JP7134212B2 - Program, control method for information processing device, and information processing device - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a program, an information processing apparatus control method, and an information processing apparatus.

Conventionally, a fighting game is known in which a plurality of characters fight each other. For example, Patent Literature 1 discloses a game in which groups to which a plurality of characters belong each have a group battle (GvG battle).

JP 2015-123284 A

In conventional fighting games, actions that can be executed by a character are generally, for example, attacking an enemy character, recovering an ally character, and the like. However, since these actions are completed by individual characters executing them, there is room for improvement, for example, in terms of expansion of strategy in which allied characters work together to advance the battle.
In view of such circumstances, the purpose is to expand the strategic nature of the battle.

In order to solve the above problems, a program according to the present invention is
To the information processing device that provides the game to the terminal device,
a step of storing, in a storage unit, information relating to one or more commands for causing the first game media to operate in association with each of the plurality of first game media;
starting a match between a plurality of first game media and one or more second game media;
a first selection step of selecting at least one of the one or more commands associated with the first game content according to a user input received from a terminal device; and a first command in the first selection step. is selected,
placing the first game medium in a first state;
a changing step of changing the target of the action of the second game medium to the first game medium in the first state;
If the second command is selected in the first selection step,
placing the first game medium in a second state;
switching the first game medium from the second state to the third state when the second state of the first game medium continues for a predetermined time;
and causing the first game medium to perform an action corresponding to the second command when the first game medium is in the third state.

Expand the strategic nature of the game.

1 is a block diagram of a game system according to one embodiment of the present invention; FIG. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of information about users; FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of information about game media; It is a figure which shows the example of the game screen which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the example of the game screen which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the example of the game screen which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the example of the game screen which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the example of the game screen which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the example of the game screen which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. 2 is a flow chart showing the operation of the server device of FIG. 1;

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below.

First, a game system 10 according to one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. A game system 10 includes a server device 11 and a plurality of terminal devices 12 . Only one terminal device 12 is shown in FIG. 1 for the sake of simplicity. The server device 11 and the terminal device 12 are communicably connected via a network 13 such as the Internet.

The server device 11 provides games to the terminal devices 12 owned by individual users. The server device 11 and the terminal device 12 each execute at least part of the game processing.

Here, an outline of the game according to this embodiment will be described. A game according to the present embodiment is a game in which a battle is played using game media. Game media are electronic data used in games, and include arbitrary media such as cards, items, characters, and avatars. Game media are electronic data that can be acquired, possessed, used, managed, exchanged, synthesized, enhanced, sold, discarded, and/or donated by the user within the game. It is not limited to what is specified in the specification.

Hereinafter, unless otherwise specified, "game media owned by the user" refers to game media associated with the user ID of the user. Also, "providing game media to the user" means associating the game media with the user ID. Also, "destroy the game content owned by the user" indicates canceling the correspondence between the user ID and the game content.

In the game according to the present embodiment, groups to which a plurality of users belong each compete (GvG competition). Each user selects a command that causes the game medium (eg, character) operated by the user to perform a predetermined action (eg, attack, recovery, defense, etc.). When a command is selected, the game medium is made to perform an action corresponding to the command. For example, when a game content that belongs to an opponent's group (hereinafter also referred to as "opponent's game content") is attacked, the game content of the opponent is damaged. Then, the HP (also referred to as physical strength) of the game medium of the opponent is reduced by the amount of damage dealt.

Here, a plurality of game media in each group are divided into one or more vanguards and an arbitrary number of rearguards to play against each other. Game media have different battle conditions between the vanguard and the rearguard. Specifically, the game media can target the opponent's vanguard game media and execute a predetermined action (for example, attack), but cannot target the opponent's rearguard game media. . In other words, the characters in the rear guard are not attacked, for example, by the opponent's game media. Also, when a predetermined command (“change” command) is selected for the game medium, the front line and rear line of the game medium are switched.

Then, when a predetermined victory condition is satisfied in the match, it is determined that the group to which the user belongs wins. The predetermined condition is, for example, a condition that the HP of all of the opponent's vanguard game media is reduced to zero, or that the total value of the damage dealt by the opponent's game media is greater than the total value of the The condition is that the total value of the damage inflicted on the opponent's game media is large, but is not limited to these conditions.

Also, in the game according to the present embodiment, commands include three types of commands: basic commands, skill commands, and special move commands.

A basic command is a command corresponding to an action (basic action) commonly executable by each game content, such as attack, recovery, and defense. For example, when the "attack" command is selected, the game content attacks the opponent's game content.

A skill command is, for example, an action (skill) specific to a game medium, or an action specific to another game medium (for example, an equipment item such as a weapon or a deck containing one or more cards) associated with the game medium. It is a command corresponding to (skill). In this embodiment, skill commands include, for example, a "cover" command.

When the "cover" command is selected, the game medium is placed in a first state. The game medium A in the first state performs an action to protect another game medium B belonging to the same group (hereinafter also referred to as "fellow game medium"). Specifically, for example, when the opponent's game medium targets and attacks fellow game medium B, the target of the attack is changed to game medium A in the first state. Therefore, an attack performed by the opponent's game media damages the game media in the first state instead of the companion's game media. When the number of times the game media in the first state protects the companion game media (that is, the number of times the attack target is changed) reaches a predetermined upper limit value, the first state of the game media is canceled.

The deathblow command is a command corresponding to an action (deathblow) unique to the game medium or an action (deathblow) unique to another game medium associated with the game medium. The deathblow command includes a frontline deathblow command selectable only in the frontline and a rearguard deathblow command selectable only in the rearline. The avant-garde special move command and the rear-guard special move command respectively correspond to the avant-garde special move and the rear-guard special move. The avant-garde special move and the rear-guard special move can each be performed up to a predetermined upper limit number of times (once in this embodiment) during one battle. Also, special moves have a greater influence (effect) on, for example, the battle situation than basic actions and skills. For example, the amount of damage dealt by a special move is greater than the amount of damage dealt by an attack, which is a basic action.

Moreover, the special move command differs from the basic command and the skill command in the process from selection to execution of the corresponding action (special move). For example, when the "special move" command is selected, the game medium is first set to the second state. When the game media is set to the second state, command selection for the game media is prohibited. Therefore, the game content in the second state cannot perform various actions such as attack or defense, and is defenseless.

Subsequently, when the second state of the game medium continues for a predetermined time, the game medium switches from the second state to the third state. The game media in the third state can execute a special move corresponding to the "special move" command in addition to the basic command and the skill command. In this embodiment, when the "special move" command is selected again for the game medium in the third state, the game medium executes the special move.

When a game medium in the second state or the third state satisfies a predetermined cancellation condition, for example, the condition that the game medium receives a predetermined amount of damage, the second state or the third state of the game medium is canceled. When the second state or the third state is canceled, the number of times the special move can be executed during one battle decreases. Therefore, in the game according to the present embodiment, when the companion's game content is in the second state or the third state, the user can cancel the second state or the third state by selecting the "cover" command. A strategy is formed that suppresses this and assists the execution of the deathblow by the game medium of the companion.

Next, each component of the game system 10 will be described. The server device 11 includes a server communication section 14 , a server storage section 15 and a server control section 16 .

The server communication unit 14 is an interface that communicates with an external device wirelessly or by wire to transmit and receive information. In this embodiment, the server communication unit 14 transmits and receives information to and from the terminal device 12 via the network 13 .

The server storage unit 15 is, for example, a storage device, and can store various information. In this embodiment, the server storage unit 15 stores various information and programs necessary for providing and controlling games. For example, the server storage unit 15 stores user-related information for each user.

The information about the user includes, for example, a group ID and information about game media in association with the user ID, as shown in FIG. 2, but may also include arbitrary information specific to the user.

A user ID is information that can uniquely identify a user, and is, for example, an arbitrary character string determined for each user or a user name arbitrarily set by the user.

A group ID is information that can uniquely identify a group to which a user belongs, and is, for example, an arbitrary character string determined for each group or a group name arbitrarily set by a user belonging to the group. In this embodiment, a plurality of users belong to one group. That is, multiple user IDs are associated with one group ID.

The information on the game content includes, for example, game parameters and information on commands in association with the game content ID as shown in FIG. 3, but may further include arbitrary information unique to the game content. Only one game medium ID is shown in FIG. 3 for the sake of simplicity.

A game medium ID is information that can uniquely identify a game medium (for example, a character) that can be used in a battle, and is, for example, an arbitrary character string or the name of a game medium determined for each game medium. Only one game medium ID is shown in FIG. 3 for the sake of simplicity.

The game parameters include various game content-related parameters necessary for progress of the battle. In this embodiment, the game parameters include attribute, job, position, BP, level, HP, offensive power, and defensive power.

Attributes are information indicating superiority/inferiority relationships between game media. In this embodiment, the attribute indicates at least one of the three attributes of "fire", "wood", and "water". For example, fire-attribute game media deal more damage to wood-attribute game media than normal, and deal less damage to water-attribute game media. Attribute types are not limited to fire, wood, and water, and any type of attribute may exist.

A job is information indicating the type of game media (for example, the occupation of a character). In this embodiment, there are multiple jobs for each of the multiple systems (for example, the "strength" system, the "skill" system, and the "knowledge" system). For example, strength-based jobs include swordsman, heavy swordsman, and the like. Technical jobs include shooter, thief, and the like. Knowledge-based jobs include navigator, tactician, and the like. Other game parameters of the game media (for example, HP, attack power, defense power, etc.) and executable special moves differ depending on the job. The job can be changed according to a request from the terminal device 12, for example, before the start of the battle.

The position is information indicating either the vanguard or the rearguard. As described above, the conditions relating to the competition of game media differ depending on the position. The position can be changed according to a request from the terminal device 12 during the match, for example.

BP (Battle Points) is a parameter used to determine whether or not commands for game media can be selected. As will be described later, when a command is selected, if the BP consumption value set in the command is less than or equal to the BP value, the BP is decreased by the consumption BP value, and the selection of the command is accepted. . On the other hand, if the BP consumption value set in the command is greater than the BP value, selection of that command is prohibited. In this embodiment, each game content is associated with a predetermined value (for example, 100 points) of BP at the start of a battle. BP can be increased during a match, for example, by using (consuming) predetermined game media (eg, items).

A level is a parameter that indicates the degree of growth of a game medium. For example, as levels increase, other game parameters (eg, HP, attack power, and defense power) increase.

HP is a parameter that decreases due to damage received from game media that are opponents. When the HP is reduced to zero, the game medium becomes incapable of action, and commands cannot be selected for the game medium.

The attack power is a parameter that contributes to the determination of the amount of damage given to the game medium, which is the opponent. For example, the greater the attack power, the greater the amount of damage given by an attack or the like.

The defense power is a parameter that contributes to determining the amount of damage received from the game medium, which is the opponent. The greater the defensive power, the smaller the amount of damage received from an attack or the like, for example.

Game parameters are not limited to those described above, and may include arbitrary information unique to game media.

The information on commands includes various information on commands that can be selected for game media during a match. Information about commands includes consumed BP and command levels associated with various commands. In this embodiment, the commands include a basic command, a skill command, a front-line special move command, and a rear-line special move command.

A basic command is a command corresponding to a basic operation. Basic actions include, for example, "attack", "defense", "recovery", "support", and "change". “Attack” is an action that damages the opponent's game media. “Defense” is an action that reduces damage received from the opponent's game media. “Support” is an action that changes (increases) the game parameters (for example, offensive power or defensive power) of the companion's game content. "Change" is an action to switch between the vanguard and the rearguard.

A skill command is, for example, a command corresponding to an action (skill) unique to a game medium, as described above. Skills include, for example, "cover". "Defending" is, as described above, an action of protecting a companion's game content by, for example, receiving an attack from the opponent's game content instead.

The avant-garde deathblow command is a deathblow command corresponding to an action (avant-garde deathblow) that can be executed only in the avant-garde. The rear guard special move command is a special move command corresponding to an action (rear guard special move) that can be executed only by the rear guard. As described above, the avant-garde special move and the rear-guard special move can each be executed up to an upper limit number of times (for example, once) in one battle.

Consumed BP is information indicating the amount of battle points (BP) required to select the corresponding command. For example, selecting the "Attack" command requires a BP of 20 points. Also, in this embodiment, the consumption BP is set to zero for the above-described "deathblow" command. In other words, the "special move" command can be selected without consuming BP.

The command level is information indicating the performance of the operation corresponding to the command, and the higher the command level, the higher the effect of the operation. For example, the higher the command level of the "attack" command, the greater the damage caused by the attack. Also, as will be described later, the higher the command level of the "protect" command, the higher the upper limit of the number of times that the companion's game content can be protected.

The server control unit 16 shown in FIG. 1 is, for example, a dedicated microprocessor or a CPU that implements a specific function by reading a specific program. The server control unit 16 controls the operation of the server device 11 as a whole. For example, the server control unit 16 transmits and receives information via the server communication unit 14 . Further, for example, the server control unit 16 transmits various information necessary for the progress of the game to the terminal device 12 according to the progress of the game on the terminal device 12 . Information necessary for the progress of the game may include, for example, information about the user.

Further, for example, the server control unit 16 executes server-side processing (server-side battle processing) of a GvG battle between groups.

Specifically, the server control unit 16 determines two groups to compete against each other.

Subsequently, the server control unit 16 transmits information necessary for the execution of the battle, for example, information about game media corresponding to the multiple users who are competing against each other to the terminal devices 12 of the multiple users for storage.

Subsequently, the server control unit 16 starts a battle.

During the match, for example, when receiving a user input for selecting a command for the game content from the terminal device 12, the server control unit 16 selects a command according to the user input.

Subsequently, the server control unit 16 causes the game media to perform an action corresponding to the selected command. As a result of the execution of the action by the game medium, the server control unit 16 changes, for example, the game parameter (for example, HP) of the game medium and updates the information regarding the game medium.

Subsequently, the server control unit 16 transmits information (for example, changed game parameters) related to the update of the information on the game content to the terminal devices 12 of the plurality of users. In this way, the update of the information about the game content performed in the server device 11 is also applied to the terminal device 12, and both the server device 11 and the terminal device 12 hold the latest information. Further, the server control unit 16 causes the terminal device 12 to execute an effect indicating the action executed by the game medium (for example, an effect showing how the game medium attacks the opponent's game medium).

The server control unit 16 also determines whether or not one of the two competing groups satisfies a predetermined victory condition. Then, the server control unit 16 determines the group that has satisfied the victory condition as the winner of the competition, and ends the competition.

The details of the server-side battle processing will be described later.

Next, the terminal device 12 will be described. The terminal device 12 includes a terminal communication section 17 , a terminal storage section 18 , a display section 19 and a terminal control section 20 .

The terminal communication unit 17 is an interface that communicates with an external device wirelessly or by wire to transmit and receive information. In this embodiment, the terminal communication unit 17 transmits and receives information to and from the server device 11 via the network 13 .

The terminal storage unit 18 is, for example, a storage device, and can store various information. In this embodiment, the terminal storage unit 18 stores various information and programs provided by the server device 11 that are necessary for game processing. For example, the terminal storage unit 18 pre-stores a game application according to the present embodiment. The terminal storage unit 18 also stores various information received from the server device 11, such as information about users.

The display unit 19 is, for example, a display device such as a liquid crystal display or an organic EL display. The display unit 19 is configured by, for example, a touch panel, and functions as an input interface that detects user operations on the screen and receives user inputs according to the detected user operations. In this embodiment, the display unit 19 displays various game screens related to games provided by the server device 11 .

The terminal control unit 20 is, for example, a dedicated microprocessor or a CPU that implements a specific function by reading a specific program. The terminal control unit 20 controls the operation of the terminal device 12 as a whole. For example, the terminal control unit 20 executes a game application according to user input.

Further, for example, the terminal control unit 20 executes terminal-side processing (terminal-side battle processing) of a GvG battle between groups.

Specifically, when the terminal control unit 20 receives information necessary for execution of a battle, for example, information about game media corresponding to a plurality of users who are competing against each other, from the server device 11 that executes server-side battle processing, the terminal control unit 20 The information is stored in the terminal storage unit 18 .

Subsequently, the terminal control unit 20 causes the display unit 19 to display a game screen, which will be described later.

Subsequently, the terminal control unit 20 transmits to the server device 11 the user input received by the display unit 19 displaying the game screen, for example, the user input for selecting a command for the game content.

Subsequently, when the terminal control unit 20 receives the information related to the update of the information on the game content from the server device 11, the terminal control unit 20 updates the division stored in the terminal storage unit 18 based on the information. In addition, the terminal control unit 20 performs an effect indicating the action executed by the game medium.

The details of the terminal-side battle processing will be described later.

Next, the details of the server-side battle processing executed by the server device 11 and the details of the terminal-side battle processing executed by the terminal device 12 will be described with reference to the game screens 21 shown in FIGS. The game screen 21 is a screen displayed on the display unit 19 of the terminal device 12 during the battle. In the following description, the terminal device 12 is assumed to be the terminal device 12 of the user A who will compete. Also, a group to which user A belongs is called group A, and a group that is an opponent of group A is called group B.

As shown in FIG. 4, the game screen 21 includes a field display area 22, a battle information display area 23, and a command display area 24. FIG.

The field display area 22 is an area in which a plurality of game contents for battle are displayed. The field display area 22 includes, for example, a first vanguard area 25 , a first rearguard area 26 , a second vanguard area 27 , and a second rearguard area 28 . In this embodiment, the field display area 22 scrolls left and right according to a swipe operation on the game screen 21, for example.

In the first vanguard area 25 and the first rearguard area 26, among the plurality of game media 29 of Group A (hereinafter also referred to as "first game media"), the first game media 29 of the vanguard and the first game media 29 of the rearguard are respectively stored. 1 game medium 29 is displayed. Here, user A's first game medium 29a and companion first game mediums 29b and 29c are the vanguard. Also, the companion first game medium 29d is the rear guard.

Similarly, in the second vanguard area 27 and the second rearguard area 28, the vanguard second game media 30 and second vanguard game media 30 and 28 are respectively stored among the plurality of game media 30 of group B (hereinafter also referred to as “second game media”). The rear second game content 30 is displayed. Here, the opponent's second game media 30a, 30b, and 30c are in the vanguard. Also, the opponent's second game medium 30d is the rear guard. Thus, FIG. 4 shows a total of eight users participating in the competition.

Here, the game media in the second state or the third state are displayed on the game screen 21 so as to be distinguishable from the game media in other states. For example, assume that the first game medium 29b in FIG. 4 is in the second state or the third state. In such a case, the terminal control unit 20 displays the marker 31 near the first game medium 29b, for example. Therefore, each user who is competing can distinguish between the second or third state and other states of the first game medium 29 and the second game medium 30 according to the presence or absence of the marker 31. .

In the battle information display area 23, information regarding the first game medium 29a of the user A is displayed. For example, in the battle information display area 23, as shown in FIG. 4, the HP 32 and BP 33 of the first game medium, and the duration 34 of the second state after the "deathblow" command is selected are numerical values and/or displayed in the indicator.

A command button 35 is displayed in the command display area 24 . The command button 35 is an interface that receives user input for selecting a command for the first game medium 29a. Each command button 35 corresponds to a command associated with the first game medium 29a. In FIG. 4, the command display area 24 displays seven command buttons 35a to 35g. Processing when a basic command, a skill command, and a deathblow command are selected will be described below.

(basic command)
First, the basic commands will be explained. For example, when a tap operation on the command button 35a corresponding to the basic action "attack" is detected, the terminal control unit 20 determines that the BP of the first game medium 29a is equal to or greater than the consumption BP corresponding to the "attack" command. In this case, a user input to select at least one of the second game media 30a, 30b, and 30c in the second vanguard area 27 as an “attack” target is awaited.

Target selection is performed, for example, by tapping at least one of the second game media 30a, 30b, and 30c displayed in the second front area 27, but the user operation for selecting the target is limited to this. do not have. For example, the terminal control unit 20 displays a list of the second game media 30 on the game screen 21 in response to detection of a tap operation on the command button 35a, and the second game media 30a, 30b displayed on the list, Target selection may be performed by a tap operation on at least one of 30c. Here, it is assumed that, for example, the second game medium 30a is selected as the target.

When the terminal control unit 20 receives a user input for selecting an “attack” target, the terminal control unit 20 transmits an “attack” command and a user input for selecting the “attack” target to the server device 11 .

Next, the server control unit 16 accepts an “attack” command and selection of an “attack” target based on the user input received from the terminal device 12 .

Subsequently, the server control unit 16 reduces the BP (for example, 100 points) of the first game medium 29a by the consumed BP (for example, 20 points) corresponding to the "attack" command.

Subsequently, the server control unit 16 causes the first game medium 29a to execute an "attack", calculates the amount of damage given to the target second game medium 30a, and reduces the HP of the second game medium 30a.

Subsequently, the server control unit 16 transmits information indicating the execution result of the "attack" (for example, the HP after the decrease of the second game medium 30a) to the terminal devices 12 of all users participating in the battle.

Then, based on the information received from the server device 11, the terminal control unit 20 performs, for example, an effect in which the first game medium 29a attacks the second game medium 30a, and the HP of the second game medium 30a decreases. perform a performance.

For basic actions other than "attack", although the game parameters that change as a result of the execution of the action are different, the same processing as for "attack" is executed, and thus the explanation is omitted.

(skill command)
Next, skill commands will be explained. For example, when a tap operation on the command button 35e corresponding to the skill "cover" is detected, the terminal control unit 20 detects that the BP of the first game medium 29a is greater than or equal to the consumption BP corresponding to the "cover" command. , and waits for a user input to select at least one of the first game media 30b and 30c of the companions in the first vanguard area 25 as an object to "cover". A target is selected by, for example, tapping at least one of the first game media 29b and 29c displayed in the first vanguard area 25, as in the case of "attack" described above.

Preferably, the terminal control unit 20, while waiting for a user input to select an object to be "covered", controls the first game medium 29b in the second state or the third state to be different from the first game medium 29c in another state. Display in a different display mode. For example, the terminal control unit 20 performs predetermined highlighting such as displaying the first game medium 29b in a different color or blinking the first game medium 29b. In this way, the user is prompted to select the first game medium 29b in the second state, which is defenseless as described above, or in the third state, which can be eliminated by fulfillment of the release condition, as the object to be "protected." Alternatively, the terminal control unit 20a may preferentially and automatically select the first game medium 29b in the second state or the third state as the target. Here, it is assumed that the first game medium 29b in the second state or the third state has been selected.

Subsequently, when the terminal control unit 20 receives the user input for selecting the “cover” target, the terminal control unit 20 transmits the “cover” command and the user input for selecting the “cover” target to the server device 11 .

Next, based on the user input received from the terminal device 12, the server control unit 16 accepts a "cover" command and selection of an object to be "covered".

Subsequently, the server control unit 16 reduces the BP (eg, 100 points) of the first game medium 29a by the consumed BP (eg, 50 points) corresponding to the "cover" command.

Subsequently, the server control unit 16 sets the first game medium 29a to the first state.

Subsequently, the server control unit 16 determines the upper limit number of times (first threshold) for performing the "cover" action according to the command level of the "cover" command based on the information about the first game medium 29a. For example, the server control unit 16 increases the upper limit number of times the "cover" action is executed as the command level increases.

Subsequently, the server control unit 16 transmits information indicating that the first game medium 29a has been set to the first state with the first game medium 29b as the target, to the terminal devices 12 of all users participating in the battle.

Next, based on the information received from the server device 11, the terminal control unit 20, for example, as shown in FIG. An image 36 showing the correspondence between 29b and 29b is displayed on the game screen 21. FIG. The image 36 is, for example, an image showing an arrow extending from the first game medium 29a in the first state toward the target first game medium 29b, but is not limited to this.

Subsequently, the server control unit 16 causes the first game medium 29a to perform a "cover" action when the second game medium 30 executes an "attack" that targets the first game medium 29b, for example. Specifically, the server control unit 16 automatically changes the target of the “attack” by the second game medium 30 from the first game medium 29b to the first game medium 29a in the first state. That is, for example, even if the operation instruction of the user who operates the second game medium 30 is directed to the first game medium 29b, the "attack" target is the first game medium 29a. Therefore, due to the attack executed by the second game medium 30, the first game medium 29a is damaged instead of the first game medium 29b, and the HP is reduced.

Subsequently, the server control unit 16 determines that the number of times the first game medium 29a performed the "cover" action, that is, the number of times the target of the action by the second game medium 30 was changed to the first game medium 29a reached the upper limit number of times. If so, the first state of the first game medium 29a is cancelled.

Subsequently, the server control unit 16 transmits information indicating the execution result of the "cover" action (for example, the HP after the first game medium 29a is reduced) to the terminal devices 12 of all users participating in the battle.

Then, based on the received information, the terminal control unit 20 creates, for example, an effect in which the first game medium 29a protects the first game medium 29b from an attack by the second game medium 30, and the HP of the first game medium 29a decreases. perform a performance to Further, when the first state of the first game medium 29a is canceled, the terminal control unit 20 changes the correspondence relationship between the first game medium 29a in the first state and the first game medium 29b to be "covered". The image 36 shown is hidden.

Further, in the present embodiment, a plurality of first game media 29 in the first state may exist simultaneously for one first game media 29 . For example, in the example shown in FIG. 6, the first game media 29a, 29c, and 29d are in the first state targeting the first game media 29b. Three images 36 showing arrows extending from each of the first game media 29a, 29c, and 29d toward the first game media 29b are displayed on the game screen 21. As shown in FIG.

In such a case, for example, when the second game medium 30 executes an "attack" that targets the first game medium 29b, the server control unit 16 may cause the first game mediums 29a, 29c, and 29d to attack according to a predetermined priority. Among them, one of the first game media 29 with the highest priority is caused to perform a "cover" action. Specifically, the server control unit 16 selects one first game medium 29 with the highest priority, and directs the "attack" target of the second game medium 30 to the selected first game medium 29. change.

For example, the server control unit 16 preferentially selects the first game media 29 of the user who registered with the game system 10 earlier.

Alternatively, the server control unit 16 may, based on the information about the first game media 29a, 29c, and 29d, determine the attributes (e.g. For example, the first game medium 29 with an attribute (for example, water attribute) that is superior to the fire attribute), the rearguard first game medium 29, or the first game medium 29 for a specific job is preferentially selected.

Here, the server control unit 16 may change the execution result of the "attack" of the second game medium 30 according to whether the first game medium 29 that has executed the "cover" action is in the front line or the rear line. For example, the damage received by the second game medium 30's "attack" is greater when the first game medium performs the "cover" action when it is in the rear line than when it is in the front line. increase or decrease in quantity.

As described above, the first game medium 29 in the rear line is advantageous in that it is not subject to the "attack" of the second game medium 30, for example. Therefore, when the first game medium 29 is in the rear line, the amount of damage received by the execution of the "cover" action is increased, thereby forming the disadvantage of executing the "cover" command from the rear line, and facilitating the adjustment of the game balance. Become. On the other hand, the configuration that reduces the amount of damage received by executing the "cover" action creates the advantage of executing the "cover" command from the rear guard, further improving the effectiveness of the strategy using the "cover" command.

(special move command)
Next, the deathblow command will be described. For example, when a tap operation on the command button 35g corresponding to the special move “special move” is detected, a user input for selecting the “special move” is sent to the server device 11 . Here, for example, when the first game medium 29a switches from the vanguard to the rearguard, the action corresponding to the command button 35g switches from the "frontguard special move" to the "rearguard special move". Since the "rear guard move" is the same as the "vanguard move", the explanation is omitted.

Next, the server control unit 16 accepts selection of the “vanguard special move” command based on the user input received from the terminal device 12 .

Subsequently, the server control unit 16 sets the first game medium 29a to the second state, and notifies the terminal devices 12 of all users participating in the battle.

Next, when the terminal control unit 20 receives the notification that the first game medium 29a has been set to the second state from the server device 11, for example, as shown in FIG. is displayed darkly, and the detection of the tap operation on the command button 35 is stopped. In this manner, command selection for the first game medium 29a in the second state is prohibited. Also, the image displayed as the command button 35g is changed from, for example, an image labeled "Vanguard Special Move" to an image labeled "Chanting". Thus, like the marker 31, it indicates that the first game medium 29a is in the second state.

Subsequently, the terminal control unit 20 displays the marker 31 near the first game medium 29a in the second state.

Further, when the first game medium 29a is set to the second state, the server control unit 16 starts measuring the duration of the second state. Subsequently, the server control unit 16 periodically notifies the terminal devices 12 of all users participating in the battle of the measured duration of the second state, for example.

Next, when the terminal control unit 20 receives notification of the duration of the second state from the server device 11 , it changes the display of the duration 34 of the second state of the first game medium 29 a in the battle information display area 23 . Specifically, the length of the duration 34 indicator increases as the duration of the second state increases.

The server control unit 16 also determines whether or not a predetermined release condition is satisfied for the first game medium 29a in the second state. In this embodiment, the release conditions are the first condition that the HP of the first game medium 29a in the second state changes (for example, decreases) by a predetermined value (second threshold) or more, and the first game medium in the second state. At least one of the second condition that the HP of 29a is reduced to zero, but is not limited to these. The second threshold is, for example, a value (eg, 10 points) obtained by multiplying the maximum HP (eg, 100 points) of the first game medium 29a by a predetermined percentage (eg, 10%).

For example, when it is determined that the cancellation condition is satisfied, the server control unit 16 cancels the second state of the first game medium 29a and notifies the terminal devices 12 of all users participating in the battle.

Next, when the terminal control unit 20 receives from the server device 11 the notification that the second state of the first game medium 29a is cancelled, for example, as shown in FIG. Hide the marker 31 (see FIG. 7). In addition, the terminal control unit 20 brightly displays the command buttons 35 a to 35 f in the command display area 24 and cancels detection of the tap operation on the command button 35 . On the other hand, detection of the tap operation of the command button 35g corresponding to the "vanguard special move" remains stopped. In this way, when the second state is canceled by the fulfillment of the canceling condition, the second selection of the "vanguard special move" command for the first game medium 29a is prohibited during the battle.

On the other hand, if the second state continues for a predetermined period of time without it being determined that the release condition is satisfied, the server control unit 16 switches the first game medium 29a from the second state to the third state and participates in the battle. Notification is made to the terminal devices 12 of all users.

Next, when the terminal control unit 20 receives a notification from the server device 11 that the first game medium 29a has switched from the second state to the third state, for example, as shown in FIG. The button 35 is displayed brightly, and the detection stop of the tap operation on the command button 35 is canceled. In addition, the terminal control unit 20 changes the image displayed as the command button 35g from, for example, the image "chanting" to the image "vanguard special move".

The server control unit 16 also determines whether or not a predetermined release condition is satisfied for the first game medium 29a in the third state. The release condition is, for example, the same as the release condition for the first game medium 29a in the second state described above. For example, when it is determined that the cancellation condition is satisfied, the server control unit 16 cancels the third state of the first game medium 29a and notifies the terminal devices 12 of all users participating in the battle.

Next, when the terminal control unit 20 receives from the server device 11 the notification that the third state of the first game medium 29a is cancelled, for example, as shown in FIG. Hide the marker 31 (see FIG. 9). In addition, the terminal control unit 20 darkens the command button 35g corresponding to the "vanguard special move" and stops detecting the tap operation on the command button 35g. In this way, when the third state is canceled due to the fulfillment of the canceling condition, the "vanguard special move" command for the first game medium 29a is issued again during the battle, as in the case where the second state is canceled. Selection prohibited.

On the other hand, the terminal control unit 20 detects a tap operation on the command button 35g corresponding to the "vanguard special move" when the first game medium 29a is in the third state without determining that the release condition is satisfied. Then, a user input for selecting the "vanguard special move" command is transmitted to the server device 11. FIG.

Next, the server control unit 16 accepts selection of the “vanguard special move” command based on the user input received from the terminal device 12 .

Subsequently, the server control unit 16 causes the first game medium 29a to execute the "vanguard deathblow". By executing the "vanguard special move", for example, the amount of damage inflicted on all the second game media 30 is calculated, and the HP of all the second game media 30 is reduced. The contents and effects of the "special move" are not limited to reducing the HP of the second game medium 30, and various contents and effects such as increasing the attack power of all the first game medium 29, for example, can be employed. be.

Subsequently, the server control unit 16 cancels the third state of the first game medium 29a.

Subsequently, the server control unit 16 transmits information indicating the execution result of the "vanguard special move" (for example, the HP after all the second game media 30 have been reduced) to the terminal devices 12 of all users participating in the battle. do. The server control unit 16 also notifies the terminal devices 12 of all users participating in the battle that the third state of the first game medium 29a has been resolved.

Next, based on the information received from the server device 11, the terminal control unit 20 performs, for example, an effect in which the first game medium 29a performs a deathblow against all the second game mediums 30, and 30 HP will be reduced respectively.

Subsequently, when the terminal control unit 20 receives from the server device 11 the notification that the third state of the first game medium is cancelled, for example, as shown in FIG. 31 (see FIG. 9) is hidden. In addition, the terminal control unit 20 darkens the command button 35g corresponding to the "vanguard special move" and stops detecting the tap operation on the command button 35g. In this way, when the third state is canceled by executing the "special move", the "special move" command is issued to the first game medium 29a during the battle, as in the case of canceling the second state. is prohibited from being selected again.

Next, the operation of the server device 11 that executes server-side battle processing will be described with reference to the flowchart of FIG. In the following description, it is assumed that two groups to compete against each other and a plurality of game media (for example, first game media 29a to 29d and second game media 30a to 30d) used for the competition have been determined.

Step S100: First, the server control unit 16 stores in the server storage unit 15 information regarding a plurality of game media used in the battle. As described above, the information about game content includes information about one or more commands associated with the game content.

Step S101: Subsequently, the server control unit 16 starts a match.

Step S102: Subsequently, when the server control unit 16 receives, for example, a user input for selecting a command for the first game medium 29a from the terminal device 12, it selects a command according to the user input.

Step S103: Subsequently, the server control unit 16 determines whether or not the command selected in step S102 is the "cover" command. If it is determined to be a "cover" command (step S103-Yes), the process proceeds to step S104. On the other hand, if it is determined that the command is not the "cover" command (step S103-No), the process proceeds to step S108.

Step S104: If it is determined that the command is a "cover" command in step S103 (step S103-Yes), the server control section 16 sets the first game medium 29a to the first state. In addition, the server control unit 16 determines another first game medium (for example, the first game medium 29b) to be “covered”.

Step S105: Subsequently, the server control unit 16 sets the first game medium determined as the "cover" target in step S104 to the target of the action executed by the opponent's second game medium (for example, the second game medium 30a). 29b is included, the target of the action executed by the second game medium 30a is automatically changed from the first game medium 29b to the first game medium 29a.

Step S106: Subsequently, the server control unit 16 determines whether or not the number of times the target of the action executed by the second game medium 30 is changed to the first game medium 29a reaches the first threshold value. If it is determined that the first threshold has been reached (step S106-Yes), the process proceeds to step S107. On the other hand, if it is determined that the first threshold has not been reached (step S106-No), the process returns to step S102.

Step S107: If it is determined in step S106 that the first threshold has been reached (step S106-Yes), the server control section 16 cancels the first state of the first game medium 29a. After that, the process returns to step S102.

Step S108: If it is determined that the command is not the "cover" command in step S103 (step S103-No), the server control unit 16 determines whether or not the command selected in step S102 is the "killer move" command. do. If it is determined to be a "deathblow" command (step S108-Yes), the process proceeds to step S109. On the other hand, if it is determined that the command is not a "deathblow" command (step S108-No), the process proceeds to step S113.

Step S109: If it is determined in step S108 that the command is a "deathblow" command (step S108-Yes), the server control unit 16 sets the first game medium 29a to the second state.

Step S110: Subsequently, the server control unit 16 waits until the second state of the first game medium 29a continues for a predetermined time.

Step S111: Subsequently, when the second state of the first game medium 29a continues for a predetermined time, the server control unit 16 switches the first game medium 29a from the second state to the third state.

Step S112: Subsequently, when the server control unit 16 receives from the terminal device 12 a user input for selecting a "special move" command for the first game medium 29a in the third state, for example, the "special move" is displayed in the first game medium. to run. After that, the process returns to step S102.

Step S113: If it is determined in step S108 that the command is not a "special move" command (step S108-No), the server control unit 16 performs an action corresponding to the selected command (for example, a basic action corresponding to a basic command). is executed by the first game medium. After that, the process returns to step S102.

In the above description, for the sake of simplicity, the first game medium 29 and the second game medium 30 are distinguished as necessary, but the relationship between the first game medium 29 and the second game medium 30 is relative. relationship. Therefore, the same process as the process executed for the first game medium 29 in the above description can be executed for the second game medium 30 as well. Also, the same processing as the processing executed for the second game medium 30 in the above description can be executed for the first game medium 29 as well.

As described above, the server device 11 of the game system 10 according to the present embodiment sets the first game medium 29a to the first state when, for example, the "cover" command is selected for the first game medium 29a. . Then, the server device 11 automatically changes the target of the action executed by the opponent's second game medium 30 from the companion's first game medium 29b to the first state first game medium 29a. With such a configuration, the first game medium 29a performs an action to protect the fellow first game medium 29b from the attack executed by the opponent's second game medium 30, so that the first game mediums cooperate with each other to compete. A strategy to progress is formed, and the strategic nature of the match is expanded.

Further, the server device 11 sets the first game medium 29a to the second state, for example, when the "special move" command is selected for the first game medium 29a. Further, when the second state of the first game medium 29a continues for a predetermined period of time, the server device 11 switches the first game medium 29a from the second state to the third state. Then, when the first game medium 29a is in the third state, the server device 11 causes the first game medium 29a to execute the deathblow. With such a configuration, for example, a strategy is formed to protect the first game medium 29 in the second state from an attack executed by the second game medium 30 to prevent the continuation of the second state, thereby further expanding the strategic nature of the battle. .

Also, an upper limit is set for the number of times the first game medium 29a performs the action of covering the first game medium 29b of its companion. With such a configuration, it becomes easier to adjust the game balance of the battle, compared to a configuration in which, for example, once the "cover" command is selected, the player continues to cover the target indefinitely.

Also, the upper limit of the number of times the cover action is performed is determined according to information on the "cover" command, for example, the command level. With such a configuration, the user is motivated to improve the usefulness of the "cover" command by, for example, increasing the upper limit number of times, thereby increasing the user's interest in the game.

Also, when there are a plurality of first game media 29 in the first state, for example, the first game media 29 associated with a superior attribute to the attacking second game media 30 preferentially protects. to run. With such a configuration, for example, a plurality of first game media 29 associated with mutually different attributes provides an advantage of covering the common first game media 29, further expanding the strategic nature of the battle.

Also, when the "cover" command is selected, the first game medium 29 in the second state or the third state is preferentially determined as the target of the action to be automatically covered. With such a configuration, for example, compared to a configuration in which the user selects the target of the shielding action, it is possible to reduce the number of user operations while suppressing the achievement of the release condition of the second state or the third state, thereby improving usability. improves.

Alternatively, when the "cover" command is selected, the first game media 29 in the second state or the third state are displayed so as to be selectable in a display mode different from the first game media in other states. Such a configuration makes it easier for the user to identify the first game medium 29 in the second state or the third state, and assists the user in selecting the target of the covering action, thereby improving usability.

Also, an image 36 showing the correspondence relationship between the first game medium 29a in the first state and the first game medium 29b set to be protected is displayed on the game screen 21 . With such a configuration, the user can grasp at a glance the correspondence relationship between the game content on the side of protecting and the game content on the side of being covered up, and for example, it assists the user in selecting the target of the attack action, thereby improving usability.

Also, the execution result of the action executed by the second game medium 30 differs depending on whether the first game medium 29 that has executed the cover-up action is in the front line or the rear line. For example, when the first game medium 29 that has performed the cover-up action is in the rear guard, the amount of damage received by the second game medium 30 from the attack performed by the second game medium 30 is less than when the first game medium 29 is in the front guard. become larger or smaller. With such a configuration, a demerit or merit is formed when the rear-guard game content executes the action of covering. further improved.

Although the present invention has been described with reference to the drawings and examples, it should be noted that various variations and modifications will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art based on this disclosure. Therefore, please note that these variations and modifications are included in the scope of the present invention. For example, the functions included in each means, each step, etc. can be rearranged so as not to be logically inconsistent, and it is possible to combine a plurality of means, steps, etc. into one or divide them. .

For example, in the above-described embodiment, after the first game medium 29a is set to the third state, the first game medium 29a performs a special move in response to a user input to select a "special move" command. As described above, for example, when the first game medium 29 is set to the third state, the first game medium 29a may automatically execute the special move.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, for example, when the number of times the target of the attack executed by the second game medium 30 is changed to the first game medium 29a in the first state reaches the upper limit number of times, the first game medium 29a Although the configuration in which the state is canceled has been described, for example, the first state of the first game medium 29a may be canceled when the first state of the first game medium 29a continues for a predetermined period of time.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, when the game media is set to the second state, the game parameters of the game media may be changed. For example, when setting a game medium to the second state, the server control unit 16 increases or decreases the defensive power of the game medium. In this way, the disadvantages of the game content in the second state, in which command selection is prohibited, are reduced or increased, and the game balance can be easily adjusted.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, a multiplayer game in which one user operates one game medium to compete against each other has been described. 12) may be a single-player game that operates automatically.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, part or all of the processing performed by the server device 11 may be a native game performed by a native application installed on the terminal device 12 .

Further, in the above-described embodiment, a part of the game screen 21 (for example, the field display area 22) is a web display displayed on the terminal device 12 based on data generated by the server device 11, and a part of the game screen 21 (For example, the battle information display area 23 and the command display area 24) may be native displays displayed by a native application installed in the terminal device 12. FIG. Thus, the game according to the above-described embodiment can also be a hybrid game in which the server device 11 and the terminal device 12 each take part of the processing.

In order to function as the server device 11 or the terminal device 12 according to the embodiment described above, an information processing device such as a computer or a mobile phone can be preferably used. In such an information processing device, a program describing processing details for realizing each function of the server device 11 or the terminal device 12 according to the embodiment is stored in the storage unit of the information processing device, and the CPU of the information processing device stores the program. It can be realized by reading and executing the program.

The invention described in the scope of claims as originally filed in the original application of the present application will be additionally described below.

[1]
To the information processing device that provides the game to the terminal device,
a step of storing, in a storage unit, information relating to one or more commands for causing the first game media to operate in association with each of the plurality of first game media;
starting a match between a plurality of first game media and one or more second game media;
a first selection step of selecting at least one of the one or more commands associated with the first game content according to a user input received from a terminal device; and a first command in the first selection step. is selected,
placing the first game medium in a first state;
a changing step of changing the target of the action of the second game medium to the first game medium in the first state;
If the second command is selected in the first selection step,
placing the first game medium in a second state;
switching the first game medium from the second state to the third state when the second state of the first game medium continues for a predetermined time;
causing the first game medium to perform an action corresponding to the second command when the first game medium is in a third state;
The program that causes the to run.

[2]

The program according to [1],
In the information processing device,
When the first state of the first game medium continues for a predetermined period of time, or when the number of times the target is changed to the first game medium in the changing step reaches a first threshold value, the first state of the first game medium is canceled. A program that causes further steps to be performed.

[3]

The program according to [2],
The program, wherein the first threshold is determined based on information regarding the first command.

[4]

The program according to any one of [1] to [3],
Each of the first game medium and the second game medium is associated with an attribute indicating a superiority/inferiority relationship with other game mediums,
In the changing step, if there are a plurality of first game media in the first state, an action to be executed by the second game media is selected from among the plurality of first game media in the first state. A program for preferentially changing a game medium to a first game medium associated with a superior attribute.

[5]

The program according to [1] to [4],
In the information processing device,
further comprising a second selection step of automatically selecting at least one first game medium from among the plurality of first game mediums excluding the first game medium when a first command is selected in the first selection step; let it run,
preferentially selecting the first game content in the second state or the third state in the second selection step;
In the changing step, when the target of the action to be executed by the second game medium includes the first game medium selected in the second selecting step, the target is changed to the first game medium in the first state. do,
program.

[6]

The program according to [1] to [4],
In the information processing device,
a display step of selectably displaying on a screen each of the plurality of first game media excluding the first game media when a first command is selected in the first selection step;
a second selection step of selecting at least one first game content from among the plurality of first game content selectably displayed on the screen according to a user input;
and run
In the displaying step, the first game medium in the second state or the third state is displayed in a display mode different from that of the first game medium in other states, and in the changing step, the target of the action of the second game medium is , changing the target to the first game content in the first state when the first game content selected in the second selection step is included.

[7]

The program according to [5] or [6],
In the information processing device,
displaying on a screen an image showing the correspondence between the first game content in the first state and the first game content selected in the second selection step;
A program that causes a further execution of

[8]

The program according to any one of [1] to [7],
Each of the plurality of first game media is associated with information indicating either the vanguard that can be the target of at least one motion of the second game media or the rear guard that is not the target of the motion. ,
A program, wherein execution results of actions executed by the second game content differ depending on whether the first game content to be changed in the changing step is front-line or rear-line.

[9]

The program according to any one of [1] to [8],
A program in which selection of a command associated with a first game content in a second state is prohibited.

[10]

The program according to any one of [1] to [9],
In the information processing device,
When the action of the second game medium changes the first game parameter of the first game medium in the second state or the third state by a second threshold or more, the second state or the third state of the first game medium is canceled. A program that causes further steps to be performed.

[11]

The program according to any one of [1] to [10],
at least two first game media among the plurality of first game media are associated with a first user and a second user, respectively;
In the first selection step, a first command is selected according to user input received from the terminal device of the first user, and a second command is selected according to user input received from the terminal device of the second user. a first game medium associated with the first user, and a first game medium associated with the second user, in a second state.

[12]
In the information processing device that executes the game,
a step of storing, in a storage unit, information relating to one or more commands for causing the first game media to operate in association with each of the plurality of first game media;
starting a match between a plurality of first game media and one or more second game media;
a first selection step of selecting at least one command from among the one or more commands associated with the first game content according to a user input;
If the first command is selected in the first selection step,
placing the first game medium in a first state;
a changing step of changing the target of the action of the second game medium to the first game medium in the first state;
If the second command is selected in the first selection step,
placing the first game medium in a second state;
switching the first game medium from the second state to the third state when the second state of the first game medium continues for a predetermined time;
causing the first game medium to perform an action corresponding to the second command when the first game medium is in a third state;
The program that causes the to run.

[13]
A control method for an information processing device that provides a game to a terminal device, comprising:
a step of storing, in a storage unit, information relating to one or more commands for causing the first game media to operate in association with each of the plurality of first game media;
starting a match between a plurality of first game media and one or more second game media;
a first selection step of selecting at least one of the one or more commands associated with the first game content according to a user input received from a terminal device;
If the first command is selected in the first selection step,
placing the first game medium in a first state;
a changing step of changing the target of the action of the second game medium to the first game medium in the first state;
If the second command is selected in the first selection step,
placing the first game medium in a second state;
switching the first game medium from the second state to the third state when the second state of the first game medium continues for a predetermined time;
causing the first game medium to perform an action corresponding to the second command when the first game medium is in a third state;
control methods, including;

[14]
An information processing device that provides a game to a terminal device,
a communication unit that transmits and receives information to and from a terminal device;
a storage unit that stores information relating to one or more commands for causing the first game media to operate in association with each of the plurality of first game media;
a control unit;
The control unit
starting a match between a plurality of first game media and one or more second game media;
selecting at least one of the one or more commands associated with the first game content according to a user input received from a terminal device;
If the first command is selected,
setting the first game medium to a first state;
changing the target of the action of the second game medium to the first game medium in the first state;
If the second command is selected,
placing the first game medium in a second state;
switching the first game medium from the second state to the third state when the second state of the first game medium continues for a predetermined time;
causing the first game medium to perform an action corresponding to the second command when the first game medium is in a third state;
Information processing equipment.

10 Game system 11 Server device 12 Terminal device 13 Network 14 Server communication unit 15 Server storage unit 16 Server control unit 17 Terminal communication unit 18 Terminal storage unit 19 Display unit 20 Terminal control unit 21 Game screen 22 Field display area 23 Competition information display area 24 Command display area 25 First vanguard area 26 First rearward area 27 Second vanguard area 28 Second rearward area 29, 29a, 29b, 29c, 29d First game media 30, 30a, 30b, 30c, 30d Second game media 31 Marker 32 HP
33 BP
34 Duration 35, 35a, 35b, 35c, 35d, 35e, 35f, 35g Command button 36 Image

Claims (13)

when a specific command out of a plurality of commands is selected, the game content used in the battle game is set to the second state;
When the game medium is in the second state and a predetermined condition is satisfied after a predetermined period of time has elapsed, the game medium is set in the third state;
the game medium in the second state cannot execute at least a part of basic actions;
the game medium in the third state is capable of executing at least the basic action and an action that has a greater impact on the battle game than the basic action;
When the game medium is in the third state, the specific command can be executed, and when the specific command is executed, the game medium in the third state provides the fighting game with the basic action. the high-impact operation is performed,
A game control method, wherein the specific command cannot be executed when the game medium is not in the third state. releasing the second state when a first release condition is satisfied when the game medium is in the second state;
releasing the third state when a second release condition is satisfied when the game medium is in the third state;
2. The game control method according to claim 1, wherein said predetermined condition is satisfied when a predetermined period of time elapses without said first release condition being satisfied. 3. The game according to claim 2, wherein the game medium in the third state can further perform an action related to a unique skill different from the basic action and the action that has a greater impact on the battle game than the basic action. control method. The battle game implements a battle between a plurality of game media and one or more opponent-side game media,
the operation related to the unique skill includes an operation to put the game medium in a first state;
4. The game according to claim 3, wherein the game medium in the first state changes the target of the action of the opponent game medium from another game medium to the game medium in the first state. control method. 3. The game medium in the second state cannot perform at least part of the basic action, and a game parameter related to defense is changed to a value different from that in the other state. 5. The game control method according to any one of 2 to 4. 6. The game control method according to claim 2, wherein said second release condition is equal to said first release condition. The first release condition and/or the second release condition are
A specific game parameter of the game medium in the second state or the third state has changed by a first predetermined value or more, or
a specific game parameter of the game medium in the second state or the third state has reached a second predetermined value;
7. The game control method according to any one of claims 2 to 6, wherein: 8. The game control according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the third state is canceled when the game medium in the third state executes the action that has a greater impact on the battle game than the basic action. Method. 9. The game control method according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein said basic actions include at least one of attack, recovery and defense. When the specific command is selected when the game medium is in the third state, the game medium in the third state executes the action that has a greater impact on the battle game than the basic action. Item 10. A game control method according to any one of Items 1 to 9. When a command corresponding to the basic action is selected from the plurality of commands while the game medium is released from the second state or the third state, the game medium executes the basic action. The game control method according to any one of claims 1 to 10. An information processing device comprising a control unit,
The control unit
when a specific command out of a plurality of commands is selected, the game content used in the battle game is set to the second state;
When the game medium is in the second state and a predetermined condition is satisfied after a predetermined period of time has elapsed, the game medium is brought into the third state;
the game medium in the second state cannot execute at least a part of basic actions;
the game medium in the third state is capable of executing at least the basic action and an action that has a greater impact on the battle game than the basic action;
When the game medium is in the third state, the specific command is made executable, and when the specific command is executed, the game medium in the third state has less influence on the battle game than the basic action. perform a large said operation;
An information processing device that makes the specific command unexecutable when the game content is not in the third state. information processing equipment,
setting a game medium used in a competitive game to a second state when a specific command is selected from among a plurality of commands;
a step of changing the game medium to the third state when a predetermined condition is satisfied after a predetermined period of time has elapsed when the game medium is in the second state;
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the game medium in the second state cannot execute at least a part of basic actions;
the game medium in the third state is capable of executing at least the basic action and an action that has a greater impact on the battle game than the basic action;
When the game medium is in the third state, the specific command can be executed, and when the specific command is executed, the game medium in the third state provides the fighting game with the basic action. the high-impact operation is performed,
A program in which the specific command cannot be executed when the game medium is not in the third state.

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