JP7391312B2 - Game processing program, game processing method, and game processing device - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a game processing program, a game processing method, and a game processing device for providing a game that controls the movement of moving objects in a game field.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, games are known in which the movement of a moving object is controlled in a virtual game field, and the player can experience a simulated change in the movement of the moving object in response to operations performed by the player. For example, in the game shown in Patent Document 1, fish are swimming in a fishing spot, a lure is cast by the player's casting operation, and when the fish bites the lure, the player's fishing rod, reel, etc. A game is provided in which you can capture fish by controlling the controls.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2010-119788

However, in the game shown in Patent Document 1, although a game result such as catching a fish is obtained according to the player's operation, the process to obtain the game result is monotonous and lacks variety. It is desired to provide a rich variety of games.

The present invention has been made in view of such conventional technology, and its purpose is to provide a game processing program, a game processing method, and a game processing device that can provide a wide variety of games. It is in.

A game processing program for solving the above problem is a program for providing a game using a game processing device including a control section for controlling moving objects on a game field, and the control section includes an operation device operated by a player. Coordinate calculation processing that acquires operation information from a player, moves a player item within the game based on the operation information, and calculates the coordinates of the player item, and benefit history information that includes the type of the moving object acquired by the player. output control processing that outputs different moving object information depending on whether the type of the moving object is a type acquired by the player in the past based on the above, and a competition that executes a competition between the player and the moving object. processing; and when it is determined that the distance between the coordinates of the player and the coordinates of the moving object in the game is within a predetermined distance range, obtaining the moving object is provided as a benefit, and information about the moving object is provided. providing processing for storing the above award history information in the privilege history information.
The game processing program further causes the control unit to execute an environment setting process for setting a first defined area and a second defined area in the game field, and in the output control process, the moving object is set in the first defined area. It is preferable to output different pieces of the moving object information depending on whether the moving object is located in the region or the second defined region.
Regarding the game processing program, the first specified area is an area close to the center point that includes the center point of an area that allows the moving object to approach the player, and the second specified area is an area that includes the center point of the area that allows the moving object to approach the player. It is preferable that the area not include the center point and be far from the center point.
In the output control process of the game processing program, it is preferable that, based on the privilege history information, the moving object information whose type can be specified is output for the moving object that has an acquisition history.
Regarding the game processing program, it is preferable that in the output control process, the moving object information having content indicating an attribute of the moving object is outputted to the moving object that has an acquisition history based on the privilege history information.
Regarding the game processing program, the output control process determines whether or not the player's acquisition record can be updated for the moving object that is located in the first specified area and has an acquisition history, based on the privilege history information. It is preferable to output the moving object information shown.
The game processing program preferably outputs the moving object information based on the privilege history information when the position of the moving object and the position of the player item satisfy a predetermined condition.
Regarding the game processing program, the control unit sets a search area for detecting the moving object according to the coordinates of the player item, associates the moving object with the moving object located in the search area, and detects the moving object in the control unit. It is preferable to further execute a search process that outputs search result information indicating the relationship with the item.
A game processing method for solving the above problem is a game processing method for providing a game using a control unit that controls moving objects on a game field, wherein the control unit receives operation information from an operation device operated by a player. and moves the player item in the game based on the operation information, and coordinate calculation processing that calculates the coordinates of the player item, and based on benefit history information including the type of the moving object acquired by the player, an output control process that outputs different moving object information depending on whether the type of the moving object is a type acquired by the player in the past; a battle process that executes a battle between the player and the moving object; If it is determined that the distance between the player's coordinates and the moving object's coordinates in the game is within a predetermined distance range, acquisition of the moving object is provided as a benefit, and information regarding the moving object is provided as a benefit. Provide processing to be stored in history information is executed.
A game processing device that solves the above problem is a game processing device that provides a game using a control unit that controls moving objects on a game field, wherein the control unit acquires operation information from an operation device operated by a player. The player item is moved within the game based on the operation information, and the movement is performed based on coordinate calculation processing that calculates the coordinates of the player item, and benefit history information including the type of the moving object acquired by the player. an output control process for outputting different moving object information depending on whether the type of the object is a type acquired by the player in the past; a battle process for executing a battle between the player and the moving object; and the game. If it is determined that the distance between the coordinates of the player and the coordinates of the moving object is within a predetermined distance range, acquisition of the moving object is provided as a benefit, and information regarding the moving object is provided as the privilege history information. Provide processing to be stored in , and executed.

According to the present invention, a wide variety of games can be provided.

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating the configuration of a system according to an embodiment. FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of a system according to an embodiment. (a) and (b) are conceptual diagrams explaining the virtual space of the embodiment. FIG. 3 is a conceptual diagram illustrating control modes of the embodiment. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing an image displayed on a display during execution of a battle mode according to an embodiment. (a) to (d) are schematic diagrams showing state images displayed on the display during execution of the battle mode of the embodiment. 5 is a flowchart showing the procedure of game progress processing according to the embodiment. 7 is a flowchart showing the procedure of environment setting mode processing according to the embodiment. (a) to (d) are schematic diagrams showing chance areas displayed on the display during execution of the battle mode of the embodiment. 5 is a flowchart showing the procedure of standby mode processing according to the embodiment. 5 is a flowchart showing the procedure of standby search processing according to the embodiment. (a) to (c) are schematic diagrams showing search results displayed on the display during execution of the standby mode of the embodiment. 5 is a flowchart showing the procedure of battle mode processing according to the embodiment. 5 is a flowchart showing the procedure of moving object control processing according to the embodiment. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing the distance of a moving object and the calculated increase in fishing line tension value according to the embodiment. 5 is a flowchart showing the procedure of tension calculation processing according to the embodiment. 5 is a flowchart showing the procedure of status information output control processing according to the embodiment. 5 is a flowchart showing the procedure of moving object information output control processing according to the embodiment. FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing output contents of moving object information according to the embodiment.

Hereinafter, one embodiment of a game processing program, a game processing method, and a game processing device will be described. In this embodiment, the game provided to the player is a fishing game in which fish are caught (obtained) using fishing gear at a fishing spot.

An overview of the game processing system GS in this embodiment will be explained with reference to FIG. The game processing system GS in this embodiment includes a game processing device 10, a first operating device 40, and a second operating device 50. By executing the game processing program in the game processing device 10, a game that uses the operations of the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50 as input operations is provided to the player. In this embodiment, the first operating device 40 is likened to a fishing rod, and the second operating device 50 is likened to a reel. A game in which each reel is treated is provided to the player.

The configuration of the game processing system GS will be described with reference to FIG. 2.
In the game processing system GS, the game processing device 10, the first operating device 40, and the second operating device 50 are communicably connected. The game processing device 10 can receive operation information from the first operation device 40 and the second operation device 50, and is configured to execute game processing based on the input operation information. The game processing device 10 is configured to be able to output control information to the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50 in accordance with execution of game processing. Note that in this embodiment, the game processing device 10, the first operating device 40, and the second operating device 50 are connected by wireless communication, but the connection is not limited to this, and for example, they may be connected by wired communication. , regardless of the communication method.

The game processing device 10 includes a control section 11, a storage section 12, a display 13, a speaker 14, and an input/output section 15. The control unit 11 is composed of hardware elements such as a CPU, RAM, and ROM. The control section 11 includes a game management section 21 , a display control section 22 , an audio control section 23 , an input/output control section 24 , and an operation situation identification section 25 . In this embodiment, the control unit 11 functions as a game management unit 21, a display control unit 22, an audio control unit 23, an input/output control unit 24, and an operation status identification unit 25 by causing hardware elements to execute a game processing program. Function.

The storage unit 12 stores game field information 31, player item information 32, moving object information 33, operation status information 34, and player information 35.
The game management section 21 manages the progress of the game by the player. Specifically, the game management unit 21 creates a game field as a virtual space based on the game field information 31 stored in the storage unit 12 so as to correspond to the game field selected according to the player's operation. Set (place) various objects on. When the game is started, the game management unit 21 determines the movement range of the moving object in the game field based on the movement range setting information corresponding to the type (type) of the moving object. Furthermore, the game management section 21 performs control for capturing the moving object based on the operating conditions of the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50 specified by the operating situation specifying section 25. Then, when the moving object is successfully captured, the game management section 21 stores the type of the captured moving object in the storage section 12 as player information 35. In this embodiment, the game management section 21 transmits control information indicating a vibration pattern to the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50 via the input/output section 15 when a predetermined vibration condition is satisfied. Output.

The display control unit 22 generates image information that is visible to the player on the game field, based on various objects set on the game field and the player's viewing position and viewing angle set on the game field. Then, the display control unit 22 outputs the generated image information to the display 13 as an image signal.

The audio control unit 23 acquires audio information such as sound effects and audio explaining the progress of the game, and outputs it to the speaker 14.
The input/output control unit 24 controls input/output of information between the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50.

The operation status identification unit 25 identifies the operation status of the first operation device 40 and the second operation device 50 based on the operation information input from the first operation device 40 and the second operation device 50 via the input/output unit 15. Then, the identified operation status is stored in the storage unit 12 as operation status information 34.

Game field information 31 is data for drawing a game field. This game field information 31 includes information regarding various objects set in the game field. As a specific example, the game field information 31 includes information regarding the types of objects unique to the game field (for example, the topography and water surface of a fishing spot), information regarding the types of moving objects, information regarding the types of player avatars, and information regarding the types of player items. Contains information about.

The player item information 32 is information regarding a player item for capturing a moving object in accordance with the operations of the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50. This player item information 32 includes attributes of the player item (for example, parameters of the player item that contribute to capturing a moving object).

The moving object information 33 is information regarding moving objects placed on the game field. This moving object information 33 includes moving range setting information for setting the moving range of the moving object in the game field, and attributes of the moving object (for example, a parameter of the moving object regarding the difficulty level indicating the difficulty of capturing). . Note that capturing a moving object means providing the moving object to the player.

The operation status information 34 is information indicating the operation status of the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50. This operation status information 34 includes information indicating the movement status of the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50, including operating speeds including at least one of speed, acceleration, and angular velocity, and information indicating the movement status of the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50, It includes information indicating the operating direction in which the operating device 50 is tilted, and information indicating whether or not the operating switches 42 and 52 of the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50 are operated. In this embodiment, information indicating the operation status of the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50 is stored for each of the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50.

The player information 35 is information related to each player, which is individually associated with each player. This player information 35 includes information for drawing an avatar corresponding to the player, information indicating the type of game field that can be selected for each player, information indicating the type of player item that can be selected for each player, and information indicating the type of player item that can be selected for each player. Contains information indicating the type of moving object.

The first operating device 40 includes a control section 41 , an operating switch 42 , a sensor 43 , a vibration section 44 , and an input/output section 45 . The control unit 41 is composed of hardware elements such as a CPU, RAM, and ROM. The control unit 41 detects whether or not the operation switch 42 is operated based on the operation signal from the operation switch 42 . The control unit 41 detects the movement of the first operating device 40 including the position and direction of the first operating device 40 based on the detection signal from the sensor 43. In this embodiment, the sensor 43 detects at least one of the position and tilt (direction) of the sensor 43. The sensor 43 includes at least one sensor such as a gyro sensor, an acceleration sensor, and a geomagnetic sensor. The control unit 41 transmits identification information that can identify the first operating device 40 and operating information including whether or not the operating switch 42 is operated and the detection result of the movement of the first operating device 40 via the input/output unit 45. and output to the game processing device 10. Note that the first operating device 40 may be an operating device that includes an operating section other than the operating switch 42, or may be an operating device that accepts input operations on a touch panel display. The control unit 41 causes the vibration unit 44 to vibrate in a pattern according to control information input from the game processing device 10 via the input/output unit 45.

The second operating device 50 includes a control section 51, an operating switch 52, a sensor 53, a vibration section 54, and an input/output section 55. The control unit 51 is composed of hardware elements such as a CPU, RAM, and ROM. The control unit 51 detects whether or not the operation switch 52 is operated based on the operation signal from the operation switch 52 . The control unit 51 detects the movement of the second operating device 50 including the position and direction of the second operating device 50 based on the detection signal from the sensor 53. In this embodiment, the sensor 53 detects at least one of the position and tilt (direction) of the sensor 53. The sensor 53 includes at least one sensor such as a gyro sensor, an acceleration sensor, and a geomagnetic sensor. The control unit 51 transmits identification information that can identify the second operating device 50 and operating information including whether or not the operating switch 52 is operated and the detection result of the movement of the second operating device 50 via the input/output unit 55. and output to the game processing device 10. Note that the second operating device 50 may be an operating device that includes an operating section other than the operating switch 52, or may be an operating device that accepts input operations on a touch panel display. The control unit 51 causes the vibration unit 54 to vibrate in a pattern according to control information input from the game processing device 10 via the input/output unit 55.

As shown in FIG. 3, various objects for forming the game field 100 are arranged in the game field 100 as a virtual space. In addition, the player's viewing position 101 and viewing angle θ are set in the game field 100 as a virtual space, and based on the player's viewing position 101 and viewing angle θ in the game field 100, the player's viewing position 101 and the viewing angle θ are set. An image within the visual field is displayed on the display 13.

In this embodiment, in the game field 100, an area lower than the water surface 102 is set as an underwater area 103. The underwater area 103 is an area in which a moving object can be moved (movable area). The underwater area 103 is set to be divided into a first underwater area 103a and a second underwater area 103b. The first underwater region 103a is a region shallower (closer) than the second underwater region 103b with respect to the water surface 102.

Further, in the game field 100, an area higher than the water surface 102 is set as an above-water area 104. Note that in this embodiment, the moving object can be moved from the underwater area 103 to the above-water area 104 in response to the player's operation (jumping operation). In this case, the moving object can move up to a predetermined height from the water surface 102 in the water area 104. In this way, a part of the above-water area 104 (an area extending from the water surface 102 to a predetermined height) is an area in which a moving object can be moved in accordance with the player's operation.

Note that in this embodiment, if there is an operation by the player, the moving object can be moved to the above-water area 104, while if there is no operation by the player, the moving object can be moved to the above-water area 104. However, it is not limited to this. For example, the moving object may be moved to the water area 104 even when there is no operation by the player.

In this embodiment, a cylindrical chance area CA is set in the underwater area 103. The chance area CA is an area in the underwater area 103 where it is easier to bring the moving object closer to the player than in areas other than the chance area CA. In this embodiment, when a moving object placed in the chance area CA moves to the water area 104, the moving object is brought closer to the player than when a moving object placed outside the chance area CA moves to the water area 104. be able to.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 3(a), when the first game field is selected, and as shown in FIG. 3(b), when the second game field is selected, various objects are different. In particular, when the first game field is selected and when the second game field is selected, the area where the underwater area 103 is set is different, and the transmittance in the underwater area 103 is also different. The visibility of moving objects placed in the underwater area 103 varies depending on the transmittance. Specifically, when the transmittance is low, visibility is difficult, and when the transmittance is high, visibility is easily set. Further, the position of the chance area CA is different when the first game field is selected and when the second game field is selected, with respect to the player's visual field position 101.

In this embodiment, there are multiple types of control modes, and the game is controlled in one of the multiple types of control modes, and the game progresses according to the control in the control mode.
A plurality of types of control modes will be described with reference to FIG. 4.

The multiple types of control modes include environment setting mode, cast mode, standby mode, and battle mode. The environment setting mode is a control mode for setting various environments for progressing the game, and is a control mode that is controlled before starting the game. The cast mode is a control mode for casting a lure according to the player's operation, and is a control mode that is controlled after starting the game, such as after the environment setting mode ends. The standby mode is a control mode from when a lure is cast until a fish hits, and is a control mode that is controlled after the casting mode ends. Battle mode is a control mode for capturing fish after a fish is hit, and is a control mode that is controlled after standby mode ends. In addition, in this embodiment, casting of a lure will be described, but the method is not limited to this, and may be, for example, bait, a gimmick, or a combination thereof.

With reference to FIG. 5, an example of the display content of the image displayed on the display 13 in the battle mode will be described.
As shown in FIG. 5, in the center of the screen of the display 13, an image within the field of view of the player in the game feel is displayed. Specifically, an image 110 related to a fishing spot as a game field, a fishing rod image 111 as a player item, a lure position image 112 as a player item, and a fish shadow image 113 as a moving object are displayed. In this way, a game of catching fish is provided by displaying images within the player's field of view. In this embodiment, the fish can be captured when the fish is within the capture range based on the player's visual field position. Therefore, by moving the fish shadow image 113 closer to the player, the player can visually recognize that the fish is approaching the capture range.

In this embodiment, the display 13 also displays an image that allows the opportunity area CA to be identified. Therefore, the chance area CA can be visually recognized by the player, and in addition to this, the player can also visually recognize whether the fish shadow image 113 is displayed in the chance area CA.

At the bottom of the screen of the display 13, as fishing rod images 111, there are a current fishing rod image 111a that can identify the angle of the current fishing rod, and a recommended fishing rod image 111b that can identify the angle of the fishing rod recommended to bring the fish closer to the catching range. is displayed. The current fishing rod image 111a and the recommended fishing rod image 111b are images displayed with distinguishable display contents, respectively. In this way, by displaying the current fishing rod image 111a and the recommended fishing rod image 111b, the current fishing rod angle and the recommended fishing rod angle are visible to the player, and the current fishing rod angle is recommended. The operation of the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50 can be supported (guided) so as to match the angle of the fishing rod.

At the top of the screen of the display 13, a tension gauge 114 is displayed that can specify the tension value of the fishing line. In this embodiment, the tension gauge 114 includes a gauge section 114a that serves as a reference for the tension value of the fishing line, and a marker section 114b that specifies the tension value of the fishing line. The tension gauge 114 can specify that the more the marker portion 114b is placed on the right side, the larger the fishing line tension value is, and the more the marker portion 114b is placed on the left side, the smaller the fishing line tension value is. In this embodiment, if the tension value of the fishing line is outside the allowable range for a predetermined period of time (2 seconds in this embodiment), the game (battle mode) ends without catching any fish. . In other words, the tension value of the fishing line is a value for determining whether the conditions for ending the battle mode are satisfied. Therefore, by displaying the tension gauge 114, the tension value of the fishing line can be visually checked, and the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50 can be operated to prevent the fishing line tension value from falling outside the allowable range. We can support you.

As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, a status monitor image 115 that aggregates various information is displayed at the center of the screen of the display 13. The status monitor image 115 includes a linear current angle image 115b and a recommended angle image 115c extending from a center point 115a (reference display position). The current angle image 115b is an image in which the current angle of the fishing rod can be specified by the angle extending from the center point 115a. The recommended angle image 115c is an image that allows the recommended angle of the fishing rod to be specified based on the angle extending from the center point 115a. The current angle image 115b and the recommended angle image 115c are images that are displayed with distinguishable display contents.

Further, the condition monitor image 115 includes a tension reference image 115d that can specify the standard of the tension value of the fishing line, and a tension image 115e that can specify the current tension value of the fishing line.

The tension reference image 115d is a plurality of circular images having different radii around the center point 115a, and is an image that is displayed with constant display content regardless of the current tension value of the fishing line. In other words, the tension reference image 115d is an image in which the reference (tolerable range) of the tension value of the fishing line can be specified based on the distance from the center point 115a.

The tension image 115e is a circular image centered on the center point 115a, and the radius changes depending on the tension value of the fishing line. In particular, in the tension image 115e, the radius increases as the tension value of the fishing line increases, and the radius decreases as the tension value of the fishing line decreases. In other words, the tension image 115e is an image in which the current tension value of the fishing line can be specified based on the distance from the center point 115a.

By displaying the tension image 115e superimposed on the tension reference image 115d, the player can visually confirm whether the current tension value of the fishing line is larger or smaller than the tension value reference. The state monitor image 115 also includes a distance display area 115f that allows the distance between the player and the fish to be specified.

In this way, the status monitor image 115 shows the current angle of the fishing rod, the recommended angle of the fishing rod, the tension value of the fishing line, the standard (including the allowable range) of the tension value of the fishing line, and the relationship between the player and the fish. This is an image in which the distance can be specified.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 6(a), when the tension value of the fishing line is within the optimal range, a white tension image 115e is displayed. As shown in FIG. 6(b), when the tension value of the fishing line is within the allowable range but larger than the optimal range, the tension image 115e is thinner and yellow than when the tension value of the fishing line is within the optimal range. is displayed. As shown in FIG. 6(c), when the tension value of the fishing line exceeds the upper limit of the allowable range, the fishing line becomes thinner than when the tension value of the fishing line is within the allowable range but larger than the optimal range. A red tension image 115e is displayed. As shown in FIG. 6(d), when the fishing line tension value exceeds the lower limit of the allowable range, a thicker, blue tension image 115e is displayed than when the fishing line tension value is appropriate. In other words, the tension image 115e is an image that is displayed in different display modes (display colors) depending on whether the tension value of the fishing line is within the allowable range or whether the tension value of the fishing line is within the allowable range. be.

Note that in this embodiment, when the blue tension image 115e is displayed, a predetermined vibration condition is established, and the vibration unit 44 of the first operating device 40 and the vibration unit 54 of the second operating device 50 are The tension image 115e is also displayed as a wavy line. In other words, the tension image 115e is an image that is displayed in a different display mode (wavy line or not) when the tension value of the fishing line exceeds the lower limit of the allowable range than when it does not exceed the lower limit of the allowable range. be.

In this embodiment, the status monitor image 115 is an image displayed with semi-transparent display content, and includes various images that serve as the background of the status monitor image 115, such as an image 110 related to a fishing spot, a lure position image 112, and a fish shadow image 113. is visible. In this way, by displaying the status monitor image 115 at the center of the screen of the display 13, the player can view the image 110 related to the fishing spot, the lure position image 112, and the fish image 113. In addition to this, by displaying the status monitor image 115, the current angle of the fishing rod, the recommended angle of the fishing rod, the standard of the fishing line tension value, the tension value of the fishing line, and the distance between the player and the fish are displayed. is also visible to the player.

Further, even if the angle of view of various images forming the background of the condition monitor image 115, such as the image 110 related to the fishing spot, the lure position image 112, and the fish shadow image 113, changes, the condition monitor image 115 is displayed at a predetermined position ( display area). Therefore, even if the angle of view of various images forming the background of the status monitor image 115 changes, the status monitor image 115 can be viewed by viewing a predetermined position.

Next, with reference to FIGS. 7 to 19, the processing procedures for each process for providing the game to the player will be explained.
First, with reference to FIG. 7, the game progression process executed by the control unit 11 of the game processing device 10 will be described.

The control unit 11 executes environment setting mode processing for setting the game environment (step S10). Although details will be described later, in this process, the control unit 11 selects the type of game field and the type of player item, and when the game starts, the selected item is selected based on the game field information 31 from the storage unit 12. Set various environments in the game field and shift to cast mode.

Note that in this embodiment, the control unit 11 stores information indicating the controlled control mode in a control mode flag assigned to a RAM built into the control unit 11. Therefore, the control unit 11 can specify the control mode being controlled from the information stored in the control mode flag.

Next, when the environment setting mode process ends, the control unit 11 executes the cast mode process (step S20). In this process, if the control unit 11 determines that the control is in cast mode, it determines whether a cast operation has been performed based on the operation information input from the first operation device 40 and the second operation device 50. .

If it is determined that a cast operation has not been performed, the control unit 11 ends the cast mode process. On the other hand, if it is determined that a cast operation has been performed, the control unit 11 specifies the operation speed and operation direction of the cast operation based on the operation information input from the first operation device 40. The control unit 11 calculates the coordinates (position) of the cast lure based on the specified operation speed and direction of the casting operation and the player's field of view position (player coordinates), Store in RAM. The control unit 11 stores information indicating the standby mode in the control mode flag, and ends the cast mode process.

In this way, when controlled to the cast mode, the control unit 11 waits for a cast operation, and when a cast operation is performed, calculates the coordinates of the lure cast according to the cast operation, Shift to standby mode.

Next, when the cast mode process ends, the control unit 11 executes standby mode process (step S30). Although details will be described later, in this process, the control unit 11 changes the coordinates of the lure based on the operation information input from the first operation device 40 and the second operation device 50. Then, the control unit 11 shifts to the battle mode when the moving object hits the lure, with one condition being that the coordinates of the moving object and the coordinates of the lure are within a predetermined range.

Next, when the standby mode process ends, the control unit 11 executes the battle mode process (step S40). As will be described in detail later, in this process, the control unit 11 uses the operation information input from the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50, and the moving speed, moving direction, and weight of the moving object that hit the lure. Based on this, the coordinates of the moving object and the tension value of the fishing line are calculated. Then, when the coordinates of the moving object fall within the capture range based on the coordinates of the player, the moving object is captured. On the other hand, if the coordinates of the moving object do not fall within the capture range based on the player's coordinates and the tension value of the fishing line is outside the allowable range for a specified period of time, the moving object will not be captured. .

Next, the control unit 11 determines whether to end the game by determining whether a game end operation has been performed based on the operation information from the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50 (step S50). . If it is determined that the game is not to end (“NO” in step S50), the control unit 11 moves to step S20. On the other hand, if it is determined that the game should be ended ("YES" in step S50), the control unit 11 ends the game.

Next, with reference to FIG. 8, the environment setting mode process executed by the control unit 11 of the game processing device 10 will be described. The environment setting mode process is a subroutine called in step S20 of FIG.

The control unit 11 executes player information reference processing (step S100). In this process, the control unit 11 reads player information 35 corresponding to the player from the storage unit 12, and specifies information for drawing an avatar, the type of selectable game field, and the type of player item.

Next, the control unit 11 executes a game field selection process (step S101). In this process, the control unit 11 causes the display 13 to display selectable game field types, and selects the game field type based on the operation information from the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50. , stored in the RAM built into the control unit 11. In this way, the control unit 11 selects the type (type) of the game field according to the player's operation.

Next, the control unit 11 executes player item selection processing (step S102). In this process, the control unit 11 causes the display 13 to display selectable player item types, and selects the player item type based on the operation information from the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50. , stored in the RAM built into the control unit 11. In this manner, the control unit 11 selects the type (type) of the player item that can change the movement of the moving object in accordance with the player's operation.

Next, the control unit 11 determines whether to start the game by determining whether a game start operation has been performed based on the operation information from the first operation device 40 and the second operation device 50 (step S103). .

If it is determined that the game is not to be started (“NO” in step S103), the control unit 11 moves to step S101. In this way, the type of game field and the type of player item can be selected until a game start operation is performed. On the other hand, if it is determined to start the game ("YES" in step S103), the control unit 11 executes various setting processes (steps S104 to S106) and ends the environment setting mode process.

In various setting processes, the control unit 11 executes a game field setting process (step S104). In this process, the control unit 11 reads out the game field information 31 corresponding to the selected game field type and player item type from the storage unit 12, and sets various objects corresponding to the selected game field.

Specifically, the control unit 11 sets various objects in the selected game field, thereby controlling the underwater area 103 (first underwater area 103a, second underwater area 103b), the above-water area 104, the player's visual field position, and the like. Set the viewing angle. In this way, the control unit 11 sets the movable area in which the moving object can move by setting the underwater area 103 (first underwater area 103a, second underwater area 103b) and the above-water area 104 in the game field. It happens.

Next, the control unit 11 executes a chance area setting process (step S105). In this process, the control unit 11 reads the center point CCP of the chance area CA corresponding to the selected game field. The control unit 11 reads out the chance area CA corresponding to the type of the selected player item. Then, the control unit 11 sets a chance area CA corresponding to the type of the selected player item centered on the center point CCP of the chance area CA corresponding to the selected game field.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 9(a), the chance area CA includes a first chance area CA1 and a second chance area CA2. The first chance area CA1 includes the center point CCP of the chance area CA, and is an area closer to the center point CCP of the chance area CA than the second chance area CA2. On the other hand, the second chance area CA2 does not include the center point CCP of the chance area CA, and is a region farther from the first chance area CA1 with respect to the center point CCP of the chance area CA.

As shown in FIG. 9A, a chance area CA consisting of a first chance area CA1 with a radius r11 and a second chance area CA2 with a radius r21 is used as one of the multiple types of chance areas. As shown in FIG. 9(b), as one of the multiple types of chance areas, a chance area CA is composed of a first chance area CA1 with a radius r11 and a second chance area CA2 with a radius r22 (radius r21<radius r22). is used. As shown in FIG. 9(c), as one of the multiple types of chance areas, there is a chance area CA consisting of a first chance area CA1 with a radius r12 (radius r11<radius r12) and a second chance area CA2 with a radius r21. is used. As shown in FIG. 9(d), a chance area CA consisting of a first chance area CA1 with a radius r12 and a second chance area CA2 with a radius r22 is used as one of the multiple types of chance areas.

In this way, the control unit 11 sets the chance area CA in a part of the movable area in which the moving object can move in the game field. In other words, the control unit 11 sets the first chance area CA1 and the second chance area CA2 within the chance area CA. In particular, the control unit 11 sets different chance areas CA based on the type of the selected game field and the type of player item.

Next, the control unit 11 executes a moving object setting process (step S106). In this process, the control unit 11 sets the moving object at the coordinates corresponding to the selected game field. As a result, at the start of the game, the moving object is placed at the coordinates corresponding to the selected game field.

In addition, when the game starts in this way, the control unit 11 draws various objects arranged in the field of view of the player on the game field as images from the field of view of the player on the game field. An image signal representing an image is output to the display 13, and an image corresponding to the image signal is displayed on the display 13. In particular, the control unit 11 displays the image so that the underwater area 103 and the above-water area 104 can be identified by displaying the water surface 102. Further, the control unit 11 displays an image so that the chance area CA can be specified in the underwater area 103, and the first chance area CA1 and the second chance area CA2 can be specified in the chance area CA.

Further, depending on the type of the selected game field, the control unit 11 may not display a fish shadow image that allows the position of the moving object to be specified. That is, depending on the type of the selected game field, the control unit 11 may display an image that allows the position of the moving object to be specified, or may not display an image that allows the position of the moving object to be specified.

Next, with reference to FIG. 10, standby mode processing executed by the control unit 11 of the game processing device 10 will be described. The standby mode process is a subroutine called in step S30 of FIG.

First, the control unit 11 determines whether the standby mode is being controlled based on the information stored in the control mode flag (step S110). If it is determined that the standby mode is not controlled (“NO” in step S110), the control unit 11 ends the standby mode processing. On the other hand, if it is determined that the standby mode is being controlled ("YES" in step S110), the control unit 11 executes standby search processing (step S111). Although details will be described later, in this process, the control unit 11 outputs information that can specify the relationship between the moving object placed in the area centered on the coordinates of the lure and the selected player item.

Next, the control unit 11 determines whether the player's operation is detected based on the operation information from the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50 (step S112). If it is determined that the player's operation is not detected (“NO” in step S112), the control unit 11 moves to step S114. On the other hand, if it is determined that the player's operation has been detected (“YES” in step S112), the control unit 11 changes the coordinates of the player item, such as the coordinates of the lure (step S113).

Next, the control unit 11 executes a moving object control process to control the moving object (step S114). Although details will be described later, in this process, the control unit 11 controls the movement of the moving object based on movement range setting information for setting the movement range of the moving object.

Next, the control unit 11 executes a tension calculation process for calculating the tension value of the fishing line (step S115). Although details will be described later, in this process, the control unit 11 calculates the tension value of the fishing line based on the movement of the moving object and the operation information from the first operation device 40 and the second operation device 50. In the standby mode, since the moving object is not hitting the lure, the control unit 11 calculates the tension value of the fishing line regardless of the movement of the moving object.

Next, the control unit 11 determines whether the hit condition is satisfied based on the coordinates of the moving object and the coordinates of the player item (step S116). In this embodiment, the hit condition is a condition that is satisfied when the coordinates of the moving object are placed in an area based on the coordinates of the lure. If it is determined that the hit condition is not met (“NO” in step S116), the control unit 11 ends the standby mode process. If it is determined that the hit condition is satisfied ("YES" in step S116), the control unit 11 stores information indicating the battle mode in the control mode flag, shifts to the battle mode (step S117), and ends the standby mode process. do. In this way, the control unit 11 shifts (controls) to the battle mode when a predetermined hit condition is met.

Next, with reference to FIG. 11, the standby search process executed by the control unit 11 of the game processing device 10 will be described. The standby search process is a subroutine called in step S111 of FIG.

First, the control unit 11 determines whether it is a standby search period (step S120). In this embodiment, the standby search period is a period from when the lure lands on the water in response to a casting operation until a predetermined time has elapsed.

If it is determined that it is not the standby search period (“NO” in step S120), the control unit 11 ends the standby search process. On the other hand, if it is determined that it is the standby search period ("YES" in step S120), the control unit 11 sets a search area in the game field, and determines whether a moving object is placed in the search area (step S121). ).

As shown in FIG. 12(a), in this embodiment, the search area SA is an area set in a cylindrical shape with the center point SCP of the search area SA as a reference. The center point SCP of this search area SA is the coordinate of the lure cast according to the player's casting operation, and can also be said to be the position of the player item. Further, the center point SCP of the search area SA is a position that can be changed according to the player's operation (casting operation).

Search area SA includes a first search area SA1 and a second search area SA2. The first search area SA1 includes the center point SCP of the search area SA, and is an area closer to the center point SCP of the search area SA than the second search area SA2. On the other hand, the second search area SA2 does not include the center point SCP of the search area SA, and is a region farther from the first search area SA1 with respect to the center point SCP of the search area SA.

Depending on the type of player item, there are player items that correspond to the first underwater area 103a and player items that correspond to the second underwater area 103b. Furthermore, depending on the type of moving object, there are moving objects that have a high probability of being placed in the first underwater area 103a and moving objects that have a high probability of being placed in the second underwater area 103b.

When the player item corresponding to the first underwater area 103a is selected, the control unit 11 selects the first underwater area from among the cylindrical area centered on the coordinates of the lure that landed in the water in response to the casting operation. 103a is specified as the search area SA, and the second underwater area 103b is not specified as the search area SA. When the player item corresponding to the second underwater area 103b is selected, the control unit 11 selects the second underwater area from among the cylindrical area centered on the coordinates of the lure that landed in the water in response to the casting operation. 103b is specified as the search area SA, and the first underwater area 103a is not specified as the search area SA.

In this way, in the process of step S121 in FIG. 11, the control unit 11 sets the search area SA in a part of the movable area in which the moving object can move in the game field. In other words, the control unit 11 sets the first search area SA1 and the second search area SA2 in the search area SA. Further, the control unit 11 divides the search area SA based on the coordinates of the lure as a player item into multiple layers such as a first underwater area 103a and a second underwater area 103b, and selects one of the multiple layers. is set as the search area SA.

If it is determined that no moving object is placed in the search area SA (“NO” in step S121), the control unit 11 ends the standby search process. On the other hand, if it is determined that a moving object is placed in the search area SA ("YES" in step S121), the relationship with the selected player item is determined for each moving object placed in the search area SA (step S121). S122), the determination result for each moving object is stored in the RAM built in the control unit 11 (step S123). In particular, in this process, the control unit 11 reads the player item information 32 and the moving object information 33 from the storage unit 12, and determines the relationship between the type of the moving object placed in the search area SA and the type of the selected player item ( compatibility). In this embodiment, the relationship between the type of moving object and the type of player item includes a favorable relationship, an optimal relationship, and a relationship that is neither favorable nor optimal, and the player item information 32 that can specify these relationships and moving object information 33 are stored in the storage unit 12 in advance. The control unit 11 determines the relationship between the type of moving object and the type of player item based on the player item information 32 and the moving object information 33.

The control unit 11 also determines whether the moving object is placed in either the first search area SA1 or the second search area SA2. Then, when the moving object is placed in the first search area SA1 and the relationship with the selected player item is optimal, the control unit 11 selects the first display content as the display content of the search result image. (in this embodiment, a heart mark) is determined. On the other hand, when the moving object is placed in the first search area SA1 and the relationship with the selected player item is favorable, the control unit 11 controls the display content of the search result image (in this embodiment , exclamation mark) as the second display content. In addition, when the moving object is placed in the second search area SA2 and the relationship with the selected player item is a favorable relationship or an optimal relationship, the control unit 11 controls the display content of the search result image to be Determine the second display content.

Next, the control unit 11 outputs an image signal to the display 13 for displaying the search result image at a position corresponding to the moving object, and causes the display 13 to display the determination result of the search result image according to the image signal ( Step S124). In addition, in this process, the control unit 11 outputs an image signal capable of specifying the search area SA (first search area SA1 and second search area SA2) to the display 13, and displays the search area SA according to the image signal. 13, and the standby search process ends.

In this way, when the moving object is placed in the search area SA, the control unit 11 determines the type of the moving object depending on the position of the moving object placed in the search area SA over the standby search period. A search result image regarding the relationship between the player item and the player item type is displayed.

Further, the control unit 11 displays the search result image with different display contents depending on whether the moving object is placed in the first search area SA1 or the second search area SA2. In particular, the control unit 11 displays the search display image with more detailed display content when the moving object is placed in the first search area SA1 than when the moving object is placed in the second search area SA2. In this embodiment, the search display images displayed with detailed display contents include, for example, a search result image of an exclamation mark indicating a suitable relationship and a search result image of a heart mark indicating an optimal relationship. This includes displaying them separately.

In addition, when a moving object is placed in the search area SA, the control unit 11 may display a search result image depending on the relationship between the layer corresponding to the player item and the layer of the placed moving object. It may not be displayed.

As shown in FIG. 12(a), the search area SA is displayed on the display 13. The search area SA is displayed so that the first search area SA1 and the second search area SA2 can be specified. In the search area SA, a fish shadow image 113a in which it can be specified that a moving object is placed may be displayed. In that case, the search result image SGa may be displayed above the fish shadow image 113a. That is, the search result image SGa is an image displayed according to the position of the moving object. The search result image SGa is an image that allows specifying the relationship (compatibility) between the type of moving object and the type of player item.

As shown in FIG. 12(b), when the moving object moves during the standby search period, the fish shadow image 113a moves according to the position of the moving object, and the search result is displayed above the fish shadow image 113a. Image SGa is displayed. Further, when another moving object moves into the search area SA, a fish shadow image and a search result image are displayed in accordance with the movement of the moving object.

To give a specific example, when a moving object moves to the second search area SA2, a fish shadow image 113b is displayed according to the movement of the moving object, and a search result image SGb is displayed above the fish shadow image 113b. is displayed. Furthermore, when a moving object moves to the first search area SA1, a fish shadow image 113c is displayed in accordance with the movement of the moving object, and a search result image SGc is displayed above the fish shadow image 113c. Further, when a moving object moves to an area other than the search area SA, the fish shadow image 113d is displayed in accordance with the movement of the moving object, but the search result image is not displayed above the fish shadow image 113d.

In this way, by continuously displaying the search result image according to the position of the moving object during the standby search period, the trajectory of the moving object can be specified by the player, and the moving object can move. The type of moving object can also be predicted from the trajectory.

Furthermore, when the moving object is placed in the first search area SA1, a search result image of an exclamation mark and a search result image of a heart mark can be displayed. When the moving object is placed in the first search area SA1, the search result image of the exclamation mark is an image that is displayed when the relationship between the player item and the moving object is a suitable relationship. When the moving object is placed in the first search area SA1, the heart mark search result image is an image that is displayed when the relationship between the player item and the moving object is an optimal relationship.

On the other hand, when the moving object is placed in the second search area SA2, the search result image of the exclamation mark can be displayed, but the search result image of the heart mark is not displayed. When the moving object is placed in the second search area SA2, the exclamation mark search result image is an image that is displayed when the relationship between the player item and the moving object is a suitable or optimal relationship. It is. Note that in this embodiment, the search result image is not displayed when the relationship between the player item and the moving object is neither suitable nor optimal.

As shown in FIG. 12(c), depending on the selected game field, there is a game field with water quality that has low transparency, and no fish image is displayed in such a game field. Even in such a game field, the position and movement of the moving object can be specified by displaying search result images SGa to SGc according to the position of the moving object during the standby search period.

Next, with reference to FIG. 13, the battle mode process executed by the control unit 11 of the game processing device 10 will be described. The battle mode process is a subroutine called in step S40 of FIG.

First, the control unit 11 determines whether the mode is battle mode based on information stored in the control mode flag (step S130). If it is determined that it is not the battle mode (“NO” in step S130), the control unit 11 ends the battle mode process. On the other hand, if it is determined that the mode is battle mode ("YES" in step S130), the control unit 11 executes a moving object control process for controlling a moving object (step S131). Then, the control unit 11 executes a tension calculation process to calculate the tension value of the fishing line of the player item (step S132).

Next, the control unit 11 executes a status information output control process to display a status monitor image that allows identification of the current fishing rod angle, recommended fishing rod angle, and fishing line tension value (step S133). . Then, the control unit 11 executes a moving object information output control process for outputting moving object information regarding the moving object (step S134). Note that steps S131 to S134 will be described in detail later.

Next, the control unit 11 determines whether the coordinates of the moving object are within the capture range (step S135). In this embodiment, the capture range is a predetermined range based on the player's coordinates. In this process, the control unit 11 specifies the distance between the coordinates of the player and the coordinates of the moving object as a result of the movement of the moving object, such as changing the movement of the moving object in accordance with the player's operation. Then, when the control unit 11 determines that the coordinates of the moving object are located within the capture range based on the player's coordinates based on the distance between the player's coordinates and the moving object's coordinates, the control unit 11 controls the moving object's coordinates. is determined to be within the capture range.

If it is determined that the coordinates of the moving object are within the capture range ("YES" in step S135), the control unit 11 executes a fish capture process (step S136). In this process, the control unit 11 successfully captures the moving object and stores history information indicating the type of the successfully captured moving object in the storage unit 12 as player information 35. Then, the control unit 11 stores information indicating the environment setting mode or the cast mode in the control mode flag, executes a battle end process to end the battle mode (step S138), and ends the battle mode process. In this embodiment, the heaviest weight of the moving object is also stored as history information for each type of moving object that was successfully captured.

In this way, when the control unit 11 determines that the distance between the coordinates of the player and the coordinates of the moving object has reached the capture range in accordance with the player's operation in the battle mode, the control unit 11 provides the capture of the moving object as a benefit. It happens. Then, the control unit 11 stores the type of the successfully captured moving object in the storage unit 12 as history information so as to correspond to the type of the moving object.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the coordinates of the moving object are not within the capture range ("NO" in step S135), the control unit 11 determines that the fishing line tension value calculated in the tension calculation process is outside the allowable range. It is determined whether the specified time has elapsed (step S137).

If it is determined that the prescribed time has not passed since the tension value of the fishing line became outside the allowable range (“NO” in step S137), the control unit 11 ends the battle mode process. On the other hand, if it is determined that the specified time has elapsed since the tension value of the fishing line became outside the allowable range ("YES" in step S137), the control unit 11 fails to capture the moving object and selects the environment setting mode or cast Information indicating the mode is stored in the control mode flag, and battle end processing is executed to end the battle mode (step S138). Then, the control unit 11 ends the battle mode process.

In this way, the control unit 11 determines that the tension value of the fishing line exceeds the allowable range, and when the battle mode termination condition is satisfied, the control unit 11 captures the moving object when the battle mode termination condition is satisfied. Without doing so, you will be transferred to a mode different from battle mode.

Next, moving object control processing executed by the control unit 11 of the game processing device 10 will be described with reference to FIG. 14. The moving object control process is a subroutine called in step S114 of FIG. 10 and step S131 of FIG. 13.

First, the control unit 11 executes moving object coordinate determination processing (step S140). In this process, the control unit 11 reads the moving object information 33, specifies the moving range setting information, and determines the coordinates of the moving object to be moved from the current coordinates of the moving object based on the moving range setting information. . In this way, the control unit 11 can move the moving object in the movable area, thereby controlling the movement of the moving object in the game field.

Note that in this embodiment, the movement range setting information of the moving object differs depending on which mode is in cast mode, standby mode, or battle mode. In particular, when in standby mode, the movement of the moving object differs depending on the relationship (compatibility) with the cast lure. The moving range setting information of the moving object is set so that the moving object tends to approach the coordinates (position). Therefore, even in the standby mode, the coordinates of the lure change according to the operations of the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50, and the movement of the moving object can also be changed.

Next, the control unit 11 determines whether the mode is battle mode (step S141). If it is determined that the mode is not battle mode (“NO” in step S141), the control unit 11 ends the moving object control process. On the other hand, if it is determined that the mode is battle mode ("YES" in step S141), the control unit 11 determines whether an operation has been detected based on the operation information from the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50. (Step S142).

If it is determined that no operation has been detected (“NO” in step S142), the control unit 11 ends the moving object control process. On the other hand, if it is determined that an operation has been detected ("YES" in step S142), the control unit 11 determines whether the special operation condition is satisfied (step S143). In the present embodiment, the special operating condition is established when the first operating device 40, which is likened to a fishing rod, is greatly swung up (a flip-up operation).

If it is determined that the special operation condition is satisfied ("YES" in step S143), the control unit 11 determines whether the moving object is placed in the first chance area CA1 (step S144). If it is determined that the moving object is placed in the first chance area CA1 ("YES" in step S144), the control unit 11 executes a first special moving object coordinate change process (step S145), and controls the moving object. Finish the process.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the moving object is not placed in the first chance area CA1 ("NO" in step S144), the control unit 11 determines whether the moving object is placed in the second chance area CA2 ( Step S146). If it is determined that the moving object is placed in the second chance area CA2 ("YES" in step S146), the control unit 11 executes a second special moving object coordinate change process (step S147), and controls the moving object. Finish the process.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the moving object is not placed in the second chance area CA2 (step S146 "NO"), the control unit 11 executes a third special moving object coordinate change process (step S148), and Control processing ends.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the special operation condition is not satisfied ("NO" in step S143), the control unit 11 executes the normal moving object coordinate change process (step S149), and ends the moving object control process.

In the first to third special moving object coordinate change processing and the normal moving object coordinate change processing in steps S145, S147 to S149, the control unit 11 compares the coordinates of the moving object determined in step S140 with the coordinates of the current moving object. The moving direction and moving speed of the moving object are determined based on the moving object. The control unit 11 also specifies the weight of the moving object placed on the game field. The control unit 11 determines the coordinates of the destination moving object determined in step S140 based on the moving direction, moving speed, and weight of the moving object and the operation information from the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50. change.

Particularly, as shown in FIG. 15, in the first to third special moving object coordinate change processing and the normal moving object coordinate change processing, the control unit 11 controls the amount of reduction by which the distance between the coordinates of the player and the coordinates of the moving object is shortened. Make the coordinates of the moving object change so that they are different. In other words, even if the moving object similarly moves from the underwater area 103 to the above-water area 104, the area where the moving object was placed is the first chance area CA1, the second chance area CA2, and the above-water area 104. The amount of shortening by which the distance between the player's coordinates and the moving object's coordinates is shortened differs depending on which one. Also, whether the moving object moves from the underwater area 103 to the above-water area 104 or when the moving object moves in the underwater area 103 without moving from the underwater area 103 to the above-water area 104, the coordinates of the player and the moving object are The amount of shortening by which the distance to the coordinates is shortened differs.

In this embodiment, in the first to third special moving object coordinate change processing, the control unit 11 moves the moving object from the underwater area 103 to the above-water area 104, and then moves the moving object from the above-water area 104 to the underwater area 103. let In this case, the control unit 11 calculates a shortening amount by which the distance between the coordinates of the player and the coordinates of the moving object is reduced based on the coordinates of the moving object when the moving object is moved from the water area 104 to the underwater area 103. Become.

The control unit 11 shortens the distance between the player's coordinates and the coordinates of the moving object when the first special moving object coordinate change process is executed than when the second special moving object coordinate change process is executed. The coordinates of the moving object are changed so that the amount of shortening increases. In other words, when moving the moving object from the first chance area CA1 to the water area 104, the control unit 11 uses the player's coordinates and the moving object's coordinates more closely than when moving the moving object from the second chance area CA2 to the water area 104. The coordinates of the moving object are changed so that the distance to which the moving object is shortened increases.

The control unit 11 shortens the distance between the player's coordinates and the coordinates of the moving object when the second special moving object coordinate change process is executed than when the third special moving object coordinate change process is executed. The coordinates of the moving object are changed so that the amount of shortening increases. In other words, when moving the moving object from the second chance area CA2 to the above-water area 104, the control unit 11 controls the player's coordinates and movement more than when moving the moving object from the underwater area 103 other than the chance area CA to the above-water area 104. The coordinates of a moving object are changed so that the distance to the coordinates of the object is shortened by a large amount.

When the third special moving object coordinate change process is executed, the control unit 11 performs a shortening process that shortens the distance between the coordinates of the player and the moving object, compared to when the normal moving object coordinate change process is executed. Change the coordinates of the moving object so that the amount increases. In other words, when moving the moving object from the underwater area 103 to the above-water area 104, the control unit 11 reduces the distance between the player's coordinates and the moving object's coordinates by a smaller amount than when moving the moving object in the underwater area 103. Change the coordinates of the moving object so that it becomes larger.

In this manner, the control unit 11 can change the movement of the moving object in accordance with the player's operation in the battle mode. In particular, when a moving object is placed in the underwater area 103 in the battle mode, the control unit 11 controls the moving object by changing the angle (state) of the player item in accordance with the player's operation (flip-up operation). It can be moved from the underwater area 103 to the above water area 104.

Furthermore, the control unit 11 calculates the distance between the player's coordinates and the coordinates of the moving object by moving the moving object in accordance with the player's operation in the battle mode, and calculates the distance between the player's coordinates and the moving object's coordinates. If the distance is shortened, the shortened distance will be provided as a benefit.

In particular, when moving a moving object from the first chance area CA1 of the underwater area 103 to the above-water area 104 in accordance with the player's operation in the battle mode, the control unit 11 controls the player's coordinates and the moving object's coordinates. The distance will be shortened, and the shortened distance will be provided as a benefit.

Next, with reference to FIG. 16, the tension calculation process executed by the control unit 11 of the game processing device 10 will be described. The tension calculation process is a subroutine called in step S115 of FIG. 10 and step S132 of FIG. 13.

First, the control unit 11 calculates a first tension value of the fishing line based on the movement of the moving object (step S150). In this process, the control unit 11 calculates the moving direction and moving speed of the moving object in the battle mode based on the current coordinates of the moving object and the coordinates of the moving object determined in the moving object control process. Then, the control unit 11 calculates the first tension value of the fishing line based on the moving object, based on the calculated moving direction and moving speed of the moving object. Note that in the present embodiment, the control unit 11 calculates the first tension value of the fishing line based on the moving object as "0" when the mode is not the battle mode.

Next, the control unit 11 calculates a second tension value based on the player's operation (step S151). In this process, the control unit 11 specifies the operating status of the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50 based on the operating information from the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50. Then, the control unit 11 calculates a second tension value of the fishing line based on the player's operation based on the identified operating conditions of the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50.

Next, the control unit 11 calculates the tension value of the player item based on the calculation results of the first tension value and the second tension value (step S152). In this process, the control unit 11 calculates a comprehensive fishing line tension value by combining the calculated first tension value and second tension value, and stores it in the RAM built in the control unit 11. When this process ends, the control unit 11 ends the tension calculation process.

As shown in FIG. 15, the tension value of the fishing line based on the movement of the moving object becomes "0" when the moving object is moved from the underwater area 103 to the above-water area 104, and when the moving object is moved in the underwater area 103. In this case, it will be greater than "0". Further, the tension value of the fishing line based on the operations of the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50 becomes larger when the fishing line is moved from the underwater area 103 to the above-water area 104 than when it is moved in the underwater area 103. Taking all of these into account, the tension value of the fishing line becomes larger when the fishing line is moved from the underwater area 103 to the above-water area 104 than when it is moved in the underwater area 103.

In other words, when moving a moving object from the underwater area 103 to the above-water area 104, the tension value of the fishing line will increase more than when moving the moving object in the underwater area 103, and there is a risk that the battle mode will end. , there is a benefit that the amount of reduction in the distance between the player's coordinates and the moving object's coordinates becomes larger.

In this way, in the battle mode, the control unit 11 calculates the tension value of the fishing line based on the movement of the moving object, the angle of the fishing rod, and the amount of winding of the reel, which can be changed according to the player's operation. In particular, the control unit 11 changes the tension value of the fishing line when moving the moving object from the chance area CA to the above-water area 104. In addition, in the battle mode, the control unit 11 controls the movement of the moving object as a different amount of change depending on whether the moving object is placed in the underwater area 103 (chance area CA) or the above-water area 104. Calculate the tension value of the fishing line based on

In the present embodiment, when the tension value of the fishing line exceeds the lower limit of the allowable range, the vibration condition is established, and the control unit 11 controls the first operating device 40 and the second operating device via the input/output unit 15. Control information indicating the vibration pattern is output to the device 50. Thereby, the control section 11 can vibrate the vibrating section 44 of the first operating device 40 and the vibrating section 54 of the second operating device 50 using the vibration pattern based on the control information.

Next, with reference to FIG. 17, the state information output control process executed by the control unit 11 of the game processing device 10 will be described. The status information output control process is a subroutine called in step S133 of FIG. 13.

First, the control unit 11 executes current angle identification processing (step S160). In this process, the control unit 11 reads current angle information indicating the current angle of the fishing rod from the RAM built into the control unit 11, and specifies the current angle of the fishing rod.

Next, the control unit 11 executes recommended angle calculation processing (step S161). In this process, the control unit 11 reads the moving direction and moving speed of the moving object from the RAM built in the control unit 11, and indicates the recommended angle of the fishing rod based on the moving direction and moving speed of the moving object. Calculate the recommended angle. That is, the control unit 11 calculates the recommended angle (state) of the fishing rod (player item) based on the movement of the moving object.

Next, the control unit 11 reads out the tension value of the fishing line and the distance of the moving object from the player from the RAM built into the control unit 11 . The control unit 11 also determines whether the tension value of the fishing line is within the permissible range, outside the permissible range, exceeds the lower limit of the permissible range, and in which range (optimal range) of the permissible range. do. Then, the control unit 11 generates a state monitor image that can specify the current angle of the fishing rod, the recommended angle of the fishing rod, the tension value of the fishing line, the standard of the tension value of the fishing line, and the distance of the moving object from the player. Then, the control unit 11 outputs an image signal with the generated status monitor image in the foreground to the display 13 (step S162), causes the display 13 to display an image according to the image signal, and ends the status information output control process. do.

Next, with reference to FIG. 18, a moving object information output control process executed by the control unit 11 of the game processing device 10 will be described. The moving object information output control process is a subroutine called in step S134 of FIG. 13.

First, the control unit 11 determines whether a moving object is placed in the chance area CA (step S170). If it is determined that the moving object is not placed in the chance area CA (“NO” in step S170), the control unit 11 ends the moving object information output control process. On the other hand, if it is determined that the moving object is placed in the chance area CA ("YES" in step S170), the control unit 11 performs an information output lottery to determine whether to output moving object information regarding the moving object. The information output lottery process to be performed is executed (step S171). In the present embodiment, information is provided when the moving object moves from an underwater area other than the chance area CA to the second chance area CA2, and when the moving object moves from the second chance area CA2 to the first chance area CA1. Output lottery is executed.

Then, the control unit 11 determines whether the information output lottery has been won (step S172). If it is determined that the information output lottery has not been won (“NO” in step S172), the control unit 11 ends the moving object information output control process. On the other hand, if it is determined that the information output lottery has been won ("YES" in step S172), the control unit 11 executes history reference processing (step S173). In this process, the control unit 11 reads the player information 35 corresponding to the player from the storage unit 12, and adds the type of moving object that has been successfully captured to history information (privilege history) that can identify the type of moving object placed in the chance area CA. Determine whether the type of moving object is included. Then, the control unit 11 generates and outputs moving object information with output content corresponding to the history information (step 174). Note that in this embodiment, the moving object information is information that is output as an image on the display 13 and output as audio from the speaker 14.

The control unit 11 also generates and outputs moving object information based on whether the area where the moving object is placed is the first chance area CA1 or the second chance area CA2. When this process ends, the moving object information output control process ends.

As shown in FIG. 19, the area in which the moving object is placed (either the first chance area CA1 or the second chance area CA2) and the type of the moving object are recorded as the type of the successfully captured moving object. The output content of the moving object information differs depending on the information.

Specifically, if a moving object is placed in the second chance area CA2 and the type of the moving object is not in the history information, the type of the moving object can be predicted, for example, "Maybe it's a Yamame trout." This is the output content.

If a moving object is placed in the first chance area CA1 and the type of the moving object is not included in the history information, the output content is such that the type of the moving object can be specified, such as "It's a wild trout."

If a moving object is placed in the second chance area CA2 and the type of the moving object is in the history information, the type of the moving object can be specified, for example, "It's a big yamame trout!", and the weight of the moving object can be specified. The output content is predictable.

If a moving object is placed in the first chance area CA1 and the type of the moving object is in the history information, the type of the moving object can be specified, such as "Big Yamame! Record updated!", and the moving object The weight of each type of moving object can be predicted, and the output content allows it to be specified that a record has been updated for the weight of each type of moving object.

In this way, when a moving object is placed in the chance area CA in the battle mode, the control unit 11 stores the history information indicating the area where the moving object is placed and the type of the moving object that was successfully captured. Moving object information can be output with output content based on .

In particular, when a moving object is placed in the chance area CA and the type of the moving object is a type that has never been captured based on the history information, the control unit 11 outputs an output regarding the type of the moving object. Output moving object information by content. On the other hand, when the type of the moving object placed in the chance area CA is a type that has been captured before, the control unit 11 controls information regarding the weight (attributes such as value) of the moving object in addition to the type of the moving object. Output moving object information in the output content. In other words, when a moving object is placed in the chance area CA, the control unit 11 outputs more detailed output content when the type of the moving object is a type that has been captured before, than when the type of the moving object is a type that has never been captured. outputs information about moving objects.

Further, the control unit 11 can output the moving object information with different output contents depending on whether the moving object is placed in the first chance area CA1 or the second chance area CA2. Furthermore, the control unit 11 outputs information regarding the moving object that is more useful for the player when the moving object is placed in the first chance area CA1 than when the moving object is placed in the second chance area CA2. Information can be output.

In this embodiment, step S102 corresponds to game field selection processing, and the control unit 11 that executes step S102 functions as a game field selection means. In this embodiment, step S103 corresponds to player item selection processing, and the control unit 11 that executes step S103 functions as player item selection means. In this embodiment, steps S104 and S105 correspond to area setting processing, and the control unit 11 that executes steps S104 and S105 functions as area setting means. In this embodiment, the process for displaying the chance area CA set in step S105 corresponds to display control process, and the control unit 11 that executes such process functions as a display control means.

In this embodiment, some of the underwater area 103 and the above-water area 104 correspond to movable areas. In this embodiment, the chance area CA corresponds to a first area (regular area), and a part of the water area 104 corresponds to a second area. In this embodiment, the first chance area CA1 corresponds to a third area (first defined area), and the second chance area CA2 corresponds to a fourth area (second defined area). In this embodiment, the area other than the chance area CA in the underwater area 103 corresponds to the fifth area.

In this embodiment, steps S117 and S138 correspond to specific state control processing, and the control unit 11 that executes steps S117 and S138 functions as a specific state control means. In this embodiment, the battle mode corresponds to the specific state. In this embodiment, the hit condition in step S116 corresponds to the start condition.

In this embodiment, steps S140, S145, and S147 to S149 correspond to movement control processing, and the control unit 11 that executes steps S140, S145, and S147 to S149 functions as movement control means.

In this embodiment, steps S145, S147 to S149 correspond to a benefit parameter calculation process, and the control unit 11 that executes steps S145, S147 to S149 functions as a benefit parameter calculation means. In this embodiment, steps S136, S145, and S147 to S149 correspond to a benefit providing process, and the control unit 11 that executes steps S136, S145, and S147 to S149 functions as a benefit providing means. In this embodiment, step S135 corresponds to a benefit parameter determination process, and the control unit 11 that executes step S135 functions as a benefit parameter determination means. In this embodiment, the distance between the player's coordinates and the moving object's coordinates corresponds to the privilege parameter, and the capture range corresponds to the specified value.

In this embodiment, steps S150 to S152 correspond to termination condition parameter calculation processing, and the control unit 11 that executes steps S150 to S152 functions as termination condition parameter calculation means. In this embodiment, step S137 corresponds to termination condition parameter determination processing, and the control unit 11 that executes step S137 corresponds to termination condition parameter determination means. In this embodiment, the determination condition in step S137 corresponds to the termination condition. Further, the tension value of the fishing line corresponds to the termination condition parameter, and the upper and lower thresholds of the allowable range correspond to the termination determination value, respectively.

In this embodiment, step S121 corresponds to a predetermined area setting process, and the control unit 11 that executes step S121 functions as a predetermined area setting means. In this embodiment, step S124 corresponds to display control processing and information output processing, and the control unit 11 that executes step S124 functions as display control means and information output means. In this embodiment, the coordinates of the lure correspond to the position of the player item. In this embodiment, the standby search period corresponds to a predetermined period. In this embodiment, the search area SA corresponds to a predetermined area. In this embodiment, the first search area SA1 corresponds to a first predetermined area, and the second search area SA2 corresponds to a second predetermined area.

In this embodiment, step S136 corresponds to a privilege history storage process, and the control unit 11 that executes step S136 functions as a privilege history storage means. In this embodiment, step S174 corresponds to information output control processing, and the control unit that executes step S174 functions as information output control means. In this embodiment, information indicating the type of moving object that has been successfully captured corresponds to the privilege history. In this embodiment, the storage unit 12 in which player information 35 is stored corresponds to a predetermined storage area.

In this embodiment, step S161 corresponds to recommended state calculation processing, and the control unit 11 that executes step S161 functions as recommended state calculation means. In this embodiment, step S162 corresponds to termination condition parameter determination processing and termination condition parameter display control processing, and the control unit 11 that executes step S162 functions as termination condition parameter determination means and termination condition parameter display control means.

The operation and effects of this embodiment will be explained.
(1) Conventionally, fish are captured according to the player's operations, but the process until the fish is captured is monotonous.The aim is to provide a game rich in diversity by drawing attention to the movement of the fish. It is hoped that Therefore, in the first embodiment, the movement of the moving object can be changed according to the player's operation. Then, the moving object can be moved from the chance area CA to the water area 104 in accordance with the player's operation, and the distance between the player's coordinates and the moving object's coordinates is shortened. Thereby, in response to the player's operation, the moving object is moved to the chance area CA, and then the moving object is moved from the chance area CA to the water area 104, and the distance between the player's coordinates and the moving object's coordinates is is shortened. Therefore, it is possible to provide a game in which the distance between the coordinates of the player and the coordinates of the moving object is shortened through the process of bargaining with the moving object, and it is possible to provide a game rich in variety.

(2) In the first embodiment, the moving object can be moved in the movable area, and the moving object can be moved in accordance with the player's operation in the battle mode that is controlled when a predetermined hit condition is met. It can be changed. Then, in the battle mode, in response to the player's operation, the moving object is moved to the chance area CA, and then the moving object is moved from the chance area CA to the water area 104, and the player's coordinates and the moving object's coordinates are moved. The distance between the two is shortened. In addition, in battle mode, the fishing line tension value is calculated to determine whether the battle mode termination conditions are met according to the movement of the moving object and the player's operation, and at least the fishing line tension value is within the allowable range. The battle mode termination condition is met when it is determined that the threshold has been exceeded. When moving the moving object from the chance area CA to the above-water area 104, the tension value of the fishing line changes. As a result, in the battle mode, the moving object is moved from the chance area CA to the water area 104 in response to the player's operation, and the tension value of the fishing line calculated in response to the player's operation exceeds the threshold value of the allowable range. It can attract attention. Therefore, in order to prevent the tension value of the fishing line from exceeding an allowable threshold in response to the player's operations, a game is created in which the distance between the player's coordinates and the coordinates of the moving object is shortened through a process of bargaining with the moving object. It is possible to provide a wide variety of games.

(3) In the past, although fish were captured according to the player's operations, the process up to the point of capturing fish was monotonous, and the elements necessary to capture fish were not diverse. At the same time, it is desired to provide a variety of games that draw attention to the movement of fish. In the first embodiment described above, in the battle mode, the tension value of the fishing line based on the movement of the moving object is set as the amount of change that differs between when the moving object is placed in the chance area CA and when it is placed in the water area 104. is calculated. As a result, the amount of change in the tension value of the fishing line based on the movement of the moving object will differ depending on whether the area where the moving object is placed is the chance area CA or the water area 104, and the area where the moving object is placed will be different. can draw attention to. Therefore, depending on the area where the moving object is placed, the distance between the player's coordinates and the moving object's coordinates is shortened through the process of bargaining with the moving object so that the tension value of the fishing line does not exceed the allowable threshold. It is possible to provide a wide variety of games, and it is possible to provide a wide variety of games.

(4) In the first embodiment described above, the first chance area CA1 and the second chance area CA2 are set in the chance area CA in the game field, and an image that allows identification of the third area and the fourth area is displayed. . The player's coordinates and the coordinates of the moving object are shortened by different amounts when moving the moving object from the first chance area CA1 to the water area 104 and when moving the moving object from the second chance area CA2 to the water area 104. Distance is shortened. As a result, even if the moving object is similarly moved from the chance area CA to the water area 104 in accordance with the player's operation in the battle mode, the area where the moving object is placed before being moved to the water area 104. The amount by which the distance between the player's coordinates and the moving object's coordinates is shortened varies depending on the distance. Then, while paying attention to whether the moving object is placed in the first chance area CA1 or the second chance area CA2 among the chance areas CA, the distance between the player's coordinates and the coordinates of the moving object is calculated. It is also possible to draw attention to the amount of shortening. Therefore, it is possible to provide a game in which the distance between the coordinates of the player and the coordinates of the moving object is shortened through the process of bargaining with the moving object, and it is possible to provide a game rich in variety.

(5) In the first embodiment, the first chance area CA1 is an area closer to the center point CCP of the chance area CA than the second chance area CA2. When moving the moving object from the first chance area CA1 to the water area 104, the amount of reduction is greater than when moving the moving object from the second chance area CA2 to the water area 104, and the player's coordinates and the moving object's coordinates are The distance between the two is shortened. This provides an opportunity to change the movement of the moving object in accordance with the player's operation in order to move the moving object to the first chance area CA1 near the center point CCP of the chance area CA in response to the player's operation in the battle mode. can be provided. Therefore, it is possible to provide a game in which the distance between the coordinates of the player and the coordinates of the moving object is shortened through the process of bargaining with the moving object, and it is possible to provide a game rich in variety.

(6) In the first embodiment, different areas are set as the chance areas CA based on the type of game field 100 selected according to the player's operation. As a result, it is possible to provide diversity in the areas in which the chance areas CA are set, and it is possible to have fun in selecting the type of game field 100 while drawing attention to the areas in which the chance areas CA are set. It is possible to provide a wide variety of games.

(7) In the first embodiment, different areas are set as the chance area CA based on the type of player item selected according to the player's operation. As a result, it is possible to provide diversity in the area in which the chance area CA is set, and it is possible to have fun in selecting the type of player item, while drawing attention to the area in which the chance area is set. We can provide a wide variety of games.

(8) In the first embodiment, in the game field 100, the chance area CA is set in the underwater area 103 lower than the water surface 102, and the above water area 104 is set higher than the water surface 102. As a result, a moving object can be moved to the chance area, which is the underwater area 103, and the moving object can be moved from the chance area to the underwater area 104, in response to the player's operation, providing a game rich in diversity. be able to.

(9) Conventionally, fish are captured according to the player's operations, but the process until the fish is captured is monotonous, and information about moving objects such as drawing attention to the type of fish to be captured is It is desired to provide a wide variety of games by effectively outputting games. Therefore, in the first embodiment, when a moving object is placed in the chance area CA in the battle mode, moving object information regarding the moving object is displayed. As a result, it is possible to draw attention to the fact that moving object information is displayed in the process of capturing a moving object, and by effectively outputting moving object information, it is possible to provide a game rich in diversity. I can do it.

(10) In the first embodiment, the moving object information is displayed in different display contents depending on whether the moving object is placed in the first chance area CA1 or the second chance area CA2 in the battle mode. be done. As a result, in the process of capturing a moving object, it is possible to draw attention to the area where the moving object is placed and the display content of the moving object information, and by effectively outputting the moving object information. , can provide a wide variety of games.

(11) In the first embodiment, the first chance area CA1 is an area closer to the center point CCP in the chance area CA than the second chance area CA2. When the moving object is placed in the first chance area CA1, the moving object information is displayed in more detailed display content than when the moving object is placed in the second chance area CA2. Thereby, in order to move the moving object to the first chance area CA1 near the center point CCP of the chance area CA, so that the moving object information is displayed with more detailed display content according to the player's operation in the battle mode, It is possible to provide an opportunity to change the movement of the moving object according to the player's operation. Therefore, in the process of capturing a moving object, it is possible to draw attention to the display content of the moving object information while drawing attention to the fact that the moving object is placed in the first chance area CA1, and to effectively display the moving object information. By outputting to , it is possible to provide a wide variety of games.

(12) In the first embodiment, when a moving object is placed in the chance area CA, the moving object information is displayed with display content based on the history information of the type of moving object that was successfully captured. As a result, in the process of capturing a moving object, it is possible to draw attention to whether the type of moving object is the type of moving object that was successfully captured, and by effectively outputting moving object information, it is possible to draw attention to the type of moving object that was successfully captured. We can provide a wide variety of games.

(13) Conventionally, fish are captured according to the player's operations, but the process until the fish is captured is monotonous, and information about the moving object, such as drawing attention to the type of fish to be captured, is It is desired to provide a wide variety of games by effectively outputting games. Therefore, in the first embodiment, when a moving object is placed in the search area SA, the type of the moving object and the type of the player item are determined according to the position of the moving object placed in the search area SA. A search result image for the relationship is displayed. As a result, it is possible to draw attention to the position of the moving object placed in the search area SA and the relationship between the type of the moving object and the type of the player item, and effectively output information regarding the moving object called the search result image. This makes it possible to provide a wide variety of games.

(14) In the first embodiment, when a moving object is placed in the search area SA, the position of the moving object is determined depending on the position of the moving object placed in the search area SA over the standby search period. A search result image regarding the relationship between the type and the type of player item is displayed. As a result, the search result image is displayed in the search area SA according to the position of the moving object during the standby search period, thereby making it possible to specify the manner in which the moving object moves. Therefore, it is possible to draw attention to the movement of the moving object, and by effectively outputting information regarding the moving object in the form of a search result image, it is possible to provide a game rich in variety.

(15) In the first embodiment described above, the type of the moving object and the player item are displayed differently depending on whether the moving object is placed in the first search area SA1 or the second search area SA2. A search result image regarding the relationship with the type of is displayed. As a result, in the process of capturing a moving object, it is possible to draw attention to whether the moving object is arranged in the first search area SA1 or the second search area SA2 among the search areas SA. At the same time, it is possible to draw attention to the display content of the search result image. Therefore, by effectively outputting the information regarding the moving object called the search result image, it is possible to provide a game rich in variety.

(16) In the first embodiment, the first search area SA1 is an area closer to the coordinates of the lure as the player item than the second search area SA2. When the moving object is placed in the first search area SA1, the display content is more detailed than when the moving object is placed in the second search area SA2, and the relationship between the type of the moving object and the type of the player item is displayed. The search result image for is displayed. As a result, compared to the second search area SA2, the moving object arranged in the first search area SA1 is closer to the coordinates of the lure and is a moving object that is more likely to hit the lure. Therefore, the search result image is displayed with detailed display contents about the moving object that may be successfully captured, and by effectively outputting the information about the moving object called the search result image, the search result image is rich in diversity. We can offer you games.

(17) In the first embodiment, the area is divided into a plurality of levels including the first underwater area 103a and the second underwater area 103b, and the area in any of the levels is set as the search area SA. When a moving object is placed in the search area SA, a search result image regarding the relationship between the type of moving object and the type of player item may or may not be displayed depending on the hierarchy in which the moving object is placed. There is. As a result, it is possible to draw attention to the hierarchy in which the moving object is arranged, and by effectively outputting information regarding the moving object in the form of a search result image, it is possible to provide a game rich in diversity.

(18) In the first embodiment, the search area SA is set in the layer corresponding to the selected player item. As a result, it is possible to draw attention to the hierarchy corresponding to the selected player item and the hierarchy in which the moving object is placed, and by effectively outputting information regarding the moving object in the form of a search result image, it is possible to increase diversity. We can provide a wide variety of games.

(19) In the first embodiment, depending on the type of the selected game field, there are cases in which a fish shadow image that can identify a moving object is displayed and cases in which it is not displayed. As a result, even if a game field in which no fish image is displayed is selected, the position and movement of the moving object can be visually confirmed by the position of the search result image displayed according to the moving object, and the search result image By effectively outputting information regarding moving objects, it is possible to provide games rich in diversity.

(20) Conventionally, while the game is progressing, it is necessary to check the images representing the game situation while checking the movement of the fish. For example, in the first embodiment, the position of the moving object displayed in the center of the display 13 is visually recognized, and the fishing rod image 111 displayed below the display 13, the tension gauge 114 displayed above the display 13, etc. It is necessary to visually check the game situation. For this reason, for example, if various images are displayed at various locations on the display 13, the player may have to change his or her line of sight, which may make it difficult to see moving objects on the game field and to understand the game situation. This sometimes made it difficult to concentrate on operations. Therefore, in the first embodiment, in the battle mode, the tension value of the fishing line is calculated according to the movement of the moving object and the state of the player item that can be changed by the player's operation. When it is determined that at least the tension value of the fishing line exceeds the threshold value of the allowable range, the battle mode termination condition is satisfied and the battle mode is terminated. A status monitor image is displayed in which the current angle of the fishing rod, the recommended angle of the fishing rod, the standard for the tension value of the fishing line, and the tension value of the fishing line can be specified. As a result, by visually checking the status monitor image, the player can specify the current fishing rod angle, the recommended fishing rod angle, the fishing line tension value standard, and the fishing line tension value. It is possible to provide a user interface that allows easy understanding of the situation.

(21) In the first embodiment, even if the tension value of the fishing line is within the allowable range, the tension image is displayed in a different display color depending on the range of the tension value of the fishing line. As a result, it is possible to identify whether the tension value of the fishing line is within or outside the allowable range from the display color of the tension image, and which range of the allowable range the tension value of the fishing line is within. It is possible to provide a user interface that allows easy understanding of the situation.

(22) In the first embodiment, when the tension value of the fishing line exceeds the lower limit of the allowable range, the vibration unit 44 of the first operating device 40 and the vibration unit 54 of the second operating device 50 are vibrated, and the tension is increased. Display the image with wavy lines. As a result, the tension value of the fishing line reaches the lower limit of the allowable range due to both the vibration of the vibration unit 44 of the first operating device 40 and the vibration unit 54 of the second operating device 50 and the tension image being displayed as a wavy line. It becomes possible to specify what has been exceeded, and it is possible to provide a user interface that makes it possible to easily grasp the game situation.

(23) In the first embodiment, even when the background of the status monitor image is switched, the status monitor image is displayed in a fixed display area. As a result, even if the background of the status monitor image changes, the status monitor image can be viewed as long as a certain display area is viewed, and it is possible to provide a user interface that allows the user to easily understand the game status. .

This embodiment can be modified and implemented as follows. This embodiment and the following modified examples can be implemented in combination with each other within a technically consistent range.
- In the above embodiment, areas of different sizes are set as the chance area CA based on the type of the selected player item, but the opportunity area CA is not limited to this, for example, based on the type of the selected player item, the chance area The center point CCP of the area CA may be different, or a combination thereof may be used. Further, for example, the same area may be set as the chance area CA regardless of the type of the selected player item.

- In the above embodiment, the center point CCP of the chance area CA is different based on the type of the selected game field, but the center point CCP of the chance area CA is different based on the type of the selected game field. The area may be set as a chance area CA, or a combination thereof may be used. Further, for example, the same area may be set as the chance area CA, regardless of the type of game field selected.

- In the above embodiment, the chance area CA is divided into two types, the first chance area CA1 and the second chance area CA2, but the invention is not limited to this. For example, the chance area CA may be divided into three or more types. , the opportunity area CA may not be divided.

- In the above embodiment, the chance area CA is set to have a cylindrical shape, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the chance area CA may be set to a prismatic shape.
- In the above embodiment, the first area is set in the underwater area 103 and the second area is set in the above-water area 104, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the second area may be set in the underwater area 103, for example. Further, for example, the chance area CA and the second area may be set to be lined up in the horizontal direction.

- In the above embodiment, an image that allows the chance area CA (first chance area CA1 and second chance area CA2) to be identified is displayed, but the present invention is not limited to this, and for example, an image that allows the opportunity area CA to be identified is displayed. It doesn't have to be done. Also, for example, an image that can identify the chance area CA may or may not be displayed, and depending on the type of player item, an image that can identify the chance area CA may or may not be displayed. There may be cases.

- In the above embodiment, the moving object was successfully captured because the distance between the coordinates of the moving object and the player's coordinates fell within the capturing range, but this is not limited to this, for example, if there is a hit point of the moving object. , the moving object may be successfully captured when the hit point reaches a predetermined value (for example, "0").

- In the above embodiment, both the shortening of the distance between the coordinates of the moving object and the player's coordinates and the capture of the moving object are adopted as benefits, but the present invention is not limited to this, and for example, if either one of the It may be adopted as a benefit, or different benefits may be provided.

- In the above embodiment, when a moving object is moved from the chance area CA to the water area 104, the coordinates of the moving object are brought closer to the coordinates of the player, but the present invention is not limited to this, and for example, the moving object may be successfully captured. You may let them.

- In the above embodiment, the tension value of the fishing line based on the movement of the moving object is different depending on whether the moving object is placed in the underwater area 103 or the above-water area 104. Not exclusively. For example, the fishing line tension value based on the movement of the moving object may be made different depending on whether the moving object is placed in the first underwater area 103a or the second underwater area 103b. Alternatively, for example, a combination of these may be used.

- In the above embodiment, the hit condition is satisfied when the coordinates of the moving object are placed in the area based on the coordinates of the lure, but the hit condition is not limited to this, for example, the first operating device 40 may be swung up, etc. A hit condition may be satisfied depending on the operation of the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50. Further, for example, the hit condition may be satisfied based on the relationship between the type of lure and the type of moving object.

- In the above embodiment, the search result image is displayed above the moving object, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the search result image may be displayed so as to correspond to the position of the moving object, for example.

- In the above embodiment, the search area SA is divided into two types, the first search area SA1 and the second search area SA2, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the search area SA may be divided into three or more types. , the search area SA may not be divided.

- In the above embodiment, the underwater area 103 is divided into two types of layers, the first underwater area 103a and the second underwater area 103b, but the invention is not limited to this, and it may be divided into three or more types of layers, for example. , it does not need to be divided into multiple types of hierarchies.

- In the above embodiment, both the type of moving object that was successfully captured and the weight of the moving object that was successfully captured are stored as history information, and moving object information is output with display content based on the stored information. However, for example, either one may be stored as history information. Other historical information may also be stored, such as the number of games played, the number of moving objects successfully captured, and the like.

- In the above embodiment, the fishing rod image 111, the tension gauge 114, and the status monitor image 115 are always displayed on the display 13 in the battle mode, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, there is a display state in which the fishing rod image 111 and the tension gauge 114 are displayed without the status monitor image 115 being displayed on the display 13, and a display state in which the fishing rod image 111 and the tension gauge 114 are not displayed on the display 13 and the status monitor image 115 is displayed. The display state in which is displayed may be switched, or the display state may be switched in response to a player's operation.

- In the above embodiment, the vibration condition is satisfied when the tension value of the fishing line exceeds the lower limit of the allowable range, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, when the tension value of the fishing line exceeds the upper limit of the allowable range, The vibration conditions may be satisfied, or a combination thereof may be used.

- In the above embodiment, when the tension value of the fishing line exceeds the lower limit of the allowable range, the vibration condition is established and the tension image is displayed as a wavy line. When the upper limit of the range is exceeded, the vibration condition is satisfied and the tension image may be displayed as a wavy line, or a combination thereof may be used.

- In the above embodiment, after the game starts, it is possible to control to any one of cast mode, standby mode, and battle mode, but the mode is not limited to this, and for example, it may be controlled to another control mode. . Further, for example, the moving object does not need to be controlled by at least one of the control modes of the cast mode and the standby mode, and it is sufficient that the moving object can be moved from the underwater area 103 to the above-water area 104 in accordance with the player's operation.

- In the above embodiment, the game provided to the player is a virtual reality game in which a three-dimensional image is displayed on the display 13. Alternatively, the game may be a game in which a two-dimensional image is displayed on a display.

- In the above embodiment, for example, an image may be displayed on a display other than the display 13 of the game processing device 10, and sound may be output from a speaker different from the speaker 14 of the game processing device 10. Further, in the case of such a configuration, at least one of the display 13 and the speaker 14 may not be provided in the game processing device 10.

- In the above embodiment, for example, the game processing device 10 may be configured integrally with the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50, and the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50 may be detachable. It may be. In this way, when the game processing device 10 is configured integrally with the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50, the game processing device 10 responds not to the detection results of the sensors 43 and 53 but to the operations of the operating switches 42 and 52. The configuration may be such that it is determined that various operations have been performed.

- In the above embodiment, for example, the display 13 may be configured as a head-mounted display mounted on the player's head. In such a configuration, the control unit 11 and the storage unit 12 may be provided in a computer device connected to the head mounted display by wire or wirelessly, or may be provided in the head mounted display itself. Further, for example, the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50 may be wired or wirelessly connected to at least one of a head-mounted display and a computer device, and the control unit 11 may be connected to the first operating device 40 and the second operating device 50 by wire or wirelessly. It is only necessary that the operation information of the second operation device 50 can be specified. Further, for example, the head-mounted display may be provided with a sensor that detects at least the movement (speed, direction) of the player's head, and an image corresponding to the movement of the player's head may be displayed on the display 13.

- In the above embodiment, a case has been described in which a fishing game is provided as an example of the game, but the present invention can also be applied to other games. That is, the present invention can be applied to any game in which a moving object is controlled to be moved in a game field.

The technical ideas that can be understood from the above embodiment and modification examples will be described.
(b) A program for providing a game using a game processing device including a control unit that controls movement of a moving object in a game field, the control unit being configured to allow the moving object to move in the game field. Area setting processing that sets a first area in a part of the movable area and sets a second area different from the first area in the game field, and controls to a specific state when a predetermined starting condition is satisfied. a specific state control process, a movement control process capable of moving the moving object in the movable area, and changing the movement of the moving object in response to a player's operation in the specific state; a benefit provision process that provides a benefit in response to an operation; an end condition parameter for determining whether an end condition for the specific state is satisfied in response to the movement of the moving object and the player's operation in the specific state; A termination condition parameter calculation process for calculating the termination condition parameter, a display control process for displaying an image in which the termination condition parameter can be specified, and a termination condition parameter determination process for determining whether the termination condition parameter exceeds the termination determination value, In the specific state control process, the termination condition of the specific state is satisfied when it is determined that at least the termination condition parameter exceeds the termination determination value, the termination condition is controlled to a non-specific state other than the specific state, and the termination condition parameter is calculated. In the process, in the specific state, the end condition based on the movement of the moving object is determined as a change amount that differs between when the moving object is placed in the first area and when it is placed in the second area. It is characterized by calculating parameters.

(b) The benefit provision process includes a benefit parameter calculation process that calculates a benefit parameter as the benefit in accordance with the player's operation in the specific state, and a benefit parameter determination process that determines whether the benefit parameter has reached a specified value. , when it is determined that the benefit parameter has reached a predetermined value, a process of further providing the benefit is executed, and in the specific state control process, it is determined that at least the termination condition parameter exceeds the termination determination value. The present invention is characterized in that when a condition for ending the specific state is satisfied, the control is performed to the non-specific state without providing the benefit.

(c) In the area setting process, a fifth area different from the first area is set in a part of the movable area in the game field, and in the benefit providing process, in response to the player's operation in the specific state. A larger amount of benefits is provided when the moving object is moved from the first area to the second area than when the moving object is moved from the fifth area to the second area. Features.

(d) A program for providing a game using a game processing device including a control unit that controls movement of a moving object in a game field, the control unit being configured to allow the moving object to move in the game field. Area setting processing for setting a prescribed area in a part of the movable area, display control processing for displaying an image that allows identification of the prescribed area, specific state control processing for controlling to a particular state when a predetermined starting condition is met. , a movement control process capable of moving the moving object in the movable area and changing the movement of the moving object in response to a player's operation in the specific state; and an information output control process for outputting information regarding the moving object when the moving object is placed in the specified area in the specific state.

(E) A program for providing a game using a game processing device including a control unit that controls movement of a moving object in a game field, the control unit being capable of causing the movement of the moving object to change. A player item selection process that selects a type of player item according to a player's operation, and a player item that can be changed to a part of a movable area in which the moving object is movable in the game field according to the player's operation. a predetermined area setting process that sets a predetermined area based on the position of an item; a display control process that displays an image that allows the predetermined area to be identified; and when the moving object is placed in the predetermined area, the predetermined area The present invention is characterized in that an information output control process is executed to output information about a relationship between the type of the moving object and the type of the player item, depending on the position of the moving object placed in the player item.

(f) A program for providing a game using a game processing device including a control unit that controls movement of a moving object in a game field, the control unit being configured to allow the moving object to move in the game field. Area setting processing that sets a movable area; player item selection processing that selects the type of player item that can change the movement of the moving object according to the player's operation; and identification when a predetermined start condition is met. A specific state control process for controlling a state, the moving object can be moved in the movable area, and the movement of the moving object is controlled by changing the state of the player item in response to a player's operation in the specific state. A movement control process that can be changed, a recommended state calculation process that calculates a recommended state of the player item based on the movement of the moving object, and a benefit provision that provides a benefit in accordance with the player's operation in the specific state. processing, a termination condition parameter calculation process for calculating termination condition parameters for determining whether termination conditions of the specific state are satisfied in the specific state, according to the movement of the moving object and the state of the player item; A termination condition parameter determination process for determining whether the termination condition parameter exceeds the termination determination value is executed, and in the specific state control process, at least the termination condition parameter determination process determines whether the termination condition parameter exceeds the termination determination value. When the end condition of the state is met, the state is controlled to a non-specific state instead of the specific state, and in the display control process, the current state of the player item, the recommended state of the player item, and the end judgment value are set. , and the termination condition parameter are displayed.

[1] A program for providing a game using a game processing device including a control unit that controls a first object in a game field and a second object that is an item of a player,
In the control section,
a first object movement process that controls movement of the first object;
an operation information acquisition process of acquiring operation information from a first operation device and a second operation device operated by the player;
a coordinate calculation process of moving the second object based on the operation information in a standby mode before a battle, and calculating coordinates of the second object;
mode change processing of changing to a battle mode in which the first object and the player compete when the coordinates of the first object and the coordinates of the second object fall within a predetermined range in the standby mode;
in the battle mode, performing a battle parameter calculation process that calculates a value of a battle parameter regarding the battle of the first object based on the operation information;
The mode change process is a game processing program that terminates a mode in which the player competes against the first object when the value of the battle parameter falls outside a reference range.
[2] In the control section,
a placement mode start process for controlling a placement mode in which the second object is placed on the game field based on the operation information;
a placement process for placing the second object at a position in the game field according to the operation information;
The game processing program according to [1], further causing a placement mode ending process to end the placement mode and change to the standby mode after specifying the coordinates of the second object.
[3] The game processing program according to [1] or [2], which causes the control unit to execute a game field selection process of selecting a type of the game field in accordance with a player's operation.
[4] The game processing program according to any one of [1] to [3], wherein the battle parameter indicates the tension of a thread connected to the second object.
[5] A game processing method for providing a game using a control unit that controls movement of a first object and a second object that is an item of a player in a game field, the method comprising:
The control section,
a first object movement process that controls movement of the first object;
an operation information acquisition process of acquiring operation information from a first operation device and a second operation device operated by the player;
a coordinate calculation process of moving the second object based on the operation information in a standby mode before a battle, and calculating coordinates of the second object;
mode change processing of changing to a battle mode in which the first object and the player compete when the coordinates of the first object and the coordinates of the second object fall within a predetermined range in the standby mode;
in the battle mode, executing a battle parameter calculation process of calculating a value of a battle parameter regarding the battle of the first object based on the operation information;
The mode change process is a game processing method in which a mode in which the player competes against the first object is ended when the value of the battle parameter falls outside a reference range.
[6] A game processing method for providing a game using a control unit that controls movement of a first object and a second object that is an item of a player in a game field, the method comprising:
The control section,
a first object movement process that controls movement of the first object;
an operation information acquisition process of acquiring operation information from a first operation device and a second operation device operated by the player;
a coordinate calculation process of moving the second object based on the operation information in a standby mode before a battle, and calculating coordinates of the second object;
mode change processing of changing to a battle mode in which the first object and the player compete when the coordinates of the first object and the coordinates of the second object fall within a predetermined range in the standby mode;
in the battle mode, executing a battle parameter calculation process of calculating a value of a battle parameter regarding the battle of the first object based on the operation information;
The mode change process is a game processing device that terminates a mode in which the battle against the first object occurs when the value of the battle parameter falls outside a reference range.

CA...chance area, CA1...first chance area, CA2...second chance area, GS...game system, 10...game processing device, 11...control unit, 12...storage unit, 13...display, 14...speaker, 15... Input/output unit, 21...game management unit, 40...first operating device, 50...second operating device.

Claims (11)

A program for providing a game using a control unit that controls a moving object in a game field, the program comprising:
In the control section,
a coordinate calculation process of acquiring operation information from an operation device operated by the player, moving a player item within the game based on the operation information, and calculating coordinates of the player item;
environment setting processing for setting a prescribed area in the game field;
identification processing for identifying the type of the moving object when the moving object is located in the specified area;
Based on benefit history information including the type of the moving object acquired by the player, moving object information that differs depending on whether the type of the moving object located in the specified area is the type acquired by the player in the past. Output control processing to output
a battle process of executing a battle between the player and the moving object;
If it is determined that the distance between the player's coordinates and the moving object's coordinates in the game is within a predetermined distance range, acquisition of the moving object is provided as a benefit, and information regarding the moving object is provided as a benefit. A game processing program that executes providing processing to be stored in history information. In the environment setting process, a first defined area and a second defined area are set as the defined areas ,
2. The game processing program according to claim 1, wherein the output control process outputs different moving object information depending on whether the moving object is located in the first defined area or the second defined area. The first defined area is an area that includes the center point of an area that allows the moving object to approach the player, and the second defined area is an area that does not include the center point and is located within the first defined area. The game processing program according to claim 2, wherein the game processing program is an area farther from the center point than the center point. According to any one of claims 1 to 3, in the output control process, based on the privilege history information, the moving object information whose type can be specified is output for the moving object that has an acquisition history. game processing program. 5. In the output control process, based on the privilege history information, the moving object information having contents indicating attributes of the moving object is outputted to the moving object that has an acquisition history. The game processing program described in . In the output control process, based on the privilege history information, the moving object information indicating whether or not the player's acquisition record can be updated for the moving object that is located in the first specified area and has an acquisition history is transmitted. The game processing program according to claim 2 or 3, which outputs the game processing program. In the control section,
Setting a search area for detecting the moving object according to the coordinates of the player item, and outputting search result information indicating a relationship with the player item in association with the moving object located in the search area. The game processing program according to any one of claims 1 to 6 , further causing a search process to be executed. 8. The game processing program according to claim 1, wherein in the environment setting process, the prescribed area is set differently depending on the type of the player item. In the control section,
Area setting processing of setting a first area, which is the prescribed area, in a part of a movable area in which the moving object can move in the game field, and setting a second area different from the first area in the game field. and,
a movement control process that executes a process that allows the moving object to be moved from the first area to the second area in response to an operation by the player;
Provides a benefit of increasing the amount of reduction in the distance between the coordinates of the player and the coordinates of the moving object when the moving object is moved from the first area to the second area in response to the player's operation. The game processing program according to any one of claims 1 to 8, further causing a privilege providing process to be executed. A game processing method for providing a game using a control unit that controls a moving object in a game field, the method comprising:
The control section,
a coordinate calculation process of acquiring operation information from an operation device operated by the player, moving a player item within the game based on the operation information, and calculating coordinates of the player item;
environment setting processing for setting a prescribed area in the game field;
identification processing for identifying the type of the moving object when the moving object is located in the specified area;
Based on benefit history information including the type of the moving object acquired by the player, moving object information that differs depending on whether the type of the moving object located in the specified area is the type acquired by the player in the past. Output control processing to output
a battle process of executing a battle between the player and the moving object;
If it is determined that the distance between the player's coordinates and the moving object's coordinates in the game is within a predetermined distance range, acquisition of the moving object is provided as a benefit, and information regarding the moving object is provided as a benefit. A game processing method that performs providing processing that is stored in history information. A game processing device that provides a game using a control unit that controls moving objects in a game field,
The control section,
a coordinate calculation process of acquiring operation information from an operation device operated by the player, moving a player item within the game based on the operation information, and calculating coordinates of the player item;
environment setting processing for setting a prescribed area in the game field;
identification processing for identifying the type of the moving object when the moving object is located in the specified area;
Based on benefit history information including the type of the moving object acquired by the player, moving object information that differs depending on whether the type of the moving object located in the specified area is the type acquired by the player in the past. Output control processing to output
a battle process of executing a battle between the player and the moving object;
If it is determined that the distance between the player's coordinates and the moving object's coordinates in the game is within a predetermined distance range, acquisition of the moving object is provided as a benefit, and information regarding the moving object is provided as a benefit. A game processing device that executes providing processing that is stored in history information.