JP7287666B2 - Terminal device and program - Google Patents

Description

Application of Article 30, Paragraph 2 of the Patent Act Application of Article 30, Paragraph 2 of the Patent Act, on September 11, 2018, in the game "Crows x WORST ~Dai Narumaito~" operated by Konami Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd., for a limited time The event "Collision !! Kachikomi Strike!" was held.

The present invention relates to terminal devices and programs.

Conventionally, pieces (an example of a "game element") are advanced along a progression route having a plurality of squares (an example of a "relay point") based on a user's operation, such as Sugoroku or a board game. Techniques related to games are known (see Patent Document 1, for example).

JP 2015-015974 A

By the way, in a game such as Sugoroku or a board game, a piece advances from a starting point (an example of an "initial point") to a goal point (an example of a "goal point"), and the piece reaches the goal point. When you arrive, you may be given a mission, such as winning a battle against an enemy, for example. However, in this aspect of the game, the difficulty of the game may become excessively high depending on the content of the mission given when the player reaches the goal point.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the circumstances described above, and aims to provide a technology that can prevent the difficulty of a game such as Sugoroku or a board game from becoming excessively high. be one.

In order to solve the above problems, a program according to an aspect of the present invention comprises a processor, a management unit that manages points related to a game, and when the points managed by the management unit are equal to or greater than a reference value, a progression unit that progresses a game element from the initial point to the target point on a progression route from the initial point to the target point via a plurality of relay points based on the operation of; a battle unit that battles an object group including a plurality of objects against an enemy object when the target point is reached; and a fighting ability of the object group that is related to the battle is determined based on the relay point where the game element stops. a determining unit and a moving unit that moves the game element to the initial point when the result of the battle between the object group and the enemy object is a specific result; After the movement unit moves the game element to the initial point, the game element progresses to the target point on the progress route based on the user's operation, The determining unit reduces the points when the game element progresses along the progress path and increases the points over time, and the determining unit causes the moving unit to move the game element to the characterized in that, when moving to an initial point, the ability of the object group related to the battle is set to an ability based on a relay point at which the game element has stopped before the start of the battle with the specific result. .

Further, a terminal device according to an aspect of the present invention includes a management unit that manages points related to a game, and when the points managed by the management unit are equal to or greater than a reference value, a game element is added based on a user's operation. , in a progression route from an initial point to a target point via a plurality of relay points, a progression unit that progresses from the initial point to the target point; and when the game element reaches the target point, a battle unit that causes an object group including a plurality of objects to battle against an enemy object; a determination unit that determines the ability of the object group related to the battle based on a relay point at which the game element stops; a moving unit that moves the game element to the initial point when the result of the battle with the enemy object is a specific result; After moving to the point, the game element is advanced to the target point along the progress route based on the user's operation, and the management unit causes the progress unit to move the game element along the progress route. When progressing, the points are decreased, and the points are increased as time passes, and the determining unit moves the object group when the moving unit moves the game element to the initial point. is set to an ability based on a relay point at which the game element has stopped before the start of the match resulting in the specific result.

Further, a program according to another aspect of the present invention includes a progression unit that advances a game element from an initial point to a target point via a plurality of relay points based on a user's operation; a battle unit that causes the object to battle against an enemy object when the object reaches the target point; a determination unit that determines the ability of the object related to the battle based on the intermediate point where the game element stops; and the object. When the result of the battle with the enemy object is a specific result, the game element functions as a movement unit that moves the game element to the initial point, and the progression unit causes the movement unit to move the game element is moved to the initial point, the game element is advanced to the target point based on the user's operation, and the determining unit causes the moving unit to move the game element to the initial point In the case, the ability of the object related to the battle is set to an ability based on the relay point at which the game element stopped before the start of the battle that resulted in the specific result.

1 is a diagram showing an example hardware configuration of a terminal device 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a sugoroku list screen G1; FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a sugoroku execution screen G2; FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a battle screen G3; 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the configuration of the terminal device 10; FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of a data structure of sugoroku information table TBL11. It is a figure which shows an example of a data structure of sugoroku board surface information table TBL12. It is a figure which shows an example of a data structure of item information table TBL13. It is a figure which shows an example of a data structure of card information table TBL14. It is a figure which shows an example of a data structure of user information table TBL15. It is a figure which shows an example of a data structure of possession sugoroku information table TBL16. It is a figure which shows an example of a data structure of deck information table TBL17. It is a figure which shows an example of a data structure of sugoroku execution information table TBL18. It is a figure which shows an example of a data structure of competition state information table TBL19. 4 is a flow chart showing an example of the operation of the terminal device 10; 4 is a flow chart showing an example of the operation of the terminal device 10; 4 is a flow chart showing an example of the operation of the terminal device 10; FIG. 21 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of an overview of a game system 1A according to Modification 7; FIG. 21 is a diagram illustrating an example of a hardware configuration of a server device 30A according to modification 7; FIG. 21 is a block diagram showing an example of a configuration of a terminal device 10A according to modification 7; FIG. 21 is a block diagram showing an example of a configuration of a server device 30A according to Modification 7;

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In each drawing, the dimensions and scale of each part are appropriately different from the actual ones. In addition, since the embodiments described below are preferred specific examples of the present invention, they are subject to various technically preferable limitations. It is not limited to these forms unless stated otherwise.

[A. embodiment]
Embodiments of the present invention will be described below.

[1. Hardware configuration of terminal device]
An example of an outline of the hardware configuration of the terminal device 10 will be described below with reference to FIG.

FIG. 1 is an example of an overview of the hardware configuration of a terminal device 10 according to this embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 1, the terminal device 10 has a processor 1000 that controls each part of the terminal device 10, a storage device 1001 that stores various information, and an external device that exists outside the terminal device 10. a communication device 1002, an operation device 1003 for receiving an operation by the user U of the terminal device 10, and a display device 1004 for displaying various images.

The storage device 1001 includes a volatile memory such as a RAM (Random Access Memory) that functions as a work area for the processor 1000, and an EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable) that stores various information such as the control program PRGt (see FIG. 5) of the terminal device 10. and/or non-volatile memory such as Read-Only Memory).
The processor 1000 is, for example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit). However, the processor 1000 includes hardware such as a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), a DSP (Digital Signal Processor), or an FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) in addition to or instead of the CPU. It may be
The communication device 1002 is hardware for communicating with an external device existing outside the terminal device 10 via one or both of a wired network and a wireless network.
The operation device 1003 includes, for example, operation buttons, a keyboard, a pointing device such as a mouse, and a joystick, partially or wholly, and receives operations of the user U of the terminal device 10 .
The display device 1004 is, for example, a liquid crystal display panel or an organic EL display, and displays various images.
By adopting a touch panel as the operation device 1003 and the display device 1004, the operation device 1003 and the display device 1004 may be integrated.

In this embodiment, as an example, it is assumed that the terminal device 10 is a home game machine. However, any information processing device can be adopted as the terminal device 10 . For example, the terminal device 10 may be a mobile device such as a smartphone, a mobile phone, a mobile game machine, or a tablet computer, or a stationary device such as a personal computer, an arcade game machine, or a smart TV. It may be a device.

[2. Overview of the Sugoroku Game]
In this embodiment, it is assumed that the terminal device 10 is capable of executing a sugoroku game (an example of a "game"). The outline of the Sugoroku game will be described below with reference to FIGS. 2 to 4. FIG.

In the present embodiment, when the user U of the terminal device 10 uses the operation device 1003 to perform a predetermined maneuver operation for starting the sugoroku game, a sugoroku list screen G1 is displayed on the display device 1004 of the terminal device 10. Is displayed.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the sugoroku list screen G1.
As shown in FIG. 2, the sugoroku list screen G1 has a sugoroku list display area A11 and a possessed sugoroku number display area A12.

The sugoroku list display area A11 has a sugoroku overview display area A111 corresponding to one or more sugoroku owned by the user U on a one-to-one basis. In addition, in this embodiment, as an example, it is assumed that there are a plurality of Sugoroku games in the Sugoroku game. Further, in the present embodiment, as an example, it is assumed that the user U can own some or all of the plurality of Sugoroku present in the Sugoroku game. Further, in this embodiment, as an example, it is assumed that the user U can play Sugoroku owned by the user U. FIG.

The sugoroku overview display area A111 includes a name display area A112 where the name of the sugoroku is displayed, an enemy display area A113 where images of enemies appearing in the sugoroku are displayed, and a difficulty level display area A114 where the difficulty level of the sugoroku is displayed. , a challenge button A115, and a delete button A116. Among them, the challenge button A115 is a button for the user U to perform the sugoroku, and is pressed when the user U performs the sugoroku. The delete button A116 is a button for changing the sugoroku owned by the user U to non-possessed, and is pressed when changing the state in which the user U owns the sugoroku to the state in which the user U does not own the sugoroku.

The number of owned games display area A12 is divided into an owned games count display area A121 in which the number of games owned by the user U is displayed, and an owned games count display area A121 in which the maximum number of games that the user U can own is displayed. and a display area A122. In this embodiment, as an example, it is assumed that the maximum number of Sugoroku that the user U can own is determined according to the skill level of the user U regarding the Sugoroku game. Further, in this embodiment, as an example, it is assumed that the user U can possess a number of Sugoroku that is equal to or less than the maximum number of Sugoroku that the user U can own.

When the user U of the terminal device 10 presses the challenge button A115 using the operation device 1003 of the terminal device 10 on the sugoroku list screen G1, a sugoroku execution screen G2 is displayed on the display device 1004 of the terminal device 10. is displayed, and the sugoroku corresponding to the challenge button A115 is executed.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the sugoroku execution screen G2.
As shown in FIG. 3, the sugoroku execution screen G2 has a sugoroku display area A21, a dice display area A22, a deck status display area A23, and a point display area A24.

The sugoroku display area A21 displays a sugoroku board BM and a sugoroku piece KM (an example of a "game element"). The board BM consists of a start square BS (an example of an "initial point"), a goal square BG (an example of a "goal point"), a plurality of relay squares Bx (an example of a "relay point"), and a plurality of squares from the start square BS. and a progress route SR that leads to the goal square BG via the relay square Bx.
Note that the start square BS, the goal square BG, and the relay square Bx may be collectively referred to as square B hereinafter. Further, although the details will be described later, in the present embodiment, it is assumed that there are a boost square BN, an item square BT, a sugoroku square BR, and a bomb square BB as types of relay squares Bx in the sugoroku game. do.
The sugoroku display area A21 has a name display area A211 in which the name of the sugoroku is displayed.

The dice SK and a dice rotation button A221 for rolling the dice SK are displayed in the dice display area A22.
In this embodiment, when the user U of the terminal device 10 presses the dice rotation button A221 using the operation device 1003 of the terminal device 10 on the sugoroku execution screen G2, the display device 1004 of the terminal device 10 displays , the dice SK being rolled is displayed in the dice display area A22. In the present embodiment, the terminal device 10 moves from the start square BS to the goal square BG on the progress route SR of the board BM by the number of squares B based on the result of rolling the dice SK. Move the piece KM toward .

Although the details will be described later, in this embodiment, when the piece KM reaches the goal square BG, the terminal device 10 causes one or more virtual objects owned by the user U to play against one or more enemy objects. Execute.
In this embodiment, as an example, it is assumed that the object possessed by the user U is a virtual card, and the enemy object is a virtual card. However, the present invention is not limited to such an aspect, and the object owned by the user U and the enemy object may be characters related to the Sugoroku game, or may be virtual objects other than cards. I don't mind.
In addition, below, the card owned by the user U may be referred to as a user card Cd, and the card which is an enemy object may be referred to as an enemy card Ce. Further, hereinafter, one or more user cards Cd used by the user U in a battle are referred to as a user deck DK (an example of an "object group"), and one or more enemy cards Ce to be battled against the user deck DK are It may be called an enemy deck DT. Further, hereinafter, the user deck DK and the enemy deck DT may be collectively referred to as the deck D when there is no need to distinguish between the user deck DK and the enemy deck DT.

In this embodiment, each card has a hit point, which is a value indicating the survival possibility of the card in the match, when the card is played against another card, and When attacking a card, attack power is a value that indicates the magnitude of the decrease in hit points of other cards, and when the card is attacked by another card in the battle, the hit points of the card A defensive power, which is a value indicating the strength of reduction suppression, is defined. In the following description, the hit points, attack power, and defense power determined for each card may be collectively referred to as "fighting ability".

The deck status display area A23 is a hit point display area A231 that displays the total hit points remaining on one or more user cards Cd included in the user deck DK (hereinafter referred to as "remaining deck hit points"). , an attack power display area A232 displaying the total attack power of one or more user cards Cd included in the user deck DK (hereinafter referred to as "deck attack power"); and a defense power display area A233 in which the total value of the defense power of a plurality of user cards Cd (hereinafter referred to as "deck defense power") is displayed. Note that, hereinafter, the deck remaining hit points, deck attack power, and deck defense power, which are determined for the user deck DK, may be referred to as "deck battle ability".
Further, hereinafter, the total value of hit points remaining in one or more enemy cards Ce constituting the enemy deck DT will be referred to as "enemy deck remaining hit points", and one or more enemy cards constituting the enemy deck DT will be referred to as "enemy deck remaining hit points". The total value of the attack power of Ce is called "enemy deck attack power", and the total value of the defense power of one or more enemy cards Ce constituting the enemy deck DT is sometimes called "enemy deck defense power". . Note that, hereinafter, the enemy deck remaining hit points, the enemy deck attack power, and the enemy deck defense power, which are determined for the enemy card Ce, may be referred to as "enemy deck battle ability".

In the sugoroku game according to the present embodiment, the user U owns game points, which are values in the sugoroku game necessary for progressing the sugoroku game. Further, in the sugoroku game according to the present embodiment, the user U can roll the dice SK when the game points owned by the user U are greater than a predetermined lower limit value, for example, "0". In the sugoroku game according to the present embodiment, game points related to the sugoroku game are consumed when the pieces KM are advanced along the progression route SR. In addition, in the sugoroku game according to the present embodiment, the game points owned by the user U increase with the lapse of time.
The game points owned by the user U are displayed in the point display area A24.

As described above, the terminal device 10 displays the battle screen G3 on the display device 1004 when the piece KM reaches the goal square BG.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of the battle screen G3.
As shown in FIG. 4, the battle screen G3 includes a field area Fd1 in which the user cards Cd included in the user deck DK are arranged, and a field area Fd1 in which the enemy cards Ce included in the enemy deck DT are arranged. It has an area Fd2, a deck status display area Ar1 that displays information about the user deck DK, and a deck status display area Ar2 that displays information about the enemy deck DT.

In this embodiment, the terminal device 10 arranges the user card Cd selected from the user deck DK in the field area Fd1, and arranges the enemy card Ce selected from the enemy deck DT in the field area Fd2. do. In this embodiment, the terminal device 10 selects one user card Cd from among one or a plurality of user cards Cd arranged in the field area Fd1, and selects one user card Cd arranged in the field area Fd2. Alternatively, by selecting one enemy card Ce from a plurality of enemy cards Ce, one user card Cd attacks one enemy card Ce. Similarly, in the present embodiment, the terminal device 10 selects one enemy card Ce and one user card Cd to cause one enemy card Ce to attack one user card Cd.

In this embodiment, when the user card Cd is attacked by the enemy card Ce and the hit points of the user card Cd become "0", the user card Cd cannot survive in the battle. Then, in this embodiment, as an example, when all the user cards Cd included in the user deck DK become unsustainable, it is determined that the user U who owns the user deck DK loses the battle.
Similarly, in the present embodiment, when the hit points of the enemy card Ce become "0", the enemy card Ce cannot survive in the battle. In this embodiment, as an example, when all the enemy cards Ce included in the enemy deck DT become unviable, the victory of the user U who owns the user deck DK is determined.
In this embodiment, even if the user card Cd becomes unsustainable in the match, the user U can continue to own the user card Cd after the match ends. That is, in this embodiment, even if the user card Cd becomes unsustainable in one match, the user U can use the user card Cd again in another match.

As shown in FIG. 4, in the deck status display area Ar1 of the battle screen G3, for example, among one or more user cards Cd included in the user deck DK, the user cards Cd before being placed in the field area Fd1 are placed. a leader card display area ArL1 in which a leader card representative of one or more user cards Cd is displayed; and a hit point display area ArH1 in which the deck remaining hit points of the user deck DK are displayed. , a remaining card number display area ArZ1 displaying the number of user cards Cd before being placed in the field area Fd1 among the one or more user cards Cd, and among the one or more user cards Cd, and a disabled card number display area ArF1 in which the number of user cards Cd that have become disabled is displayed.
Similarly, the deck status display area Ar2 of the battle screen G3 is, for example, one or more enemy cards Ce included in the enemy deck DT, and the remaining cards to which the enemy cards Ce before being placed in the field area Fd2 are placed. an area ArT2, a leader card display area ArL2 in which an enemy leader card representative of one or more enemy cards Ce is displayed, a hit point display area ArH2 in which the enemy deck remaining hit points of the enemy deck DT are displayed, Among the 1 or enemy cards Ce, a remaining card number display area ArZ2 in which the number of enemy cards Ce before being placed in the field area Fd2 is displayed, and an unsurvivable enemy among the 1 or enemy cards Ce and a disabled card number display area ArF2 in which the number of cards Ce is displayed.

In this embodiment, the battle between the user deck DK and the opponent deck DT is executed by the terminal device 10 without the user U operating the operating device 1003, but the present invention is limited to such a mode. not something. The battle between the user deck DK and the enemy deck DT may proceed based on the operation of the operation device 1003 by the user U. FIG.

[3. Configuration of terminal device]
The configuration of the terminal device 10 will be described below with reference to FIG.

FIG. 5 is a functional block diagram showing an example of the configuration of the terminal device 10. As shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 5, the terminal device 10 includes a terminal control unit 110 that controls each unit of the terminal device 10, a storage unit 120 that stores various information, and an external device existing outside the terminal device 10. It includes a communication unit 130 for executing communication, an operation unit 140 for accepting operations by the user U of the terminal device 10, and a display unit 150 capable of displaying various images.
Among these, the terminal control unit 110 is a function realized by the processor 1000 executing a control program PRGt (an example of a “program”) stored in the storage device 1001 and operating according to the control program PRGt. . A storage unit 120 is a function provided by the storage device 1001 . Also, the communication unit 130 is a function provided by the communication device 1002 . An operation unit 140 is a function provided by the operation device 1003 . A display unit 150 is a function provided by the display device 1004 .

The terminal control unit 110 includes a game control unit 111 , a point management unit 112 , a sugoroku progression unit 113 , a battle execution unit 114 , a battle ability determination unit 115 , and a draw movement unit 116 .

The game control unit 111 controls the progress of the sugoroku game.
The point management unit 112 (an example of the “management unit”) manages game points owned by the user U.
The sugoroku progression unit 113 (an example of the “progression unit”) determines the outcome of the dice SK when the dice rotation button A221 is pressed, and moves the piece KM to the goal space on the progress path SR based on the determined outcome. Make progress toward BG.
The battle executing unit 114 (an example of the “battle unit”) executes a battle between the user deck DK and the enemy deck DT when the piece KM reaches the goal square BG.
The battle ability determination unit 115 (an example of a “determination unit”) determines the deck battle ability of the user deck DK and the enemy deck battle ability of the enemy deck DT.
A drawing moving unit 116 (an example of a “moving unit”) moves the piece KM from the goal square BG to the starting square BS when the match result is a specific result. Specifically, in the present embodiment, the draw mover 116 moves the piece KM from the goal square BG to the start square BS when the user deck DK is defeated by the enemy deck DT. That is, in this embodiment, as an example, it is assumed that the specific result is defeat of the user deck DK against the enemy deck DT. However, the present invention is not limited to such an aspect. For example, when the user deck DK fails to win against the enemy deck DT within a specific target time, the draw mover 116 may move the piece KM from the goal square BG to the start square BS. , the user deck DK may move the piece KM from the goal square BG to the start square BS if the defeat against the enemy deck DT occurs earlier than the specified target time. That is, in the present invention, the specific result may be the result of not being able to achieve the target to be achieved in the sugoroku game mission given to the user U in the goal square BG, or the result of the mission. The result may be that it becomes difficult to continue.

The storage unit 120 includes a sugoroku information table TBL11 that stores sugoroku information that is information about all sugoroku that exist in the sugoroku game, a sugoroku board information table TBL12 that stores sugoroku board information that is information about the board BM of each sugoroku, An item information table TBL13 that stores item information that is information about all items that exist in the sugoroku game; a card information table TBL14 that stores card information that is information about all cards that exist in the sugoroku game; A user information table TBL15 storing user information that is information about the user U, an owned sugoroku information table TBL16 that stores information about the sugoroku owned by the user U, and information about the user deck DK owned by the user U. a deck information table TBL17 that stores deck information, which is information about the progress of the sugoroku that the user U is executing, a sugoroku execution information table TBL18 that stores sugoroku execution information, and a match between the user deck DK and the enemy deck DT. and a control program PRGt for the terminal device 10 and a battle state information table TBL19 for storing battle state information, which is information about the progress of the game.
In this embodiment, it is assumed that there are K kinds of sugoroku in the sugoroku game (K is a natural number that satisfies K≧1). The storage unit 120 according to the present embodiment stores K sugoroku board information tables TBL12 corresponding to K types of sugoroku on a one-to-one basis. In the following description, the k-th sugoroku board information table TBL12 among the K sugoroku board information tables TBL12 may be referred to as a sugoroku board information table TBL12-k (k is a natural number that satisfies 1≤k≤K). ). Further, hereinafter, the sugoroku board information stored in the K sugoroku board information tables TBL12 may be referred to as sugoroku board management information IF12.

[4. Data stored in the terminal device]
Various data stored in the terminal device 10 will be described below with reference to FIGS. 6 to 14 .

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of the data structure of the sugoroku information table TBL11.

As exemplified in FIG. 6, the sugoroku information table TBL11 has a plurality of records in one-to-one correspondence with all types of sugoroku that may appear in the sugoroku game. Each record of the sugoroku information table TBL11 stores, for example, a sugoroku ID corresponding to the type of sugoroku and sugoroku information that is information about the sugoroku.

Here, the sugoroku ID is information for identifying the type of each sugoroku out of all the sugoroku that may appear in the sugoroku game.
Further, the sugoroku information includes, for example, sugoroku basic information indicating an outline of the sugoroku corresponding to the sugoroku ID, enemy deck information that is information about the enemy deck DT that appears in the sugoroku, and a battle against the enemy deck DT in the sugoroku. Reward information, which is information related to a reward that the user U will obtain if he/she wins.

Of these, the sugoroku basic information includes, for example, the name of the sugoroku corresponding to the sugoroku ID (sugoroku name), the difficulty level of the sugoroku, the number of squares B included in the board BM of the sugoroku (number of squares), is information indicating

Also, the enemy deck information is information including, for example, the name of the enemy deck DT that appears in the Sugoroku (enemy deck name), enemy deck standard ability information, and enemy deck constituent card information.
Of these, the enemy deck reference ability information includes, for example, the enemy deck reference hit points that are the enemy deck remaining hit points at the time the sugoroku starts, and the enemy deck reference that is the enemy deck attack power at the time the sugoroku starts. It is information indicating the attack power and the enemy deck reference defense power, which is the enemy deck defense power at the time when Sugoroku is started. Note that, hereinafter, the enemy deck reference hit points, the enemy deck reference attack power, and the enemy deck reference defense power may be referred to as "enemy deck reference ability".
The enemy deck constituent card information is, for example, information indicating the card IDs of one or more enemy cards Ce constituting the enemy deck DT. Here, the card ID is information for identifying the type of each card out of all cards that may appear in the Sugoroku game.

Further, the reward information includes, for example, reward item information indicating the item ID of the item given to the user U when the user deck DK wins the enemy deck DT, and when the user deck DK wins the enemy deck DT and reward point information indicating game points to be given to the user U. Here, the item ID is information for identifying the type of each item out of all the items that may appear in the Sugoroku game.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of the data structure of the sugoroku board information table TBL12-k.

As illustrated in FIG. 7, the sugoroku board information table TBL12-k has one-to-one correspondence with a plurality of squares B of the board BM of the k-th sugoroku out of the K types of sugoroku present in the sugoroku game. , which has multiple records. Each record of the sugoroku board information table TBL12-k stores, for example, a square ID and sugoroku board information.

Here, the square ID is information for identifying each square B of the k-th kind of sugoroku board BM from among a plurality of squares B of the k-th kind of sugoroku board BM.
Sugoroku board information is information including, for example, square type information, square characteristic information, and square connection information.

Among these, the square type information is information indicating the type of square B. FIG.
As described above, in the present embodiment, as an example, in the sugoroku game, as types of squares B, there are start squares BS, goal squares BG, boost squares BN, item squares BT, sugoroku squares BR, and bomb squares BB. It is assumed that
Here, the start square BS is the starting point of the advancing path SR, and is the square B where the piece KM is placed at the start of Sugoroku. Also, the goal square BG is the end point of the progress path SR, and is the square B where the battle between the user deck DK and the enemy deck DT is executed when the piece KM reaches it. Also, a boost square BN (an example of a “specific relay point”) is a square B that improves the ability to compete against a deck when the piece KM stops. Also, the item square BT is a square B that gives an item to the user U when the piece KM stops. Further, the sugoroku square BR is a square B that gives a sugoroku to the user U and increases the sugoroku owned by the user U when the piece KM stops. Also, the bomb square BB is a square B that lowers the ability to compete against decks when the piece KM stops.

Further, the square property information is information relating to the influence of the square B on the sugoroku game when the piece KM stops on the square B. For example, the square effect information, acquired item information, and acquired sugoroku information is information including
Among these, the mass effect information is information indicating the degree of improvement or deterioration of the deck play ability (hereinafter referred to as "mass effect value") when the piece KM stops on the square B. FIG. Specifically, when the square B is the boost square BN, the square effectiveness value of the square B becomes, for example, a positive value, and the deck battle ability is improved. Conversely, if the square B is a bomb square BB, the square effectiveness value of the square B will be, for example, a negative value, and the deck play ability will be lowered.
Acquisition item information is information indicating the item ID of an item given to the user U when the square B is the item square BT and the piece KM stops on the square B. .
The obtained sugoroku information is information indicating the sugoroku ID given to the user U when the square B is the sugoroku square BR and the piece KM stops on the square B. .

Also, the square connection information indicates the square ID of the square B following one square B corresponding to the record in which the square connection information is recorded, out of the plurality of squares B of the k-th Sugoroku board BM. Information. Here, "a square B following one square B" means that after the piece KM has stopped at one square B or after the piece KM has passed one square B, the piece KM is the first It is a square B that stops or passes through
When the mass connection information indicates a plurality of mass IDs, it means that there are a plurality of masses B subsequent to one mass B corresponding to the record in which the mass connection information is recorded. That is, when the mass connection information indicates a plurality of mass IDs, it indicates that the traveling route SR branches off at one mass B corresponding to the record in which the mass connection information is recorded. However, in this embodiment, even if the advancing route SR branches into a plurality of sub-routes, the piece KM will reach the goal square BG by advancing through each sub-route.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of the data structure of the item information table TBL13.

As illustrated in FIG. 8, the item information table TBL13 has a plurality of records corresponding one-to-one with all types of items present in the Sugoroku game. Each record of the item information table TBL13 stores, for example, an item ID and item information.

Here, the item information is information including, for example, the name of the item (item name) and item property information.
Among these, the item property information is information regarding the influence of the item on the Sugoroku game when the user U acquires the item, and includes, for example, item effect information, acquired point information, and acquired card information. Information.

In this embodiment, in the Sugoroku game, it is assumed that there is an item (hereinafter referred to as "ability-enhancing item") capable of improving the deck-fighting ability of the user deck DK used by the user U in the Sugoroku game. . Item effectiveness information is, in the case where the item is an ability-improving item, the degree of improvement in the deck battle ability of the user deck DK that the user U is using in Sugoroku when the item is used by the user U (hereinafter referred to as , "item efficacy value"). Note that, hereinafter, the mass efficacy value and the item efficacy value may be collectively referred to as the efficacy value.
In addition, in the present embodiment, it is assumed that there are items that can be exchanged for game points (hereinafter referred to as "point exchange items") in the Sugoroku game. Acquisition point information is information indicating the game points that the user U can acquire when the item is a point exchange item and the user U uses the item.
In addition, in the present embodiment, it is assumed that there are items that can be exchanged for cards (hereinafter referred to as “card exchange items”) in the Sugoroku game. Acquired card information is information indicating a card that can be acquired by the user U and a corresponding card ID when the item is a card exchange item and the user U uses the item.

FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of the data structure of the card information table TBL14.

As illustrated in FIG. 9, the card information table TBL14 has a plurality of records corresponding one-to-one with all types of cards present in the Sugoroku game. Each record of the card information table TBL14 stores, for example, card ID and card information.

Here, the card information is information including, for example, the name of the card (card name) and card reference capability information.
Among these, the card-based ability information includes, for example, the card-based hit points that are the hit points of the card at the time the sugoroku starts, the card-based attack power that is the attack power of the card at the time the sugoroku starts, It is information indicating a card reference defense power, which is the defense power of the card at the time when Sugoroku is started. Note that the card-based hit points, the card-based offensive power, and the card-based defensive power are sometimes referred to as "card-based abilities" below.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of the data structure of the user information table TBL15.

As illustrated in FIG. 10, the user information table TBL15 stores user information.
Here, the user information is information including, for example, user basic information, user sugoroku information, and possessed item information.
Among these, the user basic information includes, for example, the user name, which is the name of the user U in the sugoroku game, the number of owned game points, which is the game points owned by the user U, and the number of sugoroku owned by the user U. It is information indicating the number of sugoroku, the maximum number of sugoroku that the user U can own, and the user U's skill level.
The user sugoroku information includes, for example, in-execution sugoroku information indicating the sugoroku ID corresponding to the sugoroku being executed by the user U, and the deck ID of the user deck DK used in the sugoroku being executed by the user U. This is information indicating deck information in use. Here, the deck ID is information for identifying each user deck DK among all the user decks DK owned by the user U. FIG.
Also, the possessed item information is information indicating an item owned by the user U and the corresponding item ID.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of the data structure of the possession sugoroku information table TBL16.

As illustrated in FIG. 11, the possessed sugoroku information table TBL16 has a plurality of records corresponding to all types of sugoroku present in the sugoroku game on a one-to-one basis. Each record of the owned sugoroku information table TBL16 stores, for example, a sugoroku ID and owned sugoroku information.
Here, the possessed sugoroku information includes, for example, sugoroku ownership information indicating whether or not the user U owns the sugoroku, and the time limit during which the user U can use the sugoroku if the user U owns the sugoroku. Sugoroku expiration date information indicating the .

In the present embodiment, among the sugoroku in the sugoroku game, there are sugoroku with a fixed expiration date (hereinafter referred to as "sugoroku with an expiration date") and sugoroku with no expiration date and the user U It is assumed that there is a sugoroku that can be executed at any time (hereinafter referred to as "indefinite sugoroku"). When the user U owns a game with no time limit, the user U can play the game with no time limit at any time. On the other hand, when the user U owns the Sugoroku with a time limit, the user U must obtain the Sugoroku with a time limit until the expiration date set corresponding to the Sugoroku with a time limit passes. For as long as possible, the Sugoroku with a time limit can be executed.
Here, whether the sugoroku corresponds to the sugoroku with a time limit or the sugoroku without a time limit, for example, may be determined based on the type of the sugoroku (sugoroku ID), or the sugoroku by the user U may be determined based on the type of the sugoroku. may be determined based on the method of obtaining the For example, when the user U obtains the sugoroku in the sugoroku square BR, the sugoroku becomes the sugoroku with no expiration date. , may be a Sugoroku with a time limit.

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of the data structure of the deck information table TBL17.

As illustrated in FIG. 12, the deck information table TBL17 has a plurality of records corresponding to all user decks DK owned by the user U on a one-to-one basis. Each record of the deck information table TBL17 stores, for example, a deck ID and deck information.

Here, the deck information is information including, for example, deck standard ability information and deck configuration card information.
Of these, the deck-based ability information includes, for example, the deck-based hit points that are the deck remaining hit points at the time the sugoroku starts, the deck-based attack power that is the deck attack power at the time the sugoroku starts, and the deck-based ability information. This is information indicating a deck reference defense power, which is the deck defense power at the time when the is started. In addition, hereinafter, the deck-based hit points, the deck-based attack power, and the deck-based defense power may be referred to as "deck-based abilities".
The deck constituent card information is, for example, information indicating the card IDs of one or more user cards Cd constituting the user deck DK.

FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of the data structure of the sugoroku execution information table TBL18.

As exemplified in FIG. 13, the sugoroku execution information table TBL18 has a plurality of records corresponding to the number of times the dice SK has stopped on the square B in the sugoroku being executed by the user U on a one-to-one basis. Each record of the sugoroku execution information table TBL18 indicates, for example, sugoroku progress number information indicating the number of times the dice SK has stopped on square B after the user U started sugoroku, and the history of the sugoroku being executed by the user U. It stores sugoroku execution information.
Here, the sugoroku execution information is information including, for example, die stop square information indicating the square ID of square B where the die SK has stopped, and lap number information indicating the number of laps of the progressing route SR by the dice SK. be.

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of the data structure of the competition state information table TBL19.

As illustrated in FIG. 14, the battle state information table TBL19 stores battle state information.
Here, the battle state information is information including, for example, deck state information and enemy state information.

Of these, the deck status information is, for example, the deck remaining hit points of the user deck DK used by the user U in the Sugoroku being executed, the deck attack power of the user deck DK, and the deck defense of the user deck DK. It is information indicating a deck battle ability including strength and a deck efficacy value for the user deck DK.
Here, the deck effectiveness value is a value that indicates the degree of improvement or deterioration of the deck battle ability with respect to the deck standard ability, which is determined based on the mass effectiveness value for the user deck DK and the item effectiveness value for the user deck DK. be.

In the sugoroku that the user U is running, if the piece KM stops on a plurality of boost squares BN, if the piece KM stops on a plurality of bomb squares BB, or if the user U uses a plurality of ability-enhancing items. When there are multiple efficacy values that affect the user deck DK, as in the case, the deck efficacy value is determined based on the plurality of efficacy values. For example, in the sugoroku game that the user U is running, the piece KM has one boost mass BN (an example of a "first specific relay point") and another boost mass BN (an example of a "second specific relay point"). , the deck efficacy value is determined based on the mass efficacy value at one boost mass BN and the mass efficacy value at the other boost mass BN.
Specifically, in this embodiment, as an example, the deck effectiveness value is the total value of the total value of all mass effectiveness values for the user deck DK and the total value of all item effectiveness values for the user deck DK. Suppose there is. However, the present invention is not limited to such an aspect, and the deck efficacy value is, for example, a multiplied value of all mass efficacy values for the user deck DK and a multiplied value of all item efficacy values for the user deck DK. and may be a multiplication value.

The enemy state information includes, for example, the enemy deck remaining hit points of the enemy deck DT, the enemy deck attack power of the enemy deck DT, and the enemy deck defense power of the enemy deck DT in the sugoroku currently being executed by the user U. This is information indicating the ability to compete against enemy decks.

[5. Operation of terminal device]
The operation of the terminal device 10 will be described below with reference to FIGS. 15 to 17. FIG.

In the present embodiment, when the user U of the terminal device 10 uses the operation device 1003 to perform a predetermined maneuver operation for starting the sugoroku game, the game control unit 111 displays the sugoroku list on the display unit 150 . Display the screen G1. Then, when the user U of the terminal device 10 presses the challenge button A115 on the sugoroku list screen G1, the sugoroku corresponding to the pressed challenge button A115 is started.

15 to 17 are flowcharts showing the operation of the terminal device 10 when the terminal device 10 executes Sugoroku.

As shown in FIG. 15, when sugoroku is started, the game control unit 111 executes an initialization process (S100).
Specifically, in step S100, the game control unit 111 sets the deck battle ability indicated by the deck state information to the deck reference ability indicated by the deck reference ability information, and sets the opponent deck battle ability indicated by the enemy state information to the deck reference ability indicated by the deck reference ability information. , the deck battle ability and the enemy deck battle ability are initialized by setting the enemy deck reference ability indicated by the enemy deck reference ability information. Further, in step S100, the game control unit 111 creates the first record in the sugoroku execution information table TBL18, sets "1" to the sugoroku progress information of the record, and rolls the dice of the record. A square ID corresponding to the start square BS is set for the stop square information, and "1" is set for the lap number information of the record.

Next, the fighting ability determination unit 115 determines whether or not the user U has performed an operation to use the ability improving item using the operation unit 140 (S102).
If the result of determination in step S102 is negative, the battle ability determination unit 115 advances the process to step S106.
On the other hand, if the result of the determination in step S102 is affirmative, the battle capability determination unit 115 determines the deck indicated by the deck status information based on the item efficacy value indicated by the item efficacy information corresponding to the ability-improving item used in step S102. Improve the fighting ability (S104).

Next, the point management unit 112 determines whether or not the user U has performed an operation using the point redemption item using the operation unit 140 (S106).
If the determination result in step S106 is negative, the point management unit 112 advances the process to step S110.
On the other hand, if the result of determination in step S106 is affirmative, the point management unit 112 increases the number of possessed game points indicated by the basic user information based on the acquired point information corresponding to the point redemption item used in step S106. (S108).

Next, the point management unit 112 determines whether or not the number of possessed game points indicated by the user's basic information is greater than a predetermined lower limit (S110).
If the determination result in step S110 is negative, the point management unit 112 advances the process to step S156.
On the other hand, if the determination result in step S110 is affirmative, the sugoroku progression unit 113 determines whether or not the user U has performed an operation to roll the dice SK using the operation unit 140 (S112).
If the determination result in step S112 is negative, the sugoroku progression unit 113 advances the process to step S156.
On the other hand, if the result of determination in step S112 is affirmative, the sugoroku progression unit 113 determines the outcome of the dice SK (S114).

Next, the sugoroku progression unit 113 advances the piece KM along the progression path SR by the number of squares B corresponding to the outcome determined in step S114 (S116). In addition, in step S116, the sugoroku progression unit 113 creates a new record in the sugoroku execution information table TBL18. and the corresponding mass ID are set.
Then, the point management unit 112 reduces the number of possessed game points indicated by the basic user information in accordance with the number of squares B to which the piece KM has been advanced by the sugoroku progression unit 113 in step S116 (S118).

As shown in FIG. 16, the match ability determination unit 115 determines whether or not the square B on which the piece KM is stopped by the sugoroku progression unit 113 in step S116 is the boost square BN (S120).
If the result of the determination in step S120 is negative, the battle ability determining section 115 advances the process to step S124.
On the other hand, if the result of the determination in step S120 is affirmative, the match-up ability determination unit 115 determines the square effect value indicated by the square effect information corresponding to the square B on which the piece KM is stopped by the sugoroku progression unit 113 in step S116. , the deck battle ability indicated by the deck status information is improved (S122).

In addition, the battle ability determination unit 115 determines whether or not the square B on which the piece KM is stopped by the sugoroku progression unit 113 in step S116 is a bomb square BB (S124).
If the result of determination in step S124 is negative, the battle ability determination unit 115 advances the process to step S128.
On the other hand, if the result of the determination in step S124 is affirmative, the match-up ability determination unit 115 determines the square effect value indicated by the square effect information corresponding to the square B on which the piece KM is stopped by the sugoroku progression unit 113 in step S116. , the deck battle ability indicated by the deck status information is lowered (S126).

Further, the sugoroku progression unit 113 determines whether or not the square B on which the piece KM is stopped by the sugoroku progression unit 113 in step S116 is the item square BT (S128).
If the determination result in step S128 is negative, the sugoroku progression unit 113 advances the process to step S132.
On the other hand, if the result of the determination in step S128 is affirmative, the sugoroku progression unit 113 selects the possessed items in the user information based on the acquired item information corresponding to the square B on which the piece KM is stopped by the sugoroku progression unit 113 in step S116. Information is updated (S130). Note that the sugoroku progression unit 113 stops the piece KM in step S116 when the result of determination in step S140 described later is affirmative (that is, when the user deck DK wins the opponent deck DT in the battle process described later). The user U may be caused to acquire the item corresponding to the item square BT. Specifically, if the result of the determination in step S128 is affirmative, the sugoroku progression unit 113 moves the piece KM to the stopped item square BT in step S116 only when the result of the determination in step S140 is affirmative. Possessed item information may be updated based on corresponding acquired item information.

Further, the sugoroku progression unit 113 determines whether or not the square B on which the piece KM is stopped by the sugoroku progression unit 113 in step S116 is the sugoroku square BR (S132).
If the determination result in step S132 is negative, the sugoroku progression unit 113 advances the process to step S136.
On the other hand, if the result of determination in step S132 is affirmative, the sugoroku progression unit 113 updates the owned sugoroku information based on the acquired sugoroku information corresponding to the square B on which the sugoroku progression unit 113 has stopped the piece KM in step S116. (S134).

In addition, the battle executing unit 114 determines whether or not the square B on which the piece KM is stopped by the sugoroku progression unit 113 in step S116 is the goal square BG (S136).
If the determination result in step S136 is negative, the battle execution unit 114 advances the process to step S156.
On the other hand, if the result of determination in step S136 is affirmative, the battle executing unit 114 performs a battle in which the user deck DK and the enemy deck DT are matched based on the deck information, the enemy deck information, the user information, and the battle state information. Processing is executed (S138). In addition, in the battle process of step S138, the battle execution unit 114 reduces the deck battle ability indicated by the deck status information, particularly the deck remaining hit points, and reduces the enemy deck battle ability indicated by the enemy status information, particularly Update match state information, such as reducing enemy deck remaining hit points. More specifically, in the battle process, for example, when the user deck DK attacks the enemy deck DT, the battle executing unit 114 calculates the enemy damage value based on the deck attack power and the enemy deck defense power, The enemy deck hit points remaining may be reduced by subtracting the enemy damage value from the enemy deck hit points remaining. In this case, for example, the battle execution unit 114 may calculate a value obtained by subtracting the enemy deck defense power from the deck attack power as the enemy damage value. Alternatively, a value obtained by multiplying, adding, or subtracting a random number or constant may be calculated as the enemy damage value. Similarly, in the battle process, for example, when the enemy deck DT attacks the user deck DK, the battle execution unit 114 calculates a damage value based on the enemy deck attack power and the deck defense power, and calculates the damage value from the deck. A deck's remaining hit points may be reduced by subtracting from the remaining hit points. In this case, for example, the battle execution unit 114 may calculate a value obtained by subtracting the deck defense power from the enemy deck attack power as the damage value. , a value obtained by multiplying, adding, or subtracting a random number or constant may be calculated as the damage value.

Next, the battle execution unit 114 determines whether or not the user deck DK has won as a result of the battle processing executed by the battle execution unit 114 in step S138 (S140).
If the determination result in step S140 is negative, the battle execution unit 114 advances the process to step S150.
On the other hand, if the determination result in step S140 is affirmative, the sugoroku progression unit 113 updates (or maintains) owned item information in the user information based on the reward information (S142).
Then, based on the remuneration information, the point management unit 112 updates (or maintains) the number of owned game points in the user information (S144).

As shown in FIG. 17, when the result of the determination in step S140 is negative, the draw moving unit 116 moves the piece KM to the starting square BS (S150). Note that, in step S150, the draw moving unit 116 creates a new record in the sugoroku execution information table TBL18, and sets the start square BS and the square ID corresponding to the dice stop square information of the record. Also, a value obtained by adding "1" to the number of laps indicated by the number of laps information in the previously created record is set for the number of laps information of the record.

Then, when the draw movement unit 116 moves the piece KM to the starting square BS in step S150, the battle ability determination unit 115 starts the battle processing executed by the battle execution unit 114 in step S138 after Sugoroku starts. During the period until (hereinafter referred to as "pre-fight period"), the deck battle ability indicated by the deck status information is set based on the boost square BN on which the piece KM has stopped and the corresponding square effect value (S152).
Specifically, in step S152, the battle ability determination unit 115 improves the deck reference ability indicated by the deck reference ability information by using the boost mass BN at which the piece KM stops in the pre-match period and the corresponding mass effectiveness value. Based on this, the deck battle ability indicated by the deck status information is set. In this case, in step S152, the battle ability determining unit 115 may set the deck battle ability indicated by the deck status information in consideration of the bomb square BB where the piece KM stopped in the pre-fight period and the corresponding square effectiveness value. good. Further, in this case, in step S152, the battle ability determining unit 115 sets the deck battle ability indicated by the deck state information in consideration of the item effect value corresponding to the ability improving item used by the user U in the pre-fight period. may For example, in step S152, the battle ability determination unit 115 sets the deck battle ability indicated by the deck state information to the same ability as the deck battle ability when the battle process executed by the battle execution unit 114 in step S138 is started. You may

In addition, when the draw moving unit 116 moves the piece KM to the starting square BS in step S150, the battle ability determination unit 115 determines the enemy deck battle ability indicated by the enemy state information as determined by the battle execution unit 114 in step S138. The ability is set based on the result of the battle process (S154). Specifically, in step S154, the battle ability determination unit 115 sets the enemy deck battle ability indicated by the enemy state information to the same opponent deck battle ability as the opponent deck battle ability at the end of the battle process executed by the battle execution unit 114 in step S138. You can set it to your ability.

After that, the point management unit 112 increases the number of possessed game points indicated in the basic user information (S156), and advances the process to step S102. Specifically, in step S156, the point management unit 112 may increase the number of possessed game points over time when Sugoroku is being played. However, if the user U is playing a sugoroku game, the point management unit 112 may increase the number of possessed game points over time regardless of whether the sugoroku game is being played. good. Here, "increasing the number of owned game points over time" may mean increasing the number of owned game points periodically, regularly, or continuously. may be increased according to the elapsed time from a specific time. Further, the point management section 112 may increase the number of possessed game points by a predetermined value in step S156. In short, in step S156, the point management unit 112 may update the number of owned game points so that the number of owned game points increases over time.

[6. Conclusion of Embodiment]
As described above, in the present embodiment, the battle ability determining unit 115 determines the deck battle ability of the user deck DK based on the square B on which the piece KM has stopped during the pre-fight period. In other words, according to the present embodiment, there is a possibility that the deck-fighting ability of the user deck DK when the piece KM reaches the goal square BG is improved from the case where the piece KM is present on the start square BS. For this reason, according to this embodiment, for example, when the piece KM reaches the goal square BG, the deck play ability of the user deck DK does not change from when the piece KM is present on the start square BS. It is possible to generate a case where the user deck DK is more likely to be able to proceed with the battle with the enemy deck DT in an advantageous manner. Then, according to this embodiment, for example, when there is a high possibility that the user deck DK can advance the battle against the enemy deck DT advantageously, the user deck DK advances the battle against the enemy deck DT advantageously. The difficulty level of the sugoroku game can be lowered compared to the case where the possibility of being able to play is not increased. That is, according to this embodiment, for example, when the piece KM reaches the goal square BG, the deck play ability of the user deck DK does not change from when the piece KM is present on the start square BS. It is possible to reduce the possibility that the game will be maintained in a high difficulty level.

Further, according to the present embodiment, when the user deck DK is defeated by the enemy deck DT in the battle and the drawing mover 116 moves the piece KM to the starting square BS, the battle ability determination unit 115 determines whether the user deck DK is determined to be the ability based on the square B on which the piece KM has stopped during the period before the battle. For this reason, according to the present embodiment, when the user deck DK plays another match against the enemy deck DT after the match in which the user deck DK has been defeated by the enemy deck DT, for example, the draw moving unit 116 moves the piece KM. is moved to the start square BS, and the deck battle capability when the piece KM is present on the start square BS before the battle in which the user deck DK is defeated by the enemy deck DT; Compared to the mode in which the same ability is initialized, it is possible to generate a case where the possibility of advancing the battle again is increased. As a result, according to the present embodiment, for example, when the drawing mover 116 moves the piece KM to the starting square BS, the deck battle ability of the user deck DK is greater than the battle in which the user deck DK is defeated by the enemy deck DT. Reduce the possibility that the difficulty level of the Sugoroku game will be maintained in a high state compared to the aspect in which the deck battle ability and the same ability are initialized when the piece KM is present on the start square BS even before. be able to.

Further, according to the present embodiment, when the user deck DK is defeated by the enemy deck DT in the battle and the drawing mover 116 moves the piece KM to the starting square BS, the battle capability determination unit 115 determines the opponent deck DT's Set the opponent deck battle ability to the ability based on the result of the battle. For this reason, according to the present embodiment, for example, when the user deck DK is defeated by the enemy deck DT in a battle, and the draw movement unit 116 moves the piece KM to the starting square BS, the enemy deck battle capability of the enemy deck DT is determined. is initialized to the ability at the start of the match, it is possible to increase the possibility that the user deck DK can advance the match against the enemy deck DT advantageously in the next match. Thus, according to the present embodiment, it is possible to reduce the possibility that the difficulty level of the sugoroku game is maintained at a high level.

[B. Modification]
Each of the above forms can be variously modified. Specific modification modes are exemplified below. Two or more aspects arbitrarily selected from the following examples can be combined as appropriate within a mutually consistent range. It should be noted that, in the modifications illustrated below, the reference numerals referred to in the above description will be used for the elements that have the same actions and functions as those of the embodiment, and the detailed description of each will be omitted as appropriate.

[Modification 1]
In the above-described embodiment, when the piece KM stops on the boost mass BN, the battle ability determination unit 115 improves the deck battle ability of the user deck DK based on the boost mass BN and the corresponding mass effectiveness value. , the present invention is not limited to such an embodiment.
When the piece KM stops on the boost mass BN, the battle ability determination unit 115 determines the user deck based on the mass effectiveness value corresponding to the boost mass BN and the number of times the piece KM stops on the boost mass BN. DK's ability to play decks may be improved. For example, when the piece KM stops on the boost square BN for the first time, the battle ability determination unit 115 improves the deck battle ability of the user deck DK based on the boost square BN and the corresponding square effectiveness value. When the piece KM stops on the boost square BN for the second time or later, it may not be possible to improve the deck-fighting ability of the user deck DK.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, when the piece KM stops on the bomb square BB, the battle ability determination unit 115 lowers the deck battle ability of the user deck DK based on the square potency value corresponding to the bomb square BB. However, the present invention is not limited to such an embodiment.
When the piece KM stops on the bomb square BB, the battle ability determination unit 115 determines the user deck based on the square effectiveness value corresponding to the bomb square BB and the number of times the piece KM stops on the bomb square BB. DK's ability to play decks may be lowered. For example, the battle ability determining unit 115 may not lower the deck battle ability of the user deck DK when the piece KM stops on the same bomb square BB for the second time or later.

In the above-described embodiment, when the piece KM stops on the item square BT, the sugoroku progression unit 113 gives the user U an item corresponding to the item square BT. It is not limited to this embodiment.
When the piece KM stops on the item square BT for the first time, the sugoroku progression unit 113 grants the item corresponding to the item square BT to the user U, while the piece KM 2 times on the item square BT. If the game is stopped after the first time, the item may not be given to the user U.

In the above-described embodiment, when the piece KM stops on the sugoroku square BR, the sugoroku progression unit 113 gives the user U the sugoroku corresponding to the sugoroku square BR. It is not limited to this embodiment.
When the piece KM stops on the sugoroku square BR for the first time, the sugoroku progressing unit 113 gives the user U the sugoroku corresponding to the sugoroku square BR, while the piece KM makes 2 on the sugoroku square BR. When the game is stopped after the first time, it is possible not to give the sugoroku to the user U.

[Modification 2]
In the above-described embodiment and modified example 1, as types of squares B existing in the sugoroku game, there are start squares BS, goal squares BG, boost squares BN, bomb squares BB, item squares BT, and sugoroku squares BR. Although envisioned, the invention is not limited to such embodiments.
A sugoroku game should have at least a start square BS, a goal square BG, and a boost square BN.

[Modification 3]
In the above-described embodiment and modified examples 1 and 2, when the drawing mover 116 moves the piece KM from the goal square BG to the start square BS, the match ability determining unit 115 The deck battle ability of the user deck DK is determined based on BN and the corresponding mass effectiveness value, but the present invention is not limited to such an aspect.
For example, when the drawing mover 116 moves the piece KM from the goal square BG to the start square BS, the battle ability determination unit 115 determines a part of the deck battle abilities of the user deck DK based on the deck reference ability information. Along with the decision, other parts of the deck battle ability of the user deck DK may be determined based on the boost square BN at which the piece KM is stopped in the pre-match period and the corresponding square effectiveness value. That is, when the draw movement unit 116 moves the piece KM from the goal square BG to the start square BS, the match ability determination unit 115 considers the boost square BN on which the piece KM has stopped in the period before the match and the corresponding mass effectiveness value. Instead, a part of the deck battle abilities of the user deck DK may be determined.
For example, when the draw moving unit 116 moves the piece KM from the goal square BG to the starting square BS, the battle ability determination unit 115 sets the remaining deck hit points to the deck reference hit points and sets the deck attack power to the battle power. Based on the boost mass BN that the piece KM stopped in the previous period and the corresponding mass effectiveness value, the deck standard attack power is set to an improved value, and the deck defense power is set to the value that the piece KM stopped in the pre-fight period. Based on the boost mass BN and the corresponding mass effectiveness value, the deck reference defense power may be set to an improved value.

[Modification 4]
In the above-described embodiment and modified examples 1 to 3, the terminal device 10 gives a sugoroku to the user U when the piece KM stops on the sugoroku square BR, but the present invention is limited to such a mode. not something.
For example, the terminal device 10 may give Sugoroku to the user U as a reward when the user deck DK wins against the enemy deck DT in the battle. Further, for example, the terminal device 10 may give the user U a sugoroku when the user U consumes a specific item. Further, for example, the terminal device 10 may give the user U a Sugoroku different from the plurality of Sugoroku when the user U combines a plurality of Sugoroku. In this case, the sugoroku given to the user U may be a sugoroku having a higher difficulty level than the plurality of sugoroku to be combined. Also, in this case, the number of sugoroku given to the user U may be less than the number of a plurality of sugoroku to be combined. Typically, when the user U combines two or more sugoroku, the terminal device 10 may give the user U one sugoroku that is more difficult than the two or more sugoroku.

[Modification 5]
In the above-described embodiment and modified examples 1 to 4, the type of square B does not change during the execution of Sugoroku, but the present invention is not limited to such an aspect.
For example, the terminal device 10 may change the type of square B at the timing when the number of laps of the advancing path SR by the piece KM changes.

[Modification 6]
In the above-described embodiment and modifications 1 to 5, the items that change the deck battle ability, the items that can be exchanged for game points, and the items that can be exchanged for cards have been exemplified. It is not limited to such a mode.
As the item, there may be an item related to the outcome of the dice SK. For example, there may be an item that can specify the outcome of the die SK, or an item that can change the outcome of the die SK.
Also, as the item, there may be an item related to the progress of the piece KM on the progress path SR. For example, there may be an item that can specify the number of squares B to which the piece KM advances.

[Modification 7]
In the above-described embodiment and modified examples 1 to 6, the terminal device 10 controls the progress of the sugoroku game, but the present invention is not limited to such an aspect. The progress of the Sugoroku game may be controlled by a server device existing outside the terminal device 10 .

FIG. 18 is an explanatory diagram showing an outline of a game system 1A according to this modification.
As shown in FIG. 18, the game system 1A includes a plurality of terminal devices 10A (10A-1 to 10A-M) and a server device 30A capable of communicating with each terminal device 10A via a network N (M is a natural number that satisfies M≧1).
In addition, hereinafter, the m-th terminal device 10A among the plurality of terminal devices 10A may be referred to as the terminal device 10A-m, and the user U of the terminal device 10A-m may be referred to as the user U-m (m is a natural number that satisfies 1≤m≤M).

FIG. 19 is an example of an overview of the hardware configuration of a server device 30A according to this modification.
As shown in FIG. 19, the server device 30A has a processor 3000 that controls each part of the server device 30A, a storage device 3001 that stores various information, and an external device that exists outside the server device 30A. and a communication device 3002 of.
The storage device 3001 includes one or both of a volatile memory that functions as a work area for the processor 3000 and a nonvolatile memory that stores various information.
Processor 3000 is, for example, a CPU. However, the processor 3000 may include hardware such as a GPU, DSP, or FPGA in addition to or instead of the CPU.
The communication device 3002 is hardware for communicating with an external device existing outside the server device 30A via one or both of a wired network and a wireless network.
The hardware configuration of the terminal device 10A is the same as that of the terminal device 10. FIG.

FIG. 20 is a functional block diagram showing an example of the configuration of the terminal device 10A.
As shown in FIG. 20, the terminal device 10A is similar to the terminal device 10, except that a terminal control unit 110A is provided instead of the terminal control unit 110 and a storage unit 120A is provided instead of the storage unit 120. It is configured.
Among these, the storage unit 120A stores the control program PRGtA. The terminal control unit 110A is a function realized by the processor 1000 executing the control program PRGtA stored in the storage unit 120A and operating according to the control program PRGtA. Terminal control unit 110A displays an image on display unit 150 based on the information received by communication unit 130 from server device 30A.

FIG. 21 is a functional block diagram showing an example of the configuration of the server device 30A.
As shown in FIG. 21, the server device 30A includes a server control unit 310 that controls each unit of the server device 30A, a storage unit 320 that stores various information, and a communication unit for executing communication between the terminal device 10A. a portion 330;
Among these, the server control unit 310 is a function realized by the processor 3000 executing the control program PRGs (another example of the “program”) stored in the storage device 3001 and operating according to the control program PRGs. is. A storage unit 320 is a function provided by the storage device 3001 . Also, the communication unit 330 is a function provided by the communication device 3002 .

The server control unit 310 functions similarly to the terminal control unit 110 , and the communication unit 330 functions similarly to the communication unit 130 .
Further, the storage unit 320 stores a user information management table TBL15A instead of the user information table TBL15, stores an owned sugoroku information management table TBL16A instead of the owned sugoroku information table TBL16, and stores the deck information table TBL17. The deck information management table TBL17A is stored instead, the sugoroku execution information management table TBL18A is stored instead of the sugoroku execution information table TBL18, and the battle status information management table TBL19A is stored instead of the battle status information table TBL19. , and in that the control program PRGs is stored instead of the control program PRGt.
Here, the user information management table TBL15A is a table for managing user information corresponding to each of the users U-1 to U-M. Also, the possessed sugoroku information management table TBL16A is a table for managing the possessed sugoroku information corresponding to each of the users U-1 to UM. The deck information management table TBL17A is a table for managing deck information corresponding to each of users U-1 to U-M. The sugoroku execution information management table TBL18A is a table for managing the sugoroku execution information corresponding to each of the users U-1 to UM. The battle status information management table TBL19A is a table for managing battle status information corresponding to each of the users U-1 to UM.

In the game system 1A according to this modified example, the server device 30A can control the progress of the sugoroku game. Then, the terminal device 10A displays an image related to the sugoroku game on the display unit 150 based on the information received from the server device 30A. Therefore, according to this modification, the processing load on the terminal device 10A can be reduced compared to the terminal device 10 according to the above-described embodiment.

In addition, in this modification, one user U who operates one terminal device 10 and another user U with respect to another terminal device 10 have a specific relationship (for example, friend relationship). In some cases, it may be possible to transfer or lend the Sugoroku owned by one user U to another user U. In this case, the transferred or lent Sugoroku may have an actionable mood set as a Sugoroku with a time limit. Also, for example, the transferred or lent sugoroku may be extinguished if it is not executed within a specified period of time from the time of the transfer or lent.

[C. Note]
From the above description, the present invention can be grasped, for example, as follows. In order to facilitate understanding of each aspect, hereinafter, reference numerals in the drawings are added in parentheses for the sake of convenience, but this is not intended to limit the present invention to the illustrated aspects.

[Appendix 1]
A program according to an aspect of the present invention comprises a processor, a management unit that manages game-related points, and a game element based on a user's operation when the points managed by the management unit are equal to or greater than a reference value. , in a progression route from an initial point to a target point via a plurality of relay points, a progression unit that progresses from the initial point to the target point; and when the game element reaches the target point, a battle unit that causes an object group including a plurality of objects to battle against an enemy object; a determination unit that determines the ability of the object group related to the battle based on a relay point at which the game element stops; When the result of the battle with the enemy object is a specific result, the game element functions as a movement unit that moves the game element to the initial point, and the progression unit causes the movement unit to move the game element. After moving to the initial point, the game element progresses to the target point along the progress route based on the user's operation, When the element is advanced, the points are decreased and the points are increased as time elapses, and the determining unit moves the game element to the initial point when the moving unit moves the game element to the initial point. The ability of the object group related to the battle is set to an ability based on a relay point at which the game element has stopped before the start of the battle with the specific result.

In this aspect, the determination unit determines the ability of the object group regarding the battle based on the waypoint at which the game element stopped. That is, according to this aspect, when the game element reaches the target point, there is a possibility that the fighting ability of the object group will change from when the game element exists at the initial point. Therefore, according to this aspect, for example, when the game element reaches the target point, the ability of the object group regarding the battle does not change from when the game element exists at the initial point. A case can be generated in which the possibility of advancing the battle with the enemy object in an advantageous manner increases. Then, according to this aspect, for example, when there is a high possibility that the object group can advance the battle with the enemy object advantageously, the possibility that the object group can advance the battle with the enemy object advantageously increases. It is possible to lower the difficulty of the game as compared with the case where the is not increased. That is, according to this aspect, for example, when the game element reaches the target point, the ability of the object group to fight against each other does not change from when the game element exists at the initial point. It is possible to prevent the difficulty level of the game from becoming excessively high due to the high state of .

Further, according to this aspect, when the result of the battle is a specific result and the movement unit moves the game element to the initial point, the determination unit determines the abilities related to the battle of the object group by the start of the battle. Set to abilities based on waypoints where game elements stop. Therefore, according to this aspect, when the group of objects battles the enemy object again after the battle with a specific result, for example, when the moving unit moves the game element to the initial point, Compared to the mode in which the abilities related to the battle of the object group are set to the abilities when the game element exists at the initial point before the battle that resulted in a specific result, it is possible to proceed with the second battle advantageously. It is possible to generate a case where the possibility of being able to do is high. Thus, according to this aspect, for example, when the movement unit moves the game elements to the initial point, the abilities related to the battle of the object group can be changed so that the game element reaches the initial point before the battle with a specific result. It is possible to prevent the difficulty level of the game from becoming excessively high by maintaining the difficulty level of the game at a level higher than that set for the ability when it exists.

Note that, in the above aspect, the “points” may be, for example, a game value necessary for progressing the game. Specifically, for example, in the above aspect, the game may proceed when points are consumed. Also, the “points” may be, for example, a game value that indicates the possibility of continuing the game. Specifically, for example, in the above aspect, the user may not be able to continue the game when the points become equal to or less than a predetermined lower limit. Also, the "points" may be, for example, a value in the game that is necessary to advance the progress of the game advantageously. Specifically, for example, in the above aspect, the user may be able to proceed with the fight against the enemy object more favorably by consuming points than when not consuming points.

Further, in the above aspect, the "game element" may be, for example, a virtual object that can move the course from the initial point to the target point. Here, the “virtual object” may be, for example, a virtual creature related to the game or a virtual inanimate object related to the game. Among these, the “virtual creatures related to the game” may be, for example, characters related to the game. In addition, the “virtual inanimate object related to the game” may be, for example, a moving object that can move on its own course, such as a virtual vehicle, or a piece or card. Alternatively, it may be an object that can be moved to change its position on the travel path.

Further, in the above aspect, the "progress route" may be, for example, a single route that connects between the initial point and the target point without branching, or may be a route that branches between the initial point and the target point. It may be a set of two or more routes connecting both points.

Further, in the above aspect, the progression unit may cause the game element to stop at at least some of the plurality of waypoints based on the user's operation. In this case, the progression unit may randomly determine the relay point at which the game element stops, or may determine it based on a predetermined rule.

Further, in the above aspect, the "object" may be, for example, a virtual object that can be fought against an enemy object in a game. Here, the “virtual object with which an enemy object can be battled” may be a virtual creature related to the game or a virtual inanimate object related to the game. Specifically, the “virtual object with which an enemy object can be fought” may be a character related to the game, or a virtual vehicle, piece, or card related to the game. may

Further, in the above aspect, the “competition” may be, for example, a competition that progresses based on the user's operation, or a competition that progresses automatically regardless of the user's operation. good too.

Further, in the above aspect, the "specific result" may be the result that the target to be achieved in the battle cannot be achieved, or the result that it becomes difficult for the object group to continue the battle against the enemy object. Alternatively, the result may be that there is room for the game to progress.
Here, "to achieve the target to be achieved in the battle" may mean, for example, that the object group wins the battle against the enemy object, or that the object group wins the battle against the enemy object for a specific time. It may be to win within a specified period of time, or it may be to prevent the group of objects from defeating an enemy object within a specified period of time.
Further, "it becomes difficult for the object group to continue the battle with the enemy object" may mean, for example, that the result of the battle is determined, such as the object group losing the battle against the enemy object, or that the object group is defeated. In the battle between the group and the enemy object, if the time from the start of the battle to the end of the battle is set, the end time of the battle may come.
Further, "a state in which there is room for progressing the game" means that the enemy object remains in the object group even after the battle with the object group, such as when the enemy object remains even after the battle with the object group. Alternatively, if the upper limit of the number of battles between the object group and the enemy object group is set in the game, the number of battles has not reached the upper limit. state.

Further, in the above aspect, the "ability based on the relay point where the game element stops before the start of the battle" is, for example, the ability determined by the determination unit based on the relay point where the game element stops before the start of the battle. It may be the same ability, it may be an ability determined by the determination unit based on the relay point where the game element stops before the start of the battle, and it may be an ability improved at a certain rate. The ability determined by the determination unit based on the relay point where the game element stopped before the start of the game may be reduced at a constant rate.

[Appendix 2]
A program according to another aspect of the present invention is the program according to Supplementary Note 1, wherein the plurality of relay points include a specific relay point having an effect of improving the ability of the object group regarding the battle, and The part is characterized in that, when the game element stops at the specific relay point, the ability of the object group regarding the battle is improved.

According to this aspect, when the game element stops at the specific relay point, the determining unit improves the ability of the object group to compete with each other. That is, according to this aspect, there is a possibility that the ability of the group of objects to fight against each other when the game element reaches the target point is improved compared to when the game element exists at the initial point. Therefore, according to this aspect, for example, when the game element reaches the target point, the ability of the object group regarding the battle does not change from when the game element exists at the initial point. The possibility of advancing the battle with the enemy object in an advantageous manner increases. As a result, according to this aspect, for example, when the game element reaches the target point, the ability of the object group to fight against each other does not change from when the game element exists at the initial point. It is possible to prevent the degree from becoming excessively high.

[Appendix 3]
A program according to another aspect of the present invention is the program according to appendix 1 or 2, wherein the plurality of relay points are a first specific relay point having an effect of improving the ability of the object group regarding the battle. and a second specific waypoint having an effect of improving the ability of the object group regarding the battle, wherein the determining unit determines whether the game element is at the first specific waypoint and the second specific waypoint. It is characterized in that, when stopped, the ability of the object group regarding the battle is improved based on the effect of the first specific relay point and the effect of the second specific relay point.

According to this aspect, when the game elements stop at the first specific waypoint and the second specific waypoint, the determining unit determines the effect of the first specific waypoint and the effect of the second specific waypoint. to improve the ability of the object group to fight. Therefore, according to this aspect, for example, when the game element reaches the target point, the ability of the object group regarding the battle does not change from when the game element exists at the initial point. The possibility of advancing the battle with the enemy object in an advantageous manner increases. Thus, according to this aspect, it is possible to prevent the difficulty of the game from becoming excessively high.

[Appendix 4]
According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a program according to any one of Appendices 1 to 3, wherein the battle section moves the game element to the initial point, and then the progress section moves the game element to the initial point. and when the game element reaches the target point, the object group is caused to fight against the enemy object again, and the ability of the object group related to the battle at the start of the second battle is the It is characterized in that it is equal to or greater than the ability determined based on the relay point where the game element stops before the start of the battle with the specific result.

According to this aspect, the battle-related ability of the object group at the start of the second battle is greater than or equal to the battle-related ability of the object group at the start of the previous battle. Therefore, according to this aspect, compared to the aspect in which the battle-related ability of the object group at the start of the second battle does not exceed the battle-related ability of the object group at the start of the previous battle, , it is possible to increase the possibility that the object group can advance the battle with the enemy object advantageously. Thus, according to this aspect, it is possible to prevent the difficulty of the game from becoming excessively high.

[Appendix 5]
A program according to another aspect of the present invention is the program according to any of Appendices 1 to 4, wherein the determining unit, when the moving unit moves the game element to the initial point, It is characterized by maintaining the ability of the enemy object related to the battle at the end of the battle.

According to this aspect, when the result of the battle is a specific result and the movement unit moves the game element to the initial point, the determination unit maintains the ability of the enemy object regarding the battle at the end of the battle. Therefore, according to this aspect, for example, when the result of the battle becomes a specific result and the moving unit moves the game element to the initial point, the abilities related to the battle of the enemy object are changed to the abilities at the start of the battle. Compared to the set mode, it is possible to increase the possibility that the object group will be able to advance the battle with the enemy object advantageously in the second battle. Thus, according to this aspect, it is possible to prevent the difficulty of the game from becoming excessively high.

[Appendix 6]
A program according to another aspect of the present invention is the program according to Appendices 1 to 5, wherein the plurality of relay points includes a specific relay point having an effect of improving the ability of the object group regarding the battle, When the moving unit moves the game element to the initial point after the game element stops at the specific waypoint, and the game element stops at the specific waypoint again Second, the improvement of the ability of the object group regarding the battle is restricted.

According to this aspect, when the game element stops at the specific relay point twice before and after the match, the determination unit improves the ability of the object group regarding the match at the first stop, On suspension, limit the increase in the ability of the group of objects to compete. Therefore, according to this aspect, for example, when a game element stops twice at a specific relay point before and after a match, the ability of the object group related to the match is displayed during both the first stop and the second stop. Compared to the improvement mode, it is possible to prevent the fight against the enemy object of the object group from becoming excessively advantageous in the second fight. Thus, according to this aspect, it is possible to prevent the difficulty of the game from becoming excessively low while preventing the difficulty of the game from becoming excessively high.

In the above-described aspect, "restricting the improvement of battle-related abilities" may mean, for example, not to improve the battle-related abilities, or The degree of improvement in ability may be less than or equal to the degree of improvement in battle-related ability at the time of the previous stop at the specific relay point.

[Appendix 7]
A terminal device according to an aspect of the present invention includes a management unit that manages game-related points; In a progression route from a point to a target point via a plurality of relay points, a progress section that progresses from the initial point to the target point, and a plurality of game elements when the game element reaches the target point. A battle unit that causes an object group including objects to battle against an enemy object; a determination unit that determines the ability of the object group related to the battle based on a relay point where the game element stops; and the object group and the enemy object. a moving unit that moves the game element to the initial point when the result of the battle with the After being moved, the game element progresses to the target point along the progress route based on the user's operation, and the management unit causes the progress unit to progress the game element along the progress route. case, the points are decreased, and the points are increased over time, and the determining unit determines the number of the objects when the moving unit moves the game element to the initial point. It is characterized in that the ability related to the battle is set to the ability based on the relay point at which the game element stopped before the start of the battle that resulted in the specific result.

In this aspect, the determination unit determines the ability of the object group regarding the battle based on the waypoint at which the game element stopped. Therefore, according to this aspect, for example, when the game element reaches the target point, the ability of the object group regarding the battle does not change from when the game element exists at the initial point. A case can be generated in which the possibility of advancing the battle with the enemy object in an advantageous manner increases. Thus, according to this aspect, it is possible to prevent the difficulty of the game from becoming excessively high due to the difficulty of the game being maintained at a high level.
Further, according to this aspect, when the result of the battle is a specific result and the movement unit moves the game element to the initial point, the determination unit determines the abilities related to the battle of the object group by the start of the battle. Set to abilities based on waypoints where game elements stop. Therefore, according to this aspect, when the object group battles against the enemy object again, for example, when the moving unit moves the game element to the initial point, the ability of the object group to fight against the enemy object is determined by a specific result. To generate a case where the possibility that the second match can proceed advantageously becomes higher compared to the mode set in the ability when the game element exists at the initial point before the match that becomes a match. can be done. Thus, according to this aspect, it is possible to prevent the difficulty of the game from becoming excessively high due to the difficulty of the game being maintained at a high level.

[Appendix 8]
According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a program comprising: a progression unit that progresses a game element from an initial point to a target point via a plurality of relay points based on a user's operation; a battle unit that makes the object fight against an enemy object when it reaches a point; a determination unit that determines the ability of the object related to the battle based on the intermediate point where the game element stops; and the object and the enemy. When the result of the battle with the object is a specific result, the game element functions as a moving unit that moves the game element to the initial point, and the progression unit causes the moving unit to move the game element to the After moving the game element to the initial point, the game element advances to the target point based on the user's operation, and the determining unit determines if the moving unit moves the game element to the initial point. and setting the ability of the object related to the battle to an ability based on a relay point at which the game element stops before the start of the battle with the specific result.

In this aspect, the determining unit determines the fighting ability of the object based on the relay point where the game element stopped. Therefore, according to this aspect, for example, when the object reaches the target point, the ability of the object to fight against the enemy object does not change from when the game element exists at the initial point. It is possible to generate a case where the possibility of advancing the match with the player is increased. Thus, according to this aspect, it is possible to prevent the difficulty of the game from becoming excessively high due to the difficulty of the game being maintained at a high level.
Further, according to this aspect, when the result of the battle is a specific result and the movement unit moves the game element to the initial point, the determining unit determines the ability of the object related to the battle before the start of the battle. Set to the capacity based on the waypoint the element stopped. Therefore, according to this aspect, when the object again battles with the enemy object, for example, when the moving unit moves the game element to the initial point, the object's battle-related ability has a specific result. Compared to the aspect set in the ability when the game element exists at the initial point before the second match, the possibility of advancing the second match more favorably can occur. . Thus, according to this aspect, it is possible to prevent the difficulty of the game from becoming excessively high due to the difficulty of the game being maintained at a high level.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10... Terminal device, 110... Terminal control part, 111... Game control part, 112... Point management part, 113... Sugoroku progress part, 114... Battle execution part, 115... Battle ability determination part, 116... Draw movement part, 120... Memory unit 130 Communication unit 140 Operation unit 150 Display unit 1000 Processor.

Claims (4)

the processor,
a management department that manages game-related points;
When the points managed by the management unit are equal to or greater than the reference value,
Depending on the movement amount determined by lottery based on the user's operation, game elements are
In the progress route from the initial point to the target point via multiple relay points,
a progression unit that progresses from the initial point to the target point;
When the game element reaches the target point,
a battle unit that causes an object group including one or more objects to compete with an enemy object group including one or more enemy objects;
Based on the waypoint where the game element stopped,
a determination unit that determines the ability of the object group regarding the battle;
When the result of the match is a specific result,
a moving unit that moves the game element to an initial point ;
to make it work,
The progression unit
After the moving unit moves the game element to the initial point ,
progressing the game element to the target point on the progress route based on the user's operation;
The management department
the progression unit reduces the points when a lottery is performed based on the user's operation in order to progress the game element on the progression route;
increasing the points over time,
The decision unit
When the moving unit moves the game element to the initial point ,
The ability of the object group related to the battle,
Set to the ability based on the relay point where the game element stopped before the start of the match with the specific result
A program characterized by The plurality of relay points are
including a specific relay point that has the effect of improving the ability of the object group regarding the battle,
The decision unit
When the game element stops at the specific waypoint,
improving the ability of the object group regarding the battle;
2. The program according to claim 1, characterized by: The plurality of relay points are
a first specific relay point having an effect of improving the ability of the object group regarding the battle;
a second specific relay point having an effect of improving the ability of the object group regarding the battle;
including
The decision unit
When the game element stops at the first specific waypoint and the second specific waypoint,
an effect of the first specific relay point;
Based on the effect of the second specific relay point,
improving the ability of the object group regarding the battle;
3. The program according to claim 1 or 2, characterized by: a management department that manages game-related points;
When the points managed by the management unit are equal to or greater than the reference value,
Depending on the movement amount determined by lottery based on the user's operation, game elements are
In the progress route from the initial point to the target point via multiple relay points,
a progression unit that progresses from the initial point to the target point;
When the game element reaches the target point,
a battle unit that causes an object group including one or more objects to compete with an enemy object group including one or more enemy objects;
Based on the waypoint where the game element stopped,
a determination unit that determines the ability of the object group regarding the battle;
When the result of the match is a specific result,
a moving unit that moves the game element to an initial point ;
with
The progression unit
After the moving unit moves the game element to the initial point ,
progressing the game element to the target point on the progress route based on the user's operation;
The management department
the progression unit reduces the points when a lottery is performed based on the user's operation in order to progress the game element on the progression route;
increasing the points over time,
The decision unit
When the moving unit moves the game element to the initial point ,
The ability of the object group related to the battle,
Set to the ability based on the relay point where the game element stopped before the start of the match with the specific result
A terminal device characterized by:

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