JP7171802B2 - Program, method, and information processor - Google Patents

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Application of Article 30, Paragraph 2 of the Patent Act COLOPL, Inc. posted information about the game program on (A) February 22, 2018 on the website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=xdTCpPZDn2Y, (B) on April 25, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=dYptH6UyTik, (C) May 18, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=gvdlUJclEZc, (D) on December 9, 2017, on the website https://twitter. com/Drgnpj_colopl, website https://twitter.com/Drgnpj_colopl. com/Drgnpj_colopl/status/968387142564089856, website https://twitter. com/Drgnpj_colopl/status/968761055232000001, (E) December 14, 2017, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=NfOr3D4w78I, (F) December 15, 2017, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=uliProZa_cY, (G) December 27, 2017, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=QzfhNqTqkOQ, (H) on January 18, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=JIAL02Tc8c4, (I) on January 18, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=_slR05z4rLO, (J) January 26, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=OqQUeVR4JzQ, (K) on January 19, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? By posting it on v=It_ZffGefKO, the outline of the game by the game program invented by Keisuke Furukawa was made public.

Application of Article 30, Paragraph 2 of the Patent Act COLOPL, Inc. posted information about the game program on January 29, 2018 (L) on the website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=UnpwKdw_2jo, (M) February 12, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=tZUnEJLCaew, (N) March 13, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=iDQAhflbcDk, (O) March 11, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=oYUvxC8wHgU, (P) March 14, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=UnX8CaxCqGw, (Q) March 14, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=5vNHFCSbbzo, (R) on March 20, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=nfrgYdaz2bQ, (S) March 28, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=zw9vKRFAyHO, (T) on March 28, 2018 at website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=4fPDQ927SRc, (U) April 10, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=611Be9-Tulo, (V) April 12, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? By posting it on v=O9kKoSiy9ZM, the outline of the game by the game program invented by Keisuke Furukawa was made public.

Application of Article 30, Paragraph 2 of the Patent Act COLOPL, Inc. posted information about the game program on its website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=fCuuUjYhTsY, (X) April 26, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=dg08J20rJUA, (Y) May 29, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=jUwDomzAGDk, (Z) May 28, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=XeTqLomGITw, (AA) June 13, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=O24OQVMBg-w, (AB) June 13, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=pQnlCKvCl9E, (AC) June 19, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=XnCqZQpteO8, (AD) June 21, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=_a1Igbvq09M, (AF ) on July 9, 2018 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTwfWXZis58, (AG) on July 13, 2018 at website https://www.youtube.com By posting on /watch?v=nAiIuRfTEUQ, an overview of the game based on the game program invented by Keisuke Furukawa was made public.

Application of Article 30, Paragraph 2 of the Patent Act COLOPL, Inc. posted information on the game program on July 13, 2018 (AH) on the website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=NxTzm4Vxw8k, (AI) July 13, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=fiUPa6OTVmm, (AJ) July 13, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=ShFIJJd4EIw, (AK) July 13, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=9VNWMQBccOA, (AL) on July 13, 2018 at website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=xARWC_VIhak, (AM) July 13, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=6K2J8HNCsGU, (AN) July 13, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=NmCmtOqSylc, (AO) July 15, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=NZ42qLUietY, (AP) July 29, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=pk9DUt5hOb8, (AQ) August 29, 2018, website https://www. youtube. com/watch? v=qFyBvmipLpK, (AR) December 9, 2017 at website https://twitter. com/wcat_project, the outline of the game by the game program invented by Keisuke Furukawa was published.

Application of Patent Law Article 30, Paragraph 2 Colopl Co., Ltd. provides an application distribution platform iOS (Apple Inc. App store) https://itunes. apple_com. jp/app/Dragon Project/id1011631336? mt=8 and Android (Google Play Google Play) https://play. google. com/store/apps/details? id=jp. colopl. At drapro & hl = ja, from December 14, 2017 to August 28, 2018, Ver. By distributing the game application "Dragon Project" from 4.09 to 6.16, an overview of the game by the game program invented by Keisuke Furukawa was released.

Application of Patent Law Article 30, Paragraph 2 Colopl Co., Ltd. provides an application distribution platform iOS (Apple Inc. App store) https://itunes. apple_com. jp/app/white cat project/id895687962? mt=8 and Android (Google Play Google Play) https://play. google. com/store/apps/details? id=jp. colopl. In wcat & hl = ja, from December 13, 2017 to August 9, 2018, Ver. By distributing the game application "Shironeko Project" from 1.44 to 1.70, an overview of the game by the game program invented by Keisuke Furukawa was released.

The present invention relates to programs , methods , and information processing apparatuses.

Conventionally, fighting games are widely known. In fighting games, objects manipulated by a user generally attack other objects in the game. In a fighting game, an object to be operated may be set to be able to launch a stronger attack in response to a specific operation input by the user. In such cases, from the perspective of ensuring the success of a more powerful attack, in fighting games, objects that are in a specific positional relationship with respect to the object in motion are considered to be more powerful attacks. It is known to perform control so as to execute a predetermined operation (for example, see Patent Document 1).

JP 2006-304863 A

However, there is a problem that a high degree of skill is required for user operations in order to execute stronger attacks on objects.

The present invention has been conceived in view of such circumstances, and its object is to provide a program , a method , and an information processing apparatus that can be advantageously developed without high skill. is.

According to one aspect of one embodiment presented in the present disclosure, there is provided a program running on a computer comprising a processor, memory and a touch screen. The program comprises a first step of causing the processor to display a user-operable character and other objects on the touch screen, a second step of receiving an input operation on the touch screen, and a and a third step of causing the character to perform a specific action to affect another object in response to a specific operation for releasing the touch operation on the touch screen, wherein the specific operation is performed on the touch screen. Including an operation of moving the position of the touch operation in a direction corresponding to the direction opposite to the direction of the character and canceling the touch operation, the program instructs the processor to perform the touch operation when the character is in a state different from the specific state. A fourth step of causing the character to perform a non-specific action that does not affect other objects when an input operation to move the touch position on the touch screen in a direction corresponding to the direction opposite to the orientation of the character is received. is executed, and the specific action includes a first specific action that performs only actions that affect other objects, and a second specific action that performs actions that affect other objects after performing non-specific actions, In the third step, when the character is in the specific state, the touch position on the touch screen is moved in a direction within a certain range determined by the orientation of the character , and the touch operation is released to perform the specific action in a predetermined manner. When the character is in the specific state, the touch operation is released by moving the touch position on the touch screen in a direction not included in a certain range determined by the orientation of the character . By doing so, the second specific action among the specific actions is performed in the same manner as the predetermined mode, and the degree of effect on the other object by performing the first specific action and the degree of effect on the other object by performing the second specific action are determined. The degree to which it affects other objects by being held is the same.

According to one aspect of one embodiment presented in the present disclosure, there is provided a program running on a computer comprising a processor, memory and a touch screen. The program comprises a first step of causing the processor to display a user-operable character and other objects on the touch screen, a second step of receiving an input operation on the touch screen, and a and a third step of causing the character to perform a specific action to affect another object in response to a specific operation for releasing the touch operation on the touch screen, wherein the specific operation is performed on the touch screen. Including an operation of moving the position of the touch operation in a direction corresponding to the direction opposite to the direction of the character and canceling the touch operation, the program instructs the processor to perform the touch operation when the character is in a state different from the specific state. A fourth step of causing the character to perform a non-specific action that does not affect other objects when an input operation to move the touch position on the touch screen in a direction corresponding to the direction opposite to the orientation of the character is received. is executed, and the specific action includes a first specific action that performs only actions that affect other objects, and a second specific action that performs actions that affect other objects after performing non-specific actions, In the third step, when the character is in the specific state, the touch position on the touch screen is moved in a direction within a certain range determined by the orientation of the character , and the touch operation is released to perform the specific action in a predetermined manner. When the character is in the specific state, the touch operation is released by moving the touch position on the touch screen in a direction not included in a certain range determined by the orientation of the character . By doing so, the second specific action among the specific actions is performed in the same manner as the predetermined mode, and the content of the action when the first specific action is performed and exerts an effect on the other object is the second specific action. When a specific action is performed and affects other objects, it differs from the content of the action.

According to one aspect of one embodiment presented in the present disclosure, there is provided a program running on a computer comprising a processor, memory and a touch screen. The program comprises a first step of causing the processor to display a user-operable character and other objects on the touch screen, a second step of receiving an input operation on the touch screen, and a and a third step of causing the character to perform a specific action to affect another object in response to a specific operation for releasing the touch operation on the touch screen, wherein the specific operation is performed on the touch screen. Including an operation of moving the position of the touch operation in a direction corresponding to the direction opposite to the direction of the character and canceling the touch operation, the program instructs the processor to perform the touch operation when the character is in a state different from the specific state. A fourth step of causing the character to perform a non-specific action that does not affect other objects when an input operation to move the touch position on the touch screen in a direction corresponding to the direction opposite to the orientation of the character is received. is executed, and the specific action includes a first specific action that performs only actions that affect other objects, and a second specific action that performs actions that affect other objects after performing non-specific actions, In the third step, when the character is in the specific state, the touch position on the touch screen is moved in a direction within a certain range determined by the orientation of the character , and the touch operation is released to perform the specific action in a predetermined manner. When the character is in the specific state, the touch operation is released by moving the touch position on the touch screen in a direction not included in a certain range determined by the orientation of the character . By doing so, the second specified action among the specified actions is performed in the same mode as the predetermined mode, and the degree of advantage for the user by performing the non-specified action in a state different from the specified state, and the second specified action The degree of advantage for the user due to the non-specific action being performed in the action is different.

According to one aspect of one embodiment presented in the present disclosure, there is provided a method performed in a computer comprising a processor, memory and a touch screen. The method comprises: a first step of causing the computer to display a user-operable character and other objects on the touch screen; a second step of accepting an input operation to the touch screen; and a third step of causing the character to perform a specific action to affect another object in response to a specific operation of releasing the touch operation on the touch screen at a certain time, wherein the specific operation is a touch on the touch screen. The method includes an operation of releasing the touch operation by moving the position of the operation in a direction corresponding to the direction opposite to the orientation of the character , and the method includes : a fourth step of causing the character to perform a non-specific action that does not affect other objects when an input operation to move the touch position on the touch screen in a direction corresponding to the direction opposite to the direction of the specific action includes a first specific action that performs only an action that affects another object, a second specific action that performs an action that affects another object after performing a non-specific action, and a third In the step, when the character is in the specific state, the touch position on the touch screen is moved in a direction within a certain range determined by the orientation of the character , and the touch operation is released to perform the specific action in a predetermined manner. When the first specific action is performed and the character is in the specific state, the touch position on the touch screen is moved in a direction not included in a certain range determined by the direction of the character , and the touch operation is released. By doing so, the second specific action among the specific actions is performed in the same mode as the predetermined mode, and the degree of effect on the other object by performing the first specific action and the second specific action are performed. The degree of effect on other objects is the same.

Advantageously, the invention can be deployed without great sophistication.

It is a figure which shows the structure of a user terminal and a game server. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a functional configuration of a user terminal; FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a history information table referred to by an input operation receiving unit to detect types of input operations; FIG. 4 is a diagram schematically showing an example of a game space image displayed on the touch screen by the display control unit; 4 is an example of a flowchart showing the flow of processing executed by the game system; FIG. 11 is another example of a flowchart showing the flow of processing executed by the game system; FIG.

[Embodiment 1]
Specific examples of a game program, a recording medium, a method, and an information processing apparatus according to embodiments of the present disclosure will be described below with reference to the drawings. The present disclosure is not limited to these examples, but is indicated by the claims, and is intended to include all changes within the meaning and range of equivalents of the claims. In the following description, the same reference numerals are given to the same elements in the description of the drawings, and redundant description will not be repeated.

<Relationship and configuration between user terminal and game terminal>
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing configurations of a user terminal 100 (information processing device) and a game server 200. As shown in FIG. First, the relationship between the user terminal 100 (information processing device) and the game server 200 used in the game system 1 and their configurations will be described with reference to FIG. The game system 1 includes multiple user terminals 100 and a game server 200 . Each user terminal 100 and game server 200 are connected via a network 2 . The network 2 can be connected to the Internet, various mobile communication systems (for example, so-called 3G, 4G mobile communication systems, LTE (Long Term Evolution)) constructed by wireless base stations (not shown), or the Internet via a predetermined access point. Wireless networks (eg, WiFi®) may be included.

User terminal 100 is more preferably a mobile terminal such as a smart phone, a feature phone, a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant), or a tablet computer. The user terminal 100 includes a processor 10, a memory 11, a storage 12, a communication interface (IF) 13, an input/output IF 14, and a touch screen 15 electrically connected to each other via a communication bus.

The input/output IF 14 has various data input/output functions and audio input/output functions via a USB (Universal Serial Bus) or the like.

The touch screen 15 is an electronic component in which an input section 151 and a display section 152 are combined. The input unit 151 is a touch-sensitive device, and is configured by a touch pad or the like, for example. The display unit 152 is configured by, for example, a liquid crystal display or an organic EL (electro-luminescence) display. The input unit 151 detects contact of an object such as a user's finger or a stylus on the touch screen 15 and receives the detection result as an input operation. Note that the input unit 151 may be configured to detect the proximity of an object in addition to the contact of the object. The input unit 151 detects information on the screen position where the user's action (mainly physical contact operation such as swipe operation, flick operation, and tap operation) included in the operation input is input, and outputs the information. It has a function to output as an information signal to the outside. The touch screen 15 may be touch sensitive. The touch-sensitive device may employ any type of system, such as a capacitive system or a resistive film system.

The game server 200 provides each user terminal 100 with various services related to games. More preferably, the game server 200 is a general-purpose computer such as a workstation or personal computer. The game server 200 includes a processor 20, a memory 21, a storage 22, a communication interface (IF) 23, and an input/output IF 24 electrically connected to each other via a communication bus.

The processors 10 and 20 include a CPU (Central Processing Unit), an MPU (Micro processing unit), a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), and the like. Processor 10 controls the overall operation of user terminal 100 . The processor 20 controls the operation of the game server 200 as a whole. The memories 11 and 21 are main storage devices, and include ROMs (Read Only Memories) and RAMs (Random Access Memories). The storages 12 and 22 are auxiliary storage devices and include non-volatile storage devices such as flash memories or HDDs (Hard Disk Drives). Various programs and data loaded from the storage 12 by the processor 10 are temporarily stored in the memory 11 . Various programs and data loaded from the storage 22 by the processor 20 are temporarily stored in the memory 21 . The memory 11 thereby provides a work area for the processor 10 . Memory 21 provides a work area for processor 20 .

The storage 22 of the game server 200 stores game data such as game programs. The storage 12 of the user terminal 100 stores game data such as game programs downloaded from the game server 200 . The game program is developed in memories 11 and 21 . Processor 10 executes a game program developed in memory 11 . Processor 20 executes a game program developed in memory 21 . The memory 11 also temporarily stores various game data generated while the processor 10 is operating according to the game program. The memory 21 also temporarily stores various game data generated while the processor 20 is operating according to the game program. In this embodiment, the various data include a predetermined game program, user information, game data such as game information, an instruction to send and receive them between the user terminal 100 and the game server 200, and an instruction to progress the game. .

The communication IFs 13 and 23 have communication control functions for transmitting and receiving various data between the user terminal 100 and the game server 200 . The communication control function includes, for example, a wireless LAN (Local Area Network) connection function, a wired LAN, a wireless LAN, an Internet connection function via a mobile phone network, a short-range wireless communication function, and the like.

The input/output IF 24 of the game server 200 includes an input unit, such as a mouse and a keyboard, which are information input devices, and an output unit such as a liquid crystal display, and is used to monitor computer information.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a functional configuration of the user terminal 100. As shown in FIG. A functional configuration of the user terminal 100 will be described with reference to FIG. The user terminal 100 can function as a control unit 110 and a storage unit 120 through cooperation of the processor 10, memory 11, storage 12, communication IF 13, input/output IF 14, and the like. A game program stored in the storage unit 120 is expanded on the main memory and executed by the control unit 110 . The control unit 110 can function as an input operation reception unit 111, a camera placement control unit 112, a display control unit 113, and an object control unit 114 according to the game program. Various game data generated while the control unit 110 is operating according to the program and various game data used by the control unit 110 are also temporarily stored in the main memory. The storage unit 120 stores data necessary for the control unit 110 to function as each unit. The data includes, for example, game programs, game information, and user information. Game information includes an object management table, a skill management table, reference motion data 121, combo data 122, a history information table (described later), and a user management table. The object management table is a table for managing various game objects. The skill management table is a table for managing various skills of game characters. The reference motion data 121 is a table for defining the motion of each game character. The combo data 122 is a table for managing the contents of attack actions (for example, attack power, motion, etc.) to be executed by the character in combos generated under predetermined conditions. The history information table is a table containing a plurality of pieces of information indicating contact positions detected by the input unit 151 . The user management table is a table containing a history of actions executed by game characters.

The control unit 110 controls the overall operation of the user terminal 100, transmits and receives data between elements, and performs arithmetic processing and other processing necessary for game execution. For example, the control unit 110 develops a game according to the game program based on the input operation detected by the input operation receiving unit 111, and draws a game image showing the result. The control unit 110 operates objects in the game space based on user information received from the game server 200 , calculation results by the game program, and input operations detected by the input operation receiving unit 111 . Examples of objects include character objects (game characters) and target objects (other objects). A character object is an object to be operated by a user in a game. Also, the target object is an object to be acted upon by the character object. Also, the control unit 110 generates an image captured by a virtual camera that captures the game space. Further, the control unit 110 performs processing such as updating various data stored in the storage unit 120 based on input operations on the touch screen 15, results of arithmetic processing, and the like. Further, the control unit 110 refers to various user information and game information stored in the storage unit 120, and executes various determinations necessary for progressing the game.

Input operation reception unit 111 detects the type of user's input operation on input unit 151 . The input operation reception unit 111 determines what kind of operation has been performed based on operation instructions from the console via the input unit 151 and other input/output IFs 14 . The input operation reception unit 111 outputs the determined result to necessary elements such as the camera placement control unit 112 . Examples of types of input operations determined by the input operation receiving unit 111 include a first input operation and a second input operation. A first input operation is an operation input by moving a touch position on the touch screen 15 from a certain position (first position) to a certain position (second position). Examples of the first input operation include a flick operation and a swipe operation. For example, the input operation reception unit 111 accepts an operation input by releasing the contact after the user moves from a first position to a certain position on the touch screen 15 in a time shorter than a predetermined time. "flick operation". Note that the direction of the flick operation is determined by the first position and the second position.

Further, after moving the touch position on the touch screen 15 from a certain position (third position) to a certain position (fourth position), the input operation reception unit 111 moves the touch position to the position after moving the touch position. The operation (third input operation) input by keeping the . A second input operation is an operation that is input without changing the touch position on the touch screen 15 . The second input operation includes, for example, a tap operation.

The input operation reception unit 111 determines that the “touch-on state” has been reached when contact with the touch screen 15 is detected in a state in which contact with an object is not detected. Further, the input operation reception unit 111 determines that the “touch-off state” is reached when no contact of an object with the touch screen 15 is detected. Further, the input operation receiving unit 111 sequentially receives history information indicating touch positions on the touch screen 15 as history information of the “touch now state”.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a history information table that the input operation receiving unit 111 refers to in order to detect the type of input operation. An example of how the input operation receiving unit 111 determines the type of input operation will be described with reference to FIG. 3 . In FIG. 3, history information indicating positions on the touch screen 15 detected by the input unit 151 is stored in each of eleven arrays from array fp[0] to array fp[10]. The history information is stored in the history information table for each predetermined period (for example, each frame rate). The number of arrays in which history information is stored is not limited, and may be any number. Further, in the history information table, it is preferable that the storage unit 120 is configured so that the history information detected when the touch-off changes to the touch-on is used as the initial position coordinates.

In the table of FIG. 3, for example, arrays fp[0] to array fp[9] store history information (x0, y0), and array fp[10] stores a null value. The receiving unit 111 determines that the input operation is a tap operation. Further, for example, when a null value is stored after history information has changed in the Touch Now state, the input operation receiving unit 111 stores array fp[3] and array fp[3] immediately before array fp[5] in which the null value is stored. Refer to the history information stored in [4].

Then, when the distance between the positions indicated by the history information of the array fp[3] and the array fp[4] is equal to or greater than a preset threshold, the input operation receiving unit 111 determines that the input operation is a flick operation. discriminate.

For example, when the history information (x15, y15) is stored in the arrays fp[4] to fp[10] after the history information has changed in the Touch Now state, the input operation reception unit 111 allows the input operation to be a swipe operation. determine that there is

The camera arrangement control unit 112 controls the arrangement of virtual cameras that capture images of the game space. The camera placement control unit 112 controls a virtual camera for designating the field of view of the game space based on the user information stored in the storage unit 120, the calculation result by the game program, and the type of operation detected by the input operation reception unit 111. controls the placement of The camera arrangement control unit 112 preferably arranges the virtual camera such that the character object is displayed near the center. Camera placement control section 112 outputs the captured image of the virtual camera to display control section 113 .

The display control unit 113 displays the captured image of the virtual camera on the display unit 152 . Also, the display control unit 113 causes the display unit 152 to display an object according to an instruction from the object control unit 114 .

The object control unit 114 controls objects such as character objects and target objects based on user input operations and/or game programs. For example, the object control unit 114 performs control for moving the character object, control for causing the character object to perform an action for acting on the target object, and the like. The object control unit 114 also instructs the display control unit 113 to display on the display unit 152 an object corresponding to the input operation received by the input operation receiving unit 111 .

<Overview of actions by game characters>
FIG. 4 is a diagram schematically showing an example of a game space image displayed on the touch screen 15. As shown in FIG. Actions to be executed by the game character C1 include, for example, an action to act on the target object, an action to move the target object, and the like. Actions include, for example, attacks. Actions for exerting an effect on the target object include, for example, attack motions.

Examples of types of target objects include an enemy character C2 that performs an attack action or the like on the game character C1, and an obstacle that hinders the movement of the game character C1. Also, movement is an action for changing the position of the game character C1 in the game space. Actions for movement include, for example, walking, running, avoidance actions for avoiding attack actions by other objects or other objects.

When a touch operation for moving the touch position from the position L1 to the position L2 is received in the touch now state, the elastic object E2 deformed so as to extend the elastic object E1 in the direction of the touch operation is displayed on the touch screen 15. - 特許庁The game character C1 moves in the direction of the touch operation.

In the following, an outline of an attack performed by the game character C1 against the enemy character C2 according to the input operation from the user will be described.

First, a game space image captured by the virtual camera is displayed on the touch screen 15 . Here, the orientation of the virtual camera is set so that the game character C1 is arranged at a predetermined position in the game space image. As a result, the touch screen 15 displays an image of the game space within a predetermined range based on the position of the game character C1. When the enemy character C2 exists within a predetermined range from the position of the game character C1, the orientation of the game character C1 is set so that the game character C1 faces the enemy character C2. The predetermined range may be, for example, an attackable range in which the game character C1 can attack, or a range displayed on the touch screen 15 in addition to the attackable range.

If the state of the game character C1 is not the specific state (first state), the game character C1 is caused to perform an avoidance action (non-specific action) in response to the user's flick operation, and the normal action is performed in response to the user's tap operation. Let the game character C1 execute an attack.

If the game character C1 exists within the attackable range based on the position of the enemy character C2, the attack from the enemy character C2 can be avoided by causing the game character C1 to perform an evasive action. Also, if the enemy character C2 exists within the attackable range based on the position of the game character C1, the normal attack hits the enemy character C2 by causing the game character C1 to perform a normal attack. That is, an action corresponding to the normal attack is exerted on the enemy character C2. Note that, when the enemy character C2 is present within a predetermined range from the position of the game character C1, the control unit 110 performs lock-on processing to target the enemy character C2 as an attack target of the game character C1. When a tap operation for a normal attack is performed while lock-on processing is being performed, the game character C1 performs a normal attack on the enemy character C2. That is, the game character C1 faces the enemy character C2 and performs a normal attack.

When the normal attack is completed, the number of stages of the combo attack is set. Specifically, if the normal attack hits the enemy character C2 continuously, the number of steps is updated to 1, 2, 3, 1, . . . If the game character C1 is damaged by an attack from the enemy character C2, or if the normal attack of the game character C1 ends in failure, the number of stages of the combo attack is reset to zero.

The specific state refers to a state in which the game character C1 is performing a predetermined action. The state in which a predetermined action is performed is, for example, (i) a state in which a normal attack is performed on the enemy character C2 on the touch screen 15 up to a predetermined stage (for example, the third stage (final stage) of a combo attack). (ii) a state in which a long-tap operation is being accepted from the user; (iii) a predetermined time from the end of the long-tap operation by the user (for example, 0.2 second) has not elapsed, and (iv) the game character C1 is placed in a predetermined state (charged state) when a long tap operation is received from the user, and the touch position is continued while the touch is continued from the long tap operation. is moved to move the game character C1 (moving in a charged state, a charged walking state). The specific state may be a state related to the game character C1, but may be a state based on the premise that the enemy character C2 is displayed on the touch screen 15, for example.

When it is determined that the game character C1 is in the specific state, an arrow AR1 (direction object) pointing toward the enemy character C2 is displayed near the game character C1. By displaying the arrow AR1, the direction determined by the position of the game character C1 and the position of the enemy character C2 can be identified. Alternatively, the control unit 110 displays an arrow AR1 in the direction in which the enemy character C2 to be locked on by the game character C1 exists when the lock-on process is being performed.

When the user performs a flick operation, the game character C1 is caused to perform a specific attack (specific action) against the enemy character C2. That is, as long as the flick operation is accepted, the game character C1 can move the enemy character C2 regardless of the direction of the flick operation (for example, even if the direction is different from the direction indicated by the arrow AR1 (the opposite direction)). perform a specific attack against As a result, an action corresponding to the specific attack can be exerted on the enemy character C2 without requiring high skill. The specific attack has a higher degree of advantage in the progress of the game than the normal attack, and for example, the damage power (power) given to the enemy character C2 and the attack range are greater than those of the normal attack. Here, when the game character C1 is caused to perform a specific attack against the enemy character C2 by flicking, flicking in the direction indicated by the arrow AR1 (or an angle within a certain range including the angle in the direction indicated by the arrow AR1) is performed. The specific attack is not activated by the operation, and a specific attack is performed by flicking in a direction other than the direction indicated by the arrow AR1 (or in a direction with an angle that is not included in a certain range of angles, including the angle indicated by the arrow AR1). It may be activated.

<Aspect example of game system processing>
FIG. 5 is an example of a flowchart showing a flow of attack processing executed by the game system 1. FIG. Note that the attack processing is repeatedly executed by the input operation reception unit 111 , the camera placement control unit 112 , the display control unit 113 and the object control unit 114 . Also, in the following description, the flow of a series of processing steps described using flowcharts is described as being executed by the user terminal 100, but at least some of these processing steps are executed by the game server 200. may be performed.

In step S<b>01 , the game space image captured by the virtual camera is displayed on the touch screen 15 . Here, the orientation of the virtual camera is set so that the game character C1 is arranged at a predetermined position in the game space image. As a result, the touch screen 15 displays an image of the game space within a predetermined range based on the position of the game character C1.

In step S02, it is determined based on various game parameters whether or not the enemy character C2 exists within a predetermined range from the position of the game character C1. When it is determined that the enemy character C2 exists within the predetermined range, the process proceeds to step S03. In step S03, the orientation of the game character C1 is set so that the game character C1 faces the enemy character C2. When it is not determined in step S02 that the enemy character C2 exists within the predetermined range, or when the process of step S03 is completed, the process proceeds to step S04.

In step S04, it is determined whether or not the game character C1 is in a specific state based on various game parameters. When the state of the game character C1 is not determined to be the specific state, the process proceeds to step S05, and it is determined based on the input operation on the touch screen 15 whether or not the tap operation has been performed by the user. If it is determined that the tap operation has not been performed, the current attack processing is terminated.

On the other hand, when it is determined that the tap operation has been performed, the process proceeds to step S06 to have the game character C1 perform a normal attack on the enemy character C2. As a result, when the enemy character C2 is present, an action corresponding to a normal attack is exerted. When the normal attack is completed, the number of stages of the combo attack is set in step S07, and then the current attack processing is finished.

Therefore, when the next tap operation is received within a predetermined time (for example, 0.1 seconds) from the current tap operation, the next normal attack is executed. For example, if the attack in response to the current tap operation is the first attack, the second attack is executed in response to the next tap operation within a predetermined period of time.

Also, in a combo attack, an attack corresponding to the number of steps is executed. For example, a horizontal slash is performed in the first stage, a diagonal slash is performed in the second stage, and a vertical slash is performed in the third stage. Therefore, if the attack corresponding to the tap operation this time is a second attack or later, a command corresponding to the attack is set in the command register. This allows the next tap operation to be accepted before the action corresponding to the current tap operation is executed. That is, it becomes possible to reserve an operation.

When an input operation is performed on the touch screen 15 when the state of the game character C1 is not in the specific state, various processes are executed according to other flowcharts (not shown). The various types of processing include processing for causing the game character C1 to perform an evasive action in response to the flick operation.

When it is determined in step S04 that the game character C1 is in the specific state, the process proceeds to step S08 to display an arrow AR1 pointing toward the enemy character C2 near the game character C1. Note that the arrow AR1 may not be displayed when the enemy character C2 does not exist within a predetermined range from the position of the game character C1.

In step S<b>09 , it is determined based on the input operation on the touch screen 15 whether or not the user has performed a flick operation. When it is not determined that the flick operation has been performed, the process proceeds to step S10 to determine whether or not another operation (for example, tap operation) has been performed by the user based on the input operation on the touch screen 15 .

When it is determined that the other operation has not been performed, the process returns to step S09, and when it is determined that the other operation has been performed, the current attack processing is terminated. Therefore, the other operation is regarded as an operation for canceling execution of the specific attack.

When it is determined in step S09 that the flick operation has been performed, the process proceeds to step S11, and the enemy character is displayed in a common manner (for example, common start timing) regardless of the direction of the flick operation. The game character C1 is made to execute a specific attack against C2. That is, regardless of the relationship between the direction of the received flick operation and the direction in which the game character C1 faces or the direction from the position of the game character C1 to the position of the enemy character C2, the game character C1 moves in the direction of the flick operation. Regardless, a specific attack is executed against the enemy character C2 in a common manner. Also, the damage power (power) and attack range of the specific attack in this case are determined to be in a common mode regardless of the direction of the received flick operation.

Note that the process of step S11 can be executed even when the enemy character C2 does not exist. As a result, it is possible to practice the operation for the specific attack and to confirm in advance what kind of attack the specific attack is.

When a specific attack is performed while the enemy character C2 is present within a predetermined range from the position of the game character C1, an effect corresponding to the specific attack is exerted on the enemy character C2. The attack process this time ends after the process of step S11.

<Effects of this embodiment>
According to this embodiment, the game character C<b>1 and the enemy character C<b>2 are displayed on the touch screen 15 . When a flick operation is performed in the specific state, the game character C1 performs a specific attack on the enemy character C2. That is, regardless of the relationship between the direction of the flick operation and the specific direction in which the game character C1 faces, or the direction of the flick operation, the position where the game character C1 is displayed, and the enemy character C2. A specific attack is executed in a common manner regardless of the relationship between the displayed position and the specific direction determined by the .

As a result, the user can advantageously develop the game without using high skill. Moreover, since the specific attack is executed in a common manner without specifying the direction of the flick operation, the processing load for executing the specific attack can be reduced. Since the damage power (potency) and attack range of the specific attack are common regardless of the direction of the flick operation, it is possible to prevent the direction of the flick operation from giving advantage or disadvantage.

Further, according to the present embodiment, the state in which the long tap operation is being accepted is defined as the specific state. In this case, the specific attack can be executed by shifting from the long tapping operation to the flicking operation. This saves the trouble of temporarily removing the finger from the touch screen 15, and enables the game character C1 to quickly execute the specific attack.

Note that when defining a state in which the third stage (final stage) of the combo attack against the enemy character C2 is completed as the specific state, the specific attack is a damage-defeating attack after the combo attack. This makes it possible to give decisive damage to the enemy character C2.

Further, when defining a state in which a predetermined time (for example, 0.2 seconds) has not elapsed since the end of the long-tap operation as the specific state, once the finger touched for the long-tap operation is removed from the touch screen 15 and then flicked. A specific attack is executed by performing an operation. This makes it possible to give sharpness to the flick operation.

Furthermore, according to the present embodiment, the orientation of the game character C1 is set so that the game character C1 faces the enemy character C2 when the enemy character C2 exists within a predetermined range based on the position of the game character C1. be. As a result, the user can easily recognize that the enemy character C2 has appeared from the orientation of the game character C1. In addition, the target of attack can be predicted.

Further, according to this embodiment, the arrow AR1 pointing toward the enemy character C2 is displayed near the game character C1. As a result, the user can easily recognize the target of the specific attack according to the flick operation.

[Embodiment 2]
FIG. 6 is another example of a flowchart showing the flow of processing executed by the game system 1. FIG. However, the processing of steps S01 to S10 and the processing when a flick operation is performed in a state different from the specific state (processing for causing the game character C1 to perform an evasive action) are the same as the above-described processing, so description thereof will be omitted. do not repeat

When it is determined in step S<b>09 that the user has performed a flick operation, the process proceeds to step S<b>21 to identify the direction of the flick operation based on the input operation on the touch screen 15 . In step S22, it is determined whether the direction of the flick operation is opposite to the direction in which the game character C1 faces (specifically, within a range of 30 degrees to the left and right with respect to the opposite direction). Make a decision based on the results.

When the direction of the flick operation is not determined to be the opposite direction, the process proceeds to step S23 to cause the game character C1 to perform a specific attack 1 (first specific action). On the other hand, when it is determined that the direction of the flick operation is the opposite direction, the process proceeds to step S24 to cause the game character C1 to perform a specific attack 2 (second specific action). Here, the specific attack 1 and the specific attack 2 are actions that act on the enemy character C2, and the content of the action that acts on the enemy character C2, damage power (power), and attack range are the same. common. However, while the specific attack 1 performs only an action that affects the enemy character C2, the specific attack 2 performs a series of evasive actions (non-specific actions) followed by a series of actions that affect the enemy character C2. They are different in that they perform actions.

<Effects of this embodiment>
According to the present embodiment, when a flick operation is performed in a specific state, the game character C1 moves in the direction of the flick operation regardless of the relationship between the direction of the flick operation and the specific direction in which the game character C1 faces. and the specific direction determined by the position where the game character C1 is displayed and the position where the enemy character C2 is displayed, the specific attack is executed in a common manner. As a result, the user can advantageously develop the game without using high skill.

Also, the type of specific attack is determined according to the direction of the flick operation. This allows the user to diversify attacks according to the direction of the flick operation. Despite such diversification, the damage power (power) and attack range of specific attacks are common regardless of the direction of the flick operation, so it is possible to prevent advantages and disadvantages depending on the direction of the flick operation. can be prevented.

[Modification of Embodiment 2]
Assume that when a flick operation is performed, the game character C1 is made to perform an evasive action in the direction of the flick operation. For example, a state in which the game character C1 is not moving because no touch operation is performed, or a touch operation in which the touch position is moving from the touch-on position to the touch-now position is received and the touch operation continues. Assume that when a flick operation is performed while C1 is being moved, the game character C1 is caused to perform a first avoidance motion in the direction of the flick operation.

In the process of step S24 of FIG. 6 (when the game character C1 is in a specific state and the direction of the flick operation is opposite to the direction of the game character C1), the game character C1 performs a second avoidance action different from the first avoidance action. Avoidance action may be performed. For example, the first avoidance action may be a motion that causes the game character C1 to roll over, and the second avoidance action may be a motion that causes the game character C1 to roll over.

In this modification, the situations in which the game character C1 can perform the second avoidance action are more limited than the situations in which the game character C1 can perform the first avoidance action. For example, by performing a flick operation in a specific stage (such as the final stage) of a combo attack by a tap operation, the game character C1 can be made to perform the second avoidance action, whereas the first avoidance action is , there are more situations in which the character can perform an evasive action, such as a state in which the character is not moving or a state in which the character is moving. In addition, the input operation condition for performing the second avoidance action on the game character C1 (flicking in the direction opposite to the direction in which the game character C1 is facing) is stricter than that for performing the first avoidance action. .

Here, when the invincibility time is set for the game character C1 in the first avoidance action, the invulnerability time set for the game character C1 in the second avoidance action is different from the first avoidance action (first avoidance action). longer than the invulnerability time of the evasive action).

The attack motion of the enemy character C2 that can be avoided by the first avoidance motion and the attack motion of the enemy character C2 that can be avoided by the second avoidance motion may be different. For example, assuming that the enemy character C2 performs an attack action with a specific motion (such as an attack action that makes water flow along the ground), it is difficult to avoid with the first avoidance action (action of rolling on the ground), but with the second avoidance action ( Somersault), the attack motion of the enemy character C2 may be avoided.

If a special attack (counter attack after evasion) can be triggered by a tap operation after the first evasive action and the second evasive action, the period for accepting the tap operation for performing the special attack is set. , the first avoidance operation and the second avoidance operation may be different. For example, after the second evasive action, the time for receiving a special attack by a tap operation is lengthened.

In this way, while the first avoidance action and the second avoidance action are different, the situation in which the second avoidance action can be performed is different from the situation in which the first avoidance action can be performed. As a result, the user can be motivated to make the game character C1 perform various actions, and the game becomes more interesting.

Also, when the second avoidance action is performed in step S24, an action that affects the enemy character C2 may be performed subsequent to the second avoidance action. In this case, the specific attack 2 performs a series of actions that affect the enemy character C2 following the second evasive action.

<Modification>
Modified examples of the embodiment described above are enumerated below.

(1) In Embodiments 1 and 2, it is assumed that only one enemy character C2 appears within a predetermined range from the position of the game character C1. However, a plurality of enemy characters C2 may appear in the predetermined range. In this case, in step S03, the orientation of the game character C3 is set so as to face, for example, one enemy character C2 randomly selected from among the plurality of enemy characters C2.

(2) In Embodiments 1 and 2, when the enemy character C2 exists within a predetermined range from the position of the game character C1, the game character C1 is oriented so that it faces the direction in which the enemy character C2 exists. set. However, the orientation of the game character C1 may be set to, for example, the moving direction (advancing direction) of the game character C1 regardless of whether or not the enemy character C2 exists within the predetermined range.

(3) In Embodiments 1 and 2, it is assumed that there is only one game character C1. However, a plurality of game characters C1 may appear, and the game character C1 acting according to the user operation may be switched according to the character switching operation during attack.

(4) In Embodiment 2, the type of specific attack is determined depending on whether the direction of the flick operation is opposite to the direction in which the game character C1 faces. However, for example, if the direction of the flick operation is included in a predetermined angle range (for example, a range of 45 degrees to the left and right) from the direction in which the game character C1 faces (or the direction determined by the position of the game character and the position of the enemy character). A specific attack 1 may be executed, and a specific attack 2 may be executed when the angle is out of the predetermined angle range.

(5) In Embodiments 1 and 2, the specific action is an action that affects the enemy character, and the content of the action is the same (common mode) regardless of the direction of the flick operation. An example of an action (specific attack) that has the same damage power and attack range (common aspect) is also shown. However, if the content of the specific action is the same (common mode) regardless of the direction of the flick operation, even if the specific action is an action that differs in damage power or attack range depending on the direction of the flick operation. good. Also, the specific action may be an action that differs depending on the direction of the flick operation, as long as the damage power and attack range are the same (common aspect) regardless of the direction of the flick operation. .

<Appendix>
The items described in each of the above embodiments will be added below.

(Appendix 1):
According to an aspect of one embodiment shown in the present disclosure, a game program executed in a computer (user terminal 100) comprising a processor, a memory, and a touch screen, the game program instructing the processor to a first step (S01 to S03) of displaying a game character and other objects (enemy characters) that can be manipulated on the touch screen; and a second step (S05, S09) of accepting an input operation to the touch screen and receiving a first input operation input by moving a touch position on the touch screen from a first position to a second position when the game character is in the first state; and a third step (S11, S23, S24) of causing the game character to perform a specific action (specific attack) for exerting an effect on another object, wherein the third step includes the first position and the Regardless of the relationship between the direction of the touch operation determined by the second position and the specific direction in which the game character faces, the specific action is performed in a common manner.

(Appendix 2):
According to an aspect of one embodiment shown in the present disclosure, a game program executed in a computer (user terminal 100) comprising a processor, a memory, and a touch screen, the game program instructing the processor to a first step (S01 to S03) of displaying a game character and other objects (enemy characters) that can be manipulated on the touch screen; and a second step (S05, S09) of accepting an input operation to the touch screen and receiving a first input operation input by moving a touch position on the touch screen from a first position to a second position when the game character is in the first state; and a third step (S11, S23, S24) of causing the game character to perform a specific action (specific attack) for exerting an effect on another object, wherein the third step includes the first position and the Regardless of the relationship between the direction of the touch operation determined by the second position and the specific direction determined by the position where the game character is displayed and the position where the other object is displayed, the common aspect perform a specific action.

(Appendix 3):
In (Appendix 1) or (Appendix 2), the first state is a state in which the touch operation is continuously accepted for a first period of time.

(Appendix 4):
In any one of (Appendix 1) to (Appendix 3), in the first step, when another object exists within a predetermined range from the position of the game character, the orientation of the game character is changed to that of the other object. Display control is performed to direct the user to the direction (S02, S03).

(Appendix 5):
In any one of (Appendix 1) to (Appendix 4), the game program causes the processor to display the position where the game character is displayed and the other object in the first state. A fourth step (S08) of displaying a direction object (AR1) capable of specifying a direction determined by the position of the object is executed.

(Appendix 6):
In any one of (Appendix 1) to (Appendix 5), the game program instructs the processor, when the game character is in the second state, if the first input operation is received, the other and a fifth step of causing the game character to perform a non-specific action (avoidance action) different from the specific action for acting on the other object, wherein the specific action is only the action for acting on the other object. and a second specific action of performing an action that affects the other object after performing the non-specific action, wherein the third step includes: performing the first position and the second If the direction of the touch operation determined by the position of is included in a certain range of directions determined by the specific direction, the first specific action of the specific actions is performed in a predetermined manner (S23), When the direction of the touch operation determined by the first position and the second position is not included in the fixed range of directions determined by the specific direction, the specified action is performed in the same manner as the predetermined mode. performs the second specific action (S24).

(Appendix 7):
According to an aspect of one embodiment shown in the present disclosure, a game method executed in a computer (user terminal 100) comprising a processor, a memory, and a touch screen, the game method comprising: a first step (S01 to S03) of displaying a game character and other objects (enemy characters) that can be manipulated on the touch screen; and a second step (S05, S09) of accepting an input operation to the touch screen and receiving a first input operation input by moving a touch position on the touch screen from a first position to a second position when the game character is in the first state; and a third step (S11, S23, S24) of causing the game character to perform a specific action (specific attack) for exerting an effect on another object, wherein the third step is performed at the first position and the 2 and the specific direction in which the game character is facing, the specific action is performed in a common manner.

(Appendix 8):
According to an aspect of an embodiment shown in the present disclosure, an information processing device (user terminal 100), which includes a storage unit (120) that stores a game program, and the information processing by executing the game program. a control unit (110) for controlling the operation of the device, the control unit displaying a game character operable by the user and other objects (enemy characters) on the touch screen in a first step (S01 to S03); a second step (S05, S09) of receiving an input operation to the touch screen; A third step (S11, S23) of causing the game character to perform a specific action (specific attack) for exerting an effect on the other object when a first input operation input by moving to a position is received. , S24), and the third step is performed in common regardless of the relationship between the direction of the touch operation determined by the first position and the second position and the specific direction in which the game character faces. causes the specific action to be performed in the manner of

[Example of realization by software]
The control blocks (control unit 110, etc.) of the user terminal 100 and the game server 200 may be implemented by a logic circuit (hardware) formed in an integrated circuit (IC chip) or the like, or may be realized by a CPU (Central Processing Unit). It may be implemented by software using

In the latter case, the user terminal 100 and the game server 200 have a CPU that executes instructions of a program, which is software that implements each function, and a ROM (Read Only Memory) or a storage device (these are referred to as a "recording medium"), a RAM (Random Access Memory) for developing the above program, or the like. The object of the present disclosure is achieved by a computer (or CPU) reading and executing the program from the recording medium. As the recording medium, a "non-temporary tangible medium" such as a tape, disk, card, semiconductor memory, programmable logic circuit, or the like can be used. Also, the program may be supplied to the computer via any transmission medium (communication network, broadcast wave, etc.) capable of transmitting the program. It should be noted that the present disclosure can also be embodied in the form of a data signal embedded in a carrier wave in which the program is embodied by electronic transmission.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, but can be modified in various ways within the scope of the claims, and can be obtained by appropriately combining technical means disclosed in different embodiments. is also included in the technical scope of the present invention.

1 game system, 2 network, 10, 20 processor, 11, 21 memory, 12, 22 storage, 15 touch screen, 100 user terminal, 110 control unit, 111 input operation reception unit, 112 camera placement control unit, 113 display control unit , 114 object control unit, 120 storage unit, 121 reference motion data, 122 combo data, 151 input unit, 152 display unit, 200 game server, a1, a2, a3 action

Claims (13)

A program running on a computer comprising a processor, memory and a touch screen, comprising:
The program causes the processor to:
a first step of displaying a user-operable character and other objects on the touch screen;
a second step of receiving an input operation on the touch screen;
and a third step of causing the character to perform a specific action for exerting an effect on the other object in response to a specific operation for canceling the touch operation on the touch screen when the character is in the specific state. let it run,
The specific operation includes an operation of releasing the touch operation by moving the position of the touch operation on the touch screen in a direction corresponding to the direction opposite to the direction of the character ,
The program causes the processor to:
In a state where the character is in a state different from the specific state, when an input operation for moving a touch position on the touch screen in a direction opposite to the orientation of the character is received, the other object causing the character to perform a non-specific action that does not affect the
The specific action includes a first specific action that performs only an action that affects the other object, and a second specific action that performs an action that affects the other object after performing the non-specific action,
The third step is
When the character is in the specific state, the specific action is performed in a predetermined manner by moving the touch position on the touch screen in a direction within a certain range determined by the orientation of the character and releasing the touch operation. perform the first specific action of
When the character is in the specific state, the touch position on the touch screen is moved in a direction not included in a certain range determined by the orientation of the character , and the touch operation is released. performing the second specific action out of the specific actions in the same manner as a predetermined manner;
The program , wherein the degree of influence exerted on the other object by performing the first specific action and the degree of influence exerted on the other object by performing the second specific action are the same. A program running on a computer comprising a processor, memory and a touch screen, comprising:
The program causes the processor to:
a first step of displaying a user-operable character and other objects on the touch screen;
a second step of receiving an input operation on the touch screen;
and a third step of causing the character to perform a specific action for exerting an effect on the other object in response to a specific operation for canceling the touch operation on the touch screen when the character is in the specific state. let it run,
The specific operation includes an operation of releasing the touch operation by moving the position of the touch operation on the touch screen in a direction corresponding to the direction opposite to the direction of the character ,
The program causes the processor to:
In a state where the character is in a state different from the specific state, when an input operation for moving a touch position on the touch screen in a direction opposite to the orientation of the character is received, the other object causing the character to perform a non-specific action that does not affect the
The specific action includes a first specific action that performs only an action that affects the other object, and a second specific action that performs an action that affects the other object after performing the non-specific action,
The third step is
When the character is in the specific state, the specific action is performed in a predetermined manner by moving the touch position on the touch screen in a direction within a certain range determined by the orientation of the character and releasing the touch operation. perform the first specific action of
When the character is in the specific state, the touch position on the touch screen is moved in a direction not included in a certain range determined by the orientation of the character , and the touch operation is released. performing the second specific action out of the specific actions in the same manner as a predetermined manner;
a content of an action when the first specific action is performed to affect the other object is different from a content of the action when the second specific action is performed to affect the other object ; Logogram. A program running on a computer comprising a processor, memory and a touch screen, comprising:
The program causes the processor to:
a first step of displaying a user-operable character and other objects on the touch screen;
a second step of receiving an input operation on the touch screen;
and a third step of causing the character to perform a specific action for exerting an effect on the other object in response to a specific operation for canceling the touch operation on the touch screen when the character is in the specific state. let it run,
The specific operation includes an operation of releasing the touch operation by moving the position of the touch operation on the touch screen in a direction corresponding to the direction opposite to the direction of the character ,
The program causes the processor to:
In a state where the character is in a state different from the specific state, when an input operation for moving a touch position on the touch screen in a direction opposite to the orientation of the character is received, the other object causing the character to perform a non-specific action that does not affect the
The specific action includes a first specific action that performs only an action that affects the other object, and a second specific action that performs an action that affects the other object after performing the non-specific action,
The third step is
When the character is in the specific state, the specific action is performed in a predetermined manner by moving the touch position on the touch screen in a direction within a certain range determined by the orientation of the character and releasing the touch operation. perform the first specific action of
When the character is in the specific state, the touch position on the touch screen is moved in a direction not included in a certain range determined by the orientation of the character , and the touch operation is released. performing the second specific action out of the specific actions in the same manner as a predetermined manner;
The degree of advantage for the user by performing the non-specific action in a state different from the specific state and the degree of advantage for the user by performing the non-specific action in the second specific action are different. Logogram. The program causes the processor to:
4. The program according to any one of claims 1 to 3, causing execution of a fifth step of displaying a direction object capable of specifying a direction in which the specific action is performed according to the specific operation. The program causes the processor to:
Execution of a sixth step of setting the orientation of the character in a direction to move the position of the touch operation with respect to the touch screen regardless of the position where the other object is displayed. A program as described in any of The program causes the processor to:
The method according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein a seventh step is executed to switch the character operated by the user to one of a plurality of types of characters according to a predetermined switching operation. Program as described in any. 7. The program according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein said specific state is a state in which a touch operation is continuously accepted for a first period of time. A method performed in a computer comprising a processor, memory and a touch screen, comprising:
The method comprises: the computer;
a first step of displaying a user-operable character and other objects on the touch screen;
a second step of receiving an input operation on the touch screen;
and a third step of causing the character to perform a specific action for exerting an effect on the other object in response to a specific operation for canceling the touch operation on the touch screen when the character is in the specific state. prepared,
The specific operation includes an operation of releasing the touch operation by moving the position of the touch operation on the touch screen in a direction corresponding to the direction opposite to the direction of the character ,
The method comprises: the computer;
In a state where the character is in a state different from the specific state, when an input operation for moving a touch position on the touch screen in a direction opposite to the orientation of the character is received, the other object A fourth step of causing the character to perform a non-specific action that does not affect the
The specific action includes a first specific action that performs only an action that affects the other object, and a second specific action that performs an action that affects the other object after performing the non-specific action,
The third step is
When the character is in the specific state, the specific action is performed in a predetermined manner by moving the touch position on the touch screen in a direction within a certain range determined by the orientation of the character and releasing the touch operation. perform the first specific action of
When the character is in the specific state, by moving the touch position on the touch screen in a direction not included in a certain range determined by the orientation of the character and releasing the touch operation, the predetermined Perform the second specific action of the specific actions in the same manner as the aspect of
A method, wherein the degree of influence exerted on the other object by performing the first specific action and the degree of influence exerted on the other object by performing the second specific action are the same. A method performed in a computer comprising a processor, memory and a touch screen, comprising:
The method comprises: the computer;
a first step of displaying a user-operable character and other objects on the touch screen;
a second step of receiving an input operation on the touch screen;
and a third step of causing the character to perform a specific action for exerting an effect on the other object in response to a specific operation for canceling the touch operation on the touch screen when the character is in the specific state. prepared,
The specific operation includes an operation of releasing the touch operation by moving the position of the touch operation on the touch screen in a direction corresponding to the direction opposite to the direction of the character ,
The method comprises: the computer;
In a state where the character is in a state different from the specific state, when an input operation for moving a touch position on the touch screen in a direction opposite to the orientation of the character is received, the other object A fourth step of causing the character to perform a non-specific action that does not affect the
The specific action includes a first specific action that performs only an action that affects the other object, and a second specific action that performs an action that affects the other object after performing the non-specific action,
The third step is
When the character is in the specific state, the specific action is performed in a predetermined manner by moving the touch position on the touch screen in a direction within a certain range determined by the orientation of the character and releasing the touch operation. perform the first specific action of
When the character is in the specific state, by moving the touch position on the touch screen in a direction not included in a certain range determined by the orientation of the character and releasing the touch operation, the predetermined Perform the second specific action of the specific actions in the same manner as the aspect of
The content of the action when the first specific action is performed to affect the other object is different from the content of the action when the second specific action is performed to affect the other object . law. A method performed in a computer comprising a processor, memory and a touch screen, comprising:
The method comprises: the computer;
a first step of displaying a user-operable character and other objects on the touch screen;
a second step of receiving an input operation on the touch screen;
and a third step of causing the character to perform a specific action for exerting an effect on the other object in response to a specific operation for canceling the touch operation on the touch screen when the character is in the specific state. prepared,
The specific operation includes an operation of releasing the touch operation by moving the position of the touch operation on the touch screen in a direction corresponding to the direction opposite to the direction of the character ,
The method comprises: the computer;
In a state where the character is in a state different from the specific state, when an input operation for moving a touch position on the touch screen in a direction opposite to the orientation of the character is received, the other object A fourth step of causing the character to perform a non-specific action that does not affect the
The specific action includes a first specific action that performs only an action that affects the other object, and a second specific action that performs an action that affects the other object after performing the non-specific action,
The third step is
When the character is in the specific state, the specific action is performed in a predetermined manner by moving the touch position on the touch screen in a direction within a certain range determined by the orientation of the character and releasing the touch operation. perform the first specific action of
When the character is in the specific state, by moving the touch position on the touch screen in a direction not included in a certain range determined by the orientation of the character and releasing the touch operation, the predetermined Perform the second specific action of the specific actions in the same manner as the aspect of
The degree of advantage for the user due to the non-specific action being performed in a state different from the specific state is different from the degree of advantage to the user due to the non-specific action being performed in the second specific action . law. An information processing device,
a storage unit that stores a program ;
A control unit that controls the operation of the information processing device by executing the program ,
The control unit
a first step of displaying a user-operable character and other objects on the touch screen;
a second step of receiving an input operation on the touch screen;
and a third step of causing the character to perform a specific action for exerting an effect on the other object in response to a specific operation for canceling the touch operation on the touch screen when the character is in the specific state. run,
The specific operation includes an operation of releasing the touch operation by moving the position of the touch operation on the touch screen in a direction corresponding to the direction opposite to the direction of the character ,
The control unit
In a state where the character is in a state different from the specific state, when an input operation for moving a touch position on the touch screen in a direction opposite to the orientation of the character is received, the other object performing a fourth step of causing the character to perform a non-specific action that does not affect the
The specific action includes a first specific action that performs only an action that affects the other object, and a second specific action that performs an action that affects the other object after performing the non-specific action,
The third step is
When the character is in the specific state, the specific action is performed in a predetermined manner by moving the touch position on the touch screen in a direction within a certain range determined by the orientation of the character and releasing the touch operation. perform the first specific action of
When the character is in the specific state, by moving the touch position on the touch screen in a direction not included in a certain range determined by the orientation of the character and releasing the touch operation, the predetermined Perform the second specific action of the specific actions in the same manner as the aspect of
The information processing apparatus, wherein the degree of effect on the other object by performing the first specific action and the degree of effect on the other object by performing the second specific action are the same. . An information processing device,
a storage unit that stores a program ;
A control unit that controls the operation of the information processing device by executing the program ,
The control unit
a first step of displaying a user-operable character and other objects on the touch screen;
a second step of receiving an input operation on the touch screen;
and a third step of causing the character to perform a specific action for exerting an effect on the other object in response to a specific operation for canceling the touch operation on the touch screen when the character is in the specific state. run,
The specific operation includes an operation of releasing the touch operation by moving the position of the touch operation on the touch screen in a direction corresponding to the direction opposite to the direction of the character ,
The control unit
In a state where the character is in a state different from the specific state, when an input operation for moving a touch position on the touch screen in a direction opposite to the orientation of the character is received, the other object performing a fourth step of causing the character to perform a non-specific action that does not affect the
The specific action includes a first specific action that performs only an action that affects the other object, and a second specific action that performs an action that affects the other object after performing the non-specific action,
The third step is
When the character is in the specific state, the specific action is performed in a predetermined manner by moving the touch position on the touch screen in a direction within a certain range determined by the orientation of the character and releasing the touch operation. perform the first specific action of
When the character is in the specific state, by moving the touch position on the touch screen in a direction not included in a certain range determined by the orientation of the character and releasing the touch operation, the predetermined Perform the second specific action of the specific actions in the same manner as the aspect of
the content of the action when the first specific action is performed to affect the other object is different from the content of the action when the second specific action is performed to affect the other object; processing equipment. An information processing device,
a storage unit that stores a program ;
A control unit that controls the operation of the information processing device by executing the program ,
The control unit
a first step of displaying a user-operable character and other objects on the touch screen;
a second step of receiving an input operation on the touch screen;
and a third step of causing the character to perform a specific action for exerting an effect on the other object in response to a specific operation for canceling the touch operation on the touch screen when the character is in the specific state. run,
The specific operation includes an operation of releasing the touch operation by moving the position of the touch operation on the touch screen in a direction corresponding to the direction opposite to the direction of the character ,
The control unit
In a state where the character is in a state different from the specific state, when an input operation for moving a touch position on the touch screen in a direction opposite to the orientation of the character is received, the other object performing a fourth step of causing the character to perform a non-specific action that does not affect the
The specific action includes a first specific action that performs only an action that affects the other object, and a second specific action that performs an action that affects the other object after performing the non-specific action,
The third step is
When the character is in the specific state, the specific action is performed in a predetermined manner by moving the touch position on the touch screen in a direction within a certain range determined by the orientation of the character and releasing the touch operation. perform the first specific action of
When the character is in the specific state, by moving the touch position on the touch screen in a direction not included in a certain range determined by the orientation of the character and releasing the touch operation, the predetermined Perform the second specific action of the specific actions in the same manner as the aspect of
The degree of advantage for the user by performing the non-specific action in a state different from the specific state and the degree of advantage for the user by performing the non-specific action in the second specific action are different. processing equipment.

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