JP6885590B2 - Information processing equipment, game programs, and information processing methods - Google Patents

Description

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

When a player and his / her opponent register their own character in each of the multiple panels flowing from right to left on the lane, the battle that attacks the opponent in order from the character registered in the panel that reaches the leftmost of the lane. An information processing device that executes a game is known (for example, Patent Document 1).

Japanese Patent No. 6067762

In such an information processing device, the action order of the character is determined by competing with each other in the order in which the player and his / her opponent attack. However, if the action order of the characters is determined by the competition of the order, each character only acts according to the action order, which may impair the interest of the player.
The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to improve strategicity and enhance the interest of the player by enabling the character's action contents to be exchanged. ..

The main invention of the present invention for solving the above problems is
A group of items common to the player and his / her opponent is generated using a plurality of types of items to which the character's action contents are associated with each other, and one of the items not selected by the opponent from the common item group is selected. An operation of having the player perform an operation of selecting and associating the selected item with his / her own character used in the battle, and an operation of selecting one of the items not selected by the player from the common item group. , The action content determination processing unit that determines the action content of each character to be played by having the opponent perform the operation of associating the selected item with the own character used in the battle.
The action order determination processing unit that determines the action order of the characters based on the action speed parameters set for each of the opposing characters,
After all the items are selected from the common item group, the action content execution process is performed based on the action content of the character corresponding to the item associated with each of the opponent characters according to the determined action order of the character. Department and
It is an information processing device characterized by being equipped with.
Other features of the present invention will be clarified by the description in the present specification and the accompanying drawings.

It is a figure which shows the whole structure example of the game system 1. It is a block diagram which shows the functional structure of the server apparatus 10. It is a figure which shows the data structure example of a character information. It is a figure which shows the data structure example of a player information. It is a figure which shows the data structure example of the possession character information. It is a figure which shows the data structure example of the player deck information. It is a figure which shows the data structure example of quest information. It is a figure which shows the data structure example of the enemy deck information. It is a block diagram which shows the functional structure of a player terminal 20. It is a figure which shows the data structure example of item information. It is a figure which shows the data structure example of the action information. It is a flowchart for demonstrating the operation example of the game system 1. It is a figure which shows an example of the deck organization screen 50. It is a figure which shows an example of a quest selection screen 55. It is a flowchart for demonstrating the operation example concerning the action content determination process. It is a figure which shows an example of the game screen 60. It is a figure explaining the 1st specific example at the time of determining the action content of a character. It is a figure explaining the 2nd specific example at the time of determining the action content of a character.

The description of this specification and the accompanying drawings will clarify at least the following matters.
That is, a group of items common to the player and his / her opponent is generated by using a plurality of types of items to which the action contents of the characters are associated with each other, and one of the items that the opponent did not select from the common item group. Have the player perform the operation of selecting an item and the operation of associating the selected item with his / her own character used in the battle, and select one of the items that the player did not select from the common item group. An action content determination processing unit that determines the action content of each character to be played by having the opponent perform an operation and an operation of associating the selected item with the own character used in the battle.
The action order determination processing unit that determines the action order of the characters based on the action speed parameters set for each of the opposing characters,
After all the items are selected from the common item group, the action content execution process is performed based on the action content of the character corresponding to the item associated with each of the opponent characters according to the determined action order of the character. Department and
It is an information processing device characterized by being equipped with.
According to such an information processing device, it is possible to determine the action content of each competing character by competing with each other for items (character action content) from a common item group without allowing duplication. Therefore, for example, if the player takes the item associated with a certain action content first, the opponent is preempted by the own character even if the action order of the own character is first. It becomes impossible to act based on the action content associated with the item. Therefore, even if the order of actions of the characters is decided, such a strategy can be used, and it is possible to enhance the interest of the player.

In addition, it is such an information processing device.
An image generation processing unit that generates a game screen having an item group arrangement area in which each of a plurality of items included in the common item group is arranged side by side and a player character arrangement area in which a plurality of own characters used by the player for a battle are arranged side by side. When,
With
The action content determination processing unit
When the game screen is displayed, the operation of selecting one of the items not selected by the opponent from the plurality of items arranged in the item group arrangement area is associated with the selected item. The action content of the selected own character may be determined by causing the player to perform an operation of selecting the characters of the above from among a plurality of characters arranged side by side in the player character arrangement area.
According to such an information processing device, the player can easily select an item that the opponent did not select from the common item group by looking at the game screen, and at the same time, select the item. You will also be able to easily select your own character to associate with.

In addition, it is such an information processing device.
The image generation processing unit
The game further includes an area for the player side and the opponent side, and further has an action order display area for displaying the action order of each of the opposing characters determined by the action order determination processing unit separately for the player side and the opponent side. Generate a screen and
Each time the player performs an operation of selecting an own character associated with an item selected from the item group arrangement area from the player character arrangement area, the player side area selected in the action order display area is selected. Icons indicating one's own character may be arranged side by side in the order of actions.
According to such an information processing device, when a player performs a selection operation, he / she simply sees an icon placed in the player side area of the action order display area, and the action of his / her character associated with the item. It becomes possible to easily grasp the order.

In addition, it is such an information processing device.
The action content determination processing unit
By having the player perform an operation of associating two or more items selected from the common item group with one own character, two or more action contents are determined for the own character.
The action content execution processing unit
In the first round in which the actions of each of the opposing characters are first performed, the character of the player is made to act based on the action content of the character corresponding to the first item, and the second round following the first round. In the subsequent steps, the character may be made to act based on the action content of the character corresponding to the second and subsequent items.
According to such an information processing device, since the number of items associated with one own character is not limited to one, the player can associate two or more items with one own character according to the battle situation. ..

In addition, it is such an information processing device.
An image generation processing unit that generates a game screen having an action order display area indicating the action order of each competing character determined by the action order determination processing unit.
With
The image generation processing unit
When the player performs an operation of associating two or more items selected from the common item group with one of his / her own characters, the first one is in the area corresponding to the first round of the action order display area. The icon indicating the one self-character that performs the action corresponding to the item is arranged according to the action order, and the second and subsequent items are placed in the areas corresponding to the second and subsequent rounds of the action order display area. The icons indicating the one self-character that performs the action corresponding to the above may be arranged according to the action order.
According to such an information processing device, when a player performs a selection operation, he / she only sees an icon arranged in the action order display area, and what is one self-character in which two or more items are associated with each other. It becomes possible to easily grasp whether to act in the round.

In addition, it is such an information processing device.
The image generation processing unit
The game screen is generated, which further has an item group arrangement area in which each of the plurality of items included in the common item group is arranged side by side, and a player character arrangement area in which a plurality of own characters used by the player for the battle are arranged side by side.
The action content determination processing unit
When the game screen is displayed, the operation of selecting one of the items not selected by the opponent from the plurality of items arranged in the item group arrangement area is associated with the selected item. The action content of the selected own character may be determined by causing the player to perform an operation of selecting the characters of the above from among a plurality of characters arranged side by side in the player character arrangement area.
According to such an information processing device, the player can easily select an item that the opponent did not select from the common item group by looking at the game screen, and at the same time, select the item. You will also be able to easily select your own character to associate with.

In addition, it is such an information processing device.
The action content determination processing unit
The number of items used for the common item group may be changed according to at least one of the number of own characters used by the player in the battle and the number of own characters used by the opponent in the battle.
According to such an information processing device, the balance between the number of characters used in the battle and the number of items that can be selected from the common item group is adjusted, so that the player and his / her opponent can compete fairly. ..

Then on the computer
A group of items common to the player and his / her opponent is generated using a plurality of types of items to which the character's action contents are associated with each other, and one of the items not selected by the opponent from the common item group is selected. An operation of having the player perform an operation of selecting and associating the selected item with his / her own character used in the battle, and an operation of selecting one of the items not selected by the player from the common item group. , The action content determination process that determines the action content of each character to be played by having the opponent perform the operation of associating the selected item with the own character used in the battle.
The action order determination process that determines the action order of the characters based on the action speed parameters set for each of the opposing characters,
After all the items are selected from the common item group, the action content execution process is performed based on the action content of the character corresponding to the item associated with each of the opponent characters according to the determined action order of the character. When,
It is a game program characterized by executing.
According to such a game program, it is possible to improve the strategy and enhance the interest of the player by enabling the character's action contents to be exchanged.

Then the computer
A group of items common to the player and his / her opponent is generated using a plurality of types of items to which the character's action contents are associated with each other, and one of the items not selected by the opponent from the common item group is selected. An operation of having the player perform an operation of selecting and associating the selected item with his / her own character used in the battle, and an operation of selecting one of the items not selected by the player from the common item group. By having the opponent perform an operation to associate the selected item with his / her own character used in the battle, the action content of each character to be played is determined.
Determining the character's action order based on the action speed parameters set for each of the opposing characters,
After all the items are selected from the common item group, the characters are made to act according to the action contents of the characters corresponding to the items associated with each of the opponent characters according to the determined action order of the characters.
It is an information processing method characterized by having.
According to such an information processing method, it is possible to improve the strategicity and enhance the interest of the player by enabling the character's action contents to be exchanged.

=== Embodiment ===
<< About the configuration of game system 1 >>
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of the overall configuration of the game system 1. The game system 1 provides various services related to a game to a player via a network 2 (for example, the Internet or the like), and includes a server device 10 and a plurality of player terminals 20.

The game system 1 according to the present embodiment can provide a player with a competitive game played by using game contents. In the following, a competitive card game played using a character card (hereinafter, also simply referred to as a “character”) as an example of game content will be described.

The battle-type card game of the present embodiment is a battle game in which decks composed of a plurality of characters compete against each other on the game field. In this competitive game, a deck organized by players (hereinafter also referred to as "player deck") and a deck organized by opponents (computer (NPC) or other players) (hereinafter also referred to as "enemy deck"). Will play a match.

In this battle game, the battle is carried out by a turn-based system in which the phase of determining the action content of each character constituting the player deck and the enemy deck and the phase of actually acting based on the determined action content are combined into one turn. Be told.

In this battle game, the order of actions of each character constituting the player deck and the enemy deck is determined in advance before the start of the battle. Therefore, in each turn, each character constituting the player deck and the enemy deck actually acts according to the predetermined action order.

This turn-based battle is repeated until either the player deck or the enemy deck is wiped out. In other words, the player can win by defeating all the characters that make up the opponent's enemy deck.

<< About the configuration of the server device 10 >>
FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of the server device 10. The server device 10 is an information processing device (for example, a workstation, a personal computer, etc.) used by a system administrator or the like when operating and managing various services. When the server device 10 receives various commands (requests) from the player terminal 20, it transmits (responses) a game program and various data that can be operated on the player terminal 20. The server device 10 includes a control unit 11 that controls the entire server device 10, a storage unit 12 that stores various data programs, an input unit 13 for a system administrator or the like to input various data, and an operation screen. It has a display unit 14 for displaying and a communication unit 15 for performing information communication between the player terminal 20 and the player terminal 20.

The control unit 11 in the present embodiment includes at least a data management unit 111. The data management unit 111 has a function of executing a process of managing various data transmitted / received to / from the player terminal 20. The storage unit 12 in the present embodiment stores at least character information, player information, and quest information.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a data structure of character information. This character information is associated with at least the character name, attributes, skills, special skills, special attacks, and maximum attack power, maximum defense power, maximum physical strength (maximum HP), maximum speed, and initial attack power. , Initial defense power, initial physical strength (initial HP), initial speed, and other ability parameters are set. Skills are information that indicates the unique skills of the character, such as HP recovery, attack power up, and special moves. A special skill is information indicating a unique skill that is more effective than a normal skill. The special attack is information indicating an attack that is stronger than the normal attack performed by the character. The maximum speed is the maximum value of a parameter (action speed parameter) indicating the action speed of the character. The initial speed is an initial value of a parameter indicating the action speed of the character. The faster the character, the faster the order of actions during the battle.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a data structure of player information. At least the player name, level, owned character information, and player deck information are set in this player information in association with the player ID.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a data structure of owned character information. Owned character information is information about a character owned by a player (hereinafter, also referred to as "owned character"). In this owned character information, at least the current values of various parameters of level, attack power, defense power, physical strength, and speed are set in association with the character ID of the owned character.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of a data structure of player deck information. Player deck information is information about decks organized by players. In this player deck information, at least the constituent characters, the frame attributes, the action contents, and the charge points are set in association with the deck frame. The deck frame is composed of one leader frame and a plurality of member frames. Here, five deck frames including the leader are set. The constituent characters are information indicating the owned characters that make up the player deck, and are associated with each deck frame. The frame attribute is information indicating the attribute set in the deck frame. The attributes of the member frame are determined by the attributes of the character set in the leader frame. That is, the attributes of the member frame change depending on which character is set as the leader frame. Then, by setting a character having the same attribute as the frame attribute in the deck frame, the ability parameter of that character can be increased. The action content is information indicating the action content of the character. Here, up to three action contents can be set for one character. In the present embodiment, since the action content is set for the item, up to three items can be associated with one character. The charge point is information indicating the amount of points charged. In the present embodiment, when the charge point reaches the maximum value (for example, 50 points), the character can activate a special skill or a special attack.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a data structure of quest information. At least the quest name, level, and enemy deck information are set in this quest information in association with the quest ID. The level is information indicating the difficulty level of the quest. Enemy deck information is information that indicates the enemy deck that appears in the quest.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of a data structure of enemy deck information. Enemy deck information is information about decks organized by a player's opponent (computer (NPC)). In this enemy deck information, at least the constituent characters, attack power, defense power, physical strength, setting values of various parameters of speed, frame attributes, action contents, and charge points are set in association with the deck frame.

<< About the configuration of player terminal 20 >>
FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of the player terminal 20. The player terminal 20 of the present embodiment is an information processing device (for example, a smartphone, a mobile phone terminal, a tablet terminal, etc.) used by the player when playing a game, and various information related to the game with the server device 10. Connected so that (game data, operation data, etc.) can be sent and received. The player terminal 20 has a terminal control unit 21, a terminal storage unit 22, a terminal input unit 23, a terminal display unit 24, and a terminal communication unit 25.

The terminal control unit 21 transfers data between each unit and controls the entire player terminal 20, which is realized by the CPU (Central Processing Unit) executing a program stored in a predetermined memory. Will be done. The terminal control unit 21 of the present embodiment includes at least a deck formation processing unit 211, a battle processing unit 212, and a screen generation processing unit 213.

The deck knitting processing unit 211 has a function of executing a process of knitting a deck composed of a plurality of characters. A deck is a group of characters that combines multiple characters into one set. The deck formation processing unit 211 in the present embodiment organizes a player deck composed of a plurality of characters owned by the player based on the operation of the player. You may organize a player deck that includes characters that the player does not own.

The battle processing unit 212 has a function of executing a process of advancing a character battle according to a game program. Based on the operation of the player, the battle processing unit 212 makes the player deck and the enemy deck organized by the player play against each other, and executes a process of determining the victory or defeat. The battle processing unit 212 in the present embodiment has an action order determination processing unit 212A, an action content determination processing unit 212B, and an action content execution processing unit 212C.

The action order determination processing unit 212A has a function of executing a process of determining the order in which the characters act after the start of the battle. The action order determination processing unit 212A in the present embodiment sets the speed (action speed parameter) set for each character in the order in which each character constituting each deck, which is an opponent of each other, acts after the start of the battle before the start of the battle. Determine based on.

The action content determination processing unit 212B has a function of executing a process of determining the content of the character's action after the start of the battle. The action content determination processing unit 212B in the present embodiment uses a plurality of types of items to which the action content of the character is associated with each other to generate a group of items common to the player and his / her opponent. Then, the player is made to select one of the items not selected by the opponent from the common item group and to associate the selected item with the character in the player deck. Also, let the opponent perform the operation of selecting one of the items not selected by the player from the common item group and the operation of associating the selected item with the character in the enemy deck. Based on these operations, the action content of each character to be played is determined. In this way, when the player and his / her opponent scramble for items from a common item group and set them for each character in their deck, the action contents associated with the set items become mutual. It will be decided as the action content of each character to play against.

The action content execution processing unit 212C has a function of executing a process of causing the character to act based on the action content associated with the item. After all the items are selected from the common item group, the action content execution processing unit 212C in the present embodiment sets the action content associated with the item to each of the opposing characters according to the determined action order of the character. Act on the basis.

The screen generation processing unit 213 has a function of executing a process of generating screen data for displaying the game screen on the terminal display unit 24. The screen generation processing unit 213 in the present embodiment provides, for example, a game screen for organizing a player deck used for a battle, a game screen for selecting a quest, a game screen for selecting the action content of a player character, and the like. Execute the generated process.

The terminal storage unit 22 is connected to the terminal control unit 21 via a bus, and is subjected to a process of referencing, reading, and rewriting the stored data in response to a command from the terminal control unit 21. The terminal storage unit 22 is realized by, for example, a flash memory, a hard disk, or the like, and is downloaded from a game program, item information related to items used in a battle, behavior information related to the behavior of each character in a battle, and a server device 10. At least memorize the character information, quest information, player information, etc.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a data structure of item information. In this item information, at least an item name, an action content, and a given point are set in association with the item ID. The action content is information indicating the action associated with the item. Here, three types of action contents (“attack”, “skill”, and “charge”) are set. The grant points are information indicating the number of charge points granted when the item is associated with the character. Here, when an item associated with "attack" is associated with a character, a charge point of "+1" is given to that character. Also, when an item associated with "charge" is associated with a character, "+2" charge points are given to that character. When an item associated with "skill" is associated with a character, no points are given.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of a data structure of behavior information. In this action information, at least the action order, action character, action content, attack target, and affiliation deck are set. The action order is information indicating the order in which the characters act after the start of the battle. The action character is information indicating the character to act when the turn comes. The action content is information indicating the content of the character's action when the turn comes. The attack target is information indicating the opponent character that is the target of the attack. The affiliation deck is information indicating the deck to which the action character belongs.

The terminal input unit 23 is for the player to perform various operations (game operations, etc.), and is realized by, for example, an operation button, a touch panel, or the like. In the present embodiment, the player can specify various items, various characters, and the like on the game field and select various buttons by performing a game operation using the touch panel.

The terminal display unit 24 is for displaying a game screen by a command from the terminal control unit 21, and is realized by, for example, a liquid crystal display (LCD) or the like.

The terminal communication unit 25 functions as a transmission / reception unit for transmitting / receiving various information to / from the server device 10 via the network 2, and is realized by, for example, a NIC (Network Interface Card) or the like.

<< Operation of Game System 1 >>
Here, an operation example of the game system 1 according to the present embodiment will be described. In the following, a case where a player plays a game with a computer (NPC) as an opponent will be described as an example.

<Overall operation>
FIG. 12 is a flowchart for explaining an operation example of the game system 1 according to the present embodiment.

First, when the player terminal 20 receives a game operation for requesting deck formation from a player who wishes to participate in the battle game, the player terminal 20 performs a process of forming a player deck used for the battle (step S101).

Specifically, when the screen generation processing unit 213 of the player terminal 20 receives a game operation from a player, the screen generation processing unit 213 generates a deck formation screen 50 for the player to organize a player deck using his / her own character. Then, the deck organization screen 50 generated by the screen generation processing unit 213 is displayed on the terminal display unit 24.

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of the deck knitting screen 50. The deck organization screen 50 includes a deck frame display area 51, a constituent character display area 52, and a frame attribute display area 53.

In the deck frame display area 51, a plurality of deck frames for setting the constituent characters of the player deck are displayed. In this embodiment, since five deck frames are prepared, the player can organize a player deck composed of five owned characters. And this deck frame is composed of one "leader frame" and four "member frames".

In the constituent character display area 52, the constituent characters of the player deck are displayed in association with the deck frame. Here, it is displayed that the "character A" selected by the player is set in the "leader frame". If you tap a blank area in the constituent character display area 52 where no character is set yet, the screen will transition to the screen where the characters owned by you are listed based on the player information owned by that player. .. Therefore, the player can select the character to be set in each deck frame from the list. Also, when you tap the area where the character is already set, the screen transitions in the same way. Therefore, the player can change the character already set in the deck frame by selecting another character from the list.

In the frame attribute display area 53, the frame attributes set in the deck frame are displayed in association with the deck frame. By setting a character with the same attributes as the frame attribute for the deck frame, special effects can be generated for the set character. In the present embodiment, the frame attribute is automatically set for each of the remaining "member frames" based on the attributes of the character set in the "leader frame". Here, assuming that "attribute A" is set for "character A", when that "character A" is set in the "leader frame", "character A" is used for the two "member frames". The same "attribute A" as is automatically set, and "attribute C" that is compatible with "attribute A" is automatically set in the remaining two "member frames". Therefore, for example, when "Character C" having "Attribute C" is set for "Member frame" whose frame attribute is "Attribute C", the attack power of the set "Character C" increases. Or the attack range becomes wider (special effect occurs). In this way, the characteristics of the player deck are determined by which character is adopted as the leader.

Then, the deck organization processing unit 211 of the player terminal 20 receives when the character is set for each of the deck frames by the player's selection operation when the deck organization screen 50 is displayed on the terminal display unit 24. Update the player deck information of that player based on the operation information.

Returning to FIG. 12, the player terminal 20 then performs a process of selecting a quest in which a battle using the player deck is performed when the deck formation process related to the player deck is performed in this way (step S102).

Specifically, the screen generation processing unit 213 of the player terminal 20 generates a quest selection screen 55 for allowing the player to select a quest (game stage) when the player deck is organized based on the player's operation. Then, the quest selection screen 55 generated by the screen generation processing unit 213 is displayed on the terminal display unit 24.

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of the quest selection screen 55. On the quest selection screen 55, quests (game stages) that are candidates for selection are displayed in a list. The player can specify the quest to be challenged from this list by selecting one of the operation buttons 56. The quest name is displayed on each operation button 56.

Then, when the quest selection screen 55 is displayed on the terminal display unit 24, the battle processing unit 212 of the player terminal 20 selects one of the quests from the plurality of quests listed by the selection operation by the player. If specified, the enemy deck to be the opponent of the player deck is specified based on the enemy deck information associated with the specified quest. The enemy deck in this embodiment is composed of five enemy characters.

Returning to FIG. 12, when one of the quests is selected in this way, the player terminal 20 displays after each character included in each of the player deck and the enemy deck that plays the battle in the selected quest starts the battle. A process of determining the order of actions (action order) is performed (step S103).

Specifically, the action order determination processing unit 212A of the player terminal 20 sets the speed set for each character in the order in which each character included in each of the player deck and the enemy deck acts after the start of the battle before the start of the battle. Determined based on (action speed parameter). In this embodiment, each of the player deck and the enemy deck is composed of five characters. Therefore, the action order determination processing unit 212A refers to the possessed character information shown in FIG. 5, acquires the current speeds of the five characters constituting the player deck, and refers to the enemy deck information shown in FIG. Then, the speeds set for each of the five characters that make up the enemy deck are acquired. Then, the action order determination processing unit 212A assigns an order from the first to the tenth for each character by comparing the magnitudes of the acquired speeds, and registers them in the action information shown in FIG.

Next, the player terminal 20 starts the battle between the player deck and the enemy deck by determining the action order of each character to be played in this way, and each character included in each of the player deck and the enemy deck is started. Each action is determined (step S104). In the following, the process of determining the action content of the character will be specifically described.

FIG. 15 is a flowchart for explaining an operation example related to the action content determination process according to the present embodiment.

First, the action content determination processing unit 212B of the player terminal 20 uses a plurality of types of items set in the item information shown in FIG. 10 to generate a common item group for the player and his / her opponent (step). S201).

Specifically, the action content determination processing unit 212B of the player terminal 20 generates a common item group using 10 items because the player deck and the enemy deck include a total of 10 characters. To do. Further, in the present embodiment, three types of items (“attack”, “skill”, and “charge”) are set in the item information shown in FIG. Therefore, the action content determination processing unit 212B generates a common item group composed of 10 items by allowing duplication and randomly and repeatedly selecting three types of items.

The action content determination processing unit 212B changes the number of items used for the common item group according to at least one of the number of own characters used by the player in the battle and the number of enemy characters used by the opponent in the battle. Is also possible. For example, if there is one character in the player deck, or if there is one character in the enemy deck, it is possible to generate a common item group using eight items. is there. Further, for example, when one character is included in each of the player deck and the enemy deck, it is possible to generate a common item group by using six items. In this way, by changing the number of items in consideration of the number of characters included in the deck, it is possible to limit the number of items that cannot be selected excessively. In this embodiment, a common item group is generated by using the number of battleable characters included in the deck × the number of items that does not exceed three. Also, even if one character is included in either deck, a deck that has fallen into a numerical disadvantage by generating a common item group so that the character can select a predetermined number of times (3 times in this case). Can be given room for reversal, and even if the number of surviving characters is biased at the end of the battle, it is possible to suppress the decline in the player's interest.

Next, when the screen generation processing unit 213 of the player terminal 20 generates a common item group in this way, the action content of each character is obtained by competing for items from the common item group without allowing duplication. A game screen 60 for determining is generated. Then, the game screen 60 generated by the screen generation processing unit 213 is displayed on the terminal display unit 24. (Step S202).

FIG. 16 is a diagram showing an example of the game screen 60. The game screen 60 includes a game field 61, an enemy deck arrangement area 62, an item group arrangement area 63, a player deck arrangement area 64, and an action order display area 65.

The game field 61 is an area where a character battle is performed, and has an opponent side area on the upper side of the screen and a player side area on the lower side of the screen.

The enemy deck arrangement area 62 is an area in which a plurality of enemy characters used by the opponent for the battle are arranged side by side (that is, an area in which the enemy deck is arranged), and is located in the opponent side area of the game field 61. Here, the action order (“2nd” or the like) based on the action information shown in FIG. 11 is displayed in association with each character constituting the enemy deck. It is also possible to display the character's attributes and charge points in association with each character that constitutes the enemy deck.

The item group arrangement area 63 is an area in which each of a plurality of items included in the common item group is arranged side by side, and is located in the center of the game field 61 while being sandwiched between the player deck and the enemy deck. ing. In the present embodiment, some of all the items included in the common item group are arranged side by side. Here, five items 63a out of ten items included in the common item group are arranged side by side. When all the five items 63a are selected, the next five items are newly arranged side by side. It is also possible to arrange all 10 items included in the common item group side by side.

The player deck arrangement area 64 is an area in which a plurality of own characters used by the player in a battle are arranged side by side (that is, an area in which a player deck is arranged), and is located in a player-side area of the game field 61. Here, the action order (“1st”, etc.) based on the action information shown in FIG. 11 is displayed in association with each character constituting the player deck. It is also possible to display the character's attributes and charge points in association with each character that constitutes the player deck.

The action order display area 65 is an area for displaying the action order of each character determined by the action order determination processing unit 212A, and is located along the peripheral edge of the game field 61. In the present embodiment, the action order of each character is displayed by dividing the start point S into areas on the player side (lower side of the screen) and the opponent side (upper side of the screen). Further, the action order display area 65 in the present embodiment is divided into a first action order display area 65a, a second action order display area 65b, and a third action order display area 65c, and the character's action is one turn. Place an icon indicating the character in one of the areas depending on the number of rounds in the game. Here, the fact that each character is given an action execution opportunity from the first to the final (the first is the tenth) according to the action order determined by the process of step S103 described above is called "a round", and in the present embodiment In one round, each character can perform an action corresponding to one item associated with himself / herself. For example, when the player performs an operation of duplicating and associating three items selected from a common item group with one character, the action corresponding to the first item is performed in the first round. An icon indicating the character performing the action corresponding to the first item is arranged in the first action order display area 65a. Since the action corresponding to the second item is performed in the second round, an icon indicating the character performing the action corresponding to the second item is arranged in the second action order display area 65b. Then, since the action corresponding to the last third item is performed in the third round, an icon indicating the character performing the action corresponding to the third item is arranged in the third action order display area 65c. To do. As described above, the order of actions corresponding to the 10 items is related not only to the order of actions of the characters but also to the order associated with one character. In the action order display area 65, all 10 icons indicating the characters performing the actions corresponding to the items are displayed across the 1st to 3rd action order display areas 65a to 65c, so that the characters in one turn are visually displayed. It is easy to grasp the actual behavior. At first, only the first action order display area 65a is displayed, and when the second and third items are associated with one character, the second action order display area 65b and the third action order are displayed, respectively. The display area 65c may be displayed.

Returning to FIG. 15, the action content determination processing unit 212B of the player terminal 20 then performs an operation of selecting one of the items from the common item group when the game screen 60 is displayed on the terminal display unit 24. And alternately accept from the opponent, and determine the action content of each character (step S203).

Specifically, the action content determination processing unit 212B of the player terminal 20 selects an opponent from a plurality of items arranged in the item group arrangement area 63 when the game screen 60 shown in FIG. 16 is displayed. When the player accepts an operation to select one of the items that was not performed and an operation to select from a plurality of characters arranged by arranging the own character associated with the selected item in the player deck arrangement area 64, the selection is made. The action content of the self-character is determined to be the action content associated with the selected item, and the action content set in the player deck information shown in FIG. 6 and the action information shown in FIG. 11 is updated. .. In addition, the operation of selecting one of the items not selected by the player from the plurality of items arranged in the item group arrangement area 63 and the enemy characters associated with the selected items are arranged side by side in the enemy deck arrangement area 62. When an operation to select from the selected multiple characters is received from the opponent, the action content of the selected enemy character is determined as the action content associated with the selected item, and the enemy shown in FIG. 8 is determined. The action content set in the deck information and the action information shown in FIG. 11 is updated.

FIG. 17 is a diagram illustrating a first specific example when determining the action content of the character. Here, the game situation when the player first selects an item on the game screen 60 shown in FIG. 16 and then the opponent selects the item will be described.

Item selection First, the player selects from the item group arrangement area 63 by performing a drag operation in which the position of "item B" is instructed on the screen and then the position of "character B" is continuously instructed. The created "Item B" is associated with the "Character B" selected from the player deck arrangement area 64. Then, as shown in FIG. 10, "skill" is associated with "item B" as an action content. Therefore, the action content of the "character B" is determined as the "skill" by associating the "item B", and is set and registered in the player deck information shown in FIG. 6 and the action information shown in FIG.

At this time, since the "item B" is selected by the player, it is deleted from the item group arrangement area 63 so that the opponent cannot select it. In addition, when the action content of "Character B" is determined to be "Skill" by associating "Item B", the icon P1 corresponding to "Character B" scheduled to activate the "Skill" is displayed in the action order display area. It is placed in the area on the player side of 65. Since the action order of "Character B" is "7th (" 7th ")", it is the second fastest in the player deck (1: "Character A" (1st)> 2: "Character B". (7th)> 3: "Character E" (8th)> 4: "Character C" (9th)> 5: "Character D" (10th)). Therefore, the icon P1 corresponding to the "character B" is displayed at a position separated from the start point S toward the lower side of the screen by a distance corresponding to the second.

Subsequently, when the opponent is replaced and the "item C" selected by the opponent from the item group placement area 63 is associated with the "character G" selected from the enemy deck placement area 62, the item information shown in FIG. The action content of "Character G" is determined to be "Charge", and is set and registered in the enemy deck information shown in FIG. 8 and the action information shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 10, the "item C" is associated with a "charge point (+2)". Therefore, in the action information shown in FIG. 11, 2 points are added to the "charge point" of the "character G".

At this time, since the "item C" is selected by the opponent, it is deleted from the item group arrangement area 63 so that the player cannot select it. Further, when the action content of the "character G" is determined to be "charge" by associating the "item C", the icon E1 corresponding to the "character G" scheduled to perform the "charge" is displayed in the action order display area 65. It is placed in the area of the opponent's side. Since the action order of "Character G" is "2nd (" 2nd ")", the order is the earliest in the enemy deck (1: "Character G" (2nd)> 2: "Character J". (3rd)> 3: "Character I" (4th)> 4: "Character H" (5th)> 5: "Character F" (6th)). Therefore, the icon E1 corresponding to the "character G" is displayed at a position separated from the start point S toward the upper side of the screen by the distance corresponding to the first.

When the next item is selected for the second time, when the player is replaced and the "item C" selected by the player from the item group placement area 63 is associated with the "character E" selected from the player deck placement area 64, the "character" is displayed. The action content of "E" is determined to be "charge", and is set and registered in the player deck information shown in FIG. 6 and the action information shown in FIG. Further, in the action information shown in FIG. 11, 2 points are added to the "charge point" of the "character E".

At this time, since the "item C" is selected by the player, it is deleted from the item group arrangement area 63 so that the opponent cannot select it. Further, when the action content of the "character E" is determined to be "charge" by associating the "item C", the icon P2 corresponding to the "character E" scheduled to perform the "charge" is displayed in the action order display area 65. It is placed in the area on the player side of. Since the action order of "Character E" is "8th (" 8th ")", it is the third fastest in the player deck. Therefore, the icon P2 corresponding to the "character E" is displayed at a position separated from the start point S toward the lower side of the screen by a distance corresponding to the third.

In this way, the action content of each character to be played is determined by the player and his / her opponent alternately competing for items (character action content, that is, equivalent to the "operation command") from the common item group. Will be done.

FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating a second specific example when determining the action content of the character. Here, when the player first selects an item on the game screen 60 shown in FIG. 16 and then the opponent selects an item, the player duplicates two or more items for one character. I will explain the game situation when associating.

In a certain turn, when the player associates the "item B" selected from the item group placement area 63 with the "character B" selected from the player deck placement area 64 in the first item selection, the "character B" becomes The action content is determined as "skill", and is set and registered in the player deck information shown in FIG. 6 and the action information shown in FIG.

At this time, the "item B" is deleted from the item group arrangement area 63 by being selected by the player. Also, the "item B" is the first item associated with the "character B". The action corresponding to the first item is performed in the first round. Therefore, the icon P1 corresponding to the "character B" scheduled to activate the "skill" is arranged in the area on the player side of the first action order display area 65a.

Then, when the opponent is replaced and the "item C" selected by the opponent from the item group placement area 63 is associated with the "character G" selected from the enemy deck placement area 62, the action content of the "character G" is changed. It is determined to be "charge" and is set and registered in the enemy deck information shown in FIG. 8 and the action information shown in FIG.

At this time, the "item C" is deleted from the item group arrangement area 63 because it is selected by the opponent. Further, the "item C" is the first item associated with the "character G". The action corresponding to the first item is performed in the first round. Therefore, the icon E1 corresponding to the "character G" scheduled to be "charged" is arranged in the opponent's area of the first action order display area 65a.

When the next item is selected for the second time, when the player is replaced and the "item C" selected by the player from the item group placement area 63 is associated with the "character B" selected from the player deck placement area 64, the "character" is displayed. The action content of "B" is determined to be "charge", and is set and registered in the player deck information shown in FIG. 6 and the action information shown in FIG.

At this time, the "item C" is deleted from the item group arrangement area 63 by being selected by the player. The "item C" is the second item associated with the "character B". The action corresponding to the second item is performed in the second round. Therefore, the icon P2 corresponding to the "character B" scheduled to be "charged" is arranged in the area on the player side of the second action order display area 65b.

In this way, it is also possible to determine two or more action contents for one character by associating two or more items with one character. In this case, among the characters that make up the deck, there will be a character that is not associated with any of the items, but that character will be made to stand by without acting.

Returning to FIG. 15, the action content determination processing unit 212B of the player terminal 20 then determines whether or not all of the plurality of items arranged in the item group arrangement area 63 on the game screen 60 shown in FIG. 16 have been selected by the player and the opponent. Is determined (step S204).

As a result of this determination, if all of the plurality of items arranged in the item group arrangement area 63 are not selected (step S204: NO), the process returns to the process of step S203 described above, and the selection operation by the player or the opponent is further performed. Accept. On the other hand, when all the plurality of items arranged in the item group arrangement area 63 are selected (step S204: YES), the process proceeds to the next step S205.

Next, the action content determination processing unit 212B of the player terminal 20 determines whether or not there are remaining items that are not arranged in the item group arrangement area 63 among all the items included in the common item group ( Step S205).

As a result of this determination, if there are no remaining items that are not arranged in the item group arrangement area 63 (that is, if all the items included in the common item group have already been arranged) (step S205: NO). ), End this process. On the other hand, if there are remaining items that are not arranged in the item group arrangement area 63 (step S205: YES), the process returns to step S202, and the remaining items included in the common item group (for example, common). Of the 10 items included in the item group, the remaining 5 items that have not yet been arranged side by side) will be arranged side by side in the item group arrangement area 63.

Returning to FIG. 12, when the action content of each character to be played against is determined in this way, the player terminal 20 then steps in order from the first according to the action order determined by the process of step S103 described above. Each character is made to start the action content determined by the process of S104 (step S105).

Specifically, the action content execution processing unit 212C of the player terminal 20 causes each character included in the player deck and the enemy deck to act according to the action order and action content set in the action information shown in FIG. In the present embodiment, actions corresponding to 10 items selected from the common item group are sequentially started. If one item is associated with each of the 10 characters, the actions of each of the 10 characters are all performed in the first round of one turn according to the order of actions. If there is a character with two or more items associated with it, the action corresponding to the first item is performed in the first round of the turn, and it corresponds to the second and subsequent items. Each action is taken after the second round in one turn. If there is a character that is not associated with any of the items (that is, a character whose action content is not set in the action information shown in FIG. 11), the action should be taken even when the order of one's action is reached. Will wait without.

In addition, the action content execution processing unit 212C in the present embodiment determines the opponent character to be attacked against the character for which "attack" or "skill" is set as the action content. At this time, the character with the lowest "physical strength (HP)" among the characters included in the opponent's deck is automatically selected as the opponent character to be attacked. On the other hand, the action content execution processing unit 212C in the present embodiment only gives "charge points" for 2 points to the character for which "charge" is set as the action content. Therefore, it is not necessary to determine the opponent character to be attacked.

In addition, the action content execution processing unit 212C in the present embodiment specializes in place of the normal attack for the character whose "charge point" has reached the maximum value among the characters for which "attack" is set as the action content. Invoke an attack. Similarly, among the characters for which "skill" is set as the action content, for the character whose "charge point" has reached the maximum value, a special skill is activated instead of the normal skill.

Next, the player terminal 20 determines whether or not one of the player deck and the enemy deck has been completely destroyed (step S106).

That is, the battle processing unit 212 of the player terminal 20 refers to the player deck information shown in FIG. 6 and identifies each character constituting the player deck. Then, the battle processing unit 212 refers to the physical strength parameters set in the possessed character information shown in FIG. 5, and all the physical strength parameters of each character constituting the specified player deck are equal to or less than a predetermined value (for example, zero or less). Determine if it exists. Further, the battle processing unit 212 refers to the physical strength parameters set in the enemy deck information shown in FIG. 8, and whether or not all the physical strength parameters of each character constituting the enemy deck are equal to or less than a predetermined value (for example, zero or less). To judge.

As a result of this determination, if it is determined that one of the player deck and the enemy deck has been completely destroyed (step S106: YES), this process ends. On the other hand, if it is determined that one of the decks has not been completely destroyed (step S106: NO), the current turn is ended, the process returns to the process of step S103 described above, and the process proceeds to the next turn. The order of actions of each character is determined again. At this time, the speed (action speed parameter) set for each character does not change within the same quest. Therefore, the action order determination processing unit 212A of the player terminal 20 performs the action order excluding the characters whose physical strength parameters are equal to or less than a predetermined value (for example, zero or less) (that is, the characters defeated by the opponent). In addition, you may set up something that changes the action speed parameter in the "attack" and "skill" of the action content, and redetermine the action order according to the action speed parameter of the surviving character at each turn start. .. In this case, if the action content that fluctuates the action speed parameter is performed in the previous turn, the action order in this turn may change rather than simply move up the order of the surviving characters.

As described above, according to the game system 1 according to the present embodiment, items (character action contents, that is, equivalent to "operation commands") are mutually exchanged from the common item group without allowing duplication. Determine the action content of each character included in the player deck and enemy deck. As a result, it is possible to improve the strategic nature of the item competition. For example, on the game screen 60 shown in FIG. 16, when the player first takes the "item A" associated with the "attack" and sets it to the "character B" ("7th"), the opponent becomes his own "character". Even if the action order of "G" ("2nd") is first, the "character G" cannot be made to perform the "attack" associated with the preempted "item A". Therefore, even if the order of actions of the characters is decided, such a strategy can be used, and it is possible to enhance the interest of the player.

In addition, since the player can grasp the order of actions for all the characters that make up the player deck and the enemy deck, the item can be selected when the player and the opponent compete for an item from the common item group. Strategicity such as bargaining can be further enhanced. For example, in the game screen 60 shown in FIG. 16, when the player considers which character to set the "item A" associated with the "attack", if the "character A" ("1st") is set. You can make it act before any of your opponent's characters. Therefore, in the phase of actually acting based on the action content, it is possible to damage the opponent's character to which the item is associated by "attack" of "Character A" before the opponent's character acts. If you defeat a character, you can take the action opportunity of the associated item from your opponent. In this way, even if the order of actions of the characters is determined, such a strategy can be used, so that it is possible to enhance the interest of the player.

Also, multiple items can be associated with one character in one turn. In this embodiment, up to three action contents can be set for one character, and the actions corresponding to the second item associated with the character are each of the player deck and the enemy deck. The action corresponding to the first item associated with the character will be performed after making a round in the order of actions, and the action corresponding to the third item associated with the character will be further associated with each character. The actions corresponding to the second item will be performed after making a round in the order of actions. Actions corresponding to all the items associated with one character may be performed in the first round, but in the present embodiment, the actions corresponding to the second and third items are the second round and the second round, respectively. Since it is performed in the third round, it is not limited to the order of actions of the characters in the first round, and the range of strategies is widened, so it is possible to enhance the interest of the player.

In addition, do not perform actions corresponding to all items of the common item group during one turn, but perform only actions corresponding to the first round in this turn, and correspond to the second and third rounds. Each action to be taken may be carried over to the next turn. In this case, the actions of the second and third rounds of this turn are transferred as the actions of the first and second rounds of the next turn. For example, if three items are associated with one character during the first turn, the actions corresponding to all the items are not performed during the first turn, and only the actions corresponding to the first item are performed. Is performed in the first turn, and the actions corresponding to the second and third items are reserved as the actions to be performed in the second and third turns, respectively. In this way, the carry-over behavior that spans multiple turns occurs, creating an unbroken tension. Also, since there is an upper limit to the number of items that can be associated with one character, items can be evenly associated with the characters that make up the deck.

=== Other embodiments ===
The above embodiment is for facilitating the understanding of the present invention, and is not for limiting the interpretation of the present invention. The present invention can be modified and improved without departing from the spirit thereof, and the present invention also includes an equivalent thereof. In particular, even the embodiments described below are included in the present invention.

<Decision of action content>
In the above embodiment, the case where the player can arbitrarily select the character associated with the item from the player deck has been described as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the action content determination processing unit 212B associates items selected from a common item group by the player and his / her opponent in order from the first character according to the action order determined by the action order determination processing unit 212A. The action content of each character may be determined. In this case, there is no character that is not associated with any of the items (that is, a character whose action content is not set in the action information in FIG. 11), so that is the case when one's action order arrives. But you don't have to wait without acting (that is, you can always act when your order of action arrives).

<Determining the order of actions>
In the above embodiment, the action order determination processing unit 212A determines the order in which each character included in each of the player deck and the enemy deck acts after the start of the battle, based on the speed (action speed parameter) set for each character. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, it is possible to change the order of actions of each character by multiplying the speed (action speed parameter) set for each character by a predetermined coefficient according to the game situation.

<Determination of attack target>
In the above embodiment, when the action content execution processing unit 212C determines the opponent character to be attacked against the character for which "attack" or "skill" is set as the action content, the opponent's deck The case where the character with the lowest "physical strength (HP)" is automatically selected from the included characters has been described as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, it is possible to randomly select from the characters included in the opponent's deck. It is also possible to let the player arbitrarily select the opponent character to be attacked. In addition, only when "special attack" or "special skill" is activated, the character included in the opponent's deck that can be defeated with a single blow may be automatically selected. Specifically, in the opponent's deck, character A with 10 points remaining for "physical strength (HP)", character B with 50 points remaining for "physical strength (HP)", and "physical strength (HP)" remaining. If character C with 70 points and character D with 100 points remaining in "physical strength (HP)" are included, and if it is possible to inflict 80 points of damage with a "special attack", character C will be the target of the attack. Is automatically selected as. In this way, if the damage given to the opponent character by this attack is calculated in advance and the damage efficiency given is prioritized, the character D should be selected as the attack target, but by giving priority to the defeat efficiency, 10 points Character C, which can be defeated without fail even if the damage is wasted, is selected as the attack target. In addition to this, it is also possible to consider the player's level (rank) and select a character that is advantageous (or disadvantageous) to the player as the final attack target according to the level (rank). It is possible. It is also possible to determine the final attack target in consideration of the player's choice.

<Game content>
In the above embodiment, the character card has been described as an example, but the present invention is not limited thereto. For example, the game content may be electronic game data, and may be characters themselves, figures, items such as tools / abilities used in the game, and the like.

<Information processing device>
In the game system 1 of the present embodiment described above, a case where the player terminal 20 as an example of the information processing device executes various information processing based on the game program has been described as an example, but the present invention describes this. It is not limited. For example, the server device 10 alone may execute the above-mentioned various information processing based on the game program. Further, for example, the server device 10 may be configured to play a part of the function as the information processing device. In this case, the server device 10 and the player terminal 20 form an information processing device. The information processing device is an example of a computer equipped with a processor and a memory.

1 Game system 2 Network 10 Server device 11 Control unit 12 Storage unit 13 Input unit 14 Display unit 15 Communication unit 20 Player terminal 21 Terminal control unit 22 Terminal storage unit 23 Terminal input unit 24 Terminal display unit 25 Terminal communication unit 50 Deck organization screen 51 Deck frame display area 52 Configuration character display area 53 Frame attribute display area 55 Quest selection screen 56 Operation button 60 Game screen 61 Game field 62 Enemy deck placement area 63 Item group placement area 63a Item 64 Player deck placement area 65 Action order display area 65a 1st action order display area 65b 2nd action order display area 65c 3rd action order display area 111 Data management unit 211 Deck organization processing unit 212 Battle processing unit 212A Action order determination processing unit 212B Action content determination processing unit 212C Action content execution Processing unit 213 Screen generation processing unit E1 icon P1 icon P2 icon S point

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An image generation process that generates a battle screen in which a character used by a player and his / her opponent for a battle is arranged, and a plurality of items associated with the action contents of the character are arranged.
Player operation reception processing that accepts touch operations performed by the player on the battle screen via the touch panel,
After the player indicates the position of an item not selected by the opponent on the battle screen, the player is associated with the specified item by continuously performing a drag operation for specifying the position of his / her character. The action content determination process that determines the action content as the action content of the designated character of the self,
When the player plays against the opponent, the action content execution process for causing the character to act based on the determined action content, and the action content execution process.
A game program characterized by executing. The game program according to claim 1.
In the action content determination process, the action content associated with the item not specified by the player on the battle screen is determined as the action content of the character used by the opponent in the battle.
In the action content execution process, when the opponent plays against the player, the character used by the opponent in the battle is made to act based on the determined action content.
A game program that features that. The game program according to claim 1 or 2.
In the image generation process, when the player performs a drag operation to determine the action content of the character of the player, the item associated with the determined action content is deleted from the battle screen.
A game program that features that. The game program according to claim 1 or 2.
In the image generation process, the battle screen for displaying the player-side area in which the character used by the player for the battle is arranged and the opponent-side area in which the character used by the opponent for the battle is arranged is generated. ,
A game program that features that. The game program according to claim 4.
In the image generation process, the battle screen for displaying the plurality of items is generated in the central area sandwiched between the player side area and the opponent side area.
A game program that features that. The game program according to claim 4 or 5.
In the image generation process, it depends on at least one of the number of characters used by the player in the battle in the player side area and the number of characters used in the battle by the opponent placed in the opponent side area. To generate the battle screen in which the number of the plurality of items is changed and displayed.
A game program that features that. An image generation processing unit that generates a battle screen in which a character used by a player and his / her opponent for a battle is arranged, and a plurality of items associated with the action contents of the character are arranged.
A player operation reception processing unit that accepts touch operations performed by the player on the battle screen via the touch panel,
After the player indicates the position of an item not selected by the opponent on the battle screen, the player is associated with the specified item by continuously performing a drag operation for specifying the position of his / her character. The action content determination processing unit that determines the action content as the action content of the designated character of the self,
When the player plays against the opponent, the action content execution processing unit that causes the character to act based on the determined action content, and the action content execution processing unit.
An information processing device characterized by being equipped with. The computer
An image generation process that generates a battle screen in which a character used by a player and his / her opponent for a battle is arranged, and a plurality of items associated with the action contents of the character are arranged.
Player operation reception processing that accepts touch operations performed by the player on the battle screen via the touch panel,
After the player indicates the position of an item not selected by the opponent on the battle screen, the player is associated with the specified item by continuously performing a drag operation for specifying the position of his / her character. The action content determination process that determines the action content as the action content of the designated character of the self,
When the player plays against the opponent, the action content execution process for causing the character to act based on the determined action content, and the action content execution process.
An information processing method characterized by executing.

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