JP7262781B2 - GAME CONTROL DEVICE, GAME SYSTEM, AND PROGRAM - Google Patents

Description

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

Objects with multiple positions associated with task information indicating tasks in the game are displayed, and when it is determined that the task indicated by the task information has been achieved through gameplay, the task information is associated. Positions are set as completed positions, and predetermined processing is executed when a plurality of completed positions meet predetermined positional relationship conditions (for example, it is determined that a game related to an object has been cleared, or a reward is awarded). games are known.

As an example of such a game, a bingo sheet is displayed that includes squares arranged in a matrix of N vertical×N horizontal (N: an integer of 3 or more), and each square is associated with a task. , when it is determined that the task has been achieved, the squares associated with the task are set as completed squares, and when all N squares arranged vertically, horizontally, or diagonally become completed squares A game is known in which it is determined that bingo has been achieved (established).

JP 2003-144746 A

Conventionally, in the above-described game, if the game is continued, it becomes a monotonous repetition of accomplishing tasks associated with squares (positions), and the user may feel unsatisfactory in terms of interest. there were.

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object thereof is to display an object having a plurality of positions each associated with task information indicating a task in a game, and to display an object in which a task indicated by the task information is displayed. If it is determined that the task has been achieved through game play, the position associated with the task information is set as an accomplished position, and when a plurality of completed positions satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition, a predetermined process is performed. To provide a game control device, a game system, and a program capable of improving the interest of a game such as executing

In order to solve the above problem, a game control device according to an aspect of the present invention provides a plurality of objects each having a plurality of positions each associated with task information indicating a task in a game. as a target object, a first display control means for performing control for displaying the target object on the display means, and determining whether or not the task indicated by the task information has been achieved by the game play achievement determination means for setting a position associated with the task information among the plurality of positions in the target object as an accomplished position when it is determined that the task indicated by the task information has been achieved; achievement completion setting means; predetermined condition determination means for determining whether or not the plurality of achieved positions in the target object satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition; When it is determined that the plurality of achieved positions in the first object satisfy the predetermined positional relationship condition while being set as an object, the target object is changed from the first object to the plurality of objects. and a target changing means for changing the target object to a second object among the plurality of positions of the second object when the target object is changed to the second object. second accomplished setting means for setting a position where the task indicated by the task information has already been achieved by the game play performed before the change to the target object as the achieved position; a second display control means for controlling display of information on the second object on the display means before being changed.

A game system according to an aspect of the present invention includes target setting means for setting, as a target object, one of a plurality of objects each having a plurality of positions each associated with task information indicating a task in the game. and a first display control means for performing control for displaying the target object on the display means, an achievement determination means for determining whether or not the task indicated by the task information has been achieved through game play, and the task information first achieved setting means for setting a position associated with the task information among the plurality of positions in the target object as an accomplished position when it is determined that the indicated task has been achieved; predetermined condition determination means for determining whether or not the plurality of achieved positions in the above satisfies a predetermined positional relationship condition; changing the target object from the first object to a second object among the plurality of objects when it is determined that the plurality of achieved positions in the first object satisfy the predetermined positional relationship condition; and target changing means, when the target object is changed to the second object, among the plurality of positions in the second object, performed before the target object is changed to the second object. second accomplished setting means for setting a position where the task indicated by the task information has already been achieved through game play as the completed position; and second display control means for controlling display of information about the object on the display means.

It is a figure showing the whole game system composition concerning the embodiment of the present invention. It is a figure which shows an example of an original character detailed image. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of an event deck setting image; FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a main command image; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of a practice command image; It is a figure which shows an example of practice effect data. It is a figure which shows an example of a practice result image. It is a figure which shows an example of a performance improvement image. It is a figure which shows an example of a performance improvement image. It is a figure which shows an example of a bingo sheet. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of assignment data; It is a figure for demonstrating the achievement conditions of bingo. It is a figure which shows an example of several bingo sheets. It is a figure for demonstrating the chain of bingo achievement. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of task reward point data; It is a figure which shows an example of bingo reward point data. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of chain bonus data; It is a figure which shows an example of section remuneration data. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing another example of a main command image; FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining parts of a main command image; FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of a bingo sheet detailed image. FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining parts of a bingo sheet detailed image; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing another example of a bingo sheet detailed image; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing another example of a bingo sheet detailed image; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing another example of a bingo sheet detailed image; It is a figure which shows an example of the task achievement image. It is a figure which shows an example of the bingo achievement image. 1 is a functional block diagram of a game system according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of bingo sheet data. It is a figure which shows an example of event deck data. It is a figure which shows an example of training condition data. It is a figure which shows an example of the process performed by a game system. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing another example of processing executed in the game system; It is a figure which shows an example of an achievement determination process. It is a figure which shows an example of an achievement determination process. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing another example of processing executed in the game system; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing another example of processing executed in the game system; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing another example of processing executed in the game system; It is a functional block diagram of a modification.

Hereinafter, examples of embodiments of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

[1. Configuration of Game System] FIG. 1 shows the configuration of a game system according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, a game system 1 according to the present embodiment includes a game terminal 10 and a server 30. The game terminal 10 can perform data communication with the server 30 via the network N with each other.

A game terminal 10 is a computer used by a user to play a game. For example, the game terminal 10 may be a mobile phone (including a smart phone), a personal digital assistant (including a tablet computer), a desktop computer, a laptop computer, a home game machine (stationary game machine), a portable game machine. , or arcade game machines installed in amusement facilities and the like.

As shown in FIG. 1, the game terminal 10 includes a control section 11, a storage section 12, a communication section 13, an operation section 14, a display section 15, and an audio output section 16. FIG. The control unit 11 includes at least one microprocessor (CPU) and executes processing according to programs stored in the storage unit 12 . The storage unit 12 includes a main storage unit (eg, RAM) and an auxiliary storage unit (eg, nonvolatile semiconductor memory, hard disk drive, or solid state drive), and stores programs and data. The communication unit 13 is for data communication with other devices via the network N. FIG.

The operation unit 14 is used by the user to perform various operations. The display unit 15 is for displaying various images, and is, for example, a liquid crystal display or an organic EL display. Although the operation unit 14 and the display unit 15 are shown separately in FIG. 1, the operation unit 14 and the display unit 15 may be configured integrally as a touch panel. It is not essential to integrally configure the operation unit 14 and the display unit 15 as a touch panel. , may be provided separately from the display unit 15 . Further, the operation unit 14 may be used by the user to perform operations using voice or gestures. The audio output unit 16 is for outputting audio data, and is, for example, a speaker or headphones. The operation unit 14 , the display unit 15 , and the audio output unit 16 may be provided in the game terminal 10 itself, or may be provided as an external device connected to the game terminal 10 .

Server 30 is, for example, a server computer. As shown in FIG. 1 , the server 30 includes a control section 31 , a storage section 32 and a communication section 33 . The control unit 31 , storage unit 32 and communication unit 33 are the same as the control unit 11 , storage unit 12 and communication unit 13 of the game terminal 10 . Server 30 has access to database 34 . The database 34 may be constructed within the server 30 or may be constructed within a server computer separate from the server 30 .

Programs and data are supplied to the game terminal 10 or the server 30 from a remote location via the network N and stored in the storage section 12 or the storage section 32 . The game terminal 10 or the server 30 may be provided with a component (for example, an optical disk drive or memory card slot) for reading programs and data stored in an information storage medium (for example, an optical disk or memory card). Programs and data may then be supplied to the game terminal 10 or the server 30 via the information storage medium.

In the following, it is assumed that the game terminal 10 is a smart phone or tablet computer with a touch panel.

[2. Overview of Game] In the game system 1, various games can be executed by executing a program on the game terminal 10. FIG. For example, sports games (games based on baseball, soccer, tennis, American football, basketball, volleyball, etc.), adventure games, simulation games, role-playing games, or training games, regardless of game format or genre. games can be executed. These games may be executed by game terminal 10 alone, or may be executed by data communication between game terminal 10 and server 30 .

In the following, as an example of a game executed by the game system 1, objects having a plurality of positions each associated with task information indicating a task in the game are displayed, and the task indicated by the task information is achieved through game play. set the position associated with the task information as an accomplished position, and execute a predetermined process when a plurality of completed positions satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition. describe a game. Specifically, a baseball game having such game parts will be described.

The baseball game explained here has two game parts, a training part and a competition part. In the training part, a scenario in which a game character to be trained (hereinafter referred to as a "main character") appears is executed. Create your own original character. On the other hand, in the battle part, the user forms a team using the original characters created in the training part, and uses the team to battle against the opponent team. The training part will be described in detail below.

[2-1] Before explaining the flow of the training part, an example of an original character created by the training part will be described.

FIG. 2 shows an example of an original character detailed image showing detailed information of an original character (main character). As shown in FIG. 2, original character detailed image G100 includes parts P110, P120, P130, and P140. A "part" is an element that constitutes an image, such as text, an image, or an area.

Part P110 shows the image of the original character, and part P120 shows the original character's name (X), position (first baseman), batting form (open stance 5), and dominant arm (right-handed).

Part P130 indicates the basic ability parameters of the original character. In FIG. 2, trajectory, hitting, power, running power, shoulder strength, defensive power, and ball catching parameters are shown, and numerical values and alphabets are shown for each basic ability parameter. Numerical values indicate basic ability parameter values, and alphabetical characters (eg, S, A, B, C, D, E, F, and G) indicate levels of basic ability. An "S" indicates very high basic ability and a "G" indicates very low basic ability.

The trajectory parameter indicates how high the original character hits the ball. A higher trajectory parameter value indicates a higher hit ball. The hit parameter indicates the hit power of the original character (the ability to hit the ball thrown by the pitcher with the bat). A higher meet parameter value indicates a higher meet force. The power parameter indicates the power of the original character (the ability to hit a ball thrown by a pitcher with a bat to make it fly far). A higher value of the power parameter indicates that the ball hit by the original character with a bat tends to fly farther.

The running parameter indicates the running speed of the original character. A higher running parameter value indicates faster walking. The shoulder force parameter indicates the throwing speed of the original character. A higher value of the shoulder force parameter indicates a faster throw. The defense parameter indicates the skill of defense of the original character. The higher the value of the defense parameter, the better the defense. The ball catching parameter indicates the ball catching skill of the original character. The higher the value of the ball-catching parameter, the better the ball-catching (the less likely it is that an error will occur).

Part P140 indicates a special ability that the original character has acquired. In FIG. 2, as special abilities, "chance ◯", "against left-handed pitcher ◯", "steal base ◯", and "injury resistance ⊚" are shown. "◎" and "○" indicate the level of special ability, and "◎" indicates that the level of special ability is higher than that of "○".

If the original character has acquired "chance ◯", the basic ability of the original character will be increased at the time of the chance, and the original character will become strong against the chance. If the original character has mastered "against left-handed pitcher ○", the basic ability of the original character increases when the opponent's pitcher is a left-handed pitcher, and the original character becomes stronger against left-handed pitchers. If the original character has mastered "stealing a base ○", the original character is more likely to succeed in stealing a base. If the original character has acquired the "hardness of injury ◎", the original character is less likely to be injured.

Since FIG. 2 shows a case where the original character is a fielder, the basic abilities and special abilities of the fielder are displayed. If the original character is a pitcher, the pitcher's basic abilities and special abilities are displayed.

[2-2] At the start of the training part (scenario), the user sets the event deck. Here, the "event deck" will be explained. In the scenario, various events such as events that are advantageous or disadvantageous for improving the ability of the main character occur. In this regard, in the present embodiment, the events that occur in the scenario are not fixed, and the events that occur in the scenario change according to one or more game characters incorporated in the event deck. That is, in the scenario, a game character incorporated in the event deck appears as a teammate of the main character, and an event related to the game character occurs. Therefore, the user can select events that can occur in the scenario by selecting game characters to be incorporated into the event deck. A game character that can be incorporated into an event deck (in other words, a game character for generating an event) is hereinafter referred to as an "event character".

FIG. 3 shows an example of an event deck setting image for the user to set the event deck. As shown in FIG. 3, the event deck setting image G200 includes parts P210 and P220. Part P210 indicates the name of the event deck. Also, the part P220 is associated with processing for displaying an image for changing the name of the event deck. When the user selects the part P220 (that is, taps the part P220 (touching for a short time)), an image for changing the name of the event deck is displayed on the display unit 15, and the user can You can change the name of the event deck.

The event deck setting image G200 also includes an event deck area A230. The event deck area A230 is provided with six setting frames P231-1, P231-2, P231-3, P231-4, P231-5, and P232 for setting event characters to be members of the event deck. .

In this embodiment, a plurality of event characters are given to the user when playing this baseball game for the first time. Also, the user can obtain an event character by lottery, obtain an event character as a reward in the game, or obtain an event character from another user. In this embodiment, up to five event characters can be arbitrarily incorporated into the event deck from among the event characters owned by the user. The setting frames P231-1 to P231-5 are frames for setting event characters owned by the user as members of the event deck.

Also, in this embodiment, only one event character owned by another user can be incorporated into the event deck as a helper. The setting frame P232 is a frame for setting event characters owned by other users as members of the event deck.

When the user taps any of the setting frames P231-1, P231-2, P231-3, P231-4, P231-5, P232, an event character to be set in the setting frame is selected, An image for changing the event character set in the setting frame to another event character is displayed on the display section 15 . The setting frames P231-1, P231-2, P231-3, P231-4, P231-5, and P232 display the image of the event character set in the setting frame as well as the rarity and level of the event character. . For example, the part P231-1 displays "R" and "Lv.8" as its rarity and level, respectively.

"Rarity" indicates, for example, how difficult it is to obtain an event character. The higher the rarity of the event character, the more difficult it is to obtain the event character. For example, each event character is associated with one of multiple stages of rarity, such as PSR (powerful super rare), SR (super rare), PR (powerful rare), R (rare), PN (powerful normal), and N (normal). PSR, SR, PR, R, PN, and N are arranged in descending order of these.

"Level" indicates the level of the event character. The higher the event character's level, the stronger the effect of the event generated by the event character.

Also, the event deck setting image G200 includes parts P240 and P250. The part P240 is associated with processing for automatically setting the event deck according to the user's request. When the user selects part P240, the appropriate event character is selected by the computer and incorporated into the event deck.

Part P250 indicates the favorite practice of the event character incorporated in the event deck. In this embodiment, there are 10 types of "strike", "strength", "running base", "shoulder strength", "defense", "mental", "ball speed", "control", "stamina", and "breaking ball". is set as a good practice for each event character. "Strength", "running base", "shoulder strength", and "defense" are practice items for fielders, and "ball speed", "control", "stamina", and "breaking ball" are practice items for pitchers. , "Mental" is a practice item for both fielders and pitchers.

In FIG. 3, out of the 10 types of exercises, "strike", "strength", "running base", and "shoulder strength", which are not associated with a cross mark, are the favorite exercises of the event character incorporated in the event deck. indicates that it is set. In FIG. 3, numerical values (2) are displayed in association with each of "muscle strength" and "shoulder strength". Among the event characters incorporated in the event deck, two event characters are set to have "strength" as their favorite exercise, and two event characters are set to have "shoulder strength" as their favorite exercise. It shows that people are included.

[2-3] After setting the event deck, the scenario starts. For example, the main character belongs to a high school baseball club, gains the position of a starting member while practicing with his teammates, participates in baseball tournaments (regional qualifying tournaments and national tournaments), and in the fall of his third year of high school. A scenario is started that aims to be scouted as a professional baseball player.

Scenarios feature event characters built into event decks. For example, an event character incorporated in the event deck appears as a teammate (player, manager, etc.) of the main character. In the scenario, predetermined game characters (for example, one manager, one scout, and seven teammates) are set in advance as characters. These game characters appear in the game even if they are not included in the event deck. Therefore, the event character incorporated in the event deck can be said to be a game character added as a character.

In this embodiment, the scenario progresses as the user repeatedly selects actions (exercise, rest, play, etc.) to be performed by the main character. Scenarios are divided into multiple sections, and each section consists of multiple turns. For example, one turn corresponds to one week in the game. The scenario progresses as the virtual time in the game progresses by one week each time one turn ends. Note that one turn may correspond to one day in the game.

In each turn, the user selects one of a plurality of options regarding actions of the main character as the action to be performed by the main character.

[2-3-1] FIG. 4 shows an example of a main command image for selecting actions to be performed by the main character. As shown in FIG. 4, the main command image G300 includes parts P310, P320 and P330. Part P310 indicates a point in time in the game.

Part P320 indicates the motivation parameter of the main character. The motivation parameter is a parameter that indicates the motivation (tone) of the main character. In this embodiment, the motivation of the main character is represented by five levels of "excellent", "good", "normal", "bad", and "bad". In FIG. 4, a text such as "excellent condition" is displayed as the part P320, but an image (face image, etc.) indicating the level of motivation may be displayed as the part P320.

The part P330 is a gauge image showing the physical strength parameter of the main character. For example, when the main character practices, the value of the physical strength parameter decreases, and when the main character takes a break from practicing, the value of the physical strength parameter increases (recovers). The lower the value of the physical strength parameter, the higher the probability that the main character will get injured during practice.

Also, the main command image G300 includes a command area A340. Command area A340 includes parts P341, P342, P343, P344, P345 and P346.

The part P341 is associated with processing for making the main character practice, and the user can make the main character practice by selecting the part P341. Details will be described later (see FIG. 5).

The part P342 is associated with a process for making the main character rest, and the user can make the main character rest by selecting the part P342. By resting the main character, the physical strength parameter of the main character increases (recovers).

The part P343 is associated with the process of causing the main character to go to the hospital, and the user can make the main character go to the hospital by selecting the part P343. For example, when the main character is sick or injured, the illness or injury can be cured by having the main character go to the hospital. It should be noted that there are cases in which the disease or injury of the main character cannot be cured in one hospital visit. In such a case, it is necessary for the main character to visit the hospital multiple times in order to cure the main character's illness or injury.

The part P344 is associated with a process for making the main character play, and the user can make the main character play by selecting the part P344. By making the main character play, the motivation parameter of the main character increases.

The part P345 is associated with a process of making the main character go on a date, and the user can make the main character go on a date by selecting the part P345. Depending on the result of the date, the main character's motivation parameter may increase or decrease.

The part P346 is associated with processing for improving the ability of the main character, and the user can improve the ability of the main character by selecting the part P346. Details will be described later (see FIGS. 8A and 8B).

Further, main command image G300 includes bingo area A350. The details of the bingo area A350 will be described later.

[2-3-2] FIG. 5 shows an example of a practice command image for making the main character practice. The practice command image G400 shown in FIG. 5 is displayed on the display unit 15 when the part P341 of the main command image G300 is selected.

As shown in FIG. 5, the practice command image G400 includes parts P410, P420, P430. These are the same as the parts P310, P320, P330 of the main command image G300.

Also, the practice command image G400 includes a command area A440. The command area A440 includes parts P441, P442, P443, P444, P445, and P446 respectively corresponding to a plurality of practice items. In this embodiment, a level is set for each practice item, and the name and level of the associated practice item are displayed on each of the parts P441 to P446. The level of a practice item increases when the number of executions of the practice reaches a predetermined number. For example, when the number of executions of batting practice reaches a first predetermined number of times, the level of batting practice increases from "1" to "2". level rises from "2" to "3".

The part P441 is associated with processing for causing the main character to practice batting. The part P442 is associated with a process of causing the main character to perform strength training. The part P443 is associated with a process of causing the main character to practice base running. The part P444 is associated with processing for causing the main character to perform shoulder strength exercises. The part P445 is associated with processing for causing the main character to practice defense. The part P446 is associated with a process of having the main character perform mental practice. FIG. 5 shows a case where the main character is a fielder, so parts P441 to P446 associated with processing for executing practice items related to fielders are displayed. A part associated with a process for executing a practice item related to the pitcher is displayed.

For example, when the user wishes to have the main character perform base running practice, first, the user selects the part P443 corresponding to the base running practice. In this case, the part P443 is provisionally selected. In this state, the part P443 is displayed separately from the other parts P441, P442, P444 to P446, indicating that the part P443 is provisionally selected. In FIG. 5, the position of the part P443 in the vertical direction of the screen is different from the other parts P441, P442, P444 to P446, and the part P447 corresponding to the cursor is associated with the part P443. Also, in this state, a part P448 indicating the probability of injury during practice is displayed in association with the part P443. This probability is determined based on the value of the physical strength parameter of the main character. The smaller the value of the physical strength parameter of the main character, the higher the probability of injury during practice.

Also, the practice command image G400 includes a part P450. The part P450 indicates the experience points of the main character (that is, the experience points currently possessed by the main character). In this embodiment, five types of experience points are set: muscle strength, agility, technique, breaking ball, and mental points. FIG. 5 shows a case where the main character's strength, agility, technique, curveball, and spirit points are all 0 points.

Also in FIG. 5, "+2" and "+8" are displayed in association with strength and agility points, respectively. This indicates that when the temporarily selected practice item (running practice) is executed, the main character's strength points increase by 2 points and his agility points increase by 8 points.

In this embodiment, for each practice item, the type of experience points to be increased by executing the practice and the amount of increase are determined. The higher the level of the practice item, the greater the increase in experience points when the practice is performed.

FIG. 6 shows an example of practice effect data D1001. Practice effect data D1001 indicates effect information for each practice item. In other words, the practice effect data D1001 indicates the type and amount of experience points increased by performing each practice for each practice item. As shown in FIG. 6, practice effect data D1001 includes "practice ID", "name", and "effect" fields. A practice ID field indicates identification information for uniquely identifying each practice item. The name field indicates the name of the exercise item.

The effect field indicates effect information. As shown in FIG. 6, the effect field includes "Lv.1", "Lv.2", "Lv.3", "Lv.4", and "Lv.5" fields as subfields. Lv. Field 1 indicates the content of the effect that occurs when level 1 practice is performed. That is, Lv. Field 1 indicates how much experience points among muscle strength, agility, technique, curve ball, and mental points increase when level 1 exercises are performed. For example, "strength +2" indicates that strength points are increased by 2 points. As shown in FIG. 6, when level 1 batting practice is performed, muscle strength, technique, and mental points increase by 2 points, 7 points, and 1 point, respectively. Lv. 2, Lv. 3, Lv. 4, and Lv. 5 field is also Lv. Same as 1 field.

Also, the practice command image G400 includes a teammate area A460. The teammate area A460 shows information such as teammate characters assigned to the provisionally selected practice (running practice).

In this embodiment, a teammate character, supervisor character, scout character, or the like is assigned to each practice item, and game characters other than the main character are directed to practice or watch over the practice. In the teammate area A460, teammate characters and the like assigned to the provisionally selected practice item are displayed. Teammate characters and the like assigned to each practice item change for each turn.

In the following, it is assumed that there are 14 teammate characters T1 to T14 as teammates of the main character. Among them, the teammate characters T1 to T6 are the event characters incorporated in the event deck (that is, set in the setting frames P231-1, P231-2, P231-3, P231-4, P231-5, P232). event character).

In FIG. 5, since the base running practice is provisionally selected, the teammate characters assigned to the base running practice are displayed in the teammate area A460. In FIG. 5, parts P461-1, P461-2 and P461-3 corresponding to the three teammate characters T1, T2 and T10 assigned to the base running practice are displayed in the teammate area A460.

Part P461-1 shows the image and name (T1) of teammate character T1. Also, the part P461-1 includes parts P462-1 and P463-1. Part P462-1 corresponds to a gauge image, and shows the evaluation of teammate character T1 for the main character. The longer the gauge (hatched portion in FIG. 5) in the part P462-1, the higher the teammate character T1's evaluation of the main character. Part P463-1 shows the favorite practice (running practice) of teammate character T1.

Parts P461-2 and P461-3 are similar to part P461-1. Parts P462-2 and P462-3 included in parts P461-2 and P461-3 are similar to part P462-1, and P463-2 included in part P461-2 is similar to part P463-1. Note that the favorite practice is displayed only when the teammate character is an event character. Since the part P461-3 corresponds to the teammate character T10 other than the event character, the part P461-3 does not include a part corresponding to the part P463-1.

When the user further selects a practice item in a state in which one of the practice items is provisionally selected, the practice item is determined as an execution target (practice item to be executed by the main character). For example, if the user further selects part P443 in a state in which base running practice has been provisionally selected (that is, a state in which part P447 points to part P443 corresponding to base running practice), base running practice is confirmed as an object to be executed. be.

When any of the practice items is confirmed as an object to be practiced, the main character practices the practice of the practice item. In this case, the main character's experience points are increased based on the practice items that have been executed (see FIG. 6). For example, when level 1 base running practice is executed, the strength points of the hero character increase by 2 points, and the agility points increase by 8 points.

By the way, in FIG. 5, the favorite practice (base running practice) of the teammate character T1 shown in the part P463-1 coincides with the provisionally selected practice (base running practice). That is, the teammate character T1 (event character) whose favorite practice is the base running practice is assigned to the base running practice. When the main character executes the base running practice in such a state, if the evaluation of the teammate character T1 for the main character is higher than a predetermined standard (for example, if the evaluation reaches the maximum value), a special event occurs. That is, a special tag practice event with teammate character T1 occurs. In this case, the amount of increase in experience points is greater than in the normal case.

If the favorite practice of teammate characters T1 and T2 is both base-running practice and the evaluation of teammate characters T1 and T2 with respect to the main character is higher than a predetermined standard, then two teammate characters T1 and T2 are trained. A special tag practice event with T2 will occur. In this case, the amount of increase in experience points is greater than in the special tag practice event with one teammate character T1. In this way, the more teammate characters participate in the special tag practice event, the greater the increase in experience points.

In FIG. 5, the teammate character T1 is assigned to the same practice item as his/her own favorite practice. may be assigned to different practice items. To which practice item the teammate character is assigned is determined (randomly) on the basis of probability information for each turn.

As the hero character practices, the evaluations of the teammate character, manager character, and scout character for the hero character are slightly increased (see P543 in FIG. 7). As for the teammate character, manager character, or scout character assigned to the practice performed by the main character, the evaluation of the main character increases more than usual (see P542 in FIG. 7).

[2-3-3] When the main character has practiced (that is, when any of the practice items has been confirmed as an object to be practiced), a practice result image showing the main character's practice result is displayed on the display unit 15. Is displayed. FIG. 7 shows an example of a practice result image. As shown in FIG. 7, practice result image G500 includes parts P510, P520, and P530. These are the same as the parts P310, P320, P330 of the main command image G300. However, the gauge in the part P530 is shorter than in FIGS.

Also, practice result image G500 includes parts P540. The part P540 indicates the result of the main character's practice, and includes text indicating changes in various parameters due to the main character's practice.

FIG. 7 shows a case in which the main character performs level 1 base running practice. In FIG. 7, (a) a part P541 indicating that the main character's execution of the base running practice increased strength points by 2 points, increased agility points by 8 points, and decreased physical strength parameters by 25 points; b) a part P542 indicating that teammate characters T1, T2, and T10 assigned to base running practice have increased their evaluation of the hero character by 7 points; and (c) other teammate characters, manager characters, and scout characters. The part P540 includes a part P543 indicating that the evaluation of the main character has been increased by one point.

After the practice result image G500 is displayed, the next turn starts and the main command image G300 is displayed on the display section 15 again. Further, when the part P341 (practice) is selected, the practice command image G400 is displayed on the display unit 15 again.

[2-3-4] The user can improve the abilities of the main character by using (consuming) the main character's experience points given as described above.

8A and 8B show an example of an ability improvement image for improving the ability of the main character. A performance improvement image G600 shown in FIGS. 8A and 8B is displayed on the display unit 15 when the part P346 of the main command image G300 is selected.

As shown in FIGS. 8A and 8B, the ability improvement image G600 includes a first area A610, and the first area A610 includes a pitcher ability tab P611 and a fielder ability tab P612. The pitcher ability tab P611 displays changes to basic ability parameters related to pitcher ability, and the fielder ability tab P612 displays changes to basic ability parameters related to fielder ability. As shown in FIGS. 8A and 8B, on the fielder ability tab P612, each of basic ability parameters related to the fielder ability such as trajectory, meat, power, running power, shoulder strength, defensive power, and ball catching parameter can be changed. The previous value and the changed value are displayed.

Further, the ability improvement image G600 includes a second area A620, and the second area A620 includes a basic ability tab P621 and a special ability tab P622. As shown in FIG. 8A, the basic ability tab P621 displays the experience points (strength, agility, skill, breaking ball, and mental points) currently possessed by the main character. FIG. 8A shows a state in which the strength, agility, skill, breaking ball, and mental points currently possessed by the main character are 77 points, 94 points, 39 points, 15 points, and 70 points, respectively.

In the basic ability tab P621, in exchange for some or all of the experience points currently possessed by the main character, sphere parameter) can be increased.

In the basic ability tab P621, in association with each basic ability parameter, the ability value required to increase the value of the basic ability parameter by 1 point from the current value is displayed. The basic ability tab P621 shown in FIG. 8A indicates, for example, that 30 points each of strength, technique, and mental points are required to increase the value of the trajectory parameter by 1 point from the current value.

Furthermore, in the basic ability tab P621, parts P623-1, P623-2, P623-3, P623-4, P623-5, P623-6, and P623-7 are displayed in association with each basic ability parameter.

For example, part P623-1 is associated with a trajectory parameter, and part P623-1 is associated with processing for increasing the trajectory parameter by one point in exchange for a predetermined experience point. By selecting part P623-1, the user can increase the trajectory parameter by 1 point from the current value in exchange for 30 strength points, 30 technical points, and 30 mental points. In this case, the trajectory parameter is increased by 1 point, the effect is displayed in the first area A610, and the necessary experience points are subtracted from the "current experience points" in the second area A620.

Similar to part P623-1, other parts P623-2 to P623-7 are associated with meat, power, running power, shoulder strength, defensive power, and ball catching parameters, respectively, and parts P623-2 to P623 Associated with -7 is an action to increase these parameters by one point in exchange for a given experience point.

When the user selects the special ability tab P622 in the state shown in FIG. 8A, the state is switched to that shown in FIG. 8B. As shown in FIG. 8B, the special ability tab P622 also displays the experience points (strength, agility, skill, breaking ball, and mental points) currently possessed by the main character.

In the special ability tab P622, the main character can acquire a special ability in exchange for some or all of the experience points currently possessed by the main character. In FIG. 8B, special abilities that can be acquired by the main character include "chance ○", "vs. "Average Hitter" is displayed. "Chance ○" is a special ability that is strong against chance. "Anti-left pitcher ○" is a special ability that is strong against left-handed pitchers. “Stealing ○” is a special ability that makes stealing a good base. "Throwing ○" is a special ability that makes throwing difficult. "Hard to get injured ◎" is a special ability that rarely causes injuries. "Average hitter" is a special ability that makes it easier to hit hit balls.

In the special ability tab P622, the experience points required for the main character to acquire the special ability are displayed in association with each special ability. The special ability tab P622 shown in FIG. 8B indicates, for example, that 15 points, 30 points, and 105 points of agility, skill, and spirit are required for the main character to acquire "Chance ◯". there is As for the special abilities that the main character has already acquired, a message indicating that they have already been acquired is displayed.

Furthermore, in the special ability tab P622, parts P624-1, P624-2, P624-3, P624-4, P624-5, and P624-6 are displayed in association with each special ability.

For example, the part P624-1 is associated with "chance ◯", and the part P624-1 is associated with processing for having the main character acquire "chance ◯" in exchange for predetermined experience points. By selecting the part P624-1, the user can exchange 15 agility points, 30 skill points, and 105 mental points to have the main character acquire "Chance ◯".

Similar to the part P624-1, the other parts P624-2 to P624-6 are associated with "against left pitcher ○", "stealing base ○", "running ○", "throwing ball ○", and "average hitter" respectively. Parts P624-2 to P624-6 are associated with processing for having the main character acquire these special abilities in exchange for predetermined experience points. Since the main character has already acquired the "hardness of injury", no parts are associated with the "hardness of injury".

In FIG. 8B, "Lv. 1" is displayed in association with "chance ◯" and "stealing base ◯". "Lv. 1" indicates the skill level of "chance ○" and "stealing base ○". If the main character has a knack for acquiring special abilities, the experience points required for the main character to acquire special abilities are reduced. Also, the higher the trick level, the less the experience points required for the main character to acquire special abilities.

At the beginning of the training part, the knack level of each special ability is set to zero (that is, the knack of each special ability is set to a state where the knack is not grasped). For example, in the training part, an event may occur where the event character teaches the main character tips for special abilities based on the practice items selected for execution. The skill level rises.

Also, as shown in FIGS. 8A and 8B, the performance improvement image G600 includes parts P630, P640, and P650. The part P630 is associated with processing for returning to the previously displayed image. Therefore, when the user selects the part P630, the main command image G300 is displayed on the display section 15. FIG.

The part P640 is associated with processing for undoing the change of the main character's ability and returning it to the state before the change. Therefore, when the user selects the part P640, the ability of the main character returns to the state before the change. The part P650 is associated with processing for confirming the change of the main character's abilities. Therefore, when the user selects the part P650, the ability of the main character is fixed to the state after the change.

As described above, in the training part, experience points are given to the main character based on options (practice items, etc.) selected by the user, and the user can use the experience points to improve the abilities of the main character (for example, It is possible to raise the character's basic abilities, or allow the main character to acquire special abilities). In the training part, experience points may be given to the main character or the ability of the main character may be improved due to the occurrence of an event. When the scenario progresses to the end, training of the main character is completed, and for example, the main character shown in FIG. 2 is completed. A main character whose training is completed is registered as an original character. After the training part ends, another original character can be trained by starting the training part again from the beginning.

[2-4] In this embodiment, the training part is provided with a bingo function. In the bingo function, the user is presented with a bingo sheet including a plurality of squares each associated with a task (goal) related to raising the main character. Then, when it is determined that the task associated with the square has been achieved, the square is set as an accomplished square, and reward points are awarded to the user. Reward points are also given to the user when bingo is achieved by the completed squares. Therefore, in the breeding part, the user aims to train a hero character with high ability and aims to acquire more reward points by the end of the training part. The bingo function will be described in detail below.

[2-4-1] In the bingo function, a bingo sheet is set which has vertical N×horizontal squares (N: an integer equal to or greater than 3) and each square is associated with a task. FIG. 9 shows an example of a bingo sheet. The bingo sheet B shown in FIG. 9 includes 9 squares M11, M12, M13, M21, M22, M23, M31, M32, M33 of 3 vertical×3 horizontal. In the following, when there is no need to distinguish between individual squares M11, M12, M13, M21, M22, M23, M31, M32, and M33, they are collectively referred to as "square M."

Each square M of the bingo sheet B is associated with various tasks to be achieved in the training part. FIG. 10 shows an example of assignment data D1002 showing a list of assignments. As shown in FIG. 10, the assignment data D1002 includes "assignment ID", "assignment content", "simple display", and "detailed display" fields. The task ID field indicates identification information for uniquely identifying each task. The assignment content field indicates the content of the assignment. The simple display field indicates the display text when the assignment is displayed in a simplified manner, and the detailed display field indicates the display text when the assignment is displayed in detail.

Among the tasks exemplified in FIG. 10, the task with task ID "1" is a task of performing batting practice a predetermined number of times. This task is accomplished when the number of times the main character performs batting practice reaches a predetermined value. In the bingo sheet B illustrated in FIG. 9, the task with the task ID "1" is associated with the cell M33, and the predetermined number of times (predetermined value) is set to "1". Although not shown in FIG. 10, similar exercises (muscle strength exercise, base running practice, shoulder strength practice, fielding practice, and mental practice) other than batting practice have the same assignments with assignment IDs "2" to "6." is set as a task for

The task with the task ID "10" is to raise the batting practice level to a predetermined value or higher. This task is accomplished when the level of batting practice reaches or exceeds a predetermined value. Although not shown in FIG. 10, similar exercises have assignment IDs "11" to "15" for practice items other than batting practice (muscle strength practice, base running practice, shoulder strength practice, defense practice, and mental practice). is set as a task for

The task with the task ID “20” is a task of increasing the total experience points to a predetermined value or more. This task is accomplished when the cumulative total of experience points (strength, agility, skill, curve, mental points) given to the main character from the start of the training part to the present time reaches a predetermined value or more. In the bingo sheet B illustrated in FIG. 9, the task with the task ID "20" is associated with the cell M22, and the predetermined value is set to "300".

The task with task ID “21” is a task of increasing the strength point to a predetermined value or more. This task is accomplished when the total number of strength points given to the main character from the start of the training part to the present time reaches a predetermined value or more. In the bingo sheet B illustrated in FIG. 9, the task with the task ID "21" is associated with the cell M12, and the predetermined value is set to "100". Although omitted in FIG. 10, similar tasks are set as tasks with task IDs "22" to "25" for each experience point (agility, skill, curve, mental point) other than muscle strength points.

The task with task ID "30" is a task of increasing the trajectory parameter of the main character to a predetermined value or more. This task is accomplished when the value of the trajectory parameter of the main character is equal to or greater than a predetermined value. Although not shown in FIG. 10, similar tasks are assigned to task IDs "31" to "36" for each basic ability parameter (meeting, power, running power, shoulder strength, defensive power, and ball catching parameter) other than the trajectory parameter. ” is set as an issue.

The task with task ID "40" is to raise the total trick level that the main character has grasped to be equal to or greater than a predetermined value. For example, as shown in FIG. 8B, when the main character has the trick level 1 of "chance ◯" and the trick level 1 of "stealing base ◯", the sum of the trick levels is "2". This task is accomplished when the total trick level grasped by the main character reaches a predetermined value. In the bingo sheet B illustrated in FIG. 9, the task with the task ID "40" is associated with the cell M23, and the predetermined value is set to "1".

The task with the task ID "41" is to have the main character acquire a predetermined number or more of the first class special abilities. Similarly, the task with the task ID "42" is to have the main character acquire a predetermined number or more of the second-class special ability, and the task with the task ID "43" is to have the main character acquire the third-class special ability. The challenge is to have students learn more than one.

In this embodiment, a plurality of special abilities that can be acquired by the main character are grouped into three types: first-class special ability, second-class special ability, and third-class special ability. Among the multiple special abilities that can be acquired by the main character, some are easy to acquire (for example, few experience points are required to acquire), while others are difficult to acquire (for example, There are also those who have a lot of experience points). In this embodiment, a plurality of special abilities are divided into the above three groups in terms of ease of acquisition. Class 1 special ability is a group of special abilities that are easy to learn, Class 3 special ability is a group of special abilities that are difficult to learn, and Class 2 special ability is a group of special abilities that are more difficult to learn than Class 1 special ability. It is a group to which special abilities that are difficult to acquire and easier to acquire than type 3 special abilities belong. Note that the method of grouping special abilities is not limited to this example, and other methods may be adopted.

When the number of special abilities belonging to the first-class special ability among the special abilities acquired by the main character is equal to or greater than a predetermined value, the task with task ID "41" is achieved. Similarly, when the number of special abilities belonging to the second type special ability among the special abilities acquired by the main character is equal to or greater than a predetermined value, the task with task ID "42" is achieved. Further, when the number of special abilities belonging to the third class special ability among the special abilities acquired by the main character is equal to or greater than a predetermined value, the task with task ID "43" is achieved. In the bingo sheet B shown in FIG. 9, the task with the task ID "41" is associated with the cell M32, and the predetermined value is set to "1".

The task with the task ID "44" is to have the main character acquire a specific special ability among the first-class special abilities. This task is accomplished when the main character acquires a specific special ability among the first-class special abilities. In the bingo sheet B illustrated in FIG. 9, the task with the task ID "44" is associated with the square M11, and "stealing base ◯" is set as the specific special ability. In addition, the task with task ID "44" is also associated with cell M21, and "Bant ◯" is set as a specific special ability.

The task with the task ID "45" is to make the main character acquire a specific special ability out of the type 2 special abilities, and the task with the task ID "46" is to have the main character acquire the type 3 special ability. It is a task to acquire a specific special ability. These are the same as the assignment with assignment ID "44".

The task with the task ID "50" is a task of executing the special tag practice a predetermined number of times. This task is accomplished when the number of times the special tag practice is performed reaches a predetermined value. In the bingo sheet B illustrated in FIG. 9, the task with the task ID "50" is associated with the cell M31, and the predetermined number of times (predetermined value) is set to "1".

The task with task ID "51" is a task of performing special tag practice with a predetermined number or more of event characters a predetermined number of times or more. This task is accomplished when the number of times the special tag practice has been executed with a predetermined number or more of event characters reaches a predetermined value.

The task with task ID "52" or "53" is a task to make the evaluation of the supervisor character or the scout character with respect to the main character equal to or higher than a predetermined value. The task of task ID "52" or "53" is achieved when the evaluation of the supervisor character or the scout character for the main character is equal to or higher than a predetermined value.

The task with the task ID "54" is a task in which the main character is selected as a starting member. This task is accomplished when the main character is selected as a starting member in the game executed in the training part scenario.

The task with the task ID "55" is to increase the total motivation parameter of the main character by a predetermined level or more by executing the play command (part P344). This task is accomplished when the total number of stages in which the motivation parameter of the main character has been increased by the play command reaches or exceeds a predetermined value. In the bingo sheet B illustrated in FIG. 9, the task with the task ID "55" is associated with the cell M13, and the predetermined value is set to "2".

The task with the task ID "56" is to increase the total progress of the dates of the main character and the lover character to a predetermined value or more. This task is accomplished when the progress of the date between the main character and the lover character reaches or exceeds a predetermined value. The task with the task ID "57" or "58" is to have the main character spend time with the lover character on Christmas or Valentine's Day, and there is an event in which the main character spends time with the lover character on Christmas or Valentine's Day. The task with the task ID "57" or "58" is completed when it occurs in the training part scenario.

When the task associated with the square M is completed by the user, the square M is set as an completed square. Then, when the bingo achievement condition is satisfied by the completed squares, the bingo is achieved and the bingo sheet B is cleared. That is, in the bingo sheet B having N vertical×N horizontal squares M, when all of the N squares M aligned vertically, horizontally, or diagonally become completed squares, the bingo is achieved. is cleared. For example, as shown in FIG. 11, in a bingo sheet B having 3 vertical by 3 horizontal squares M, all of the 3 vertically aligned squares M (for example, squares M13, M23, and M33) are completed squares. Bingo is achieved and Bingo sheet B is cleared. Also, for example, when all three horizontally aligned squares M (eg, squares M11, M12, and M13) become completed squares, or when three squares M aligned in an oblique direction (eg, squares M11, M22, and M33) Bingo is also achieved when all of are completed squares, and bingo sheet B is cleared.

In the bingo sheet B illustrated in FIGS. 9 and 11, all squares M are associated with assignments, but the bingo sheet B may include squares M with no assignment. When determining whether or not bingo has been achieved, squares M to which no task is associated may be regarded as completed squares.

[2-4-2] A plurality of bingo sheets B are set in the bingo function. FIG. 12 shows an example of a plurality of bingo sheets B. FIG. In FIG. 12, ten bingo sheets B-1 to B-10 are set. FIG. 12 is only an example, and 11 or more bingo sheets B may be set, or 9 or less bingo sheets B may be set.

In FIG. 12, as the first and second bingo sheets B-1 and B-2, a bingo sheet B having 9 squares M (3 vertical×3 horizontal) is set. As the third to sixth bingo sheets B-3 to B-6, a bingo sheet B having 16 squares M (4 vertical×4 horizontal) is set. Further, as the seventh to tenth bingo sheets B-7 to B-10, a bingo sheet B having 25 squares M (5 vertical×5 horizontal) is set. In this way, in FIG. 12, the number of squares M on the bingo sheet B increases stepwise. By doing so, the interest of changing the number of squares M on the bingo sheet B can be provided to the user. However, it is not essential to change the number of squares M on the bingo sheet B, and the number of squares M on the bingo sheets B-1 to B-10 may be the same.

At the beginning of the growing part, the first bingo sheet B-1 is set as the bingo sheet B (hereinafter referred to as "current sheet") to be cleared by the user. When the first bingo sheet B-1 is cleared, the current sheet is changed from the first bingo sheet B-1 to the second bingo sheet B-2. In this way, when the i-th bingo sheet Bi is cleared while the current sheet is the i-th bingo sheet Bi (where i is an integer equal to or greater than 1), the current sheet is changed to the i-th bingo sheet Bi. The 1st bingo sheet Bi is changed to the jth (j: integer of j=i+1) th bingo sheet Bj.

The bingo sheets B-1 to B-10 may be prepared in advance by the game developer, or may be generated by a computer. That is, before the start of the training part, based on the task data D1002, the control unit 11 (or the control unit 31) determines (randomly) a task to be associated with each square M according to the probability information. B-10 may be produced.

[2-4-3] In the bingo function, the i-th bingo sheet Bi and one or a plurality of bingo sheets B following it may achieve bingo in a chain. A chain of such bingo achievements will be described.

FIG. 13 is a diagram for explaining the chain of bingo achievement, and shows the first and second bingo sheets B-1 and B-2 when the first bingo sheet B-1 is the current sheet. shows an example of the state of

In FIG. 13, nine squares M11-1, M12-1, M13-1, M21-1, M22-1, M23-1, M31-1, M32-1 of the first bingo sheet B-1 , M33-1, the squares M12-1, M22-1, M23-1 and M33-1 are completed squares. In this case, if any one of the squares M11-1, M13-1, M21-1, and M32-1 becomes a completed square, bingo is achieved with the first bingo sheet B-1.

In this embodiment, when the i-th bingo sheet Bi is the current sheet, the task of the square M of the bingo sheet B subsequent to the i-th bingo sheet Bi is achieved. can be. In FIG. 13, when the first bingo sheet B-1 is the current sheet, nine squares M11-2, M12-2, M13-2, M21 of the second bingo sheet B-2 are displayed. -2, M22-2, M23-2, M31-2, M32-2 and M33-2, the tasks of masses M13-2, M22-2 and M31-2 have been achieved. These squares M13-2, M22-2 and M31-2 do not become completed squares but become reserved squares until the second bingo sheet B-2 becomes the current sheet. "Achievement reserved squares" are squares that have already been determined to have completed the task and are reserved to become completed squares when the second bingo sheet B-2 becomes the current sheet. be. It should be noted that the squares M13-2 and M31-2 of the second bingo sheet B-2 have the same types as the squares M12-1 and M33-1 of the first bingo sheet B-1 (strength points, batting practice), but the square M associated with the same type of task (running practice) as the square M22-2 on the second bingo sheet B-2 is the first bingo. Not present on sheet B-1. In this way, while the first bingo sheet B-1 is the current sheet, even if there is no square M associated with the same type of task on the first bingo sheet B-1, Even if there is, the task associated with the square M on the second bingo sheet B-2 may be achieved.

In FIG. 13, on the second bingo sheet B-2, three achievement reservation squares (squares M13-2, M22-2, M31-2) are arranged diagonally in a straight line. Satisfy the bingo achievement conditions. In this case, when bingo is achieved on the first bingo sheet B-1 and the current sheet is changed to the second bingo sheet B-2, three reserved achievement squares become completed squares. Bingo is achieved by becoming That is, when bingo is achieved with the first bingo sheet B-1, bingo is also achieved with the second bingo sheet B-2. In such a case, it is determined that one bingo achievement is linked. It should be noted that, like the second bingo sheet B-2 illustrated in FIG. 13, the state in which the bingo achievement condition is satisfied by the achievement reservation square is a state in which the achievement of bingo is reserved. , hereinafter, such a state is referred to as a "bingo reservation state".

Although the third bingo sheet B-3 is not shown in FIG. 13, if the third bingo sheet B-3 is also in the bingo reservation state, the first bingo sheet When bingo is achieved with B-1, bingo is also achieved with the second bingo sheet B-2 and the third bingo sheet B-3. In this case, it is determined that two bingo achievements are linked. It should be noted that there may be cases where three or more bingo achievements occur.

[2-4-4] Also, in the bingo function, reward points as described below are awarded to the user.

[2-4-4-1] For example, reward points (task reward points) are given to the user when a task associated with square M on bingo sheet B is achieved. By giving such reward points to the user, it is possible to improve the motivation to complete the task.

FIG. 14 shows an example of task reward point data defining task reward points. As shown in FIG. 14, the task reward point data D1003 includes "bingo sheet number" and "task reward point" fields. The bingo sheet number field indicates what bingo sheet B it is. The task reward point field is given to the user when it is determined that the task associated with the square M of the bingo sheet B has been achieved (in other words, when the square M of the bingo sheet B is set as an accomplished square). Shows the reward points (task reward points).

In FIG. 14, the bingo sheet number "1" is associated with task reward points "100". This indicates that 100 points are given to the user as task reward points when the task associated with any square M on the first bingo sheet B-1 is achieved. In FIG. 14, the greater the bingo sheet number, the greater the task reward points. That is, the task reward points are changed according to the bingo sheet number. Note that the task reward points may be changed according to the content of the task (difficulty of the task, etc.).

Assignment of task reward points due to the achievement of the task of the square M is performed when it is first determined that the task of the square M has been achieved (that is, when the status of the square M is not the completed square to the completed square changes). For example, square M33 on the bingo sheet B illustrated in FIG. 9 is associated with the task "execute batting practice once". In this case, when the first batting practice is performed, it is determined that the task of the square M33 has been achieved, and task reward points are given to the user for achieving the task of the square M33. However, even if batting practice is performed after that, task reward points are not given to the user for square M33 because the task for square M33 has already been achieved.

Further, in the present embodiment, as described above, when the i-th bingo sheet Bi is the current sheet, the square M of the bingo sheet B subsequent to the i-th bingo sheet Bi is displayed. A challenge may be completed, but no challenge reward points are awarded to the user at that time. For example, in the state illustrated in FIG. 13, the tasks of the squares M13-2, M22-2, and M31-2 of the second bingo sheet B-2 have also been achieved, but at this point the first bingo sheet Since B-1 is the current sheet, task reward points for these squares M12-1, M22-1, M23-1 and M33-1 are not given to the user, and the second bingo sheet B-2 is given to the user when becomes the current sheet.

In the present embodiment, when the i-th bingo sheet Bi is the current sheet, the object of the square M of the bingo sheet B preceding the i-th bingo sheet Bi is achieved. However, in this case, task reward points are not given to the user.

[2-4-4-2] Also, for example, reward points (bingo reward points) are given to the user when bingo is achieved on the current sheet (that is, when the current sheet is cleared). By awarding such reward points to the user, the motivation to complete bingo can be improved.

FIG. 15 shows an example of bingo reward point data defining bingo reward points. As shown in FIG. 15, the bingo reward point data D1004 includes "bingo sheet number" and "bingo reward point" fields. The bingo sheet number field is the same as the bingo sheet number field of task reward point data D1003. The bingo reward point field indicates the reward points (bingo reward points) given to the user when bingo is achieved on bingo sheet B. FIG.

In FIG. 15, bingo sheet number "1" and bingo reward points "500" are associated. This indicates that 500 points are given to the user as bingo reward points when bingo is achieved with the first bingo sheet B-1. In FIG. 15, the larger the bingo sheet number, the more bingo reward points. That is, the bingo reward points are changed according to the bingo sheet number. It should be noted that the bingo reward points may be changed according to the number of squares M. Also, when a plurality of bingos are achieved simultaneously on the current sheet, the bingo reward points may be increased compared to when one bingo is achieved. In this case, the bingo reward points may be increased according to the number of bingoes achieved at the same time.

[2-4-4-3] Further, for example, when bingo is achieved in a chain with bingo sheet B, which is the current sheet, and one or more bingo sheets B following it, a chain bonus is given to the user. be. By giving such a chain bonus to the user, it is possible to provide the user with the interest of aiming to achieve bingo in a chain.

FIG. 16 is an example of chain bonus data defined for chain bonuses. As shown in FIG. 16, the chain bonus data D1005 includes "chain number" and "chain bonus" fields. The Number of Chains field indicates the number of chains of bingo achievements. A chain bonus field indicates a chain bonus. In FIG. 16, the multiplying factor by which the bingo reward points are multiplied is defined as a chain bonus.

For example, the chain number is "1" when bingo is achieved in a chain with the first bingo sheet B-1 and the second bingo sheet B-2. In this respect, in FIG. 16, the chain number "1" and the chain bonus "x1.5" are associated. The bingo reward points of the normal second bingo sheet B-2 are "700" (see FIG. 15), but the first bingo sheet B-1 and the second bingo sheet B-2 When the bingo is achieved in a chain, the points calculated by multiplying 700 points by 1.5 are given to the user as the bingo reward points of the second bingo sheet B-2. be. That is, points calculated by multiplying 700 points by 0.5 are added to normal bingo reward points and given to the user as a bonus for achieving one chain.

Also, for example, when bingo is achieved in a chain with the first bingo sheet B-1, the second bingo sheet B-2, and the third bingo sheet B-3, the chain number is It is "2". In this regard, in FIG. 16, the chain number "2" and the chain bonus "x1.9" are associated. The bingo reward points of the normal third bingo sheet B-3 are "900" (see FIG. 15), but the first bingo sheet B-1 and the second bingo sheet B-2 and the third bingo sheet B-3, the points calculated by multiplying 900 points by 1.9 will be the third bingo sheet B- Awarded to the user as 3 bingo reward points. That is, points calculated by multiplying 900 points by 0.9 are added to the normal bingo reward points and given to the user as a bonus for achieving two chains.

In FIG. 16, the chain bonus is set in the form of a multiplier, but a predetermined fixed amount of reward points may be set as the chain bonus. Also, in FIG. 16, a chain bonus is given when a chain is achieved. may

[2-4-4-4] Also, for example, at the end of each section, reward points (section reward points) are given to the user according to the number of bingo sheets B cleared up to that point. By giving such reward points to the user, it is possible to provide the user with the interest of aiming to clear many bingo sheets B as soon as possible.

FIG. 17 shows an example of section reward point data defining section reward points. As shown in FIG. 17, the section reward point data D1006 includes "clear number" and "section reward point" fields. The cleared number field indicates the number of bingo sheets B cleared by the end of the section. The section reward points field indicates the section reward points awarded to the user.

In FIG. 17, the clear number "1" and the section reward points "1250" are associated. This indicates that 1250 points are given to the user as section reward points when the number of bingo sheets cleared by the end of the section is "1". In FIG. 17, the greater the number of cleared cards, the greater the section reward points.

[2-4-5] Returning to FIG. 4, the bingo area A350 of the main command image G300 will be described. As shown in FIG. 4, the bingo area A350 includes parts P351, P352, P353, P354, P355 related to the bingo function.

Part P351 indicates bingo sheet B, which is the current sheet. The part P352 indicates what bingo sheet B the current sheet is. 4 shows the case where the bingo sheet B illustrated in FIG. 9 is the current sheet, so the part P351 corresponds to the bingo sheet B illustrated in FIG.

In the part P351, a text indicating the content of the assignment for each square M on the current sheet is displayed in each square M. This text is displayed based on the simple display field of the task data D1002. In FIG. 4, the text indicating the content of the task is displayed in each cell M. In addition to displaying the text, or instead of displaying the text, an image (marker, icon, etc.) indicating the content of the task is displayed in each cell M. may

In addition, the target value may be displayed in the square M associated with the task including the numerical target, or the remaining value necessary to achieve the task (that is, the current value is subtracted from the target value) numerical value) may be displayed. For example, with respect to the square M associated with the task of "making the muscle strength point 100 or more", if the current strength point value is 20 points, the target value "100" is displayed in the square M. Alternatively, the remaining value "80" may be displayed in the square M. Here, for the sake of simplicity of explanation, it is assumed that the target value is displayed in the square M. However, if the remaining value is displayed in the square M, the user can determine the remaining value necessary to achieve the task. easier to comprehend.

When the user selects any square M on the current sheet displayed as part P351, the details of the task for that square M are displayed. FIG. 18 shows a case where the user selects the lower right cell M. FIG. Therefore, in FIG. 18, a part P356 showing the details of the assignment (perform batting practice once) in the lower right square M is displayed.

FIGS. 4 and 18 show the case where none of the squares M on the current sheet has become a completed square. FIG. 19 is a diagram showing an example of the part P351 when some squares M of the current sheet are completed squares, showing an example of the part P351 in the state illustrated in FIG. As shown in FIG. 19, in the part P351, completed squares and other squares are displayed so that the user can distinguish between them. In FIG. 19, an indicator indicating that the square is an accomplished square (the task has been completed) is displayed in the square M that is an already completed square.

As in the state illustrated in FIG. 13, when the first bingo sheet B-1 is the current sheet and the second bingo sheet B-2 is in the bingo reserved state, As shown in FIG. 19, a part P357 corresponding to the second bingo sheet B-2 is placed behind the part P351 indicating the first bingo sheet B-1, which is the current sheet, and is separated from the part P351. It is displayed slightly shifted.

If the first bingo sheet B-1 is the current sheet and the second and third bingo sheets B-2 and B-3 are in the bingo reserved state, , a part P357 corresponding to the second bingo sheet B-2 is displayed behind the part P351 indicating the first bingo sheet B-1, which is the current sheet, slightly shifted from the part P351. At the same time, behind the part P357, parts corresponding to the third bingo sheet B-3 are displaced from the parts P351 and P357 and displayed.

In the bingo sheet detailed image (see FIGS. 20, 22, etc.), which will be described later, the bingo sheet B after the current sheet can be confirmed. -2 etc. can be confirmed whether or not they are in the bingo reserved state. It can be understood that

The part P353 is a part for confirming the details of the task of each square M on the bingo sheet B. FIG. The part P353 is associated with a process for displaying on the display unit 15 a bingo sheet detailed image showing the details of the task of each square M on the bingo sheet B. FIG. Therefore, when the user selects the part P353, the bingo sheet detailed image is displayed on the display unit 15. FIG. The bingo sheet detailed image will be described later (see FIGS. 20, 22, etc.).

Part P354 indicates the total number of attainable reserved squares of bingo sheet B after the current sheet. In the bingo sheet detailed image (see FIGS. 20, 22, etc.), which will be described later, the bingo sheet B subsequent to the current sheet can be confirmed. It is possible to confirm whether or not there are any reserved squares to be completed in B and the total number of reserved squares to be completed, but the part P354 allows the user to complete the bingo sheet B after the current sheet without transitioning to the bingo sheet detailed image. It is possible to grasp whether or not a reserved square exists and the total number of achieved reserved squares.

Part P355 shows the cumulative score. The cumulative score is the cumulative total of reward points acquired by the user from the start of the training part to the present time.

[2-4-6] A bingo sheet detailed image displayed on the display unit 15 when the user selects the part P353 will be described. FIG. 20 shows an example of a bingo sheet detailed image. As shown in FIG. 20, the bingo sheet detailed image G700 includes parts P710, P720, P730, P740, P750, P760, and P770-1.

Part P710 indicates bingo sheet B. The part P720 indicates how many bingo sheets B are displayed as the part P710.

As with the part P351, in the part P710, a text indicating the task content of each square M on the bingo sheet B is displayed in each square M. This text is displayed based on the detailed display field of the task data D1002.

As with the part P351, in the part P710 as well, with regard to the squares M associated with a task including a numerical target, the target value may be displayed in the square M, or the remaining value necessary to achieve the task (that is, a numerical value obtained by subtracting the current value from the target value) may be displayed in the square M. Here, for the sake of simplicity of explanation, it is assumed that the target value is displayed in the square M. As shown in FIG.

The part P730 is a part indicating information about the bingo sheet B displayed as the part P710. The part P730 has a first display mode and a second display mode. The part P740 is associated with processing for switching the display mode of the part P730. When the user selects the part P740, the display mode of the part P730 is switched between the first display mode and the second display mode. FIG. 20 shows an example of the parts P730 in the first display mode, and FIG. 21 shows an example of the parts P730 in the second display mode.

As shown in FIG. 20, part P730 in the first display mode indicates the bingo reward points of bingo sheet B displayed as part P710. Part P730 of FIG. 20 indicates that the user can earn 500 reward points if bingo is achieved on bingo sheet B displayed as part P710.

As shown in FIG. 21, the part P730 in the second display mode shows the details of the task of the square M selected from the bingo sheet B displayed as the part P710. FIG. 21 shows the case where the central square M of the bingo sheet B displayed as part P710 is selected. Also, the part P730 in the second display mode includes a part P731 corresponding to a gauge image indicating the degree of progress (achievement) of the selected square M task. For example, the length of the gauge (hatched portion) in part P731 is set to a length corresponding to the ratio of the current value to the target value. Furthermore, the part P730 in the second display mode indicates the task reward points for the selected square M task. Part P730 of FIG. 21 indicates that the user can earn 100 reward points if the selected square M task is completed.

Part P750 indicates the current cumulative score. That is, the part P750 indicates the cumulative total of reward points acquired by the user from the start of the training part to the present time.

The part P760 is associated with processing for returning to the previously displayed image. Therefore, when the user selects the part P760, the main command image G300 is displayed on the display section 15. FIG.

The part P770-1 is associated with processing for changing the bingo sheet B displayed as the part P710 to the bingo sheet one after the bingo sheet B currently displayed as the part P710. In FIG. 20, since the first bingo sheet B-1 is displayed as the part P710, when the user selects the part P770-1, the second bingo sheet B-2 is displayed as the part P710. be. When the user further selects part P770-1, the third bingo sheet B-3 is displayed as part P710.

FIG. 22 shows an example of a bingo sheet detailed image G700 when the third bingo sheet B-3 is displayed as part P710. Since the third bingo sheet B-3 is a bingo sheet B having 16 squares M (4 vertical×4 horizontal) (see FIG. 12), the bingo sheet B having 16 squares M is It is displayed as part P710. In this case, as the bingo sheet B displayed as the part P710 is changed, the display contents of the parts P720 and P730 are updated.

The bingo sheet detailed image G700 shown in FIG. 22 includes part P770-2. The part P770-2 is associated with processing for changing the bingo sheet B displayed as the part P710 to the bingo sheet immediately preceding the bingo sheet B currently displayed as the part P710. In FIG. 22, since the third bingo sheet B-3 is displayed as the part P710, when the user selects the part P770-2, the second bingo sheet B-2 is displayed as the part P710. be. When the user further selects part P770-2, the first bingo sheet B-1 is displayed as part P710, and bingo sheet detailed image G700 returns to the state shown in FIG.

When the user selects part P770-1 in the state shown in FIG. 22, the fourth bingo sheet B-2 is displayed as part P710. When the user further selects part P770-1 three times, the seventh bingo sheet B-7 is displayed as part P710. Since the seventh bingo sheet B-7 is a bingo sheet B having 25 squares M (5 vertical×5 horizontal) (see FIG. 12), in this case, the bingo sheet B-7 has 25 squares M. Sheet B is displayed as part P710.

As described above, the user can confirm any bingo sheet B among the first to tenth bingo sheets B-1 to B-10 by selecting the parts P770-1 and P770-2.

FIGS. 20 and 22 show the case where none of the squares M has become a completed square. FIGS. 23 and 24 show bingo when some squares M on the current sheet are completed squares and some squares M on the bingo sheet B after the current sheet are reserved squares for achievement. An example of a sheet detail image G700 is shown. Specifically, FIGS. 23 and 24 show the bingo sheet detailed image G700 in the state illustrated in FIG.

FIG. 23 shows an example of a bingo sheet detailed image G700 in which the first bingo sheet B-1 (current sheet) in the state illustrated in FIG. 13 is displayed as part P710. As shown in FIG. 23, in this case, a part P710 is displayed so that the user can distinguish between completed squares and other squares. In FIG. 23, the completed squares are hatched, and a part P780 corresponding to the sign indicating that the squares have been completed (the task has been completed) is associated with the completed squares.

FIG. 24 shows an example of a bingo sheet detailed image G700 in which the second bingo sheet B-2 in the state illustrated in FIG. 13 is displayed as part P710. As shown in FIG. 24, in this case, a part P710 is displayed so that the user can distinguish between reserved squares and other squares. In FIG. 24, a reserved achievement square is hatched, and a part P790 corresponding to a sign indicating that it is a reserved achievement square is associated with the reserved achievement square.

[2-4-7] FIG. 25 shows an example of a task achievement image. The task achievement image G800 is an image displayed on the display unit 15 when any of the squares M on the current sheet has become an accomplished square (that is, when the task of any of the squares M on the current sheet has been achieved). is.

As shown in FIG. 25, the task achievement image G800 includes a part P810 indicating that the task has been achieved, a part P820 indicating the task that has been completed, and reward points (task reward points) that are given for accomplishing the task. and part P830 shown. Part P820 in FIG. 25 indicates that the task of "acquiring one or more type 1 special abilities" has been achieved. In addition, when a plurality of tasks are achieved, a part P820 indicating the plurality of tasks is displayed.

FIG. 26 shows an example of a bingo achievement image. The bingo achieved image G900 is an image displayed on the display unit 15 when bingo is achieved on the current sheet. For example, in the state illustrated in FIG. 13, when the task "acquire at least one type 1 special ability" is achieved, the current sheet (first bingo sheet B-1) square M32-1 becomes a completed square, bingo is achieved on the current sheet (first bingo sheet B-1). In such a case, the bingo achievement image G900 is displayed on the display unit 15. FIG.

As shown in FIG. 26, the bingo achievement image G900 includes a part P910 indicating that bingo has been achieved, a part P920 indicating the bingo sheet B (current sheet) on which bingo has been achieved, and a bingo achievement image G900. and a part P930 showing reward points (Bingo reward points).

[2-4-8] In the bingo function described above, when bingo is achieved on the i-th (i: an integer equal to or greater than 1) bingo sheet Bi, which is the current sheet, the current sheet becomes the i-th bingo sheet Bi. When the i-th bingo sheet Bi is changed to the j-th (j: integer of j=i+1) th bingo sheet Bj, the current sheet changes from the i-th bingo sheet Bi to the j-th bingo sheet Bj. The user can confirm the jth bingo sheet Bj by displaying the bingo sheet detailed image G700 on the display unit 15 before changing to the jth bingo sheet Bj. For this reason, before the current sheet is changed from the i-th bingo sheet Bi to the j-th bingo sheet Bj, the user can change each square of the i-th bingo sheet Bi. The game can be played considering not only the task of M but also the task of each square M on the j-th bingo sheet Bj. According to such a bingo function, before the current sheet is changed from the i-th bingo sheet Bi to the j-th bingo sheet Bj, the i-th bingo sheet Bi It is possible to provide the user with interest in playing the game considering not only the tasks associated with each square M of the j-th bingo sheet Bj, but also the tasks associated with each square M of the j-th bingo sheet Bj. As a result, the interest in the game using the bingo sheet B in which the task is associated with each square M can be enhanced.

Also, in the bingo function, tasks related to the same practice items, experience points, basic ability parameters, or special ability parameters are set on the i-th bingo sheet Bi and the j-th bingo sheet Bj. Therefore, the user can efficiently change the squares M between the i-th bingo sheet Bi and the j-th bingo sheet Bj into completed squares by aiming to achieve the task. . As a result, by aiming to achieve the above-described tasks, the squares M between the i-th bingo sheet Bi and the j-th bingo sheet Bj are efficiently changed into completed squares. Interest can be provided to the user.

[3. Functional Blocks] FIG. 27 is a functional block diagram showing functional blocks related to the bingo function in the breeding part among the functional blocks implemented in the game system 1 .

As shown in FIG. 27, the game system 1 includes a data storage unit 1000, a target setting unit 1010, a first display control unit 1020, a second display control unit 1030, a game progression unit 1040, and an achievement determination unit 1050. , a first achievement setting unit 1060 , a predetermined condition determination unit 1070 , a target change unit 1080 , a second achievement setting unit 1090 , and a reward giving unit 1100 .

Data storage unit 1000 is realized by at least one of storage unit 12 , storage unit 32 , and database 34 . Functional blocks other than the data storage unit 1000 are implemented by at least one of the control unit 11 and the control unit 31 . That is, all functional blocks other than the data storage unit 1000 may be implemented by the control unit 11, all of these may be implemented by the control unit 31, or some of these may be implemented by the control unit 11. , and the rest may be realized by the control unit 31 .

[3-1] The data storage unit 1000 stores data necessary for executing the game. Here, as an example of data stored in the data storage unit 1000, data necessary for executing the training part of the aforementioned baseball game will be described.

For example, the data storage unit 1000 stores data indicating a list of users who play games in the game system 1, data indicating a list of event characters owned by each user, original characters owned by each user (each Stores data indicating a list of original characters created by the user. In addition to these data, as shown in FIG. 28, the data storage unit 1000 stores practice effect data D1001, task data D1002, task reward point data D1003, bingo reward point data D1004, and chain bonus data D1005. , section reward point data D1006, bingo sheet data D1007, event deck data D1008, and training status data D1009. Of these, practice effect data D1001, task data D1002, task reward point data D1003, bingo reward point data D1004, chain bonus data D1005, and section reward point data D1006 have already been explained (Figs. 17), and the description is omitted here.

[3-1-1] FIG. 28 shows an example of bingo sheet data D1007. The bingo sheet data D1007 indicates the content and achievement status of assignments associated with each square M on the bingo sheet B. FIG. The bingo sheet data D1007 is stored for each bingo sheet B (associated with the bingo sheet number). As shown in FIG. 28, it includes fields for "mass," "task," and "completed flag."

The mass field indicates information that uniquely identifies each square M on the bingo sheet B. FIG. For example, a mass field includes "row" and "column" fields as subfields. A "row" corresponds to an array of squares in the horizontal direction, and a "column" corresponds to an array of squares in the vertical direction. The row field indicates in what row the cell M is included, and the column field indicates in what column the cell M is included. In the case of bingo sheet B illustrated in FIG. 9, the upper row (cells M11, M12, M13) corresponds to the first row, and the middle row (cells M21, M22, M23) corresponds to the second row. , and the lower row (mass M31, M32, M33) corresponds to the third row. In the case of bingo sheet B illustrated in FIG. 9, the left column (cells M11, M21, M31) corresponds to the first column, and the center column (cells M12, M22, M32) corresponds to the second column. , and the right column (mass M13, M23, M33) corresponds to the third column.

The task field indicates the content of the task associated with the cell M. FIG. For example, the task field includes "task ID" and "parameter" fields as subfields. The task ID field indicates the task ID of the task associated with the cell M. The parameter field indicates the contents of the parameters regarding the task. For example, in the case of an assignment including a numerical target, the target value is registered in the parameter field. Also, for example, in the case of a task related to a specific special ability, information indicating the specific special ability is registered in the parameter field.

The completed flag field indicates the completed flag of the task associated with the square M. The accomplished flag indicates whether or not the task associated with square M has been completed. The accomplished flag is set to ON (1) when the task has been completed, and is set to OFF (0) when the task has not been completed.

[3-1-2] FIG. 29 shows an example of the event deck data D1008. The event deck data D1008 indicates event characters incorporated in the event deck. As shown in FIG. 29, the event deck data D1008 includes "set frame", "event character ID", "owner", "name", "rarity", "attribute", "position", "favorite practice", " Includes "Experience", "Level", "Ability Parameters", and "Event" fields.

The setting frame field indicates information indicating one of the setting frames P231-1, P231-2, P231-3, P231-4, P231-5, P232 in the event deck area A230 of the event deck setting image G200. In FIG. 29, setting frames “1” to “5” correspond to setting frames P231-1 to P231-5, respectively, and setting frame “6” corresponds to setting frame P232.

The event character ID, owner, name, rarity, position, good practice, experience value, and level fields are the event character ID, owner, name, rarity, position, good practice, and experience value of the event character set in the setting frame. , indicating the level respectively. The attribute field indicates whether the event character set in the setting frame is a "player", a "manager", or the like.

The ability parameter field indicates the ability parameter (basic ability parameter and special ability parameter) of the event character set in the setting frame. For example, when a match event occurs in the training part, the event characters incorporated in the event deck participate in the match as teammates of the main character. When such a match event is executed, the event character's ability parameters are referred to.

The event field indicates event information related to the event associated with the event character set in the setting frame. In other words, the event field indicates event information regarding an event that can occur in the game when the event character is incorporated into the event deck. The event information is information indicating the name and content (effect) of the event. For example, the event information includes information about the types and amounts of experience points or ability parameters given to the main character due to the occurrence of the event. Information indicating the probability and conditions of event occurrence is also stored in the event field.

[3-1-3] FIG. 30 shows an example of the training status data D1009. The training status data D1009 indicates the training status of the main character being trained. As shown in FIG. 31, the training status data D1009 includes the following fields.

A "name" field indicates the name of the main character. The "Position" field indicates the baseball position that the main character is good at. The "form" and "dominant arm" fields indicate the form (batting form or pitching form) and dominant arm of the main character. The "motivation parameter" and "physical strength parameter" fields indicate the motivation parameter and physical strength parameter of the main character at the present time. The “injury/illness” field indicates the current injury or sickness of the main character. The "evaluation" field indicates the current evaluation of each other game character (teammate character, supervisor character, or scout character) with respect to the main character.

The "experience point" field indicates the current value and accumulated value of each experience point (strength, agility, technique, curveball, and mental point). The "current value" is the amount of points currently possessed by the main character (that is, the amount of points remaining at the present time). On the other hand, the "accumulated value" is the total amount of points that the main character has acquired so far. Although FIG. 30 shows only strength points, current values and accumulated values are similarly registered for other experience points (agility, technique, curveball, and mental points).

The "basic ability parameter" field indicates the current basic ability parameters (ballistics, ballistics, power, running ability, shoulder strength, defensive ability, and ball catching parameters) of the main character. Although FIG. 30 shows only trajectory and contact parameters, other basic ability parameters (power, running ability, shoulder strength, defensive ability, and ball catching parameters) are also registered in the same manner.

The "special ability parameter" field indicates the current special ability parameter of the main character. The special ability parameter is a parameter indicating whether or not the main character has acquired each special ability. For example, in the "chance ○" field in the special ability parameter field, "0" is registered when the hero character has not acquired the special ability "chance ○", and the hero character has already acquired the special ability "chance ○". , "1" is registered. In FIG. 30, a parameter indicating whether or not the main character has acquired each special ability belonging to each of the first-class special ability, second-class special ability, and third-class special ability is registered.

The "trick level parameter" field indicates the trick level parameter of the main character. The trick level parameter indicates the current trick level of each special ability of the main character.

The "exercise execution status" field indicates the practice execution status (execution history) up to the present time. In the practice execution status field, for each practice item, the current level, the total number of practice executions, and the teammate character (and supervisor character and scout character) assigned to the practice item in the current turn. is registered. Although only batting practice is shown in FIG. 30, other practice items (muscular strength practice, base running practice, shoulder strength practice, defense practice, and mental practice) are also registered in the same manner.

The "special tag practice execution status" field indicates the execution status (execution history) of special tag practice up to the present time.

The "current sheet number" field indicates the bingo sheet number of the bingo sheet currently set as the current sheet. The "cumulative score" field indicates the cumulative total of reward points acquired by the user from the start of the training part to the present time.

The "progress" field indicates the current progress (progress history). For example, the number of remaining turns, the current in-game time, etc. are registered in the progress field. Further, for example, the progress of data is also registered in the progress field. In addition, information on whether or not the player was selected as a starting member and whether or not the player spent Christmas or Valentine's Day with his/her lover is also registered in the progress field.

[3-1-4] In addition to the data described above, for example, data related to teammate characters other than event characters are stored in the data storage section 1000 .

[3-2] The target setting unit 1010 sets, as a target object, one of a plurality of objects each having a plurality of positions associated with task information indicating a task in the game.

A “task” is a task that the user should achieve in the game. The "task" is set according to the content of the game. A "problem" may be something that includes a numerical target. For example, a "task" may be represented by a parameter to be increased or decreased in a game and a target value for that parameter. Further, for example, the "task" may be represented by an item to be performed in the game and the number of times (target number of times) to perform the item in the game. Further, for example, the content of the "task" may be represented by an event that should occur in the game and the number of times that event should occur in the game (target number of times). As this target number of times, the number of times of two or more may be set, or one time may be set. Note that the "task" can also be replaced with, for example, a "goal", a "mission", a "quest", or the like.

An “object” is an object with a plurality of positions set, and can be displayed on the display unit 15, for example.

For example, a sheet on which a plurality of squares are arranged corresponds to an example of an "object". Specifically, an object (such as a bingo sheet) in which squares are arranged in a matrix of N vertical×N horizontal corresponds to an example of the above-described “object”. In this case, the plurality of squares corresponds to an example of the "plurality of positions".

Further, for example, an object having a structure including a plurality of nodes, each node being connected to one or more other nodes, is also an example of the "object". Specifically, an object including a plurality of nodes having a tree structure is also an example of the "object". In this case, the plurality of nodes corresponds to an example of the "plurality of positions".

Assignment information is associated with each of the plurality of positions set in the "object". “Associating assignment information with a location” means that data in which assignment information is associated with location identification information for identifying a location is stored in the data storage unit 1000 . In addition to a plurality of positions (eg, squares, nodes, etc.) each associated with task information, one or more positions (eg, squares, nodes, etc.) not associated with task information are set in the object. good too.

"Multiple objects with multiple positions set to each associated with task information" means that multiple positions are set for each of the multiple objects, and each of the multiple positions set for each object It means that the issue information is associated. Note that the number of multiple positions may differ between objects. Also, the placement of multiple positions may differ between objects.

Task information differs among multiple objects. However, assignment information indicating the same or similar assignments may be set for a plurality of objects. That is, at least one of the plurality of positions set in the object has task information indicating the same or similar task as the task indicated by the task information associated with one of the plurality of positions in the other object. may be associated.

"Similar tasks" means tasks such as those described below. For example, when a task is represented by a parameter that is increased or decreased in a game and a target value for that parameter, tasks with the same parameter but different target values are "similar tasks." corresponds to an example of Also, for example, if the task is represented by an item to be performed in the game and the number of times the item should be performed in the game (target number of times), the items to be performed in the game are the same. , tasks with different target counts correspond to an example of the "same type of task". Also, for example, if the task is represented by an event that should occur in the game and the number of times that event should occur in the game (target number of times), the events that should occur in the game are the same. and tasks with different target counts correspond to an example of the "same type of task". For example, that the first task and the second task are of the same type means that when the first task is achieved, the second task is also achieved to some extent.

A “target object” is, for example, an object to be determined by the predetermined condition determination unit 1070 . In other words, it is an object that serves as a basis for granting rewards by the reward granting unit 1100 . That is, when the task indicated by the task information associated with the position in the target object is achieved, the reward is given (the reward is given by the first reward giving unit 1101), and the task information associated with the position in the object that is not the target object. Even if the task indicated by is achieved, reward provision (reward provision by the first reward provision unit 1101) is not performed. Alternatively, a reward is given (reward given by the second reward giving unit 1102) when a plurality of achieved positions in the target object satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition, and a plurality of achieved positions in an object other than the target object are rewarded. Even if the position satisfies the predetermined positional relationship condition (reward provision by the second reward provision unit 1102) is not performed.

"Setting one of a plurality of objects as a target object" means selecting the first object among objects that have not been set as target objects according to predetermined order information. Alternatively, "setting one of a plurality of objects as the target object" means selecting one of the objects that have not been set as the target object (randomly) as the target object based on probability information. It may be Note that "setting one of a plurality of objects as the target object" may mean setting an object selected by the user from among objects that have not been set as the target object as the target object.

"Setting an object as a target object" means, for example, registering the identification information of the object in a storage area (field or the like) for storing the identification information of the object that is the target object. Also, "setting an object as a target object" may mean, for example, associating information indicating that the object is the target object with the identification information of the object.

In the case of the aforementioned baseball game, each task registered in the task data D1002 corresponds to an example of "tasks in the game". The bingo sheet B corresponds to an example of the "object", the plurality of squares M on the bingo sheet B corresponds to an example of the "plural positions", and the current sheet corresponds to an example of the "target object". The target setting unit 1010 sets one of the plurality of bingo sheets B-1 to B-10 as the current sheet.

[3-3] The first display control unit 1020 controls the display unit 15 to display the target object.

"Displaying the target object on the display unit 15" means, for example, that the display unit 15 is displayed so that the user can grasp each of a plurality of positions in the target object and the content of the task indicated by the task information associated with the position. 15 is to be displayed. It should be noted that "displaying the content of the assignment on the display unit 15 so that the user can understand it" may be displaying text indicating the content of the assignment on the display unit 15, or displaying the content of the assignment on the display unit 15. An image (marker, icon, or the like) may be displayed on the display unit 15 .

To “execute control for displaying the target object on the display unit 15” means to display an image showing the target object on the display unit 15. FIG. “Controlling to display the target object on the display unit 15” means that the image representing the target object is displayed on the game terminal 10 by transmitting data for displaying the image representing the target object to the game terminal 10. may be displayed on the display unit 15. The “data for displaying an image” may be data representing the image itself or data for generating the image.

In the case of the baseball game described above, the first display control unit 1020 performs control for displaying the current sheet (an example of the target object) on the display unit 15 . For example, the first display control unit 1020 controls the display unit 15 to display the main command image G300 including the part P351 indicating the bingo sheet B, which is the current sheet. Further, for example, the first display control unit 1020 performs control for displaying, on the display unit 15, a bingo sheet detailed image G700 including a part P710 indicating the bingo sheet B, which is the current sheet.

[3-4] The game progress section 1040 progresses the game based on the user's operation. In the case of the baseball game described above, the game progression unit 1040 advances the training part based on the user's operation. For example, the game progression unit 1040 executes a process of causing the main character to practice based on the practice item selected by the user to be practiced. In this process, the experience points of the main character are increased. Further, for example, the game progression unit 1040 updates the basic ability parameters and special ability parameters of the main character in exchange for reducing the main character's experience points based on the user's operation.

[3-5] The achievement determination unit 1050 determines whether or not the task indicated by the task information has been achieved through game play.

“Determining whether or not a task has been achieved through game play” means determining whether or not a task has been achieved through game play performed by the user. In other words, "determining whether or not the task has been achieved through game play" means determining whether or not the task has been achieved by the user playing the game. Furthermore, in other words, “determining whether or not the task has been achieved through gameplay” means determining whether or not the task has been achieved in the game progressed by the game progression unit 1040 .

For example, if the task is "a parameter reaches a predetermined value", "determine whether or not the task has been achieved through game play" means whether or not the parameter has reached a predetermined value due to the user's game play. is to determine whether Further, for example, if the task is "to perform a predetermined item a predetermined number of times", "determine whether or not the task has been achieved through game play" means that the number of times the predetermined item has been performed by the user's game play is determined. It is to determine whether or not a predetermined number of times has been reached. Further, for example, when the task is "a predetermined event occurs a predetermined number of times", "determining whether the task has been achieved through game play" means that the number of times the predetermined event has occurred due to the user's game play is It is to determine whether or not a predetermined number of times has been reached.

In the case of the baseball game described above, the achievement determination unit 1050 determines whether or not the task associated with each square M on the bingo sheets B-1 to B-10 has been achieved.

[3-6] When it is determined that the task indicated by the task information has been achieved, the first achieved setting unit 1060 sets the position associated with the task information among the plurality of positions on the target object. Set as position.

“Achieved position” is a position where it is determined that the task indicated by the task information has been completed. In other words, the “accomplished position” is a position associated with information indicating that the task indicated by the task information has been completed. In other words, the "completed position" is a position whose identification information is registered in a storage area (field or the like) for storing the identification information of the position where the task indicated by the task information has been completed. Furthermore, in other words, the “accomplished position” is a position displayed in a display mode indicating that the task indicated by the task information has been completed.

"Setting a position as an accomplished position" means, for example, associating information indicating that the task indicated by the task information has been completed with the identification information of the position. Alternatively, "setting a position as an accomplished position" means, for example, registering the identification information of the position in a storage area (field, etc.) for storing the identification information of the position where the task indicated by the task information has been completed. is. Alternatively, "setting a position as an accomplished position" means, for example, setting the display mode of the position to a display mode indicating that the task indicated by the task information has been achieved.

In the case of the aforementioned baseball game, the completed squares correspond to an example of the "completed position". When it is determined that the assignment associated with any square M on the current sheet has been achieved, the first achieved setting unit 1060 updates the achieved flag of the square M from off to on to set the Set square M as the completed square.

[3-7] The predetermined condition determination unit 1070 determines whether or not a plurality of achieved positions in the target object satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition.

A “predetermined positional relationship condition” is a condition relating to the positional relationship of a plurality of achieved positions. “Determine whether or not a plurality of achieved positions satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition” can be rephrased as “determine whether or not a plurality of achieved positions have a predetermined positional relationship”. .

For example, a condition as to whether or not a predetermined number of achieved positions are arranged in a predetermined direction is set as a “predetermined positional relationship condition”. Specifically, in an object in which squares are arranged in a matrix of N vertical x N horizontal, whether all of the N squares arranged in a row in the vertical direction, the horizontal direction, or the diagonal direction are completed squares. A condition of whether or not is set as a “predetermined positional relationship condition”.

It should be noted that even when N squares arranged in a row in the vertical, horizontal, or diagonal direction are composed of completed squares and special squares, "multiple completed positions have a predetermined positional relationship." It may be determined that the condition is satisfied. That is, even if the predetermined number of positions aligned in a predetermined direction are composed only of a plurality of completed positions and special positions, it is determined that "a plurality of completed positions satisfy the predetermined positional relationship condition". good too. Here, the "special position (square)" is, for example, a position (square) that is not associated with task information and is set in advance as a position (square) equivalent to the completed position (square). (mass).

Further, for example, a condition as to whether or not all positions on a route from a specific position to another specific position are already reached positions is set as a “predetermined positional relationship condition”. Specifically, in an object containing multiple nodes with a tree structure, whether all nodes from the root node (node without parent node) to leaf node (node without child node) are completed nodes A condition of whether or not is set as a “predetermined positional relationship condition”.

In addition, even if all nodes from the root node to the leaf node are composed of achieved nodes and special nodes, it is determined that "multiple achieved positions satisfy the predetermined positional relationship condition". good too. That is, even if all the positions on the route from a specific position to another specific position are composed only of a plurality of completed positions and special positions, "a plurality of completed positions satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition ” may be determined. Here, the "special position (node)" is, for example, a position (node) that is not associated with task information, and is equivalent to a previously achieved position (node), as described above. It is the set position (node).

In the case of the aforementioned baseball game, the completed squares correspond to an example of the "completed position", and the bingo achievement condition corresponds to an example of the "predetermined positional relationship condition". That is, in the bingo sheet B having N vertical×N horizontal squares M, the arrangement of the N completed squares in the vertical direction, the horizontal direction, or the diagonal direction corresponds to an example of the “predetermined positional relationship condition”. . The predetermined condition determination unit 1070 determines whether or not the bingo achievement condition is satisfied by the completed squares of the current sheet.

[3-8] The target changing unit 1080 changes the target object from the current object to another position among the plurality of objects when it is determined that the plurality of achieved positions in the target object satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition. object. For example, when it is determined that a plurality of achieved positions in the first object satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition in a state in which the first object among the plurality of objects is set as the target object, the target changing unit 1080 , change the target object from the first object to the second object of the plurality of objects.

“Changing the target object from the first object to the second object” means to change the state in which the first object is set as the target object to the state in which the second object is set as the target object. For example, "to change the target object from the first object to the second object" means that the identification information registered in the storage area (field or the like) for storing the identification information of the object that is the target object is changed to the first object. It is to change from the identification information to the identification information of the second object. Further, for example, "to change the target object from the first object to the second object" means that the identification information of the association destination of the information indicating the target object is changed from the identification information of the first object to the identification information of the second object. is to change.

The number of positions set for the second object may be different from the number of positions set for the first object. For example, the number of positions set for the second object may be set to a greater number than the number of positions set for the first object.

Also, at least one of the plurality of positions in the second object is associated with task information indicating a task that is the same as or similar to the task information associated with one of the plurality of positions in the first object. may

In the case of the baseball game described above, the target changing unit 1080 selects the i-th bingo sheet B-i in a state in which the i-th (i is an integer equal to or greater than 1) bingo sheet Bi is set as the current sheet. When it is determined that bingo has been achieved at i, the current sheet is changed from the i-th bingo sheet Bi to the j-th (j: j=integer of i+1) bingo sheet Bj.

[3-9] When the target object is changed to the second object, the second achieved setting unit 1090 selects, among a plurality of positions in the second object, before the target object is changed to the second object A position where the task indicated by the task information has already been achieved by the performed game play is set as the completed position.

“A position where the task indicated by the task information has already been achieved by the game play performed before the target object is changed to the second object” means that the target object is the second object among the plurality of positions in the second object. This is the position where the task indicated by the task information has already been completed when the object is changed to 2 objects.

In the case of the aforementioned baseball game, the reserved achievement squares correspond to an example of "the position where the task indicated by the task information has already been achieved by the game played before the target object is changed to the second object". The second completed setting unit 1090 determines whether the current sheet is the i-th (i: integer equal to or greater than 1) bingo sheet Bi to the j-th (j: integer of j=i+1) bingo sheet Bj. , the reserved squares among the plurality of squares M on the j-th bingo sheet Bj are regarded as completed squares.

[3-10] The second display control unit 1030 performs control to display information about the second object on the display unit 15 before the target object is changed to the second object.

For example, the second display control unit 1030 causes the display unit 15 to display the second object itself (that is, an image showing the second object). That is, the second display control unit 1030 causes the display unit 15 to display each of the plurality of positions in the second object and the content of the task indicated by the task information associated with the position so that the user can grasp them.

Further, for example, the second display control unit 1030 may simply cause the display unit 15 to display information regarding assignment information associated with each of the plurality of positions in the second object. That is, the second display control unit 1030 may cause the display unit 15 to display task information associated with each of the plurality of positions in the second object without associating with each position in the second object. Specifically, the second display control unit 1030 may cause the display unit 15 to list and display the contents of the tasks indicated by the task information associated with each of the plurality of positions in the second object.

Note that the second display control unit 1030 may cause the display unit 15 to display all of the task information associated with each of the plurality of positions in the second object, or display only a part of the assignment information on the display unit 15. You can let it run. For example, the second display control unit 1030 selects the assignment indicated by the assignment information associated with one of the plurality of positions in the first object, among the assignment information associated with each of the plurality of positions in the second object. The display unit 15 may display only assignment information indicating assignments that are the same as or of the same type.

The second display control unit 1030 may cause the display unit 15 to display information about the second object together with an image showing the first object, which is the target object.

Alternatively, the second display control unit 1030 causes the display unit 15 to display an image showing the first object, which is the target object, in response to the first predetermined operation, and displays information about the second object in response to the second predetermined operation. You may make it display on the display part 15. FIG.

Alternatively, the second display control unit 1030 displays information about the second object on the display unit 15 in response to a predetermined operation performed while the image showing the first object, which is the target object, is displayed on the display unit 15. You can let it run. In this case, the second display control unit 1030 may change the image showing the first object to the image showing information about the second object, or may display the image showing the first object while displaying the second object. You may make it display the information regarding 2 objects.

In the case of the baseball game described above, the second display control unit 1030 controls the current sheet to be the i-th (i: an integer equal to or greater than 1) bingo sheet Bi (an example of the first object) to the j-th (j: j =integer of i+1) Bingo sheet detailed image G700 including part P710 indicating the jth bingo sheet Bj is displayed before being changed to the jth bingo sheet Bj (an example of the second object). Control for displaying on the unit 15 is performed.

[3-11] Before the target object is changed to the second object, the first display control unit 1020 selects a position where the task indicated by the task information has already been completed, among the plurality of positions in the second object. Based on the number, the display mode of the first object is set.

"Setting the display mode of the first object" may mean setting the color, shape, size, etc. of the first object itself, or displaying text or an image in association with the first object. may be

For example, the first display control unit 1020 displays the text or image corresponding to the number of positions where the task indicated by the task information has already been completed, among the plurality of positions in the second object, in association with the first object. do.

Specifically, for example, the first display control unit 1020 associates the first object with text indicating the number of positions where the task indicated by the task information has already been achieved, among the plurality of positions in the second object. Or display an image (such as a sign). This "image (marker, etc.)" may indicate the number of positions where the task indicated by the task information has already been completed, or the number of positions where the task indicated by the task information has already been completed. It may have a display mode (color, etc.) corresponding to the number.

Alternatively, the first display control unit 1020 may display the first object in a display mode corresponding to the number of positions where the task indicated by the task information has already been achieved, out of the plurality of positions in the second object. good.

Specifically, for example, the first display control unit 1020 makes the color and the like of the first object correspond to the number of positions where the task indicated by the task information has already been achieved, among the plurality of positions in the second object. You may set it to the color etc. which do.

Further, for example, the first display control unit 1020 applies an effect to the first object corresponding to the number of positions where the task indicated by the task information has already been achieved, among the plurality of positions in the second object. good too.

In the case of the baseball game described above, the first display control unit 1020 selects the j-th (j: integer of j=i+1) sheet from the i-th (i: integer equal to or greater than 1) bingo sheet B−i as the current sheet. In the main command image G300 before being changed to the bingo sheet Bj, the j-th to tenth bingo sheets B are associated with the part P351 indicating the current sheet (i-th bingo sheet Bi). - Display a part P354 showing the total number of achievement reserved squares from j to B-10.

In addition, the first display control unit 1020 controls whether the current sheet is the i-th (i: integer equal to or greater than 1) bingo sheet Bi to the j-th (j: integer of j=i+1) bingo sheet B-. In the main command image G300 before being changed to j, the j-th bingo sheet Bj is associated with the part P351 indicating the current sheet (i-th bingo sheet Bi), and the j-th bingo sheet Bj is in the bingo reserved state. A part P357 indicating that there is something (ie, that the bingo achievement condition is satisfied by the achievement reserved squares of the j-th bingo sheet Bj) is displayed.

[3-12] The reward giving section 1100 gives a reward to the user.

A “reward” is, for example, an increase in a parameter whose value is preferable to the user. Note that "preferable for the user" can be rephrased as "advantageous for the user" or "facilitates the user to achieve the purpose of the game". Further, for example, the “reward” may be a decrease in a parameter whose value is smaller for the user to prefer. Also, for example, the “reward” may be a game character, a game item, or the like. In addition, the "reward" may be in-game currency, game points, titles, or the like.

“Giving a reward to the user” means to give a reward to the user by updating the data stored in the data storage unit 1000 . Note that "providing a reward to the user" can also be said to relate the reward to the user's identification information. “User identification information” is information for uniquely identifying a user. In other words, it is information for specifying the user. For example, a user ID, a user's name, a user account, or an e-mail address correspond to examples of "user identification information."

For example, "giving a reward to a user" means changing parameter data. That is, "giving a reward to a user" means increasing or decreasing a parameter related to the user (in other words, a parameter associated with the user's identity). "Granting a reward to a user" means increasing or decreasing a parameter related to a user's game object (game character, game item, etc.) (in other words, increasing or decreasing a parameter of a game object associated with the user's identification information). may be reduced).

Further, for example, "giving a reward to a user" means giving a game object (game character, game item, or the like) to the user. In other words, "giving a reward to the user" means giving the user a new game object that the user does not possess, or giving the user a game object that the user already possesses, thereby giving the user a reward. is to increase the number of game objects owned by . In other words, ``giving a reward to a user'' means associating a new game object with the user's identification information, or in a state in which the user's identification information and the game object are associated, the game object is further associated with the user's identification information. , to increase the number of game objects associated with the user's identity.

Further, for example, "giving a reward to the user" means giving in-game currency or game points to the user. That is, "giving a reward to the user" means increasing the in-game currency or game points owned by the user. In other words, "giving a reward to the user" means that the user's identification information and the in-game currency or game points are associated with the user's identification information by further associating the in-game currency or game points with the user's identification information. to increase in-game currency or game points.

Further, for example, "giving a reward to a user" means giving a title to a user. In other words, "giving a reward to a user" means associating the title with the user's identity.

As shown in FIG. 27 , reward granting section 1100 includes first reward granting section 1101 , second reward granting section 1102 , and third reward granting section 1103 . A first reward giving unit 1101 gives a first reward to the user when the position in the target object is set as the achieved position. A second reward giving unit 1102 gives a second reward to the user when it is determined that a plurality of achieved positions in the target object satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition. A third reward giving unit 1103 gives a third reward to the user when it is determined that the plurality of achieved positions set by the second achieved setting unit 1090 satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition.

The "first reward" and the "second reward" may be the same or the same type of reward, or may be different rewards. Also, the "first reward" or "second reward" may be set based on the target object. For example, the value of the "first reward" or the "second reward" may be increased based on the number of the target object or the number of positions set for the target object. Also, the "first reward" or the "second reward" may be set based on the tasks that have been accomplished. For example, when the difficulty of the completed task is high, the value of the "first reward" or the "second reward" may be made higher than when the difficulty of the completed task is low. Note that “increasing the value of rewards” means granting more rewards, granting rewards with higher rarity, or granting rewards with higher usefulness (performance, etc.). is.

The "third reward" may be the same or the same kind of reward as the "first reward" or the "second reward", or may be a different reward. Also, the "third reward" may be set based on the target object. For example, the value of the "first reward" or the "second reward" may be increased based on the number of the target object or the number of positions set for the target object. Also, the "third reward" may be set based on the tasks that have been accomplished. For example, when the difficulty of the completed task is high, the value of the "third reward" may be made higher than when the difficulty of the completed task is low.

In the case of the aforementioned baseball game, the reward points correspond to an example of the "reward". That is, the task reward points correspond to an example of the "first reward", the bingo reward points correspond to an example of the "second reward", and the chain bonus corresponds to an example of the "third reward".

The first reward granting unit 1101 determines that any square M on the current sheet is set as an accomplished square (that is, if it is determined that the task associated with any square M on the current sheet has been achieved). to give task reward points to the user. A second reward granting unit 1102 grants bingo reward points to the user when it is determined that the current sheet satisfies the bingo achievement condition. The third reward granting unit 1103 provides the i-th (i: an integer equal to or greater than 1) bingo sheet Bi and the j-th (j: j=i+1) next to the i-th bingo sheet Bi. A chain bonus is given to the user when it is determined that bingo has been achieved in a chain with the (integer)th bingo sheet Bj.

Instead of or together with reward points, event characters or game items (game items that can be used in the training part or the battle part) may be given to the user as rewards.

[4. Processing] Next, processing executed in the game system 1 will be described.

[4-1] FIG. 31 shows an example of processing executed at the start of each turn. For example, the control unit 11 of the game terminal 10 (an example of the game control device) executes the processing shown in FIG. The processing shown in FIG. 31 is executed based on the data stored in the data storage unit 1000. FIG.

As shown in FIG. 31, the control unit 11 determines teammate characters to be assigned to each practice item (S100). For example, the control unit 11 converts one of the six practice items (hitting, muscle strength, base running, shoulder strength, defense, and mental practice) into probability information for each of the teammate characters, the manager character, and the scout character. (randomly), and the selected practice item is determined as the destination to which the teammate character is assigned. Also, the control unit 11 registers the result of determination in step S100 in training status data D1009 (teammate character field).

Also, the control unit 11 refers to the training status data D1009 (current sheet number field) and acquires the current sheet number (S102).

Also, the control unit 11 refers to the bingo sheet data D1007 of the current sheet to specify the completed squares of the current sheet (S104). Specifically, the control unit 11 identifies, among the squares M on the current sheet, the squares M for which the completed flag is turned on as completed squares.

Further, the control unit 11 refers to the bingo sheet data D1007 of the bingo sheet B subsequent to the current sheet, and acquires the number of reserved achievement squares of the bingo sheet B subsequent to the current sheet (S106). Specifically, the control unit 11 acquires the number of squares M whose achievement completion flags are on among the squares M of the bingo sheet B subsequent to the current sheet.

Furthermore, the control unit 11 refers to the training status data D1009 (cumulative score field) and acquires the cumulative score (S108).

Then, the control section 11 displays the main command image G300 on the display section 15 (S110). In this case, the control section 11 displays the part P351 based on the bingo sheet data D1007 of the current sheet. Further, the control unit 11 displays the current sheet number obtained in step S102 as the part P352. Furthermore, the control unit 11 displays the number obtained in step S106 as a part P354, and displays the cumulative score obtained in step S108 as a part P355. When one or a plurality of bingo sheets B following the current sheet are in the bingo reserved state, the control unit 11 displays the part P357 and the like slightly shifted from the part P351.

[4-2] FIG. 32 shows an example of processing executed when the main command image G300 is displayed on the display section 15. FIG. For example, the control unit 11 of the game terminal 10 (an example of the game control device) executes the processing shown in FIG. , first achieved setting unit 1060, predetermined condition determining unit 1070, target changing unit 1080, second achieved setting unit 1090, first reward granting unit 1101, second reward granting unit 1102, and third reward granting unit 1103 function as The processing shown in FIG. 32 is executed based on the data stored in the data storage unit 1000. FIG.

As shown in FIG. 32, the control unit 11 determines whether or not any square M of the current sheet displayed as the part P351 has been selected (S120). If it is determined that one of the squares M has been selected (S120: Yes), the control unit 11 refers to the bingo sheet data D1007 of the current sheet, and displays the part P356 indicating the task associated with the square M ( S122). On the other hand, when it is determined that none of the cells M has been selected (S120: No), the control section 11 determines whether or not the task confirmation icon has been selected (S124). Note that the part P353 of the main command image G300 corresponds to the "task confirmation icon".

When it is determined that the task confirmation icon has been selected (S124: Yes), the control section 11 displays the bingo sheet detailed image G700 on the display section 15 (S126). On the other hand, if it is determined that the assignment confirmation icon has not been selected (S124: No), the control section 11 determines whether any command has been selected (S128). Each of parts P341 to P346 of main command image G300 corresponds to a "command".

If it is determined that no command has been selected (S128: No), the control section 11 returns to step S120. On the other hand, if it is determined that any command has been selected (S128: Yes), the control unit 11 determines whether or not the selected command is an ability-up command (S130). Note that the part P346 corresponds to the "ability up command".

If the selected command is a power-up command (S130: Yes), the control unit 11 displays a power-up image G600 on the display unit 15 (S132). On the other hand, if the selected command is not an ability-up command (S130: No), the control section 11 determines whether or not the selected command is a practice command (S134). Note that the part P341 corresponds to the "practice command".

If the selected command is a practice command (S134: Yes), the control section 11 displays a practice command image G400 on the display section 15 (S136). On the other hand, if the selected command is not a practice command (S134: No), the control section 11 executes game processing corresponding to the selected command (S138).

For example, if the selected command is a rest command (parts P342), the control unit 11 executes processing for increasing the physical strength parameter of the main character. Further, for example, when the selected command is a play command (part P344), the control unit 11 executes processing for raising the main character's motivation parameter.

Further, for example, when the selected command is a date command (part P345), the control unit 11 executes date processing. The date process includes, for example, displaying an image showing the main character going on a date on the display unit 15, advancing the progress of the main character's date, and updating the motivation parameter of the main character based on the result of the date. including processing to

Further, for example, when the selected command is a hospital visit command (part P343), the control unit 11 executes hospital visit processing. The outpatient processing includes, for example, a process of (randomly) determining whether or not the main character's injury or illness is completely cured based on probability information, or a process of determining the training status when it is determined that the main character's injury or illness is completely cured. Includes processing to update data D1009 (injury/illness field).

In step S138, in addition to the above processing, the control unit 11 executes processing for generating an event related to the event character or an event set in the scenario. For example, the control unit 11 (randomly) determines whether or not to generate an event based on probability information. Further, for example, the control unit 11 determines whether or not to generate an event based on whether or not the generation condition set for the event is satisfied. Then, when it is determined to generate an event, the control unit 11 generates the event, and based on the result of the event, updates the physical strength parameter, the motivation parameter, the experience point, or the skill level parameter of the main character. Execute.

After executing step S138, the control unit 11 displays an execution result image showing the execution result of step S138 on the display unit 15 (S140). For example, when the parameters of the main character or the like are changed by the execution of step S138, an execution result image showing the content of the change is displayed on the display section 15. FIG.

After executing step S140, the control unit 11 executes an achievement determination process (S142). The achievement determination process is a process of determining whether or not the task associated with each square M on the bingo sheets B-1 to B-10 has been achieved, and whether or not bingo has been achieved.

33A and 33B show an example of the achievement determination process. As shown in FIG. 33A, the control unit 11 determines whether or not the task associated with any square M on the bingo sheet B subsequent to the current sheet has been achieved (S14200). That is, the control unit 11 refers to the bingo sheet data D1007 for each bingo sheet B whose bingo sheet number is greater than the current sheet number, and for each square M whose achievement flag is off, the task associated with the square M is achieved. This determination is executed based on the training status data D1009.

If it is determined that the task associated with any square M on the bingo sheet B after the current sheet has been achieved (S14200: Yes), the control unit 11 accesses the bingo sheet data D1007, By turning on the achieved flag, the square is set as a reserved square for achievement (S14202). It should be noted that if there are a plurality of squares M for which the task has been determined to have been achieved in step S14200, step S14202 is executed for each of the plurality of squares M.

If step S14202 has been executed, or if it is not determined in step S14200 that the task associated with any square M on bingo sheet B subsequent to the current sheet has been achieved (S14200: No), control The unit 11 determines whether or not the task associated with any cell M on the current sheet has been achieved (S14204). That is, the control unit 11 refers to the bingo sheet data D1007 for the bingo sheet B whose bingo sheet number is equal to the current sheet number, and for each square M whose achievement completion flag is off, the task associated with the square M is completed. It is determined whether or not This determination is executed based on the training status data D1009.

If it is determined that the assignment associated with any square M on the current sheet has been achieved (S14204: Yes), the control unit 11 accesses the bingo sheet data D1007 of the current sheet and sets the achievement completion flag for the square M. By turning it on, the square is set as an accomplished square (S14206). It should be noted that if there are a plurality of squares M for which it is determined that the task has been achieved in step S14204, step S14206 is executed for each of the plurality of squares M.

Also, the control unit 11 gives task reward points to the user (S14208). That is, the control unit 11 refers to the task reward point data D1003 and acquires the task reward point amount corresponding to the current sheet number. Then, the control unit 11 accesses the training status data D1009 and multiplies the acquired point amount by the number of squares M for which the task was determined to have been completed in step S14204. Add to the amount of points registered in the field.

Then, the control section 11 displays the task achievement image G800 on the display section 15 (S14210). In this case, the control unit 11 displays a part P820 indicating the task determined to have been achieved in step S14204. The control unit 11 also displays a part P830 indicating the amount of points added to the total score field of the training status data D1009 in step S14208.

After executing step S14210, the control section 11 determines whether bingo has been achieved on the current sheet (S14212). That is, the control unit 11 refers to the bingo sheet data D1007 of the current sheet and determines whether or not the bingo achievement condition is satisfied. For example, in a bingo sheet B having N vertical×N horizontal bingo sheets, if all the achievement completion flags of N squares M arranged in the vertical direction, the horizontal direction, or the diagonal direction are turned on, it is considered that the bingo achievement condition is satisfied. be judged.

If it is determined that bingo has been achieved on the current sheet (S14212: Yes), the control section 11 initializes the variable c to zero (S14214). Variable c is a variable for counting the number of chains of bingo achievement.

Also, the control unit 11 gives bingo reward points to the user (S14216). That is, the control unit 11 refers to the bingo reward point data D1004 and acquires the amount of bingo reward points corresponding to the current sheet number. Then, the control unit 11 accesses the training status data D1009 and adds the acquired point amount to the point amount registered in the accumulated score field.

Then, the control unit 11 displays the bingo achievement image G900 on the display unit 15 (S14218). In this case, the control section 11 displays a part P930 indicating the amount of points added to the cumulative score field of the training status data D1009 in step S14216.

After executing step S14218, as shown in FIG. 33B, the control unit 11 increments the current sheet number to set the bingo sheet B one after the bingo sheet B currently set as the current sheet as a new current sheet. Set as a sheet (S14220). That is, the control unit 11 accesses the training status data D1009 and adds 1 to the numerical value registered in the current sheet number field, thereby making the current sheet one more than the bingo sheet B currently set as the current sheet. Change to later bingo sheet B.

After executing step S14220, the control unit 11 refers to the bingo sheet data D1007 of the new current sheet (the bingo sheet B newly set as the current sheet), and the squares M whose achievement completion flag is on become the new current sheet. It is determined whether or not it exists on the sheet (S14222).

If it is determined that there is a square M whose achievement completion flag is on in the new current sheet (S14222: Yes), the control section 11 gives task reward points to the user (S14224). That is, the control unit 11 refers to the task reward point data D1003 and acquires the task reward point amount corresponding to the current sheet number. Then, the control unit 11 accesses the training status data D1009, and multiplies the obtained point amount by the number of squares M whose achievement completion flag is on in the new current sheet, and calculates the point amount as follows: Add to the amount of points registered in the cumulative score field.

Then, the control unit 11 displays the task achievement image G800 on the display unit 15 (S14226). In this case, the control unit 11 displays a part P820 indicating the task associated with the square M whose completed flag is ON on the new current sheet. The control unit 11 also displays a part P830 indicating the amount of points added to the cumulative score field of the training status data D1009 in step S14224.

Further, the control unit 11 determines whether bingo has already been achieved with the new current sheet (S14228). That is, the control unit 11 refers to the bingo sheet data D1007 of the new current sheet and determines whether or not the bingo achievement condition is satisfied. For example, in a bingo sheet B having N vertical×N horizontal bingo sheets, if all the achievement completion flags of N squares M arranged in the vertical direction, the horizontal direction, or the diagonal direction are turned on, it is considered that the bingo achievement condition is satisfied. be judged.

If it is determined that bingo has already been achieved with the new current sheet (S14228: Yes), the control section 11 increments the variable c (S14230). That is, the control unit 11 adds 1 to the variable c.

After executing step S14230, the control unit 11 determines a chain bonus (magnification) (S14232). That is, the control unit 11 refers to the chain bonus data D1005 and obtains the chain bonus (magnification) corresponding to the value of the variable c (the number of chains).

After executing step S14232, the control unit 11 gives bingo reward points to the user (S14234). That is, the control unit 11 refers to the bingo reward point data D1004 and acquires the amount of bingo reward points corresponding to the current sheet number. Then, the control unit 11 accesses the training status data D1009, and registers the point amount calculated by multiplying the obtained point amount by the multiplier (chain bonus) determined in step S14232 in the accumulated score field. added to the amount of points earned.

Then, the control unit 11 displays the bingo achievement image G900 on the display unit 15 (S14236). In this case, the control unit 11 displays a part P930 indicating the amount of points added to the cumulative score field of the training status data D1009 in step S14234. After executing step S14236, the control unit 11 returns to step S14220.

If it is determined in step S14204 that the task associated with any square M on the current sheet has not been achieved (S14204: No), if it is determined in step S14212 that bingo has not been achieved on the current sheet (S14212: No), if it is determined in step S14222 that the square M with the completed flag ON does not exist in the new current sheet (S14222: No), or in step S14228, it is a new current sheet. If it is not determined that bingo has already been achieved (S14228: No), the control section 11 terminates this process and executes step S144 in FIG.

After executing step S142 (achievement determination processing shown in FIGS. 33A and 33B), the control unit 11 executes next turn start processing (S144). That is, the control unit 11 executes the processing shown in FIG. 31 again.

[4-3] FIG. 34 shows an example of processing executed when the bingo sheet detailed image G700 is displayed. For example, the control unit 11 of the game terminal 10 (an example of the game control device) executes the processing shown in FIG. . The processing shown in FIG. 34 is executed based on the data stored in the data storage unit 1000. FIG.

As shown in FIG. 34, the control unit 11 determines whether or not the next button has been selected (S150). Note that the part P770-1 corresponds to the "next button". When it is determined that the next button has been selected (S150: Yes), the control unit 11 displays the bingo sheet B immediately after the bingo sheet B currently displayed as the part P710 as the part P710 (S152), Return to step S150. On the other hand, when it is determined that the next button has not been selected (S150: No), the control section 11 determines whether or not the previous button has been selected (S154). Note that the part P770-2 corresponds to the "front button".

When it is determined that the previous button has been selected (S154: Yes), the control unit 11 displays the bingo sheet B immediately before the bingo sheet B currently displayed as the part P710 as the part P710 (S156), Return to step S150. On the other hand, when it is determined that the previous button has not been selected (S154: No), the control section 11 determines whether or not the display switching button has been selected (S158). Note that the part P740 corresponds to the "display switching button".

When it is determined that the display switching button has been selected (S158: Yes), the control unit 11 switches the display mode of the part P730 (S160), and returns to step S150. On the other hand, when it is determined that the display switching button has not been selected (S158: No), the control section 11 determines whether or not the return button has been selected (S162). Note that the part P760 corresponds to the "return button".

When it is determined that the return button has been selected (S162: Yes), the control section 11 displays the main command image G300 on the display section 15 (S164). On the other hand, if it is determined that the return button has not been selected (S162: No), the control section 11 returns to step S150.

[4-4] FIG. 35 shows an example of processing executed when a practice item to be executed is determined while the practice command image G400 is being displayed. For example, the control unit 11 of the game terminal 10 (an example of the game control device) executes the processing shown in FIG. 1060 , a predetermined condition determination unit 1070 , a target change unit 1080 , a second achievement setting unit 1090 , a first reward granting unit 1101 , a second reward granting unit 1102 , and a third reward granting unit 1103 . The processing shown in FIG. 35 is executed based on the data stored in the data storage unit 1000. FIG.

As shown in FIG. 35, the control unit 11 monitors whether or not any practice item has been confirmed as an execution target (S170). For example, when one of the parts P441 to P446 of the practice command image G400 is provisionally selected and that part is further selected, the control unit 11 determines that the practice item to be executed has been determined.

If any of the practice items is confirmed as the execution target (S170: Yes), the control unit 11 refers to the training status data D1009 (practice execution status field) to obtain the level of the practice item to be executed (S172). ). Also, the control unit 11 refers to the practice effect data D1001 to acquire effect information corresponding to the practice item to be executed and the level acquired in step S152 (S174). That is, the control unit 11 identifies the type and increase amount of experience points registered in association with the combination of the exercise item to be executed and the level acquired in step S152.

Also, the control unit 11 determines whether or not the condition for generating the special tag practice event is satisfied (S176). For example, the control unit 11 sets the practice item as a good practice for the practice item determined as the execution target based on the development status data D1009 (teammate character field) and the event deck data D1008 (favorite practice field). It is determined whether or not the event character (teammate character) is assigned. Also, the control unit 11 determines whether or not the evaluation of the event character with respect to the main character is equal to or higher than a predetermined standard, based on the training status data D1009 (evaluation field). An event character (teammate character) for which the practice item is set as a good practice is associated with the practice item determined as an object to be executed, and the event character's evaluation of the main character is equal to or higher than a predetermined standard. , the control unit 11 determines that the condition for generating the special tag practice event is satisfied.

After executing step S176, the control unit 11 executes a practice process (S178). For example, the control unit 11 accesses the training status data D1009 (experience point field), and selects the type of experience point specified in step S154 out of the five types of experience points (strength, agility, technique, breaking ball, and mental point). Experience points are increased by the increment specified in step S174. When the condition for generating the special tag practice event is satisfied, the control unit 11 accesses the development status data D1009 (experience point field) and selects five types of experience points (strength, agility, technique, breaking ball, and mental points), the type of experience points identified in step S174 is increased by twice the amount of increase identified in step S154.

In addition to the above, the control unit 11 accesses training status data D1009 (exercise execution status field), increments the number of executions of the practice item to be executed by 1, and when the number of executions reaches a predetermined number of times, the practice item is executed. Raises the level by one. In addition, the control unit 11 accesses the training status data D1009 (physical strength parameter field) and decreases the value of the physical strength parameter in order to decrease the physical strength parameter of the main character according to the execution of practice. Furthermore, the control unit 11 accesses the training status data D1009 (evaluation field) and updates the evaluation of the teammate character and the like for the main character.

After executing step S178, the control unit 11 executes another game process (S180).

For example, the control unit 11 executes processing for generating an event related to an event character or an event set in a scenario. Specifically, the control unit 11 (randomly) determines whether or not to generate an event based on probability information. Alternatively, the control unit 11 determines whether or not to generate the event based on whether or not the generation condition set for the event is satisfied. Then, when it is determined to generate an event, the control unit 11 generates the event, and based on the result of the event, updates the physical strength parameter, the motivation parameter, the experience point, or the skill level parameter of the main character. Execute.

After executing step S180, the control unit 11 displays a practice result image G500 on the display unit 15 based on the execution results of steps S178 and S180 (S182).

After executing step S182, the control unit 11 executes an achievement determination process (S184). This achievement determination process is the same as the achievement determination process shown in FIGS. 33A and 33B.

After executing step S184, the control unit 11 executes the next turn start process (S186). That is, the control unit 11 executes the processing shown in FIG. 31 again.

[4-5] FIG. 36 shows an example of processing that is executed when a change in the ability of the main character is confirmed while the ability improvement image G600 is being displayed. For example, when the control unit 11 of the game terminal 10 (an example of the game control device) executes the processing shown in FIG. 1060 , a predetermined condition determination unit 1070 , a target change unit 1080 , a second achievement setting unit 1090 , a first reward granting unit 1101 , a second reward granting unit 1102 , and a third reward granting unit 1103 . The processing shown in FIG. 36 is executed based on the data stored in the data storage unit 1000. FIG.

As shown in FIG. 36, the control unit 11 monitors whether or not the change of the ability of the main character has been confirmed (S190). For example, when the part P650 of the ability improvement image G600 is selected, the control unit 11 determines that the change of the ability of the main character has been confirmed.

If it is determined that the change of the main character's ability has been confirmed (S190: Yes), the control unit 11 accesses the training situation data D1009 to confirm the state after the change of the main character's ability. The basic ability parameters and special ability parameters are updated to the state after the change (S192). At this time, the control unit 11 accesses the training situation data D1009 and updates the current experience points of the main character in order to reduce the experience points consumed for changing the abilities of the main character.

After executing step S192, the control unit 11 executes an achievement determination process (S194). This achievement determination process is the same as the achievement determination process shown in FIGS. 33A and 33B.

After executing step S194, the control unit 11 displays the main command image G300 on the display unit 15 (S196).

[4-6] At the end of each section, a process for giving section reward points to the user is executed. That is, when the section ends, the control unit 11 refers to the training status data D1009 and counts the number of bingo sheets B that have been cleared from the start of the training part to the present time (obtained by subtracting 1 from the current sheet number). number). Further, the control unit 11 accesses the section reward point data D1006 and acquires the point amount of the section reward points corresponding to the acquired number (clear number). Then, the control unit 11 accesses the training status data D1009 and adds the acquired point amount to the point amount registered in the accumulated score field.

[5. Summary] In the game system 1 described above, bingo is achieved on the i-th bingo sheet Bi in a state where the i-th (i: integer equal to or greater than 1) bingo sheet Bi is the current sheet. When the current sheet is changed from the i-th bingo sheet Bi to the j-th (j: integer of j=i+1) bingo sheet Bj, the current sheet is changed to the i-th bingo sheet The user can confirm the jth bingo sheet Bj on the bingo sheet detailed image G700 before the bingo sheet Bi is changed to the jth bingo sheet Bj. For this reason, before the current sheet is changed from the i-th bingo sheet Bi to the j-th bingo sheet Bj, the user can change each square of the i-th bingo sheet Bi. The game can be played considering not only the task associated with M, but also the task associated with each square M on the jth bingo sheet Bj. Therefore, according to the game system 1, before the current sheet is changed from the i-th bingo sheet Bi to the j-th bingo sheet Bj, the i-th bingo sheet B- It is possible to provide the user with the interest of playing the game considering not only the task associated with each square M of i, but also the task associated with each square M of the j-th bingo sheet Bj. As a result, the interest in the game using the bingo sheet B in which the task is associated with each square M can be improved.

Further, in the game system 1, tasks related to the same practice items, experience points, basic ability parameters, or special ability parameters are set on the i-th bingo sheet Bi and the j-th bingo sheet Bj. Therefore, the user can efficiently change the squares M between the i-th bingo sheet Bi and the j-th bingo sheet Bj into completed squares by aiming to achieve the task. can. According to the game system 1, by aiming to achieve the above tasks, the squares M of the i-th bingo sheet Bi and the j-th bingo sheet Bj have been efficiently achieved. It is possible to provide users with the interest of changing to mass.

In addition, in the game system 1, since task reward points and bingo reward points are given to the user, it is possible to improve the motivation to achieve the task and the motivation to achieve the bingo.

In addition, in the game system 1, when bingo is achieved in a chain with the current sheet and one or a plurality of bingo sheets B following the current sheet, a chain bonus is given to the user. It is possible to provide the user with the interest of aiming to achieve bingo in a chain with one or a plurality of bingo sheets B following.

In addition, in the game system 1, since the number of squares M on the bingo sheet B is not constant, it is possible to provide the user with the interest that the number of squares M changes between the bingo sheets B. FIG.

In the game system 1, in the main command image G300 when the i-th bingo sheet Bi is the current sheet, the i-th bingo sheet Bi is associated with the part P351 indicating the i-th bingo sheet Bi. A part P354 indicating the number of achievement reserved squares in the bingo sheet B after the second bingo sheet Bi is displayed. Therefore, the user can refer to the part P354 of the main command image G300 without transitioning to the bingo sheet detailed image G700 and confirming the bingo sheet B subsequent to the i-th bingo sheet Bi. , the number of reserved squares on the bingo sheet B subsequent to the i-th bingo sheet Bi can be grasped.

In the game system 1, in the main command image G300 when the i-th bingo sheet Bi is the current sheet, the j-th sheet is associated with the part P351 indicating the i-th bingo sheet Bi. A part P357 indicating that the second bingo sheet Bj is in a reserved bingo state is displayed. Therefore, the user can refer to the main command image G300 to check the j-th bingo sheet B without transitioning to the bingo sheet detailed image G700 and confirming the j-th bingo sheet Bj. It can be understood that -j is in a bingo reserved state.

[6. Modifications] The present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above.

[6-1] Instead of the bingo sheet B, another object may be displayed on the display unit 15 . For example, the display unit 15 may display an object having a structure (for example, a tree structure) in which each task includes a plurality of nodes associated with each node and each node is linked to one or more other nodes. In this case, for example, when a route is created in which all nodes from the root node to the leaf node are accomplished nodes (nodes where the task has been completed), it is determined that the object has been cleared by the user. may

[6-2] In addition, the training part may implement functions as described below. In order to implement the functions described below, in addition to the functional blocks shown in FIG. , task information setting section 1120 , reference number setting section 1130 , and third completed setting section 1140 .

[6-2-1] For example, based on the event deck, a task associated with the square M of the bingo sheet B may be set. That is, based on the data of the event character incorporated in the event deck, the task associated with the square M of the bingo sheet B may be set.

For example, assignments related to event characters incorporated in the event deck may be preferentially selected as assignments to be associated with squares M on bingo sheet B. FIG. For example, in a state where the probability of selecting a task related to an event character is set higher than the probability of selecting other tasks, the task associated with the square M of the bingo sheet B is (randomly) determined based on the probability information. may be elected. Alternatively, for a predetermined number of squares M, an issue related to an event character may be selected as an issue to be associated with the square M.

“Tasks related to the event character” are, for example, tasks related to the event character's favorite practice. For example, if the good practice of the event character is batting practice, the challenges related to the number of batting practice executions, the level of batting practice, and the experience points (strength, technique, and mental points) that increase through batting practice are "events". This corresponds to an example of "issues related to the character's good practice". Note that, for example, information indicating tasks to be preferentially selected may be stored in association with event character identification information (event character ID). In this case, the task associated with the identification information of the event character corresponds to "the task related to the event character".

Alternatively, the number of squares M on the bingo sheet B may be set based on the event deck. That is, the number of squares M on the bingo sheet B may be set based on the event character data incorporated in the event deck. For example, the higher the level or rarity of the event characters incorporated in the event deck, the more (or less) the number of squares M on the bingo sheet B may be.

As described above, it is possible to provide the user with the interest of being involved in the setting of tasks associated with the squares M of the bingo sheet B and the setting of the number of squares M of the bingo sheet B by the event characters incorporated in the event deck.

The reception unit 1110 and the assignment information setting unit 1120 are functional blocks for realizing the functions described above.

The accepting unit 1110 accepts selection of one or more game characters or game items from among a plurality of game characters or game items.

"Accepting selection of one or more game characters or game items" may mean accepting an operation of selecting one or more game characters or game items, or accepting an operation of selecting one or more game characters or game items. may be receiving data indicating that the has been selected. The "game character" or "game item" may be displayed in the form of a game card.

The task information setting unit 1120 sets task information to be associated with each of the plurality of positions set for the object, based on the game character or game item selected from among the plurality of game characters or game items.

For example, the task information setting unit 1120 associates task information related to the selected game character or game item with each of the plurality of positions preferentially set for the object. In other words, the task information setting unit 1120 associates the probability that task information related to the selected game character or game item is set to the object with the position at which other task information is set to the object. Based on the probability information set higher than the probability, task information to be associated with each of the plurality of positions set for the object is determined.

Alternatively, the task information setting section 1120 may set the number of positions to be set for the object based on a game character or game item selected from among a plurality of game characters or game items. That is, the task information setting section 1120 may set the number of task information items associated with the object based on a game character or game item selected from among a plurality of game characters or game items.

For example, the task information setting unit 1120 sets the number of positions set for the object to a number corresponding to the parameters of the selected game character or game item. Specifically, for example, the task information setting unit 1120 increases the number of positions set for the object as the performance or rarity of the selected game character or game item is higher. Note that the task information setting unit 1120 may reduce the number of positions set for the object as the performance or rarity of the selected game character or game item is higher. In these cases, for example, a correspondence relationship between the performance or rarity level and the number of positions set for the object is determined, and the task information setting unit 1120 performs setting based on the correspondence relationship.

In the case of the example described above, the reception unit 1110 receives selection of an event character to be incorporated into the event deck from event characters possessed by the user or another user. The assignment information setting unit 1120 sets assignments to be associated with the squares M of the bingo sheet B based on the event characters incorporated in the event deck. Alternatively, the task information setting unit 1120 sets the number of squares M on the bingo sheet B based on the event characters incorporated in the event deck.

[6-2-2] Also, for example, when a plurality of bingoes are achieved simultaneously on the current sheet, at least one square M is designated as an completed square on the new current sheet based on the number of simultaneous bingoes achieved. May be set.

For example, in the state illustrated in FIG. 13, if the main character has acquired the first-class special ability "stealing a base ○", the task ( Acquisition of the first class special ability “stealing base ○”) and the task of Mass M32-1 (acquisition of one or more first class special abilities) are achieved. In this case, bingo is achieved by squares M11-1, M22-1, and M33-1, and bingo is also achieved by squares M12-1, M22-1, and M32-1, so two bingoes are achieved at the same time. be done. In such a case, on the second bingo sheet B-2, which is the new current sheet, the number of squares M corresponding to the number of bingos that have been achieved at the same time may be set as completed squares. For example, when the number of bingoes that have been completed at the same time is k, (k -1) You may turn on the accomplished flags of squares M. In this case, the squares M whose achievement completion flag is turned on may be selected according to a predetermined rule, or may be selected (randomly) based on probability information. Alternatively, the user may be allowed to specify a square M whose achievement completion flag is to be changed to ON.

In this way, by simultaneously achieving a plurality of bingos on the current sheet, it is possible to provide the user with the interest of changing at least one square M on the next bingo sheet B to an already completed square.

The third achievement completion setting unit 1140 is a functional block for realizing the functions as described above. A third achieved setting unit 1140 sets a predetermined positional relationship when it is determined that a plurality of achieved positions in the first object satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition while the first object is set as the target object. At least one of the plurality of positions in the second object is set as the achieved position based on the number of combinations of the plurality of achieved positions that satisfy the condition.

"When it is determined that a plurality of achieved positions in the first object satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition in a state in which the first object is set as the target object, a plurality of achievements that satisfy the predetermined positional relationship condition The "number of completed position combinations" is a number as described below.

For example, when a predetermined number of achieved positions are arranged in a predetermined direction, in a mode in which it is determined that "a plurality of achieved positions satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition", a predetermined number of positions are arranged in a predetermined direction. The number of combinations of lined up achieved positions corresponds to the above-mentioned "number of combinations". Specifically, in an object in which squares are arranged in a matrix of N vertical by N horizontal, there are N completed squares arranged in the vertical direction, and there are N achieved squares arranged in the horizontal direction. When completed squares also exist, each of the N completed squares arranged vertically and the N completed squares arranged horizontally corresponds to the above "combination", and the above "number of combinations" is be 2.

Also, for example, when all positions on a route from a specific position to another specific position are already achieved positions, it is determined that "a plurality of already achieved positions satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition". In aspects, the number of such routes corresponds to the "number of combinations" above. Specifically, in an object containing multiple nodes with a tree structure, if there are two paths in which all nodes from the root node to the leaf nodes are completed nodes, Each corresponds to the above "combination", and the above "number of combinations" is two.

``Set at least one of the plurality of positions in the second object as the achieved position'' means, for example, a position selected (randomly) from among the plurality of positions in the second object based on probability information to the achieved position. Alternatively, for example, a position specified (selected) by the user from among a plurality of positions on the second object may be set as the achieved position.

For example, the third achieved setting unit 1140 sets at least one of the positions of the second object as the achieved position when the number of combinations is equal to or greater than a predetermined number. That is, the third achieved setting unit 1140 sets at least one of the plurality of positions on the second object as an achieved position, triggered by the fact that the number of combinations is equal to or greater than a predetermined number.

Further, for example, the third achieved setting unit 1140 may set the number of positions to be set as achieved positions among the plurality of positions in the second object, based on the number of combinations. Specifically, for example, the third achieved position setting unit 1140 may increase the number of positions to be set as the achieved positions as the number of combinations increases, or increase the number of positions to be set as the achieved positions as the number of combinations increases. may be set to fewer positions.

In the case of the example described above, the third completed setting unit 1140, when a plurality of bingoes are simultaneously completed on the i-th (i: an integer equal to or greater than 1) bingo sheet Bi, which is the current sheet, simultaneously Based on the number of completed bingos, the completed flag of at least one square M of the j-th (j: integer of j=i+1) th bingo sheet Bj is changed from off to on.

[6-2-3] In the embodiment described above, all the bingo sheets B-1 to B-10 can be referenced in the bingo sheet detailed image G700. It may be limited to m bingo sheets after the sheet. For example, the bingo sheet B that the user can refer to may be limited to the bingo sheet two sheets after the current sheet. The current sheet may be limited to the first to third current sheets).

That is, when the plurality of objects includes the first to n-th objects (where n is an integer equal to or greater than 3), the second display control unit 1030 controls all objects other than the first object before the target object is changed to the second object. The display unit 15 may be controlled to display information about each of the reference number of objects including the second object among the objects. The “reference number” is a numerical value equal to or greater than 1 and equal to or less than (n−1).

The second display control unit 1030 may cause the display unit 15 to display an image including all of the reference number of objects, or display an image including a predetermined number of the reference number of objects in response to a predetermined operation. The images may be displayed on the display unit 15 in order according to the order information.

Further, as described above, when limiting the number of bingo sheets B that can be referred to by the user, the number of bingo sheets B that can be referred to may be set based on the number of bingoes achieved at the same time.

For example, normally, the number of referable bingo sheets B is set to the first numerical value, and when a plurality of bingos are achieved simultaneously on the current sheet, the number of referable bingo sheets B is set to the first numerical value. may be set to a second numerical value that is larger than the In this case, a correspondence relationship between the number of bingoes achieved at the same time and the number of referable bingo sheets B is set in advance, and the number of referable bingo sheets B is set based on the correspondence relationship. may Alternatively, the number of bingo sheets B that can be referred to may be increased each time a plurality of bingoes are achieved at the same time.

In this way, by achieving a plurality of bingos at the same time, it is possible to provide the user with the interest of changing the number of bingo sheets B that can be referred to.

A reference number setting unit 1130 is a functional block for realizing the functions described above. A reference number setting unit 1130 determines the number of combinations of a plurality of achieved positions that satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition when it is determined that the plurality of achieved positions in the target object satisfy the predetermined positional relationship condition. , to set the reference number.

In addition, when it is determined that a plurality of achieved positions in the first object satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition in a state where the first object is set as the target object, a plurality of positions satisfying the predetermined positional relationship condition number of achieved position combinations” is the same as that of the third achieved setting unit 1140 .

For example, the reference number setting unit 1130 sets the reference number to a number corresponding to the number of combinations. Specifically, for example, the reference number setting unit 1130 increases the reference number as the number of combinations increases. Further, for example, the reference number setting unit 1130 may increase the reference number as the number of combinations decreases.

Further, for example, the reference number setting unit 1130 may increase the reference number by a predetermined number (for example, one) from the current value when the number of combinations is greater than the first threshold. Note that the reference number setting unit 1130 may decrease the reference number by a predetermined number (for example, one) from the current value when the number of combinations is less than the second threshold.

[6-3] Also, for example, all or part of the processing shown in FIGS. In this case, data necessary for the server 30 to execute processing (game operation data related to game operations performed on the game terminal 10 , etc.) may be transmitted from the game terminal 10 to the server 30 . Also, data necessary for displaying various images on the display unit 15 (data representing the images themselves, data for generating images, etc.) may be transmitted from the server 30 to the game terminal 10 .

[6-4] By allowing a plurality of users to share a set of bingo sheets B-1 to B-10, a battle mode may be realized in which the plurality of users compete for the total score. In this battle mode, each of the plurality of users plays the training part on their own game terminal 10 .

In the battle mode, when one of the users has completed the task of the square M on the current sheet, the square M is set as the completed square, and task reward points are awarded to the user. After the square M is set as an already-completed square, even if another user has completed the task of the square M, task reward points will not be given to the other user.

In addition, when any user has achieved the assignment of the square M of the bingo sheet B after the current sheet, the square M is set as an achievement reservation square, and the bingo sheet B becomes the current sheet. In this case, task reward points are given to the user.

In addition, when bingo is achieved on the current sheet by any user having achieved the task of any square M on the current sheet, bingo reward points are awarded to the user. For example, in the state illustrated in FIG. 13, when bingo is achieved by user X among the plurality of users having achieved the task in space M13-1 of the first current sheet B-1, the first It is determined that the first current sheet B-1 has been cleared by user X, and only user X is awarded bingo reward points. For example, even if the assignments of squares M23-1 and M33-1 have been completed by other user Y, bingo reward points are not given to user Y, and bingo reward points are given only to user X who finally completed bingo. Points are awarded. In this case, when bingo is achieved in a chain with the first current sheet B-1 and the second current sheet B-2, the second current sheet B-2 Bingo reward points (including chain bonuses) are also awarded to user X.

Furthermore, when each user finishes each section, section reward points are given according to the number of bingo sheets B cleared by the user up to that point.

In the battle mode as described above, the user with the highest cumulative score becomes the winner when all the users finish the training part.

[6-5] Setting (displaying) an object such as bingo sheet B is not essential. For example, set the 1st to 10th task groups, and if the number of tasks included in the 1st task group (current group) exceeds the threshold, the 1st task group will be cleared. The current group may be changed to the second task group. In this case, the i-th task group (where i is an integer equal to or greater than 1) can be considered to correspond to a plurality of tasks set in the plurality of squares M of the i-th bingo sheet Bi.

Note that the number of assignments included in the assignment group may be increased step by step. Also, the above-described threshold, which serves as a criterion for determining whether or not the task group has been cleared, may be increased stepwise. For example, assume that the 1st and 2nd task groups contain 10 tasks, the 3rd to 6th task groups contain 15 tasks, and the 7th to 10th task groups contain 15 tasks. It is also possible to set the number of assignments to be 20. Also, for example, the thresholds for the first and second task groups are set to 5, the thresholds for the third to sixth task groups are set to 8, and the thresholds for the 7th to 10th task groups are set to 10. good too.

In the case of the configuration as described above, each functional block shown in FIG. 28 operates as follows.

The target setting unit 1010 sets, as a target task information group, one of a plurality of task information groups each including a plurality of task information items respectively indicating tasks in the game.

An “assignment information group” is a group of a plurality of assignment information. That is, one assignment information group includes a plurality of assignment information. Two or more task information groups may include task information indicating the same or similar tasks. That is, one assignment information group may include assignment information indicating assignments that are the same as or of the same kind as assignment information included in another assignment information group.

"A plurality of task information groups each containing a plurality of task information indicating a task in the game" means that each of the plurality of task information groups includes a plurality of task information, and each of the plurality of task information is It is meant to indicate a problem.

The “target assignment information group” is, for example, an assignment information group to be judged by the predetermined condition judging means. In other words, the “target task information group” is a task information group that serves as a basis for granting rewards by the reward granting unit 1100 . For example, a set of task information associated with each square of the current bingo sheet corresponds to an example of the "target task information group".

The first display control unit 1020 performs control for displaying the target assignment information group on the display unit 15 .

“Displaying the target task information group on the display unit 15” means, for example, displaying a plurality of task information items included in the target task information group on the display unit 15. FIG. Specifically, "to display the target assignment information group on the display unit 15" means that the display unit 15 is displayed so that the user can understand the content of the assignment indicated by each of the plurality of assignment information included in the target assignment information group. is to display

“Control to display the target assignment information group on the display unit 15” means to display an image showing the target assignment information group on the display unit 15. FIG. “Control to display the target task information group on the display unit 15” means that the display of the game terminal 10 is controlled by transmitting data for displaying an image showing the target task information group to the game terminal 10. It may be displayed on the unit 15 . Here, "data for displaying an image" may be data representing the image itself or data for generating the image.

When it is determined that the task indicated by any of the task information among the plurality of task information included in the target task information group has been achieved, the first achieved task setting unit 1060 regards the task information as completed task information. set.

“Accomplished task information” is task information determined to have achieved the task indicated by the task information.

“Setting task information as completed task information” means, for example, associating information indicating that the task indicated by the task information has been completed with the task information (or identification information of the task information). Alternatively, "setting task information as completed task information" means, for example, a storage area (field, etc.) for storing task information on which tasks have been completed (or identification information on task information on which tasks have been completed). , to register task information (or task information identification information). Alternatively, "setting task information as completed task information" means, for example, setting the display mode of the task information to a display mode indicating that the task indicated by the task information has been achieved.

Predetermined condition determination section 1070 determines whether or not a plurality of completed task information among a plurality of task information included in the target task information group satisfies a predetermined condition.

A “predetermined condition” is a condition related to a plurality of completed task information. In other words, the “predetermined condition” is a condition for determining whether or not the target assignment information group has been cleared. The “predetermined condition” can also be rephrased as a condition for determining whether or not to give a reward to the user. For example, the condition of whether or not the number of completed task information items has reached a predetermined number or more, or the condition of whether or not a specific combination of task information is included in the multiple completed task information items is set It corresponds to an example of "condition".

In a state in which the first assignment information group of the plurality of assignment information groups is set as the target assignment information group, the target changing unit 1080 selects a plurality of assignment information among the plurality of assignment information included in the first assignment information group. When it is determined that the completed task information satisfies a predetermined condition, the target task information group is changed from the first task information group to the second task information group among the plurality of task information groups.

"Change the target issue information group from the first issue information group to the second issue information group" means that the first issue information group is set as the target issue information group, and the second issue information group changes to the target issue information group. It is to change to a state set as a group. The second assignment information group may include assignment information indicating assignments that are the same as or of the same kind as assignment information included in the first assignment information group.

When the target task information group is changed to the second task information group, the second accomplished setting unit 1090 determines whether the target task information group is the second task among the plurality of task information included in the second task information group. If the information group contains task information in which the task has already been achieved by the game played before the change, the task information is set as completed task information.

"Assignment information in which the assignment has already been completed through gameplay performed before the target assignment information group was changed to the second assignment information group" means 1, when the target task information group is changed to the second task information group, the task has already been completed.

The second display control unit 1030 controls the display unit 15 to display information related to the second assignment information group before the target assignment information group is changed to the second assignment information group.

For example, the second display control unit 1030 may cause the display unit 15 to display the content of the assignment indicated by each of the plurality of assignment information included in the second assignment information group.

Alternatively, the second display control unit 1030 may cause the display unit 15 to display the content of the assignment indicated by a part of the plurality of assignment information included in the second assignment information group. For example, the second display control unit 1030 selects assignment information indicating assignments that are the same as or of the same kind as assignment information included in the first assignment information group, among a plurality of assignment information included in the second assignment information group. The contents may be displayed on the display unit 15 . In other words, the second display control section 1030 may display the content of the assignment indicated by the assignment information commonly included in both the first assignment information group and the second assignment information group on the display means.

Alternatively, the second display control unit 1030 determines that the plurality of assignment information included in the second assignment information group includes assignment information indicating assignments that are the same as or of the same type as assignment information included in the first assignment information group. You may make it display on a display means whether it is.

[6-6] In the above, an example in which the present invention is applied to a game for raising a game character of a baseball player has been mainly described, but the present invention can also be applied to a game for raising other game characters. Also, the present invention can be applied to games other than games in which game characters are raised. The present invention displays an object set with a plurality of positions each associated with task information indicating a task in a game, and when it is determined that the task indicated by the task information has been achieved through game play, the task information can be applied to various games in which positions associated with are set as completed positions, and predetermined processing is executed when a plurality of completed positions satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition.

[7. Addendum] From the above description, the present invention can be understood as follows, for example. In order to facilitate understanding of the present invention, the reference numerals shown in the drawings are appropriately written in parentheses, but this does not limit the present invention to the illustrated embodiments.

1) A game control device (10 or 30) according to an aspect of the present invention comprises a plurality of objects each set with a plurality of positions (for example, squares M) each associated with task information indicating a task in a game ( For example, a target setting means (1010) for setting one of bingo sheets B-1 to B-10) as a target object (for example, a current sheet), and a control for displaying the target object on a display means (15) achievement determination means (1050) for determining whether or not the task indicated by the task information has been achieved through game play; and when it is determined that the task indicated by the task information has been achieved a first accomplished setting means (1060) for setting a position associated with the task information among the plurality of positions in the target object as an accomplished position in the case where the plurality of positions in the target object are achieved; Predetermined condition determination means (1070) for determining whether or not a completed position satisfies a predetermined positional relationship condition (eg, bingo achievement condition); and a first object (eg, bingo sheet B-1) among the plurality of objects. is set as the target object, when it is determined that the plurality of achieved positions in the first object satisfy the predetermined positional relationship condition, the target object is removed from the first object by the a target changing means (1080) for changing to a second object (eg, bingo sheet B-2) among a plurality of objects; and when the target object is changed to the second object, the plurality of of the positions where the task indicated by the task information has already been achieved by the game played before the target object is changed to the second object is set as the accomplished position. completed setting means (1090); and second display control means (1030) for performing control for displaying information on said second object on said display means before said target object is changed to said second object; ,including.

10) In addition, the game system (1) according to one aspect of the present invention targets any one of a plurality of objects each having a plurality of positions each associated with task information indicating a task in the game. A target setting means (1010) for setting an object, a first display control means (1020) for controlling display of the target object on the display means, and whether or not the task indicated by the task information has been achieved through game play. achievement determination means (1050) for determining whether or not the task indicated by the task information has been achieved, the position associated with the task information among the plurality of positions on the target object is achieved a first achieved position setting means (1060) for setting as completed positions; a predetermined condition determining means (1070) for determining whether or not the plurality of achieved positions in the target object satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition; When it is determined that the plurality of achieved positions in the first object satisfy the predetermined positional relationship condition in a state in which the first object among the plurality of objects is set as the target object, the target a target changing means (1080) for changing an object from the first object to a second object among the plurality of objects; setting a position, from among the plurality of positions, at which the task indicated by the task information has already been achieved by a game played before the target object is changed to the second object, as the achieved position; 2 Achieved setting means (1090), and second display control means (1030) for performing control to display information on the second object on the display means before the target object is changed to the second object ) and including.

11) Further, a program according to an aspect of the present invention functions a computer as the game control device (10 or 30) according to any one of 1) to 9) or the game system (1) according to 10). It is a program for

12) Further, an information storage medium according to an aspect of the present invention is a computer-readable information storage medium recording the program according to 11).

13) A game control method (a game control device or a game system control method) according to an aspect of the present invention provides a plurality of objects each set with a plurality of positions each associated with task information indicating a task in a game. (S102); performing control for displaying the target object on the display means (S110); Determining whether or not (S14200, S14204); and, if it is determined that the task indicated by the task information has been achieved, the position associated with the task information among the plurality of positions on the target object. setting as achieved positions (S14202, S14206); determining whether or not the plurality of achieved positions in the target object satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition (S14212); When it is determined that the plurality of achieved positions of the first object satisfy the predetermined positional relationship condition in a state in which the first object is set as the target object, the target object is set as the target object. changing from one object to a second object out of the plurality of objects (S14220); setting a position where the task indicated by the task information has already been achieved by a game played before the target object is changed to the second object (S14222); and controlling to display information about the second object on the display means before the object is changed to the second object (S152, S156).

According to the inventions described in 1), 10) to 13), it is determined that a plurality of achieved positions in the first object satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition while the first object is set as the target object. case, the target object is changed from the first object to the second object, and the task information is indicated by the game play performed before the target object is changed to the second object among the plurality of positions in the second object. Positions where the task has already been achieved are set as accomplished positions. Further, according to the present invention, information regarding the second object is displayed before the target object is changed to the second object. Therefore, in the present invention, before the target object is changed to the second object (the state in which the first object is set as the target object), not only task information associated with each position in the first object, Game play can be performed by considering task information associated with each position in the second object. By doing so, in a state where the first object is set as the target object, not only task information associated with each position in the first object but also task information associated with each position in the second object It is possible to provide the user with the interest of playing the game with this in mind. As a result, according to the present invention, an object having a plurality of positions each associated with task information indicating a task in the game is displayed, and when it is determined that the task indicated by the task information has been achieved, the object is displayed. It is possible to improve interest in a game in which positions associated with task information are set as completed positions, and predetermined processing is executed when a plurality of completed positions satisfy predetermined positional relationship conditions.

2) In one aspect of the present invention, at least one of the plurality of positions on the second object has task information that is the same as or of the same type as task information associated with one of the plurality of positions on the first object. may be associated with task information indicating the task of.

According to the invention described in 2), at least one of the plurality of positions in the second object has the same or the same type of task as the task information associated with one of the plurality of positions in the first object. Since the task information shown is associated, in a state where the first object is set as the target object, one of the plurality of positions in the first object is associated with at least one of the plurality of positions in the second object By striving to accomplish the same or similar task set, the position in the second object as well as the position in the first object can be efficiently changed to the accomplished position. Consequently, according to the present invention, by aiming to accomplish the same or similar task associated with any of the plurality of positions on the first object and at least one of the plurality of positions on the second object, , can provide the user with the interest of effectively changing the position on the second object to the achieved position, along with the position on the first object.

3) In one aspect of the present invention, first reward granting means (1101) for granting a first reward (for example, task reward points) to a user when the position on the target object is set as the achieved position; a second reward granting means (1102) for granting a second reward (e.g., bingo reward points) to the user when it is determined that the plurality of achieved positions in the target object satisfy the predetermined positional relationship condition; may be included.

According to the invention described in 3), the first reward is given to the user when a position on the target object is set as an achieved position, and when a plurality of achieved positions on the target object satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition. A second reward is given to the user if determined, thus motivating the position on the target object to be a completed position (i.e., achieving the task indicated by the task information associated with the position on the target object). Also, it is possible to improve the motivation to ensure that a plurality of achieved positions in the target object satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition.

4) In one aspect of the present invention, a third reward (for example, chain A third reward granting means (1103) for granting a bonus) to the user may be included.

According to the invention described in 4), when it is determined that the plurality of achieved positions set by the second achieved position setting means satisfy the predetermined positional relationship condition, the third reward is given to the user, It is possible to provide the user with interest in aiming for a plurality of achieved positions set by the second achieved position setting means to satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition.

5) In one aspect of the present invention, the number of the plurality of positions set for the second object may be different from the number of the plurality of positions set for the first object.

According to the invention described in 5), the number of positions set in the second object is different from the number of positions set in the first object, so the number of positions associated with task information is , the interest of changing between the first object and the second object can be provided to the user.

6) In one aspect of the present invention, the first display control means (1020) controls, before the target object is changed to the second object, one of the plurality of positions in the second object, the problem The display mode of the first object may be set based on the number of positions where the task indicated by the information has already been achieved.

According to the invention described in 6), before the target object is changed to the second object, out of the plurality of positions in the second object, based on the number of positions where the task indicated by the task information has already been achieved Therefore, before the target object is changed to the second object, the user can refer to the display mode of the first object without displaying the second object. This makes it easier to grasp the number of positions where the task indicated by the task information has already been achieved, among the plurality of positions in the second object.

7) In one aspect of the present invention, the plurality of objects includes first to n-th objects (n: an integer of 3 or more), and the second display control means (1030) controls the target object to be the second object. before being changed into an object, performing control to display information on each of a reference number of objects including the second object among objects other than the first object on the display means (15); A game control device (10 or 30), when it is determined that the plurality of achieved positions in the target object satisfy the predetermined positional relationship condition, the plurality of achieved positional conditions satisfying the predetermined positional relationship condition. A reference number setting means (1130) for setting the reference number based on the number of position combinations may be included.

According to the invention described in 7), before the target object is changed to the second object, information about each of the reference number of objects including the second object among the objects other than the first object is displayed on the display means. As shown, when it is determined that a plurality of achieved positions in the target object satisfy the predetermined positional relationship condition, the reference number is changed according to the number of combinations of the plurality of achieved positions that satisfy the predetermined positional relationship condition. It is possible to provide the user with the interest of making

8) In one aspect of the present invention, when it is determined that the plurality of achieved positions of the first object satisfy the predetermined positional relationship condition while the first object is set as the target object means for setting at least one of the plurality of positions of the second object to the achieved position based on the number of combinations of the plurality of positions achieved satisfying the predetermined positional relationship condition (1140 ) may be included.

According to the invention described in 8), when it is determined that a plurality of achieved positions in the first object satisfy a predetermined positional relationship condition in a state in which the first object is set as the target object, the predetermined position Depending on the number of combinations of the achieved positions that satisfy the relational condition, the interest of changing at least one of the positions of the second object to the achieved position can be provided to the user.

9) In one aspect of the present invention, including a receiving means (1110) for receiving selection of one or more game characters or game items from among a plurality of game characters or game items, means (1120) for setting the number of the plurality of positions to be set for the object based on a game character or game item selected from; and a game character selected from among the plurality of game characters or game items Alternatively, at least one of means (1120) for setting the task information associated with each of the plurality of positions set for the object based on the game item.

According to the invention described in 9), based on the game character or game item selected from among the plurality of game characters or game items, the number of positions to be set to the object is set, or the object Since task information is set to be associated with each of the plurality of positions set in the object, by selecting a game character or game item from among a plurality of game characters or game items, the plurality of positions set in the object can be set. It is possible to provide the user with interest in setting the number and setting task information associated with each of the plurality of positions set in the object.

14) A game control device (10 or 30) or a game system (1) according to an aspect of the present invention is a plurality of task information groups each containing a plurality of task information indicating tasks in a game. as a target task information group; a first display control means (1020) for controlling display of the target task information group on a display means (15); achievement determination means (1050) for determining whether or not the indicated task has been achieved through game play; a first accomplished setting means (1060) for setting the relevant task information as completed task information when determined; a predetermined condition determination means (1070) for determining whether or not task information satisfies a predetermined condition; , when it is determined that the plurality of completed task information among the plurality of task information included in the first task information group satisfy the predetermined condition, the target task information group is transferred to the first task a target changing means (1080) for changing an information group to a second problem information group among the plurality of problem information groups; and when the target problem information group is changed to the second problem information group, 2 Among the plurality of task information contained in the task information group, there is task information in which a task has already been achieved by a game played before the target task information group is changed to the second task information group. a second accomplished setting means (1090) for setting the relevant task information as the completed task information when the task information is included; and before the target task information group is changed to the second task information group, the a second display control means (1030) for controlling the display means to display information relating to the second assignment information group.

15) Further, a program according to an aspect of the present invention is a program for causing a computer to function as the game control device (10 or 30) or game system (1) according to 14).

16) Further, an information storage medium according to an aspect of the present invention is a computer-readable information storage medium recording the program according to 15).

17) A game control method (a game control device or a game system control method) according to an aspect of the present invention is a plurality of task information groups each including a plurality of task information indicating tasks in a game. as a target task information group (S102); performing control for displaying the target task information group on the display means (S110); Determining whether or not (S14200, S14204); is set as completed task information (S14202, S14206), and whether or not a plurality of the completed task information among the plurality of task information included in the target task information group satisfies a predetermined condition determining (S14212); and in a state in which a first assignment information group among the plurality of assignment information groups is set as the target assignment information group, the plurality of assignment information included in the first assignment information group; When it is determined that the plurality of completed task information satisfies the predetermined condition, the target task information group is changed from the first task information group to the second task information group of the plurality of task information groups. When changing to an assignment information group (S14220) and when the target assignment information group is changed to the second assignment information group, among the plurality of assignment information included in the second assignment information group, the If the target task information group includes task information in which a task has already been achieved by a game played before the target task information group is changed to the second task information group, the task information is regarded as the completed task information. setting (S14222); and performing control for displaying information on the second assignment information group on the display means before the target assignment information group is changed to the second assignment information group (S152 , S156).

According to the inventions described in 14) to 17), when the first task information group is set as the target task information group, the plurality of completed task information in the first task information group satisfies the predetermined position condition. If it is determined to be satisfied, the target issue information group is changed from the first issue information group to the second issue information group, and among the plurality of issue information in the second issue information group, the target issue information group is changed to the second issue. The task information in which the task has already been achieved by the game played before being changed to the information group is set as the completed task information. Further, according to the present invention, information relating to the second assignment information group is displayed before the target assignment information group is changed to the second assignment information group. Therefore, in the present invention, before the target object is changed to the second task information group (the first task information group is set as the target task information group), only the task information in the first task information group Instead, it is possible to play the game while considering the task information in the second task information group. By doing so, in a state where the first issue information group is set as the target issue information group, not only the issue information included in the first issue information group but also the issue information included in the second issue information group It is possible to provide the user with the interest of playing the game with this in mind. As a result, according to the present invention, a task information group each containing a plurality of task information each indicating a task in the game is displayed, and when it is determined that the task indicated by the task information has been achieved, the task information is displayed. It is possible to improve the interest of a game in which a predetermined task is set as completed task information and predetermined processing is executed when a plurality of completed task information satisfy predetermined conditions.

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an object setting means for setting a plurality of objects each having a plurality of positions each associated with task information indicating a task in the game;
achievement determination means for determining whether or not the task indicated by the task information has been achieved through game play;
setting a position associated with the task information among the plurality of positions in each of the plurality of objects as an accomplished position when it is determined that the task indicated by the task information has been achieved; setting means;
predetermined condition determination means for determining whether or not the plurality of achieved positions in each of the objects satisfies a predetermined positional relationship condition;
a target setting means for setting one of the plurality of objects as a target object;
When it is determined that a first object among the plurality of objects is set as the target object and satisfies a predetermined condition, the target object is changed from the first object to among the plurality of objects. a target changing means for changing to the second object of
a first display control means for controlling display of the target object on a display means;
a second display control means for controlling to display information about the second object on the display means before the target object is changed to the second object;
game controller. The game control device according to claim 1,
The target changing means changes the target object when it is determined that the plurality of achieved positions in the first object satisfy the predetermined positional relationship condition in a state in which the first object is set as the target object. from the first object to a second one of the plurality of objects;
game controller. an object setting means for setting a plurality of objects each having a plurality of positions each associated with task information indicating a task in the game;
achievement determination means for determining whether or not the task indicated by the task information has been achieved through game play;
setting a position associated with the task information among the plurality of positions in each of the plurality of objects as an accomplished position when it is determined that the task indicated by the task information has been achieved; setting means;
predetermined condition determination means for determining whether or not the plurality of achieved positions in each of the objects satisfies a predetermined positional relationship condition;
a target setting means for setting one of the plurality of objects as a target object;
When it is determined that a first object among the plurality of objects is set as the target object and satisfies a predetermined condition, the target object is changed from the first object to among the plurality of objects. a target changing means for changing to the second object of
a first display control means for controlling display of the target object on a display means;
a second display control means for controlling to display information about the second object on the display means before the target object is changed to the second object;
game system. A program for causing a computer to function as the game control device according to claim 1 or 2 or the game system according to claim 3.

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