JP7310092B2 - Game device, game system and program - Google Patents

Description

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

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there are competitive games in which the right to attack is transferred between players, and the player who has the right to attack attacks an opponent player using cards in a deck within a time limit. In such a conventional battle game, each player wins by repeatedly attacking and defending with a character summoned using a card to eliminate the opponent player's HP (hit points) (see Patent Document 1, for example).

Japanese Patent No. 6179110

In the above-described battle game, the player who has the right to attack continuously attacks the opponent player within the time limit. Also, the player who has the right to attack cannot make an attack to reduce the HP of the opponent player unless the defending player defeats all the summoned defending characters. For this reason, in the above-described battle game, many defensive characters are often summoned before the right of attack is transferred to the opponent player. Therefore, in conventional competitive games, it is difficult to reduce the HP of the opponent player, and there is a problem that it takes a long time to decide whether to win or lose.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a game device capable of shortening the playing time of a competitive game played by a player with an opponent.

In order to solve the above problems, claim 1 of the present application provides a strategy game in which a plurality of characters used by a first player and a plurality of characters used by a second player act, wherein the first player and an instructionable period during which an instruction to act the plurality of characters used by each of the characters can be accepted from the second player; , wherein the first player and the second player move to the next action time when the instructionable period elapses without receiving the instruction . and instruction receiving means for receiving the instruction from and after the transition to the next action time, according to the plurality of instructions respectively received by the plurality of characters during a plurality of instructionable periods before the next action time. and action control means for causing a plurality of characters to act respectively.

According to the present invention, it is possible to shorten the playing time of a competitive game played by a player with an opponent.

1 is a configuration diagram of an example of a game system according to an embodiment; FIG. 1 is a hardware configuration diagram of an example of a computer according to the embodiment; FIG. 1 is a hardware configuration diagram of an example of a game device according to an embodiment; FIG. 1 is a functional block diagram of an example of a game system according to this embodiment; FIG. FIG. 11 is an image diagram of an example of a battle screen before the instructable period; FIG. 11 is an image diagram of an example of a battle screen during an instructionable period; 4 is a flow chart showing an example of a game processing procedure according to the present embodiment; FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an example of an instructable period and an action time; FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating an example of a battle between a player character and an opponent character; It is a figure explaining consumption and return of SP. FIG. 10 is an image diagram (1/3) showing an example of a battle in a competitive game between a player and an opponent in chronological order; FIG. 11 is an image diagram (2/3) showing an example of a battle in a competitive game between a player and an opponent in chronological order; FIG. 3 is an image diagram (3/3) showing an example of a battle in a competitive game between a player and an opponent in chronological order; FIG. 11 is an image diagram of another example showing, in chronological order, examples of battles in a competitive game between a player and an opponent; FIG. 11 is an image diagram (1/3) of another example showing, in chronological order, an example of a battle between a player and an opponent in a competitive game; FIG. 11 is an image diagram (2/3) of another example showing, in chronological order, an example of a battle in a competitive game between a player and an opponent; FIG. 11 is an image diagram (3/3) of another example showing in chronological order an example of a battle between a player and an opponent in a competitive game;

Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail.
[First Embodiment]
<System configuration>
FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of an example of a game system according to this embodiment. In the game system 1 shown in FIG. 1A, a server device 10 is connected to a network 22 such as a LAN of stores 14 such as amusement facilities through a network 20 such as the Internet. One or more game devices 12 are installed in stores 14 in various places. Game device 12 is connected to network 22 of store 14 .

The server device 10 manages information on games played on the game device 12, information on players who play the game on the game device 12, and the like. In addition, the server device 10 performs matching between game players and connects a plurality of game devices 12 . The game device 12 is a device (game cabinet) in which a player plays a game.

Note that the game system 1 of FIG. 1A is merely an example, and it goes without saying that there are various system configuration examples according to the application and purpose. For example, the server device 10 may be distributed among a plurality of computers, or may be provided so as to be connected to the network 22 of the store 14 . Also, in the game system 1 , the game device 12 may be connected to another game device 12 without going through the server device 10 . Further, if the game device 12 allows a player and a computer to play against each other, it may be a stand-alone device as shown in FIG. 1(B).

<Hardware configuration>
The server device 10 in FIG. 1 is implemented by, for example, a computer having the hardware configuration shown in FIG. FIG. 2 is a hardware configuration diagram of an example of a computer according to this embodiment.

The computer in FIG. 2 includes an input device 501, an output device 502, an external I/F 503, a RAM 504, a ROM 505, a CPU 506, a communication I/F 507, an HDD 508, and the like, which are interconnected via a bus B. Note that the input device 501 and the output device 502 may be connected and used when necessary.

The input device 501 is a touch panel, operation keys, buttons, keyboard, mouse, etc. used for input. The output device 502 includes a display such as liquid crystal or organic EL for displaying a screen, a speaker for outputting sound data such as voice or music, and the like. A communication I/F 507 is an interface that connects the computer to the network 20 . The HDD 508 is an example of a non-volatile storage device that stores programs and data. The computer may utilize a drive device (for example, solid state drive: SSD) that uses flash memory as a storage medium.

An external I/F 503 is an interface with an external device. The external device includes a recording medium 503a and the like. Thereby, the computer 500 can read and/or write the recording medium 503a via the external I/F 503. FIG. The recording medium 503a includes a flexible disk, CD, DVD, SD memory card, USB memory, and the like.

The ROM 505 is an example of a non-volatile semiconductor memory (storage device) that can retain programs and data even when the power is turned off. A RAM 504 is an example of a volatile semiconductor memory (storage device) that temporarily holds programs and data. The CPU 506 is an arithmetic unit that implements the control and functions of the entire computer by reading programs and data from storage devices such as the ROM 505 and the HDD 508 onto the RAM 504 and executing processing. The server apparatus 10 according to the present embodiment can implement various processes by executing programs in the computer having the hardware configuration described above.

Also, the game device 12 in FIG. 1 is realized by a hardware configuration as shown in FIG. 3, for example. FIG. 3 is a hardware configuration diagram of an example of the game device according to this embodiment.

Gaming device 12 includes a computer 650 that controls the entire device. The game device 12 also includes an operation unit 600 , an image display unit 610 , a sound unit 620 and an IO board 640 connected to the computer 650 . Furthermore, the game device 12 includes an IC card unit 660 , a coin insertion unit 670 and a communication unit 680 that are connected to the computer 650 .

The operation unit 600 is used by the player to perform game operations. The image display unit 610 displays a game screen. The sound unit 620 includes, for example, an amplifier and a speaker, and outputs game sounds. Various types of lighting 630 such as a cold cathode tube 631 , a fluorescent lamp 632 and a lamp 633 are connected to the IO board 640 . For example, the lighting 630 is controlled to perform a predetermined lighting/blinking operation as an effect according to the scene of the game.

The game device 12 also has an IC card unit 660 and a coin insertion unit 670 . The IC card unit 660 includes an IC card reader/writer 661 that reads and writes information on an IC card, which is an information storage medium. When the player holds the IC card over the IC card unit 660 to read the IC card information such as the IC card ID, the game device 12 acquires the player information linked to the IC card information from the server device 10 . In this way, the game device 12 can identify the player playing the game.

The coin-insertion unit 670 is an insertion mechanism into which the player inserts CREDIT. Communication unit 680 is an interface that connects game device 12 to network 22 . Thereby, the game device 12 can perform data communication via the communication unit 680 .

Note that the hardware configuration of the game device 12 in FIG. 3 is an example, and may be realized by a computer having the hardware configuration as shown in FIG. may be

<Software configuration>
《Function block》
A software configuration of the game system 1 according to this embodiment will be described. FIG. 4 is a functional block diagram of an example of the game system according to this embodiment. Although illustration of the software configuration of the server device 10 is omitted in FIG. 4, it implements, for example, a player management unit, a player information storage unit, a matching control unit, and the like.

Further, by executing the client program, the game device 12 includes a game control unit 40, a game execution unit 42, a count management unit 44, a timer unit 46, an instruction reception unit 48, a character use point management unit 50, an instruction transmission/reception unit 52, A behavior control unit 54, a hit point management unit 56, and a display control unit 58 are implemented.

The game control unit 40 of the game device 12 is notified of the IC card information read by the IC card unit 660 from the IC card owned by the player and the credit information, which is the credit information inserted into the coin insertion unit 670 .

When the IC card information is notified, the game control unit 40 acquires the player information linked to the notified IC card information from the server device 10 and specifies the player who plays the game. The game execution unit 42 controls the display of the game screen, the output of the game sound, and the lighting/flashing operation of the lighting 630 to allow the player to execute the game.

The count management unit 44 manages the count value of the indicator that indicates the progress of time in the game. The timer 46 measures the timing (update time) for updating the count value. The instruction receiving unit 48 receives various instructions from the player. For example, the instruction receiving unit 48 receives an instruction to a character (player character) used by the player in the game through player operation. The character use point management unit 50 manages points (hereinafter referred to as soul points: SP) consumed for giving instructions to the player character.

The instruction transmitting/receiving unit 52 transmits/receives instruction information to/from the game device 12 of the opponent. For example, the instruction transmitting/receiving unit 52 receives an instruction to a character used by the opponent in the game (opponent character) as instruction information from the opponent's game device 12 . Further, the instruction transmitting/receiving unit 52 transmits an instruction to the player character as instruction information to the opponent's game device.

When an instructionable period (to be described later) has elapsed and the action time (to be described later) has started, the action control unit 54 causes the player character to act according to instructions received from the player during the instructionable period, and causes the player character to act according to the instruction information of the opponent. animate the character. When the actions of the player character and the opponent character are finished, the count management unit 44 updates the count value to the next count value. Note that the count value may be updated by either a count-up method or a count-down method.

The hit point management unit 56 manages the points of the player and the opponent (hereinafter referred to as hit points: HP) for determining the outcome of the game. The display control unit 58 controls the screen display of the game device 12 according to the progress of the game.

<Processing>
《Game overview》
Next, in order to facilitate understanding of the present embodiment, an overview of the game according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to examples of battle screens of the game according to the present embodiment. FIG. 5 is an image diagram of an example of the battle screen before the instructable period. An area 100 surrounded by a dotted line at the bottom of the screen in FIG. 5 is a waiting UI area for the player character. A region 110 surrounded by a dotted line on the upper side of the screen in FIG. 5 is a standby UI region for the opponent character.

The battle screen of FIG. 5 shows an example in which there are four player characters and four opponent characters. 5 includes a character model display field 101, a hand display field 102, a draw button 103, and an equipped card display field 104 for each player character. Each player character is associated with a card deck composed of a stack of cards.

A character model display field 101 displays a player character selected by the player. A hand display field 102 displays a hand that can be selected and used by the player. The draw button 103 is a button that can be pressed when the player can draw cards from the card deck, and when pressed, the cards drawn from the card deck are additionally displayed in the hand display field 102 as a hand. The equipped card display column 104 displays the cards selected and used by the player from the hand display column 102 as the cards being equipped. Although the details will be described later, the player character whose equipped card is displayed in the equipped card display field 104 can receive an action instruction according to the equipped card from the player without consuming SP again. can accept.

By selecting and using a hand displayed in the hand display field 102, the player can instruct the player character to take action (sortie, cast spells, use items, etc.) according to the hand. The waiting UI area of the player character that has received the action instruction from the player displays the current situation (during sortie, casting spells, etc.) and the number of counts until the current situation ends.

On the card in FIG. 5 drawn from the card deck, the SP consumed for using the card, quickness, offensive power, and defensive power are indicated by numerical values. The numerical value displayed on the upper side of the card is SP, the numerical value displayed on the lower left is the attack power, and the numerical value displayed on the lower right is the defense power, which is displayed above the defense power. The number is speed.

In addition, in the battle screen of FIG. 5, the waiting UI area for the opponent character is also displayed like area 110 . Therefore, the player can confirm information such as the opponent character selected by the opponent, the number of cards in hand, and whether or not cards are being equipped.

FIG. 6 is an image diagram of an example of the battle screen during the instructable period. The HP display column 121 on the upper side of the screen in FIG. 6 displays the player's HP. The HP display column 122 displays the HP of the opponent. As will be described later, the game according to the present embodiment can reduce the opponent's HP by attacking the opponent, and the player's HP is reduced by being attacked by the opponent. The player wins the game by setting the opponent's HP to "0" before his HP reaches "0", and his HP reaches "0" before the opponent's HP reaches "0". You will lose the game. Also, the HP bar display column 123 displays the player's HP in a bar format. The HP bar display column 124 displays the opponent's HP in a bar format.

The count display column 125 displays the count value of the indicator that indicates the progress of time in the game, and also displays the timing (update time) at which the count value is updated. Also, in the count display column 125 of FIG. 6, the update time of the count value is visually represented by a timer that makes one cycle every 4 seconds. It should be noted that the update time of the count value is reset to the initial time (0 seconds) when there is an instruction to the player character or the opponent character as will be described later. When the update time of the count value reaches 4 seconds, in the game of the present embodiment, the period during which the count value can be used ends, and the actions of the player character and the opponent character are displayed on the battle screen. to move to the next count value. For example, the game ends by starting with a count value of 40 and moving to a count value of 0. Also, in the count display field 125 in FIG. 6, an icon indicating the current time zone (morning, noon, evening, night, etc.) and the remaining count value until the time zone changes are displayed in the center.

The opponent model display column 126 displays the model of the opponent. The lane 127 is generated by entry of a player character or an opponent character that has received an action instruction according to the hand. For example, on the battle screen of FIG. 6, up to five lanes 127 are generated. The battle screen in FIG. 6 shows an example of a lane 127 composed of 5 squares.

A player character or an opponent character entered in the lane 127 advances, for example, on the lane 127 one square at a time with one count value. In the game according to the present embodiment, the time from entry to attack or magic activation can be changed by changing the initially arranged squares on the lane 127 based on the speed of the player character or the opponent character. can be done. A player character that has entered the lane 127 earlier than the opponent character is on the offensive side. Also, a player character that enters the lane 127 after the opponent character enters becomes a defender.

In addition, the SP display column 128 displays the current remaining number of SPs owned by the player in numbers, and also displays the maximum number of SPs and the current remaining number of SPs (maximum number of SPs - number currently in use). display in a gauge. The card stock display field 129 displays the number of cards that the player can draw from the card deck by pressing the draw button 103 shown in FIG. Note that the card stock display field 129 may indicate the number of counts until the card stock recovers, for example, in the form of an icon display. The player model display column 130 displays the model of the player. The deathblow gauge display column 131 displays the count value until the deathblow becomes usable.

《Battle processing》
FIG. 7 is an example flowchart showing a game processing procedure according to the present embodiment. Proceeding to step S10, the count management unit 44 of the game device 12 sets, for example, "40" as the initial value of the count value. The clock unit 46 starts clocking an update time (for example, 4 seconds) at which the count value is updated. The game device 12 repeats the processing of steps S11 to S15 until it is determined in step S11 that the instructable period has elapsed.

Upon accepting an operation by the player or the opponent in step S12, the game device 12 proceeds to step S13 and performs processing according to the accepted operation. Also, in step S14, it is determined whether the operation received in step S12 is an operation (instruction) to the player character or the opponent character.

If the operation received in step S12 is not an operation for the player character or the opponent character, the game device 12 returns to step S11 and continues processing. If the operation received in step S12 is an operation for the player character or the opponent character, the timing unit 46 proceeds to step S15, and resets the update time of the instructable period to the initial time (0 seconds).

When the game device 12 has passed the instructable period (the timing of the update time has ended) without accepting the operation of the player character or the opponent character through the processing of steps S11 to S15, the processing proceeds to step S16. Proceeding to step S16, the action control unit 54 causes the player character to act according to the instructions received from the player before the instructionable period passes and the action time shifts to the action time, and causes the player character to act according to the instruction received from the opponent by the instructionable period. animate the character.

Proceeding to step S17, the count management unit 44 determines whether or not the counter value is "1". If the counter value is not "1", the process advances to step S18, the count management unit 44 subtracts "1" from the current counter value, and resets the update time of the instructable period to the timer unit 46 to the initial value (0 seconds). After that, the process returns to step S11 to continue the process. If the counter value is "1", the game is terminated because the count management unit 44 has shifted from the 40 count value to the 0 count value.

In the game according to this embodiment, the instructable period and the action time are repeated as shown in FIG. 8, for example. FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating an example of an instructable period and an action time. At the first count (40 count value) shown in FIG. 8, one operation to the player character or the opponent character is accepted before the instructable period elapses, and then the operation to the player character or the opponent character is accepted. 10 shows an example in which the instructable period has passed without any instruction.

When the first count instructable period has elapsed, the action time shifts, and the player character or the opponent character is made to act according to the instruction received from the player or the opponent during the first count instructable period.

At the second count (39 count value) shown in FIG. 8 after the end of the action time after the first count, three operations on the player character or the opponent character are accepted before the instruction possible period elapses. After that, an example is shown in which an instructionable period has elapsed without receiving an operation for the player character or the opponent character. When the instructionable period of the 2nd count has passed, the action time shifts, and the player character or the opponent character is made to act according to the instructions received from the player or the opponent during the instructionable periods of the 1st and 2nd counts. Such repetition of the instructable period and the action time is repeated from 40 count values to 1 count value, for example.

FIG. 9 is a diagram explaining an example of a battle between a player character and an opponent character. In FIG. 9, an example in which the player character has entered the lane 127 as an attacker will be described.

FIG. 9A shows a battle between a player character (attack power 3, defense power 3) and an opponent character (attack power 3, defense power 3). In the attack from the player character to the opponent character, the opponent character's defense power "3" becomes "0" due to the attack of the player character with the attack power "3", and the opponent character is defeated. In addition, in the counterattack from the opponent character to the player character, the player character's defense power "3" becomes "0" due to the attack of the opponent character with the attack power "3", and the player character is destroyed. Thus, in FIG. 9(A), since both are destroyed, the opponent's HP cannot be reduced.

FIG. 9B shows a battle between a player character (attack power 1, defense power 3) and an opponent character (attack power 3, defense power 3). cannot be reduced.

FIG. 9C shows a battle between a player character (attack power 3, defense power 3) and an opponent character (attack power 1, defense power 1). , and the HP of the opponent can be reduced by a numerical value corresponding to the player character's attack power "3".

In the game according to this embodiment, when the attacking player character or opponent character defeats the defending player character or opponent character, the HP of the defending player or opponent character can be reduced. In the game according to the present embodiment, it is not possible to fight in a different lane 127. Therefore, even if a defending player character or an opponent character remains in another lane 127, the HP of the defending player or the opponent character will be increased. Damage cannot be avoided. As described above, in the game according to the present embodiment, if a defending player character or an opponent character entered in the same lane 127 is defeated, the defending player character or the opponent character will be You can shorten the play time because you can damage the opponent's HP.

FIG. 10 is a diagram for explaining SP consumption and return. In FIG. 10A, since the player did not give any instruction to the player character at the first count, the current remaining number of SP owned by the player (possessed SP) remains "6". The possessed SP is consumed as a cost for using the card. If the possessed SP remains, the player can use a plurality of cards during the same count.

In FIG. 10B, since the player used a card with an SP of "4" at the second count, the possessed SP has decreased from "6" to "2". Also, in FIG. 10C, the player uses a card with an SP of "2" at the third count, so the possessed SP is reduced from "2" to "0". Also, in FIG. 10(D), since the card with SP "2" was destroyed at the 4th count, the SP "2" consumed as the cost for using that card is returned, and the possessed SP is "0". to "2". In this way, the SP consumed as the cost of using a card is fully returned to possessed SP after the card is destroyed, or after the card has finished activating magic or using items.

In this way, the SP consumed as the cost of using a card is not returned to the possessed SP unless the card is destroyed. It is also possible to use a strategy that constrains and advances the game in an advantageous manner. It should be noted that the maximum value of SP may be designed to increase, for example, each time a predetermined count value elapses.

《Battle examples》
An example of a battle between a player and an opponent in a competitive game will be described below with reference to the drawings. 11A to 11C are image diagrams showing examples of battles in a competitive game between a player and an opponent in chronological order.

In FIG. 11A(a), a player character (attack force: 3, defense force: 1) is entered as an attacker in the middle lane and sortieed. In response to the sortie of the player character shown in FIG. 11A(a), the opponent responds as shown in FIG. 11A(b) to defend against the attack of the player character. In FIG. 11A(b), the opponent enters an opponent character (attack strength 6, defense strength 6) as a defender in the middle lane, sorties, and waits for the arrival of the player character.

If the player does not respond in the state of FIG. 11A(b), the player character will reduce the opponent's defense power by "3" in the battle in the middle lane, but will be destroyed by the opponent character. Therefore, the player responds, for example, as described later.

In FIG. 11B(c), the player's possessed SP is "6", and one of the player characters possesses an attack power enhancing item of SP "3" that increases the attack power of the other player characters by "+3" as a hand. It shows how it is. Therefore, the player performs an operation of using an attack power enhancing item which is held in the hand of one of the player characters and increases the attack power of the other player characters by "+3". FIG. 11B(d) is an example of an effect screen when an attack power enhancing item is used.

FIG. 11C(e) shows that the attack power of the player character sortieed in the middle lane is changed from "3" to "6" by using the attack power enhancement item for the player character sortieed in the middle lane. Enhanced. If the state of FIG. 11C(e) remains, the battle in the middle lane will be a trade-off.

Furthermore, FIG. 11C(f) is an example of the effect screen when the card equipped by the player character sortieing in the middle lane has the ability "first attack". In the state of FIG. 11C(f), the player character can first inflict damage with an attack power of "6" to the opponent character and destroy the opponent character with a defense power of "6" by using the "first attack" ability. As a result, the player character sortied in the middle lane can execute an attack that reduces the opponent's HP by "6".

FIG. 12 is an image diagram of another example in which an example of a battle in a competitive game between a player and an opponent is represented in chronological order. In FIG. 12(a), an opponent character (attack power 1, defense power 1) who has been entered as an attacker in the first lane from the right and is sortieing decreases the player's HP by "1" after one more count. It represents the state of executing an attack that Therefore, the player responds, for example, as described later.

In FIG. 12(b), the player's possessed SP is "7", and the player consumes the SP "5" to move the player character (attack power 5, defense power 1) to the first lane from the right as a defender. Enter, sortie, and wait for the arrival of your opponent. However, in this state, the battle in the first lane from the right may be a trade-off, or depending on the ability of the opponent character, it may be defeated.

Therefore, the player uses an SP "2" attack power enhancing item that increases the defense power of the other player characters possessed by one of the player characters as a hand by "+2", thereby obtaining the first player character from the right. The defense power of the player character sortied in the lane can be strengthened from "1" to "3" to repel the attacking opponent character.

13A to 13C are image diagrams of other examples showing, in chronological order, examples of battles in a competitive game between a player and an opponent. Note that the example of FIGS. 13A to 13C shows an example in which the remaining HP of the opponent is "8". In FIG. 13A(a), the player enters a player character (attack power 5, defense power 1) in the middle lane as an offensive player and sorties.

In response to the sortie of the player character, the opponent enters the opponent character (attack power 8, defense power 5) as a defender in the middle lane as a response to defend against the player character's attack, sorties, and makes the player character sortie. awaiting the arrival of If the player does not respond in the state of FIG. 13A(a), the battle in the middle lane will be a trade-off, and the opponent's HP will not be damaged. Since the player's possessed SP at this time is "7", the hand of another player character can be used. Therefore, the player responds, for example, as described later.

FIG. 13A(b) shows that one of the player characters uses the hand of the defense lowering item of SP "4" that reduces the defense of the opponent character by "-4", and sorties into the middle lane. The defensive power of the opponent character who is playing is changed from "5" to "1". In FIG. 13(b), it is assumed that the card equipped by the player character sortieing in the middle lane has the ability "Penetrate". In the state of FIG. 13A(b), the player character uses the "Penetrate" ability to defeat the opponent character with the "1" defense using the "1" attack power out of the "5" attack power. You can execute an attack that reduces the opponent's HP by "4" using the attack power "4".

However, even if the opponent's HP is reduced by "4", the game cannot be settled, so the player increases the attack power of the other player character possessed by one of the player characters by "+3", as shown in FIG. 13B(c), for example. By using the hand of the attack power enhancement item of SP "3", the attack power of the player character sortied in the middle lane is enhanced from "5" to "8". In the state of FIG. 13B(c), an attack that reduces the opponent's HP by "7" can be executed with the ability of "Penetrate".

Further, the player increases the attack power of the player character sortied in the middle lane from "8" to "10", for example, by using a special move that increases the attack power of the player character by "2". FIG. 13B(d) is an example of an effect screen when a deathblow is used.

In FIG. 13C(e), a battle occurs between an attacking player character (attack power 10, defense power 1) sortied in the middle lane and a defending opponent character (attack power 8, defense power 1). As shown in FIG. 13C(f), the player character and the opponent character give each other damage equal to the numerical value of the attack power to the defense power of the opponent, and trade off.

However, due to the "penetration" ability of the player character sortieing in the middle lane, the player character on the attacking side can deal damage with an attack power "9" that exceeds the opponent character's defense power "1". You can win the game by giving it to your HP and reducing your opponent's HP to 0.

(summary)
As described above, according to the present embodiment, if the result of the battle performed for each lane is the victory of the attacking side, the attacking side can reduce the HP of the defending side regardless of the state of the other lanes. The playing time can be shortened compared to the conventional game in which an attack that reduces the HP of the defending side cannot be performed unless all the characters are destroyed.

The invention is not limited to the specifically disclosed embodiments above, but various modifications and changes are possible without departing from the scope of the claims.

1 game system 10 server device 12 game device 14 store 20, 22 network 40 game control unit 42 game execution unit 44 count management unit 46 timer unit 48 instruction reception unit 50 character use point management unit 52 instruction transmission/reception unit 54 action control unit 56 hit Point management unit 58 Display control unit

Claims (4)

In a strategy game in which a plurality of characters used by a first player and a plurality of characters used by a second player act, the plurality of characters used by each of the first player and the second player and an action time during which the plurality of characters are caused to act according to the instructions received during the plurality of instructionable periods, wherein
an instruction receiving means for receiving the instruction from the first player and the second player in an instructionable period during which the next action time is started when the instructionable period has passed without receiving the instruction ;
action control means for causing the plurality of characters to act according to the plurality of instructions respectively received by the plurality of characters in a plurality of instructable periods before the next action time after transition to the next action time; ,
game device. The strategy game is a game in which the first player and the second player compete against each other, and the first player uses the first player's points for determining the outcome of the game. The points of the second player for determining the victory or defeat of the game are reduced according to the defeat of the characters used by the second player.
2. A game device according to claim 1. In a strategy game in which a plurality of characters used by a first player and a plurality of characters used by a second player act, the plurality of characters used by each of the first player and the second player and an action time during which the plurality of characters act according to the instructions received during the plurality of instructionable periods, wherein
an instruction receiving means for receiving the instruction from the first player and the second player in an instructionable period during which the next action time is started when the instructionable period has passed without receiving the instruction ;
action control means for causing the plurality of characters to act according to the plurality of instructions respectively received by the plurality of characters in a plurality of instructable periods before the next action time after transition to the next action time; ,
A game system with In a strategy game in which a plurality of characters used by a first player and a plurality of characters used by a second player act, the plurality of characters used by each of the first player and the second player a computer that repeatedly executes an instructionable period during which an instruction to make the character act can be accepted, and an action time during which the plurality of characters are made to act according to the instructions received during the plurality of instructionable periods ,
instruction receiving means for receiving the instruction from the first player and the second player in an instructionable period during which the next action time is started when the instructionable period has passed without receiving the instruction ;
After transitioning to the next action time, action control means for causing the plurality of characters to act according to the plurality of instructions received by the plurality of characters in the plurality of instructionable periods before the next action time,
A program to function as

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