the player, a computer device such as a PC, a tablet PC, or a game device, or operated by the player. It can also be implemented as a server device that communicates with a terminal, or can be implemented as a combination of a terminal operated by a player and a server device that communicates with the terminal. In addition, a stationary game device called a consumer game machine or a home game machine, a game device which is a portable information terminal called a portable game machine, a game called an arcade game machine or an arcade game machine It can also be implemented as a device. Moreover, it can implement as a game method by these game systems and game devices, and can implement as a game program which operates the computer of these game systems and game devices. This game program may be incorporated in advance in the game system or game device, or may be distributed together with the installer and installed in the game system or game device afterwards.

  Note that the program for realizing the function of the processing unit in the present invention is recorded on a computer-readable recording medium, and the program recorded on the recording medium is read into the computer system and executed to perform game control. May be. Here, the “computer system” 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” is a non-temporary recording medium such as a portable medium such as a flexible disk, a magneto-optical disk, a ROM, a CD-ROM, or a storage device such as a hard disk built in a computer system. including. Furthermore, the “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 a 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, what is called a difference file (difference program) may be sufficient.

  In addition, some or all of the functions described above may be realized as an integrated circuit such as an LSI (Large Scale Integration). Each function described above may be individually made into a processor, or a part or all of them may be integrated into a processor. Further, the method of circuit integration is not limited to LSI, and may be realized by a dedicated circuit or a general-purpose processor. In addition, when an integrated circuit technology that replaces LSI appears due to the advancement of semiconductor technology, an integrated circuit based on the technology may be used.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 ... Game system 101 ... Display part 102 ... Input part 103 ... Audio | voice output part 110 ... Touch panel 120 ... Storage part 121 ... Music data storage part 122 ... Sequence data storage part 123 ... Setting information storage part , 130 ... control unit, 131 ... game control unit, 132 ... output control unit, 133 ... reception unit, 134 ... setting unit, 135 ... determination unit, 136 ... reward control unit

Claims (1)

On the game system computer,
The first object and the second object are moved in the screen and displayed so as to overlap each other at a predetermined reference position, and the first object and the second object are displayed from a predetermined time point before the overlapping time point. A display step of causing the display unit to display at least one of the two objects as time passes;
An accepting step for accepting an operation on an arbitrary operation position in the screen;
An evaluation step for performing an evaluation based on the operation position, the reference position, a timing at which the operation is received, and a timing at which the first object and the second object overlap at the reference position;
And execute
In the display step, the first object and the second object are arranged so that display times from the display start position to the reference position in the screen of the first object and the second object are the same. Move objects,
Game program.