JP6739816B1 - Program, game processing method, and game device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent the interest of a game in which an individual element, for which a task is achieved, advances so as to form a predetermined positional relationship under an environment in which individual elements associated with a task are arranged. To SOLUTION: In the second game, a plurality of individual elements corresponding to respective tasks achievable according to the progress of the first game are arranged, and individual elements corresponding to the tasks achieved according to the progress of the first game are arranged. When the element is set from the unachieved state to the achieved state, it is determined whether or not a plurality of individual elements set to the achieved state form a predetermined positional relationship, and when it is determined that the predetermined positional relationship is formed, A program is configured to give a user a privilege and to cause a computer to execute a process of setting at least one of the plurality of individual elements determined to have formed a predetermined positional relationship from the achieved state to the unachieved state. .. [Selection diagram] Figure 2

Description

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

A game in which each square on the bingo sheet is associated with a task to be achieved, and a row is formed by the squares on which the task is achieved on the bingo sheet, and a privilege is given according to the formation of a bingo. Is known (for example, see Non-Patent Document 1).

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In a game using a bingo sheet, when a task is achieved, a cell associated with the achieved task is treated as an element for establishing bingo. Generally, in a game using a bingo sheet, a new bingo sheet is prepared in place of the bingo sheet that has been used so far, because the bingo has been established. On the other hand, even if bingo is established, it is possible to continue the game using the same bingo sheet. In this way, when the game is continued using the same bingo sheet, once the task associated with the box that is the element of bingo establishment is achieved, even if the same task is achieved again, it is considered to be an element of bingo establishment. There is no change from the state. As the number of tasks achieved as the game progresses increases, on the other hand, the number of options for the tasks that the user can achieve decreases, which may impair the interest of the game.

In view of such a situation, the present invention advances the individual elements for which the task is achieved to form a predetermined positional relationship under the environment in which the individual elements for which the task is associated are arranged. The purpose is not to spoil the fun of the game.

One aspect of the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problem is a first game that progresses reflecting the intention of the user, and a second game that gives a privilege to the user according to the achievement status of the problem in the first game. And a step of arranging a plurality of individual elements corresponding to respective tasks achievable in accordance with the progress of the first game in the second game, the program for causing a computer to execute Setting the individual elements corresponding to the tasks achieved according to the progress of the game from the unachieved state to the achieved state, and whether or not a plurality of the individual elements set in the achieved state form a predetermined positional relationship And determining at least one of the plurality of individual elements determined to have formed the predetermined positional relationship while giving a privilege to the user when it is determined that the predetermined positional relationship has been formed. And a step of setting the achievement state to the non-achievement state.

One aspect of the present invention is a game processing method corresponding to a first game that progresses reflecting the intention of the user and a second game that gives a privilege to the user according to the achievement status of the task in the first game. Then, in the second game, a step of arranging a plurality of individual elements corresponding to respective tasks achievable according to the progress of the first game, and a task achieved according to the progress of the first game The step of setting the individual element corresponding to the from the unachieved state to the achieved state, the step of determining whether or not a plurality of the individual elements set to the achieved state has formed a predetermined positional relationship, the predetermined position When it is determined that the relationship is formed, the privilege is given to the user, and at least one of the plurality of individual elements that is determined to form the predetermined positional relationship is set from the achievement state to the non-achievement state. And a step of performing the game processing method.

One aspect of the present invention is a game device that executes a first game that proceeds in accordance with a user's intention and a second game that gives a privilege to a user according to an achievement status of a task in the first game. In the second game, an arrangement unit for arranging a plurality of individual elements corresponding to respective tasks achievable according to the progress of the first game, and a task achieved according to the progress of the first game A first setting unit that sets a corresponding individual element from an unachieved state to an achieved state; a determination unit that determines whether or not a plurality of individual elements set to the achieved state form a predetermined positional relationship; When it is determined that the predetermined positional relationship is formed, a privilege is given to the user, and at least one of the plurality of individual elements determined to have formed the predetermined positional relationship is unachieved from the achievement state. It is a game device provided with the 2nd setting part set to a state.

It is a figure which shows an example of the bingo game screen in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the bingo game screen in this embodiment. It is a figure explaining the mass movement operation in this embodiment. It is a figure explaining one of the advantages of the mass movement operation in this embodiment. It is a block diagram showing an example of composition of a game system in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the hardware constitutions of the terminal device in this embodiment. It is a figure showing an example of functional composition of a terminal unit in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the subject information in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the training situation information in this embodiment. It is a figure which shows an example of the bingo sheet information in this embodiment. It is a flow chart which shows the example of a processing procedure which a terminal unit in this embodiment performs in relation to a training part. It is a flow chart which shows the example of a procedure of mass movement corresponding processing in this embodiment. It is a flow chart which shows the example of a procedure of bingo game result presentation processing in this embodiment.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
[1. Game outline]
First, an outline of an example of a bingo game executed by the game system according to the present embodiment will be described. The bingo game according to the present embodiment is a game played under a training part in a baseball game including a training part and a competition part.
The training part is a game part for training a character corresponding to a player. In the training part, the character can be trained by improving the ability of the character.
The battle part is a game part in which a team including the character trained in the training part as a player is used to compete in a baseball game with the team of the opponent.

In the training part, various commands for growing the character are prepared in advance. The user can play the game by selecting the character to be trained and then performing an operation to execute the command selected from the prepared commands. As commands are executed in this way, the character grows.

Then, in the training part, the bingo game is played in parallel with the training of the character according to the execution of the command as described above.
In the bingo game, the user is presented with a bingo sheet including a plurality of squares associated with the tasks related to the breeding of the breeding target character. When the task associated with the square is achieved, the square is set as the achievement state and the bingo points are given to the user. In addition, the bingo points are also given to the user when the bins are formed by forming the lines of the cells in which the achievement state is set. For example, the more bingo points there are, the higher the ranking of the team to which the character in the breeding situation belongs. For this reason, in the training part, the user can play while aiming to train the character to be trained with high ability and aiming to obtain as many bingo points as possible by the end of the training part. ..

FIG. 1 shows a bingo game screen G1 corresponding to the bingo game of this embodiment.
The bingo game screen G1 shown in the figure is displayed at a predetermined timing on the game screen of the training part in the course of the play progressing in response to the execution of the command in the training part.
For example, when the game of the training part is started, the bingo game screen G1 as the initial state is displayed on the game screen of the training part.
In addition, when the execution of the command is completed corresponding to one turn and the next turn is started, the bingo game screen in which the execution result of the previous turn is reflected is displayed. Further, for example, during the game of the training part, the user may perform an operation of instructing the display at an arbitrary timing to display the bingo game screen.

In the bingo game screen G1 shown in the figure, a bingo sheet area AR10, a custom point area AR20, and a bingo point area AR30 are arranged.

The bingo sheet area AR10 is an area in which a bingo sheet is displayed. In the bingo sheet shown in the figure, an example in which 16 squares SQ (an example of individual elements) of 4 rows×4 columns are arranged is shown.

As the bingo game of the present embodiment, it is also possible to use a bingo sheet in which 9 squares SQ arranged in 3 rows×3 columns are arranged. When playing the game in the training part, the user arranges a bingo sheet in which 9 squares of 3 rows×3 columns are arranged and 16 squares SQ of 4 rows×4 columns are arranged as shown in the example of FIG. It is possible to select which one of the created bingo sheets is used for the bingo game.
In the following description, a case where a bingo sheet in which 16 squares SQ of 4 rows×4 columns are arranged is used as an example.

As for the arrangement pattern of the squares that can be used in the bingo game in this embodiment, there are two arrangement patterns of 9 arrangement patterns of 3 rows×3 columns and 16 arrangement patterns of 4 rows×4 columns. Not limited.

In the following description, the position where the square SQ is arranged on the bingo sheet is described as the nth row and the mth column. In the case of an array of 16 cells SQ in 4 rows×4 columns as shown in the figure, the rows 1 to 4 are arranged in order from the top row to the bottom, and the rows 1 to 4 are arranged in order from the leftmost column to the right. It will be the fourth column.

One task is associated with each of the squares SQ arranged in the bingo sheet in the bingo sheet area AR10 shown in FIG. In the mass SQ, a display showing what the associated task is.
The number of tasks prepared in this embodiment is larger than the number of squares in the bingo sheet. For this reason, 16 tasks selected from all the provided tasks may be associated with the 16 squares SQ.

Note that the tasks associated with the cells SQ arranged on the bingo sheet may be the same for some of the cells SQ, or may be different for each cell SQ.

In the bingo game screen G1, the custom point area AR20 is an area in which custom points are displayed. The display of "possessed custom point 0" in the custom point area AR20 indicates that the custom point currently given to the user is "0".
In the bingo game of the present embodiment, it is possible to perform an operation of moving the square SQ by shifting the position of one square SQ and another square SQ adjacent in the vertical or horizontal direction (a square movement operation). Has been done. In the bingo game of the present embodiment, the movement of a square in response to a square movement operation is treated as customization of the bingo sheet by the user.
The custom points are points that are consumed in response to the user performing a mass movement operation. In the example of the same drawing, the case where 10 custom points are consumed in response to one mass movement operation is given as an example. That is, in this embodiment, in order to perform one mass movement operation, the condition is that the number of custom points is 10 or more.
Custom points are added when a bingo is established in the bingo game.
By looking at the value of the custom point shown in the custom point area AR20, the user can know whether or not the mass moving operation can be performed and the number of times the mass moving operation can be performed.

In the bingo game screen G1, the bingo point area AR30 is an area where bingo points (an example of a privilege) are displayed. The bingo points are points at which predetermined values are cumulatively added according to the fact that bingo is established. Further, in the bingo point area AR30 in the same figure, the number of times bingo has been established from the start of the raising part to the present time is also shown.
It should be noted that the bingo points may be cumulatively added with a predetermined value even when the mass SQ is set from the unachieved state to the achieved state.

When playing the game in the training part, the user aims to make the character to be trained grow as much as possible, while considering that as many bingo points as possible can be obtained so that the rank becomes higher. You can select commands to play.

Here, as a result of the user executing the command, the task of "soul bonus" was achieved at a certain stage. In response to the achievement of the task, the bingo game screen G2 shown in the figure is displayed at the stage when the task of "soul bonus" is completed.
That is, in the bingo game screen G2, the achievement state display AC is given to the square SQ in the fourth row, second column to which the “soul bonus” task is associated. The achievement status display AC indicates that the corresponding mass SQ is set to the achievement status. The mass SQ for which the achievement state is set indicates that the task associated with the self has been achieved.
The achievement state display AC in the figure is a mode in which a layer of an image in a semitransparent state in which a check mark is placed on the square SQ is superimposed and placed.
The mass SQ to which the achievement status display AC is not applied is set to the unachieved status. That is, the mass SQ for which the unachieved state is set indicates that the corresponding task has not been achieved.

After the bingo game screen G2 is displayed, the user associates with the square SQ at a position that is in an unachieved state among the tasks associated with each of the 16 squares SQ and can contribute to the formation of the bingo. The commands are executed so that the assigned tasks are achieved. As a result, when a certain command is executed, the bingo sheet is in the state shown in the bingo sheet area AR10 of the bingo game screen G3 of FIG. That is, in the bingo sheet, the five cells SQ including the cell SQ in the third row and the third column and all (four) cells SQ in the fourth row are set to the achieved state.

In the bingo sheet according to the present embodiment, at least one of the lines along the vertical, horizontal, or diagonal directions is in a state of being formed by the mass SQ for which the achievement state is set. , Bingo is approved.
Therefore, on the bingo game screen G3, a bingo is established for one line in the fourth row.

In response to the bingo being established in this way, the bingo game screen G3 changes as shown as a bingo game screen G4 in FIG.
That is, the value of the custom point indicated in the custom point area AR20 changes from "0" to "15" on the bingo game screen G3 in response to the fact that one line of bingo has been established.
Further, in the bingo point area AR30, the value of the bingo point changes from "0" to "1000" on the bingo game screen G3 in response to the establishment of one line of bingo.

In the above example, 15 points are added per line as custom points. In this case, for example, when a bingo is established by a plurality of lines, a custom point may be added to a value obtained by multiplying 15 points by the number of lines in which the bingo is established as a coefficient, or a line in which the bingo is established. A unique addition point number may be set for each number. In this case, considering that the difficulty level becomes higher as the number of lines in which bingo is established increases, a value larger than a value obtained by multiplying 15 points by the number of lines in which bingo is established may be set as the number of addition points. ..

Then, in the present embodiment, when bingo is established, of the squares SQ for which the achievement state has been set so far, all of the squares SQ forming the line for which bingo has been established are in the unachieved state. It is made to return (change) to the set state.
Specifically, in the bingo game screen G4, of the square SQ in the third row and the third column and the four squares SQ forming one column in the fourth row, the square SQ in the third row and the third column The four squares SQ in the row are changed to be set to the unachieved state. For the cell SQ in the third row and third column that is not included in the line in which the bingo has been established, the achievement state is kept set.

It should be noted that under the present embodiment, for example, some, but not all, of the squares SQ forming the line in which the bingo is established may be changed to the unachieved state. Alternatively, a line in which bingo is not formed is formed, but the cells including the mass SQ for which the achievement state has been set may be changed to the non-achievement state.
In the following description, as illustrated as the bingo game screen G4, all the squares SQ forming the line in which the bingo is established are changed to the non-achieving state among the squares SQ whose achievement states are set in the bingo sheet. The following is an example.

After this, the user can proceed with the play so as to continue executing the command after taking over the achievement status of the task shown on the bingo game screen G4.
In other words, in the present embodiment, after the bingo is established, the bingo sheet is not changed to another one, and the same bingo sheet as before the bingo is established is used to continuously execute the command for character training. I can go.
At this time, the square SQ forming the line in which the bingo is established in the bingo sheet is changed to a state indicating the unachieved state. For example, in the same bingo sheet, if the mass SQ forming the line in which the bingo is established does not return to the unachieved state and remains in the achieved state, the difficulty level of accomplishing the task becomes extremely high as the unachieved tasks decrease. It becomes high, which may impair the user's interest. According to the present embodiment, each time a bingo is established, the state is returned to the unachieved state. Therefore, it is possible to suppress an increase in the difficulty level regarding task achievement and prevent the interest of the game from being impaired.

Then, in the present embodiment, the user can perform an operation of moving the mass SQ (mass moving operation) in the bingo sheet area AR10.
An example of the mass moving operation will be described with reference to FIG. In this case, the user intends to perform the mass movement operation while the bingo game screen G5 in FIG. 3 is displayed.
As described above, 10 custom points are consumed in response to one mass movement operation. Therefore, in order to perform one mass movement operation, it is a condition that 10 points or more remain.
Therefore, the user confirms whether or not the value of the custom point shown in the custom point area AR20 is “10” or more. In this case, the user can confirm that the mass movement operation is possible because the value of the custom point shown in the custom point area AR20 of the bingo game screen G5 is “15”.

Therefore, the user performs a mass movement operation as follows in the bingo sheet area AR10 of the bingo game screen G5. That is, the user in this case performs the swipe operation so as to move the cell SQ-11 in the first row and the first column to the cell position on the right side. Note that a flick operation may be performed instead of the swipe operation.
In response to the swipe operation being performed as described above, the bingo sheet area AR10 changes to a bingo game screen G6. That is, in the bingo game screen G5, the square SQ-11 located in the first row and the first column has moved to the first row and the second column on the right. In addition, with the movement of the square SQ-11 in this manner, the square SQ-12 located in the first row, second column on the bingo game screen G5 has moved to the first row, first column adjacent to the left.
That is, in this case, in response to the operation for instructing the movement target square SQ to move in the right lateral direction, the movement target square SQ and the square SQ located on the right side thereof are The mass SQ is moved so that the positions are exchanged.

In the present embodiment, as the movement (replacement) of the cell SQ, the cell SQ to be moved and the cell SQ to the right of the cell SQ are moved in response to the cell moving operation in the right lateral direction as illustrated in FIG. It can be moved so that and alternate. In addition, the mass SQ to be moved can be moved so that the mass SQ to be moved and the mass SQ adjacent to the left of the mass SQ are switched in response to the mass moving operation by the swipe operation in the left lateral direction.
Further, it is possible to move the mass SQ to be moved and the mass SQ immediately above the mass SQ to be moved in accordance with the mass moving operation by the upward swipe operation. Further, it is possible to move the mass SQ to be moved and the mass SQ immediately below the mass SQ to be moved in accordance with a mass moving operation as a downward swipe operation.

The movement of the mass SQ by such a mass moving operation has the following advantages for the user.
As an example, in the bingo game screen G7 of FIG. 4, focusing on the 4th row, the three cells SQ at the 4th row, 1st column, 4th row, 2nd column, and 4th row, 4th column indicate the achievement status. Although the achieved state is shown by AC, the cell SQ-22 in the fourth row, third column is in the unachieved state. In this case, the user has some problems that are difficult to achieve, for example, because he is still a beginner. The task associated with the square SQ-22 at the fourth row and the third column is extremely difficult. On the other hand, the task associated with the square SQ-21 in the third row and third column immediately above the fourth row and third column can be easily achieved even by a user who is a beginner.
Therefore, in this case, the user executes the command so that the task associated with the cell SQ-21 in the third row and the third column is achieved, and is associated with the cell SQ-21 at a certain stage. Achieved the task. As a result, the cell SQ-21 in the third row and third column is displayed with the achievement state display AC as shown in the figure to show the achievement state.
Therefore, the user performs a mass movement operation for instructing the downward movement with the mass SQ-21 in the third row, third column in the state indicating the achievement state. Although not shown, the mass SQ-21 moves to the fourth row and the third column in response to this mass moving operation, and the mass SQ-22 moves to the third row and the third column so that the mass SQ Replacement is performed. As a result, the user can establish the bingo of the 1st line of the 4th row.
In this way, depending on the mass movement operation, the mass SQ associated with the task of high difficulty is replaced with the mass SQ indicating the achievement state or the mass SQ of the task that is easy to achieve to establish a bingo, Bingo can be easily established.
In addition, for a user who is an advanced player and can achieve most of the tasks, a strategy is made so that the number of lines that establish bingo at one time is as large as possible, and the mass SQ is performed by the mass movement operation. Can be moved.

In the above description, different symbols such as the bingo game screens G1 to G7 are given according to the difference in the aspect of the image. However, in the following, when the bingo game screen is generally described, the bingo game screen G Enter.

[2. Game system configuration]
Next, the configuration of the game system 1 according to the present embodiment will be described.
FIG. 5 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 a plurality of terminal devices 10-1, 10-2,..., 10-n (n is a natural number) and a server device 30, and these devices are connected via a communication network NW. Connected. Since the terminal devices 10-1, 10-2,..., 10-n have the same configuration, they are simply described as the terminal device 10 unless otherwise specified.

The terminal device 10 functions as a game device by executing the game control program. For example, the terminal device 10 is a computer device used by a user, and a game machine, a PC (Personal Computer), a tablet PC, a mobile phone such as a smartphone or a feature phone, and the like can be applied.

The server device 30 manages the game data and the game control program required to execute the game control program on the terminal device 10. For example, the server device 30 is a computer device managed by a game operating company, and can be regarded as a system including a plurality of server machines, storages, network switches, routers/firewalls, and the like.
The game data managed by the server device 30 is used when the game control program is executed on the terminal device 10, or transmitted to the terminal device 10 in advance and used.
Further, the game data may include advertisement data (information on other games) displayed during the game. For example, the image displayed on the screen of the terminal device 10 is a part of the game data.
The game control program managed by the server device 30 includes a part of the game control program. The game control programs include not only those downloaded to the terminal device 10 before the game starts but also those downloaded to the terminal device 10 after the game starts.
The game control program downloaded to the terminal device 10 before the game starts may be managed not by the server device 30 but by the server device that distributes the program operating on the terminal device 10.

[2-1. Hardware configuration of game terminal]
Next, the configuration of the terminal device 10 according to the present embodiment will be described in detail.
FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of the terminal device 10 according to the present embodiment. The terminal device 10 includes, for example, a communication unit 11, an input unit 12, a display unit 13, a sound output unit 14, a storage unit 15, and a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 16. The terminal device 10 can use a general-purpose smartphone, and does not require special hardware for executing the game control program as long as the processing capability of the CPU does not matter. That is, a part of the hardware configuration may be different from that of the present embodiment as long as the program is appropriately created according to the hardware configuration of the terminal device 10 on which the game control program is executed.

The communication unit 11 is a device that performs communication compatible with the communication standard of a communication network NW such as a wireless LAN, a wired LAN, and mobile communication (LTE) with which the terminal device 10 and the server device 30 can communicate.

The input unit 12 is a device capable of receiving interactive information during game execution. The interactive information is, for example, user operation information on the terminal device 10. Examples of the input unit 12 include physical devices by mechanical operations such as buttons, keyboards, levers, pointing devices by GUI (mouse or touch panel), and recognition devices by voice or gesture (microphone, camera). The input unit 12 may be configured integrally with the terminal device 10 or may be configured separately as a wired or wireless connection. The input unit 12 outputs an operation signal input based on an operation.

The display unit 13 is a display that displays information such as images and texts, and includes, for example, a liquid crystal display panel, an organic EL (ElectroLuminescence) display panel, and the like. The display unit 13 may be configured separately from the terminal device 10, and may be, for example, a television, an external monitor, or a head mounted display (HMD).

The audio output unit 14 is configured to include, for example, a speaker, an audio output terminal that outputs audio to headphones, and the like.

The storage unit 15 includes, for example, a hard disk drive (HDD), a solid state drive (SSD), an electrically erasable programmable-only memory (ROM), a read-only memory (ROM), and the like. The terminal device 10 stores various kinds of information, images, programs and the like used for processing. The storage unit 15 is not limited to the one built in the terminal device 10, but may be an external storage device connected via a digital input/output port such as a USB.

The CPU 16 executes various programs stored in the storage unit 15 and controls each unit of the terminal device 10. The CPU 16 is an example of a processor that executes processing in the terminal device 10.

The terminal device 10 may include a camera, a gyro sensor, a GPS (Global Positioning System) chip, an acceleration sensor, a magnetic sensor, an ambient light sensor, a proximity sensor, and a fingerprint sensor, which are not shown.

[2-2. Functional configuration of game terminal]
FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a functional configuration of the terminal device 10 according to the present embodiment. In the figure, a data storage unit 150 and a control unit 160 are shown as the functional configuration of the terminal device 10. The data storage unit 150 has a functional configuration corresponding to the storage unit 15 shown in FIG. The control unit 160 is a functional configuration realized by the CPU 16 executing the game control program stored in the storage unit 15.

The data storage unit 150 is a part that stores information necessary for executing the game process corresponding to the training part of the present embodiment, and is a task information storage unit 151, a training status information storage unit 152, and a bingo sheet information storage. And a section 153. The game processing corresponding to the training part includes a game processing corresponding to command execution for character training and a game processing corresponding to a bingo game.

The task information storage unit 151 is information relating to the game corresponding to each task prepared in the training part.
FIG. 8 shows an example of the assignment information stored in the assignment information storage unit 151. One record (one row) in the figure is task information corresponding to one task.
The task information corresponding to one task includes a task ID, a task content, and a display data area.
The assignment ID area stores an assignment ID that uniquely indicates the corresponding assignment.
The achievement condition area stores the achievement condition for the corresponding task. Achievement conditions are the conditions necessary to achieve the task.
The display data is information used to display a task on the bingo game screen G. For example, the name of the task displayed in the cell SQ and the presentation of the conditions necessary for achieving the task are performed using the display data.

Specifically, the task with the task ID “m0001” is a task having the content of “exercise batting practice a predetermined number of times”. This task is achieved when the number of times the character to be trained has performed batting practice (that is, the number of times the batting practice command has been executed) has reached a predetermined value.

The description returns to FIG. 7.
The training status information storage unit 152 stores training status information. The breeding status information is information indicating the breeding status of the character to be trained.

FIG. 9 shows an example of the training status information. The training status information includes the following areas.
The name area stores the name of the character to be trained.
The position area stores information indicating a baseball position in which the character to be trained is good.
The form area stores information indicating the form (hit form or pitch form) of the character to be trained.
The dominant arm area stores information indicating the dominant arm.
The motivation parameter area stores the motivation parameter of the character to be trained at the present time.
The area of the physical strength parameter indicates the physical strength parameter of the character to be trained at the present time.
The injury/illness area stores information indicating the injury or illness state of the character to be raised at the present time.
The evaluation area stores information indicating the current evaluation of each other game character (teammate character, director character, scout character, etc.) with respect to the character to be trained.
The experience point area stores the current value and cumulative value of each experience point (muscle strength, agility, skill, changing ball, and mental point). The current value is the amount of points currently held by the character to be trained (that is, the amount of points remaining at the present time). The cumulative total is the cumulative total of points acquired by the character to be trained up to the present time. Although only the muscle strength points are shown in the figure, the current value and the cumulative value may be similarly stored for other experience points (agility, skill, changing ball, and mental point).
The basic ability parameter area indicates basic ability parameters (ballistic, meat, power, running ability, shoulder strength, defensive ability, and ball catching parameter) of the character to be trained at the present time.
Although only the trajectory and the meat parameter are shown in the same figure, other basic ability parameters (power, running force, shoulder force, defense force, and ball catching parameter) are also stored in the same manner.
The special ability parameter area stores the special ability parameter of the character to be trained at the present time. The special ability parameter is a parameter indicating whether the character to be trained has acquired each special ability. For example, "0" is stored in the "Bunt ○" area in the special ability parameter area when the character to be trained has not acquired the special ability "Bunt ○", and the character to be trained has a special ability "Bunt ○". “1” is stored when “” has been acquired. In the same figure, a parameter indicating whether or not the character to be trained has been acquired is stored corresponding to each of the first type special ability, the second type special ability, and the third type special ability.
The Kotsu level parameter area stores the Kotsu level parameter of the character to be trained. The skill level parameter indicates the skill level of each special ability of the character to be trained at the present time.
The practice execution status area stores information indicating the practice execution status (execution history) up to the present time. In the practice execution status area, for each practice item, the current level, the total number of times the practice has been performed, and the teammate character (and supervisor character or scout character) assigned to the practice item in the current turn. Is stored. Although only the batting practice is shown in the figure, other practice items (muscle strength practice, running base practice, shoulder strength practice, defensive practice, and mental practice) may be similarly stored.
The special tag practice execution status area shows the execution status (execution history) of the special tag practice up to the present time.
The cumulative score area stores a cumulative value of bingo points acquired by the user from the start of the training part to the present time.
The progress area stores information indicating the current progress status (progress history). The progress information includes, for example, the number of remaining turns and the current in-game time. Further, for example, the progress status of data may be stored in the progress status area. In addition, information indicating whether or not the member has been selected as a starting member, information indicating whether or not he/she spent with a lover on Christmas or Valentine's day, etc. may be stored in the progress area.

The description returns to FIG. 7. The bingo sheet information storage unit 153 stores bingo sheet information. The bingo sheet information is information indicating the status of the bingo sheet.
FIG. 10 shows an example of bingo sheet information stored in the bingo sheet information storage unit 153. The bingo sheet information shown in the figure includes areas such as a mass position, a task, and a parameter progress status.
The area of the mass position stores a value indicating the arrangement position of the mass SQ on the bingo sheet. The area at the mass position includes row and column areas as sub-areas. The mass position on the bingo sheet is specified by the combination of the values stored in the row and column areas. Specifically, when "1" is stored in the row region and "2" is stored in the column region, it indicates that the cell position is in the first row, second column.

The task area indicates the content of the task associated with the cell SQ. For example, the assignment area includes sub-areas of assignment ID and achievement condition parameters. The assignment ID area stores assignment IDs indicating assignments associated with the mass SQ. The achievement condition parameter area stores the contents of the parameter satisfying the task achievement condition. For example, in the case of a task including a numerical goal, the goal value is stored in the area of the achievement condition parameter. When the task is related to a specific special ability, information indicating the specific special ability is registered in the achievement condition parameter area.

The parameter progress status area indicates the status of the parameter corresponding to the achievement condition parameter. As an example, “20” is stored in the area of the parameter progress status corresponding to the mass position in the first row, second column. “100” is stored in the area of the parameter corresponding to the same mass position on the first row and the second column. This means that the condition for achieving the task corresponding to the mass position in the first row, second column is that the value of the parameter reaches 100, whereas the current value of the parameter is "20". It is shown that.

The description returns to FIG. 7. The control unit 160 is a functional unit that implements game processing corresponding to the training part of the present embodiment, and includes an operation reception unit 161, a display control unit 162, a first game processing unit 163, and a second game processing unit 164. Equipped with.

The operation receiving unit 161 receives an operation on the input unit 12. The operation reception unit 161 acquires the operation signal input to the input unit 12 based on the user's operation on the various game screens described above.
The display control unit 162 causes the display unit 13 to display the game screen of the game of this embodiment.

The first game processing unit 163 executes game processing for realizing a game executed by executing a command in the training part.

The second game processing unit 164 executes game processing for realizing the bingo game in the training part. The second game processing unit 164 includes an arrangement unit 1641, a first setting unit 1642, a determination unit 1643, a second setting unit 1644, and a changing unit 1645.

The arrangement unit 1641 arranges the mass SQ on the bingo sheet.
The first setting unit 1642 sets the mass SQ corresponding to the task achieved according to the command execution result from the unachieved state to the achieved state.
The determination unit 1643 determines whether or not a plurality of the squares SQ set to the achievement state form a line that establishes bingo (whether or not a predetermined positional relationship is formed).
When the second setting unit 1644 determines that a plurality of the squares SQ set to the achievement state have formed a line in which bingo is established, the second setting unit 1644 gives a privilege to the user and forms a line in which bingo is established. At least one of the determined plurality of squares SQ is set from the achieved state to the unachieved state.
The changing unit 1645 changes the arrangement position between two or more squares SQ targeted according to the square movement operation among the squares SQ arranged on the bingo sheet.

[3. Example of processing procedure]
An example of a processing procedure executed by the terminal device 10 according to the present embodiment in relation to the training part will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. 11.
In response to the start of the training part, the CPU 16 generates a bingo sheet used for the bingo game in the training part (step S100).
In generating the bingo sheet, the CPU 16 sets the arrangement pattern of the cells SQ in the bingo sheet to 4 rows x 4 columns and 3 rows x based on, for example, the designation by the user's operation and the history of the play of the training part up to now. Determine which of the three columns to use. The CPU 16 arranges the cells SQ on the bingo sheet according to the determined arrangement pattern. Further, the CPU 16 selects a task according to the number of the cells SQ arranged on the bingo sheet from the task information (FIG. 8), and associates the selected task with the cells SQ arranged on the bingo sheet.

When the bingo sheet is generated as described above, the CPU 16 starts the first section in the growing part (step S102).
In response to the start of the section, the CPU 16 displays a game screen (main screen) corresponding to the training part (step S104).

The training part is composed of multiple sections corresponding to a predetermined training scenario, for example, and in each section, a command can be executed every number of turns determined by the maximum number of times and the time limit. It is said that
Further, in the present embodiment, the bingo game is played in parallel with the game according to the execution of the command in the training part. In the progress of the breeding part, the bingo game screen G is displayed every time the command corresponding to one turn is executed. It is also displayed in response to the user performing an operation (bingo game confirmation instruction operation) for instructing to confirm the status of the bingo game on the main screen.

Therefore, the CPU 16 determines whether or not the bingo game confirmation instruction operation is performed under the state where the main screen is displayed (step S106).
When it is determined that the bingo game confirmation instruction operation has been performed, the CPU 16 generates the bingo game screen G in which the content of the current bingo sheet information is reflected, and displays the generated bingo game screen G (step S108). ). At this time, the bingo game screen G may be displayed, for example, as an image of a layer overlapping the main image.
In the bingo sheet of the displayed bingo game screen G, the achievement status display AC is given to the cell SQ at the cell position where the content of the parameter progress condition satisfies the achievement condition (satisfies the content of the achievement condition parameter). Has been done.

Under the condition that the bingo game screen G is displayed, the CPU 16 executes a mass movement handling process (step S110). The flowchart of FIG. 12 shows an example of the procedure of the mass movement handling process in step S110.
In the mass movement handling process shown in FIG. 12, the CPU 16 determines whether or not the custom points are above a certain level (step S1100). Specifically, the CPU 16 determines that the custom points are a certain number or more when the current custom points are the number of points (for example, 10 points) consumed by one mass movement operation.

The operation for instructing the shift to the mass movement mode on the main screen (mass movement mode instruction operation) is set to disabled when the custom points are less than a certain value, and set to be enabled when the custom points are more than a certain value. .. The mass movement mode instruction operation may be an operation for a predetermined button arranged on the main screen.
When the custom points are above a certain level (step S1100: YES), the CPU 16 determines whether or not the mass movement mode instruction operation has been performed (step S1102).
When the mass movement mode instruction operation is performed (step S1102: YES), the CPU 16 starts the mass movement mode (step S1104). At the start of the mass movement mode, the bingo game screen G is switched to the mass movement mode screen in which the mass movement operation is possible.
In the mass movement mode, the CPU 16 determines whether a mass movement operation has been performed (step S1106).

When the mass moving operation is performed (step S1106: YES), the CPU 16 executes the mass moving process (step S1108). The mass movement processing includes updating of the bingo sheet information and display control for moving (changing) the square SQ in the bingo sheet of the bingo game screen G in accordance with the mass moving operation.
Upon updating the bingo sheet information in the mass movement process of step S1108, the CPU 16 executes the following process. That is, the CPU 16 exchanges the correspondence of the mass positions for the “problem” and the “parameter progress” that are associated with the mass positions of the respective masses SQ designated as the movement source and the movement destination by the mass movement operation. That is, the CPU 16 associates the “task” and the “parameter progress” that have been associated with the source mass position with the destination mass position, and also associates the “issue” with the destination mass position. The "parameter progress" is associated with the movement source mass position.
Further, as the display control in the mass movement process of step S1108, the CPU 16 performs control so that a display that produces a state in which the mass SQ moves according to the mass movement operation is performed.

Further, in response to the movement of the mass SQ in step S1108, the CPU 16 subtracts a custom point corresponding to one mass movement operation (step S1110).

The CPU 16 determines whether or not the custom points after the subtraction in step S1110 are equal to or more than a certain value (step S1112). Also in step S1112, as in step S1100, the CPU 16 determines that the number of custom points is a certain number or more when the current number of custom points is the number of points consumed by one mass movement operation (for example, 10 points) or more. judge.
If the number of custom points is equal to or higher than a certain value (step S1112: YES), the process is returned to step S1106.

In the present embodiment, the mass movement mode started in step S1104 is ended in response to any one of the mass movement confirming operation and the mass movement canceling operation.
The mass movement confirmation operation is an operation for instructing the confirmation of the position of the mass SQ moved in the current mass movement mode. The mass movement confirmation operation is an operation on a button (not shown) for instructing the mass movement confirmation arranged on the bingo game screen.
The mass movement cancel operation is an operation for instructing to cancel the movement of the mass SQ in the current mass movement mode. The mass movement cancel operation is an operation on a button (not shown) that is arranged on the bingo game screen and that gives an instruction to cancel the mass movement.

When the mass movement operation is not performed (step S1106: NO), or when the custom point is determined to be less than a certain value (step S1112: NO), the CPU 16 determines whether or not the cancel operation is performed. (Step S1114).

When the cancel operation is performed (step S1114: YES), the CPU 16 executes the following process in response to the cancellation of the mass movement.
That is, the CPU 16 executes the mass position reset process (step S1116). As the processing for resetting the mass position, the CPU 16 restores the bingo sheet information to the contents before the start of the current mass movement mode. Further, the CPU 16 displays the arrangement of the cells SQ on the bingo sheet of the bingo game screen G so as to return to the state before the start of the current cell movement mode.
The CPU 16 also resets the custom points (step S1118). That is, the CPU 16 returns the custom point to the value immediately before the start of the current mass movement mode.
Upon completion of steps S1116 and S1118, the mass movement mode is ended. When the mass movement mode ends, the display is returned from the mass movement mode screen to the bingo game screen G.

When the cancel operation is not performed (step S1114: NO), the CPU 16 determines whether or not the mass movement confirming operation is performed (step S1120). When the mass movement confirmation operation is not performed (step S1120: NO), the process is returned to step S1112.

On the other hand, when the square move confirmation operation is performed (step S1120: YES), the CPU 16 determines whether a bingo is established on the bingo sheet of the bingo game screen G currently displayed as a result of the square move operation this time. It is determined whether or not (step S1122).
When it is determined that the bingo is established (step S1122: YES), the CPU 16 executes the display control on the bingo game screen G so that the effect corresponding to the bingo establishment is displayed (step S1124).
Further, the CPU 16 calculates the number of added points of the bingo points according to the current bingo establishment state, and executes a process of adding the calculated number of added points to the bingo points (step S1126). The CPU 16 reflects the addition result of the bingo points in the bingo point area AR30.
Further, the CPU 16 calculates the number of added points of custom points according to the current bingo establishment state, and executes a process of adding the calculated number of added points to the custom points (step S1128). The CPU 16 reflects the addition result of such custom points in the custom point area AR20.
By the processes of steps S1126 and S1128, in the bingo game screen G, the bingo establishment display in step S1124 is displayed, and the bingo points in the bingo point area AR30 and the number of times bingo is established and the custom points in the custom point area AR20 are increased. Is done.

The CPU 16 initializes the parameter progress status of the square position where bingo is established (step S1130).
In addition, the CPU 16 displays the processing result of step S1130 this time on the bingo game screen G (step S1132). In other words, the CPU 16 causes the bins on the bingo game screen G so that each of the cells SQ in the achieved state forming the line in which the bingo is established this time is changed to the unachieved state in which the achievement state display AC is not performed.

When the mass movement confirming operation is performed, at the stage when it is determined that bingo is not established (step S1122: NO), or when bingo is established (step S1122: YES), steps S1124 to S1132 are performed. The mass movement mode is ended in response to the execution of the processing. Also in this case, the display is returned from the mass movement mode screen to the bingo game screen G with the end of the mass movement mode.

After the processing of step S1132, or when it is determined in step S1100 that the custom points are less than a certain value, or when it is determined in step S1102 that the mass movement mode instruction operation is not performed, or in step S1122. When it is determined that the bingo is not established, or after the processing of step S1118, the CPU 16 determines whether or not the display of the bingo game screen G is ended (step S1134). Although not shown, the display of the bingo game screen G may be an operation on a predetermined button arranged on the bingo game screen G, for example.
When the display of the bingo game screen G is not finished (step S1134: NO), the process is returned to step S1100. On the other hand, when the display of the bingo game screen G is finished (step S1134: YES), the mass movement handling process as step S110 in FIG. 11 is finished.

The description returns to FIG.
In response to the end of the bin move game screen G display accompanying the end of the mass movement handling process (step S110) as described above, the CPU 16 displays the main screen.

Under the condition that the main screen is displayed, the user can select a command and perform an operation to execute the selected command (command execution instruction operation) as a play corresponding to one turn.
Therefore, after the processing of step S112 or when it is determined that the bingo game confirmation instruction operation is not performed (step S106: NO), the CPU 16 determines whether or not the command execution instruction operation is performed (step S114). When the command execution instruction operation is not performed (step S114: NO), the process is returned to step S106.

When the command execution instruction operation is performed (step S114: YES), the CPU 16 accepts the command specified by the command execution instruction operation, and executes the process according to the accepted command (step S116).

The CPU 16 updates the information to be updated among the information stored in the training status information stored in the training status information storage unit 152 in accordance with the execution result (command execution result) of the process according to the command in step S116. Is performed (step S118).
The CPU 16 updates the content of the parameter progress status in the bingo sheet information based on the content of the breeding status information updated in step S118 (step S120).
For one turn, the process according to the command is executed in step S116, and the process is ended in response to the process of steps S118 and S120 being executed. Further, by the processing of steps S118 and S120, a provisional achievement state is set for the cell SQ at the cell position where the content of the parameter progress status satisfies the achievement condition (satisfies the content of the achievement condition parameter). After that, the provisional achievement state is changed to the achievement state according to the end of the final turn in the section (step S122: YES) or the start of the next turn (step S124).

In the bingo game of the present embodiment, when the achievement condition is satisfied for a certain task as a result of command execution, first, a provisional achievement state is set in the cell SQ corresponding to the task for which the achievement condition is satisfied. When the next turn is started or one section is finished under the state where the provisional achievement is set in this way, the setting is changed from the provisional achievement state to the achievement state.
For example, the status of whether or not the achievement condition for a certain task is satisfied is determined based on the content of the training status information, but at the stage when the training status information is updated in step S118, the start of the next turn or the section It has not reached the end. Therefore, even if there is a task for which the achievement condition is satisfied due to the update of the training status information in step S118, provisional achievement is still set for the cell corresponding to the task at the end stage of step S118. It is in a state of being.

The CPU 16 determines whether or not the turn ended in response to the execution of the process of the last step S118 (end turn) is the final turn in the section (step S122). The determination in step S122 can be made by the CPU 16 determining which part of the scenario the end turn corresponds to.

When it is determined that the end turn is not the final turn in the section (step S122: NO), the CPU 16 starts the next turn (step S124).
Next, the CPU 16 executes a bingo game result presentation process (step S130). The bingo game result presentation process is a process relating to the presentation of the result of the bingo game according to the command execution result in the previous turn.

The flowchart of FIG. 13 shows an example of the procedure of the bingo game result presentation processing in step S130.
In the bingo game result presentation process, the CPU 16 generates the bingo game screen G in which the content of the bingo sheet information including the parameter progress updated in step S120 (FIG. 11) is generated, and the generated bingo game screen G is displayed. , Is displayed on the game screen of the training part (step S1300). Also in the bingo sheet of the bingo game screen G displayed in this manner, the achievement state is achieved for the cell SQ at the cell position where the content of the parameter progress condition satisfies the attainment condition (the content of the attainment condition parameter). The display AC is given.
The processes of steps S1302 to S1312 are the same as steps S1122 to S1132 of FIG. 12, and thus description thereof will be omitted here.

The description returns to FIG. After the bingo game result presentation process (step S130), the CPU 16 executes a mass movement correspondence process (step S110-1). The mass movement handling process in step S110-1 may be the same as that in FIG. After the mass movement handling process in step S110-1, the process is returned to step S104.

When it is determined that the ending turn is the final turn in the section (step S122: YES), the CPU 16 executes a bingo game result presentation process (step S130-1). The bingo game result presentation processing in step S130-1 may be the same as that in FIG.
After the bingo game result presentation process in step S130-1, the CPU 16 executes a mass movement handling process (step S110-2). The mass movement handling process as step S110-2 may be the same as the mass movement handling process shown in FIG.

After the mass movement handling process in step S110-2, the CPU 16 determines whether or not the final section has ended with the end of the final turn (step S132). The determination in step S132 can also be made by the CPU 16, similarly to step S122, by determining which part of the scenario the end turn corresponds to.

When the final section is not finished (step S132: NO), the CPU 16 starts the next section (step S134) and returns the process to step S104.
When the final section ends (step S132: YES), the CPU 16 ends the training part.

In the process of FIG. 11, one turn ends every time a command is executed in the section and the process proceeds to the next turn (step S124). Some commands may not progress on the turn. When such a command is executed, the next command can be executed in the same turn without proceeding to the next turn, and the command proceeding to the next turn is executed, so that the next turn is executed. You are allowed to proceed.

As can be understood from the above description of the example of the processing procedure, the game corresponding to the execution of the command for raising the character in the raising part is composed of a predetermined number of sections. Then, the bingo game in the training part is continuously executed by using the same bingo sheet for a plurality of sections forming the training part.
Since the number of turns in each section in the training part is predetermined, the number of turns in one game as the training part is also predetermined. Therefore, since the bingo game of the present embodiment is executed under the limitation that the upper limit of the number of turns (the number of times the command can be executed) is set in advance, the bingo game depends on the upper limit of the number of turns. There will be an upper limit on the number of times you can achieve. By setting an upper limit on the number of times the task can be achieved in this way, the user will play in consideration of acquiring bingo points as efficiently as possible under a limited number of turns, It is possible to increase the fun.

[4. Modification example)
Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail above with reference to the drawings, the specific configuration is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and includes a design and the like within a range not departing from the gist of the present invention. For example, the configurations or processes described in the above embodiments can be arbitrarily combined.

(First modification)
The movement pattern of the mass SQ by the mass movement operation is not limited to the replacement between the two adjacent masses SQ in either the left-right direction or the up-down direction. For example, in accordance with a swipe operation along the diagonal direction, the two adjacent cells SQ in the diagonal direction may be exchanged with each other.
Further, as a mass moving operation, an operation of designating a moving source and a moving destination may be performed so that the masses SQ arranged apart from each other can be exchanged.
Furthermore, for example, a mass moving operation may be possible such that the mass SQ included in a certain array in the bingo sheet cyclically changes its position in the clockwise direction or the counterclockwise direction. ..
However, with respect to the movement pattern of the mass SQ that can be performed by the mass movement operation, if there is a certain degree of restriction, it is possible to maintain a certain degree of difficulty or less, and thus there is an aspect that the interest is less likely to be impaired. Therefore, in the present embodiment, the replacement is limited between two adjacent masses SQ in either the left-right direction or the up-down direction.

(Second modified example)
In the above embodiment, the custom points are given to the user, and the user consumes the custom points to perform the mass movement operation.
However, instead of custom points, the maximum number of times of mass movement is simply given to the user, and the number of movement operations is incremented each time the user performs a mass movement operation, and the number of movement operations reaches the upper limit. Up to this, the moving operation may be made possible.
Further, in the above-described embodiment, the custom points are given to the user such that a predetermined number of points are added in response to the bingo being established in the bingo game. According to this, the upper limit number of times that the mass can be moved may be added to the user by adding a predetermined number of times in accordance with the establishment of bingo.
Further, regarding both the custom points and the maximum number of times the mass can be moved, for example, a predetermined number of points or the number of times is given to the user at the beginning of the training part, and the number of points is set even if bingo is established thereafter. Alternatively, the number of times may not be added.

(Third modification)
Further, in the above embodiment, the terminal device 10 possessed by the user is configured to execute the game process corresponding to the training part. However, for example, the terminal device 10 transmits the operation information according to the operation to the server device 30, the server device 30 executes the game process according to the operation information, and the execution result is transmitted to the terminal device 10, so that the training part The game may be configured to proceed.

(Fourth modification)
In the above-described embodiment, an example in which the present invention is applied to a baseball game has been mainly described. The invention can be applied.

(Fifth Modification)
The game to which the present invention is applied can also be used in esports (esports). When a game having the function of a bingo game is used in esports, if the bingo sheet is updated to a new one each time bingo is established, for example, the burden on the spectator to grasp the bingo sheet for each player is increased. It can grow. On the other hand, if you use the same one without updating the bingo sheet, if you leave the achieved status square as it is, the bingo will not be established at the end of the game. There are cases. In this case, there is a possibility that the bingo sheet will remain unchanged and the audience will get bored.
In the bingo game of the present embodiment, the same bingo sheet can be used from the start to the end of the training part game while maintaining a sufficient number of unachieved squares SQ. This makes it easy for the audience to grasp the bingo sheet and also makes it difficult for the audience to get tired. Further, in the present embodiment, since the player can move the arrangement of the squares on the bingo sheet at his or her own discretion, for example, for the spectator, the player moves the squares under what kind of operation. You can also enjoy having fun predicting what to do.

It should be noted that by recording a program for realizing the function of the above-described control unit 160 in a computer-readable recording medium, and causing the computer system to read and execute the program recorded in this recording medium, the control unit described above is executed. You may perform the process as 160. Here, “reading and executing a program recorded on a recording medium in a computer system” includes installing the program in the computer system. The “computer system” mentioned here includes an OS and hardware such as peripheral devices. Further, the “computer system” may include a plurality of computer devices connected via the Internet, a WAN, a LAN, a network including a communication line such as a dedicated line. The "computer-readable recording medium" refers to 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. 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 accessible from the distribution server 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 in a format executable by the terminal device. That is, the format stored in the distribution server does not matter as long as it is downloaded from the distribution server and can be installed in a form executable by the terminal device. It should be noted that the program may be divided into a plurality of programs and downloaded at different timings, and then combined by the terminal device, or the distribution server that distributes each of the divided programs may be different. 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 serves as a server or a client when the program is transmitted via a network. It also includes things. Further, the program may be a program for realizing some of the functions described above. Further, it may be a so-called difference file (difference program) that can realize the above-mentioned functions in combination with a program already recorded in the computer system.

Further, a part or all of the functions of the control unit 160 described above may be realized as an integrated circuit such as an LSI (Large Scale Integration). Each of the functions described above may be individually implemented as a processor, or part or all of the functions may be integrated and implemented as 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 a technique for forming an integrated circuit that replaces LSI appears with the progress of semiconductor technology, an integrated circuit according to the technique may be used.

[5. Note)
From the above description, the present invention can be understood as follows, for example. In order to facilitate understanding of the present invention, reference numerals in the accompanying drawings are added in parentheses for convenience, but the present invention is not limited to the illustrated embodiments.

(Supplementary Note 1) According to one aspect of the present invention, depending on a first game (for example, a game in response to execution of a command in a training part) that reflects a user's intention and an achievement status of a task in the first game. Is a program for causing a computer to execute a second game (for example, a bingo game in a training part) that gives a privilege to a user by the computer, and can be achieved in the second game according to the progress of the first game. Arranging a plurality of individual elements (for example, square SQ) corresponding to each of the above (S100), and changing the individual elements corresponding to the tasks achieved according to the progress of the first game from the unachieved state to the achieved state. A step of setting (S130), a step of determining whether or not a plurality of individual elements set to the achievement state form a predetermined positional relationship (for example, a line that establishes bingo) (S1122, S1302), When it is determined that the predetermined positional relationship is formed, a privilege is given to the user, and at least one of the plurality of individual elements determined to have formed the predetermined positional relationship is unachieved from the achievement state. It is a program for executing the steps (S1130, S1132, S1310, S1312) of setting the state.

According to the above configuration, in playing the bingo game as the second game in parallel with the first game, even if the bingo is established, the bingo sheet is not updated and the same bingo sheet is used. You can proceed with the bingo game with sufficient tasks to be done. As a result, under the environment in which the individual elements associated with the tasks are arranged, the fun of the game in which the individual elements for which the tasks have been achieved proceed to form a predetermined positional relationship is not impaired. Can be

(Supplementary Note 2) One aspect of the present invention is the program according to Supplementary Note 1, wherein two or more of the individual elements arranged in the second game in the computer are targeted according to an operation. This is for executing the steps (S1106 to S1112) of changing the arrangement position between the individual elements.

According to the above configuration, it is possible to change the mass position corresponding to the task by moving the mass SQ arranged on the bingo sheet according to the user's operation. As a result, the contents of the bingo sheet can be changed while continuing to use the same bingo sheet, which can enhance the fun.

(Supplementary Note 3) One aspect of the present invention is the program according to Supplementary Note 2, wherein the step of changing the arrangement position includes a predetermined parameter (for example, a custom parameter) that changes according to the change of the arrangement position. When the value of the number of points and the number of movement operations) satisfies a certain condition, the arrangement position can be changed (steps S1100 to S1112).

According to the above configuration, the mass moving operation cannot be performed unless a certain condition is satisfied. Therefore, as a user, how to satisfy the condition and at which timing the mass moving operation is performed can be determined. Since you will be thinking and playing, the interest will increase.

(Supplementary Note 4) One aspect of the present invention corresponds to a first game that proceeds in accordance with the intention of the user and a second game that gives a privilege to the user according to the achievement status of the task in the first game. A method of processing a game, wherein a step of arranging a plurality of individual elements corresponding to respective tasks achievable in accordance with the progress of the first game in the second game; Step of setting the individual element corresponding to the achieved task from the unachieved state to the achieved state, and a step of determining whether or not a plurality of the individual elements set to the achieved state have formed a predetermined positional relationship, When it is determined that the predetermined positional relationship has been formed, a privilege is given to the user, and at least one of the plurality of individual elements determined to have formed the predetermined positional relationship is changed from the achievement state to And a step of setting the achievement state.

(Supplementary Note 5) One aspect of the present invention is a game that executes a first game that proceeds in accordance with a user's intention and a second game that gives a privilege to a user according to an achievement status of a task in the first game. An arrangement unit (1641) for arranging a plurality of individual elements corresponding to respective tasks achievable in accordance with the progress of the first game in the second game; Whether the first setting unit (1642) that sets the individual element corresponding to the achieved task from the unachieved state to the achieved state and a plurality of the individual elements set to the achieved state form a predetermined positional relationship A determination unit (1643) that determines whether or not the predetermined positional relationship is formed, and a plurality of individual elements that are determined to have formed the predetermined positional relationship while giving a privilege to the user And a second setting unit (1644) for setting at least one of the above from the achievement state to the non-achievement state.

1 game system, 10 (10-1, 10-2) terminal device, 11 communication unit, 12 input unit, 13 display unit, 14 voice output unit, 15 storage unit, 16 CPU, 30 server device, 150 data storage unit, 151 task information storage unit, 152 rearing status information storage unit, 153 bingo sheet information storage unit, 160 control unit, 161 operation reception unit, 162 display control unit, 163 first game processing unit, 164 second game processing unit, 1641 arrangement Section, 1642 first setting section, 1643 determining section, 1644 second setting section, 1645 changing section

Claims (5)

A program for causing a computer to execute a first game that proceeds in accordance with a user's intention and a second game that gives a privilege to the user according to an achievement status of a task in the first game,
In the second game,
Arranging a plurality of individual elements corresponding to respective tasks achievable according to the progress of the first game,
Setting the individual element corresponding to the task achieved according to the progress of the first game from the unachieved state to the achieved state,
Of the plurality of individual elements set in the achievement state, determining whether or not at least some of the plurality of individual elements form a predetermined positional relationship,
At a timing when it is determined that the predetermined positional relationship is formed, a privilege is given to the user, and at least one of the plurality of individual elements determined at the timing when the predetermined positional relationship is formed is selected. When there is an individual element that is set from the achievement state to the non-achievement state and is in the achievement state at the timing but does not form the predetermined positional relationship, the individual element that does not form the predetermined positional relationship is For the element, a program to execute the steps to maintain the achievement status . On the computer,
In the second game,
The program according to claim 1, for executing a step of changing a layout position between two or more individual elements targeted according to an operation among the arranged individual elements. The step of changing the arrangement position,
The program according to claim 2, wherein the arrangement position can be changed when a value of a predetermined parameter that changes according to the arrangement position being changed satisfies a certain condition. A game processing method corresponding to a first game that advances in accordance with a user's intention and a second game that gives a privilege to a user according to an achievement status of a task in the first game,
In the second game,
Arranging a plurality of individual elements corresponding to respective tasks achievable according to the progress of the first game,
Setting the individual element corresponding to the task achieved according to the progress of the first game from the unachieved state to the achieved state,
Of the plurality of individual elements set in the achievement state, determining whether or not at least some of the plurality of individual elements form a predetermined positional relationship,
At a timing when it is determined that the predetermined positional relationship is formed, a privilege is given to the user, and at least one of the plurality of individual elements determined at the timing when the predetermined positional relationship is formed is selected. When there is an individual element that is set from the achievement state to the non-achievement state and is in the achievement state at the timing but does not form the predetermined positional relationship, the individual element that does not form the predetermined positional relationship is The game processing method includes the step of maintaining the achievement state of the element . A game device that executes a first game that proceeds in accordance with a user's intention and a second game that gives a privilege to the user according to an achievement status of a task in the first game,
In the second game,
An arranging section for arranging a plurality of individual elements corresponding to respective tasks that can be achieved according to the progress of the first game;
A first setting unit that sets an individual element corresponding to a task achieved according to the progress of the first game from an unachieved state to an achieved state;
Of the plurality of individual elements set to the achievement state , at least a part of the plurality of individual elements to determine whether or not to form a predetermined positional relationship,
At a timing when it is determined that the predetermined positional relationship is formed, a privilege is given to the user, and at least one of the plurality of individual elements determined at the timing when the predetermined positional relationship is formed is selected. When there is an individual element that is set from the achievement state to the non-achievement state and is in the achievement state at the timing but does not form the predetermined positional relationship, the individual element that does not form the predetermined positional relationship is A second setting unit for maintaining the achievement state of the elements .

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