JP7448515B2 - Management server and program - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a management server and a program.

In recent years, as network terminals such as smartphones and game consoles have become more sophisticated, various types of games can be displayed on the screen of the network terminal, making it easier for users at home to select and play (run) the desired game. ) are provided online services that allow you to do so.

For example, Patent Document 1 discloses that a user borrows coins to be used in a game by depositing money using a credit card or bank account, and uses the coins to play a desired game. A communication game system is disclosed in which coins remaining after the game can be exchanged for prizes.

JP 2001-224854

However, it has been pointed out that in order to obtain popular prizes in the above system, it is necessary to spend a large amount of money on games and win many games, which inevitably increases the gambling nature. .

The present invention has been made in view of the circumstances described above, and one of its objects is to provide a highly entertaining game experience while suppressing the gambling nature.

A management server according to an aspect of the present disclosure includes a first granting unit that grants a first point to a user to enable play of a game, and a predetermined amount of points necessary for playing a game, in accordance with charges to the user. a game execution control section that controls the execution of the game by consuming the first points; a second awarding section that awards the user with predetermined points having a value according to the result of the game; a third granting unit that grants a second point to the user according to the consumption amount of the first point; and a third granting unit that grants the user a second point according to the consumption amount of the first point; The gist is to include an exchange control unit that controls exchange.

A program according to another aspect of the present disclosure includes a first awarding unit that provides a first point to a user that enables the user to play the game, and a first awarding unit that provides the user with first points that enable the user to play the game in accordance with the charge to the user. a game execution control section that controls the execution of the game by consuming a predetermined amount of first points; a second awarding section that awards the user with predetermined points having a value corresponding to the result of the game; First, there is a third award unit that provides a user with second points according to the consumption amount of the first points, and a third award unit that provides a user with a second point according to the consumption amount of the first point, and a third award unit that provides a user with a predetermined amount of points using the first points and/or the second points in accordance with the user's request. The gist is to function as an exchange control unit that controls the exchange of content.

According to certain aspects of the present invention, it is possible to provide a highly entertaining game experience while suppressing the gambling nature.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of the configuration of a game system according to the present embodiment. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram for explaining the service outline of the game system. It is a diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of a management server and a user terminal. FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the functional configuration of a management server. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating registered contents of a user table. It is a diagram illustrating registered contents of a product/content table. It is a diagram illustrating a game list. It is a flowchart which shows point control processing. It is a flow chart showing game control processing.

Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In addition, in each figure, those with the same reference numerals have the same or similar configurations.

A. This embodiment <System configuration>
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of the configuration of a game system 100 according to the present embodiment.
The game system 100 includes a management server 10 and a plurality of user terminals 20. The management server 10 and the plurality of user terminals 20 can communicate with each other via the network N.

One or more portions of network N may be a wired network or a wireless network. Network N may include, by way of example and not limitation, an Ad Hoc Network, an intranet, an extranet, a Virtual Private Network (VPN), a Local Area Network (LAN), a wireless LAN (Wireless LAN: WLAN), Wide Area Network (WAN), Wireless WAN (WWAN), Metropolitan Area Network (MAN), part of the Internet, Public Switched Telephone Network (Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), mobile phone networks, ISDNs (Integrated Service Digital Networks), wireless LANs, LTE (Long Term Evolution), CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access), Bluetooth (registered trademark), satellite communications, etc. Alternatively, a combination of two or more of these may be included.

<Overview of game system 100>
Under the control of the management server 10, the game system 100 provides various games to each user online, and also allows users to purchase products and digital content (hereinafter referred to as content) after finishing the game. One feature is that multiple types of points are awarded that can be used to play the game (details will be described later).

The management server 10 is realized by, for example, a server computer, and controls the execution of games on each user terminal 20, the purchase of products and contents, and the like.
The user terminal 20 is a terminal owned by each user, and includes, for example, a smartphone, a mobile phone, a personal computer, a handheld computer device, a wearable terminal, or the like. The user terminal 20 stores software necessary for using the system 100 (hereinafter also referred to as "main application"). By operating the main application, Internet browser, etc. installed on the user terminal 20, the user enjoys various services provided by the system 100, including participation in various games. Note that the main application may be configured to be installed on the user terminal 20, but some or all of the functions of the main application may be provided from the management server 10 via the network N.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram for explaining the service outline of the game system 100.
In the game system 100, users who use this system can play various games using points earned when purchasing rights to play games (hereinafter referred to as game play rights) or when purchasing content. It is now possible to play games and acquire (exchange) products and content. In the following explanation, we assume that the method of acquiring game play rights is a monthly subscription, such as a 0 yen monthly course (free course), a 500 yen monthly course, a 1000 yen course, etc. The charges are not limited to these.

A. Characteristics of points <A-1. About gold points＞
In order to purchase game play rights, if the user performs the billing operation for the monthly subscription of a predetermined course, or if it is determined that the user satisfies the continuation conditions for the monthly subscription, the user will receive gold points based on the billed amount. 1 point, predetermined point) will be awarded. For example, when a user performs a billing operation for a monthly subscription for a 500 yen course, gold points (100 gold points) with a grant rate of 20% are awarded (S1).

Further, when a user purchases content purchasing diamonds (paid stones, etc.) in advance in order to purchase content such as stamps, gold points are given according to the purchase amount. For example, when a user purchases diamonds worth 1,000 yen, gold points (100 gold points) with a grant rate of 10% are awarded (S2). Note that the award rate of gold points and the like can be set arbitrarily.

The user can use the awarded gold points to play various games, purchase products at the EC shop, and purchase content at the content shop (S3). Note that the user can pay for the entire amount of the product with points, but it is also possible to pay a part of the purchase amount with points (so-called point discount) and pay the rest with cash.

<A-2. About blue points＞
Blue points (third points, predetermined points) are points that are awarded according to the results of the game by the user. For example, if the user wins the game, a predetermined amount of blue points (for example, 50 blue points) are awarded. will be granted.
The user can use the provided blue points to play various games or purchase products at the EC shop (S4). Even when playing a game using blue points, blue points are awarded according to the result of the game, similar to when playing a game using gold points. For example, if a user wins a game, a predetermined amount of blue points (eg, 100 blue points) is awarded. However, even if the game result is the same (for example, "win"), the amount of blue points that will be awarded when gold points are consumed (for example, 50 blue points) and the amount of blue points that will be awarded when gold points are consumed (for example, 50 blue points) The amount of blue points (eg, 20 blue points) may be set differently.

<A-3. About black points＞
The black points (second points) are points given according to the gold points consumed for playing the game, regardless of the result of the game by the user. For example, if 100 gold points are consumed per game, the same amount of black points (that is, 100 black points) is given to the user (S5). On the other hand, if the user plays the game by consuming blue points (that is, points acquired by the user for free), no black points will be awarded regardless of the result of the game. A user can purchase content at a content shop by consuming black points.

According to such a configuration, users can play various games by consuming gold points that are given according to billing operations and satisfying monthly subscription continuation conditions (i.e., user billing). , you can purchase products and content. Here, when gold points are consumed to play a game, black points are given to the user according to the consumption of gold points, regardless of the result of the game, while black points are given to the user according to the result of the game. A predetermined amount of blue points are awarded to the user.

Users can use the black points given to them to purchase content that has the same value as gold points, and can also spend the given blue points to play games or buy products. You can purchase, etc. In this way, it is possible to provide a highly entertaining gaming experience while suppressing the gambling nature.

<Hardware configuration>
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of the management server 10 and the user terminal 20. The management server 10 and the user terminals 20 each include a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 1, a storage device 2 such as a ROM (Read Only Memory) or a RAM (Random Access Memory), and a communication IF (Interface) 3 that performs wired or wireless communication. , an input device 4 that receives input operations, and an output device 5 that outputs information. The input device 4 is, for example, a keyboard, mouse, touch panel, microphone, or the like. The output device 5 is, for example, a display (screen) and/or a speaker.

Hereinafter, the functional configuration of the management server 10 will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 4.

<Functional block configuration>
The management server (computer) 10 includes a storage section 110, a game execution control section 120, a display control section 130, a giving section 140, and an exchange control section 150.

The game execution control section 120, the display control section 130, the providing section 140, and the exchange control section 150 are realized by the CPU 1 of the management server 10 executing various programs stored in the storage device 2. Note that the program can be stored in a storage medium such as a USB memory or a CD-ROM.

The storage unit 110 is realized by the storage device 2, and stores a user table 111, a product/content table 112, etc. in addition to a program that controls the execution of the main application.

5 and 6 are diagrams illustrating registered contents of the user table 111 and product/content table 112, respectively.
In the user table 111, user numbers, authentication information, basic user information, owned point information, game history information, etc. are registered in association with each other.

The user number is information for uniquely identifying a user. The authentication information is information for logging into the game system 100, and includes, for example, a user ID and a password. The basic user information includes, for example, user name, gender, age, family structure, address, contact information, workplace, annual income, hobbies, and the like. The owned point information is information indicating the type of points (specifically, gold points, blue points, black points) and the amount of points owned by the user at the time. The game history information is information representing the wins and losses of the user's games over a predetermined period of time in the past.

The product/content table 112 associates a product/content number for uniquely identifying a product or content, the name of the product or content, the amount of points required for purchasing (i.e., exchanging) the product or content, etc. is registered.

The game execution control unit 120 controls the execution of the game according to the operation of the user terminal 20 by the user. More specifically, the game execution control unit 120 controls the game including the start and end of the game by consuming gold points (for example, 40 gold points) or blue points required for game play according to the user's operation. Control progress.

FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a game list GL registered in the game execution control unit 120.
In the game list GL, the names and types of all games that can be provided by the game system 100 are registered. The games include a first type game and a second type game. The first type game is, for example, a music game, and can be played by consuming a predetermined amount of points (for example, 40 points) as a participation fee. On the other hand, type 2 games are, for example, slots or casino games, in which the user's points are converted into play media (for example, medals) that can be used in the game, and the game is played using this play media. becomes possible. In this embodiment, a first type game and a second type game are illustrated as examples of games, but it goes without saying that other types of games may be included.

In this embodiment, the playing condition for the first type game is that the player must have a predetermined amount or more of gold points and/or blue points, and the playing condition for the second type game is that the player must have gold points or blue points. However, how to set the play conditions for various games is arbitrary.

The display control unit 130 controls the display of each user terminal 20. For example, the display control unit 130 generates various game screens and the like according to the progress of the game, and transmits them to the user terminal 20. In addition, in response to a request from a user, the display control unit 130 displays the amount of gold points, blue points, and black points on the user terminal 20 in a color-coded manner (i.e., a distinguishable display).

The application section 140 includes a first application section 141 , a second application section 142 , a third application section 143 , and a fourth application section 144 .

The first granting unit 141 grants gold points to the user, which enable the user to play various games, in accordance with the user's billing operation. When the first granting unit 141 grants gold points to the user according to the amount charged to the user, the first granting unit 141 updates the owned point information of the user registered in the user table 111.

The second granting unit 142 grants a predetermined amount of blue points to the user according to the result of the game by the user. The amount of blue points given to the user varies depending on, for example, the type of game, the outcome of the game, the number of games played, and the like. When the second granting unit 142 grants the user blue points of a value corresponding to the result of the game, the second granting unit 142 updates the owned point information of the user registered in the user table 111.

The third granting unit 143 grants a predetermined amount of black points to the user in accordance with the gold points consumed for playing the game, regardless of the result of the game by the user. As already explained, the user may be given the same amount of black points as the consumed gold points, or, for example, more black points may be given to the user than the consumed gold points. When the third granting unit 143 grants the user black points of a value corresponding to the consumed gold points, the third granting unit 143 updates the owned point information of the user registered in the user table 111.

The fourth granting unit 144 grants a predetermined amount of blue points (for example, 20 blue points) to the user when the user performs a specific operation (for example, a login operation, an operation related to various campaigns, etc.). When the fourth granting unit 144 grants blue points of a value corresponding to a specific operation to a user, it updates the owned point information of the user registered in the user table 111.

The exchange control unit 150 performs exchange for content using gold points or black points, or exchange for products using gold points or blue points, in response to a user's request. For example, upon receiving a purchase (exchange) request for a predetermined game machine A from a user, the exchange control unit 150 refers to the product/content table 112 and grasps the price (point amount) of the game machine A. When the exchange control unit 150 learns that the amount of points required to exchange game machine A is 4,500 points (see FIG. 6), it accesses the user table 111 and extracts 4,500 yen worth of points from the points owned by the user. is decremented (consumed) and the owned point information of the user is updated. Then, the exchange control unit 150 notifies the user terminal 20 of the user that the game machine A will be sent at a later date. Note that when exchanging points for products, it is possible to arbitrarily set which of gold points or blue points should be consumed preferentially. The same applies to the exchange of points for content.

Next, point control processing and game control processing by the management server 10 will be explained with reference to flowcharts.

<Point control processing>
FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing point control processing executed by the management server 10.
The management server 10 determines whether the user has performed a billing operation (for example, credit card payment) for the monthly subscription related to game play rights or whether the continuation conditions for the monthly subscription are satisfied (step Sa1).

<<When billing for monthly subscription>>
When the management server 10 determines that the monthly subscription billing operation has been performed or that the monthly subscription continuation conditions are met (step Sa1; YES), the management server 10 provides a grant rate according to the billing amount of the subscription course. Gold points are given to the user (step Sa2). More specifically, the management server 10 first accesses the user table 111 and updates the owned point information of the user according to the awarded gold points. Then, the management server 10 displays the updated owned point information on the user terminal 20 of the user (step Sa3), and ends the process.

<<When purchasing diamonds for content purchase>>
If the management server 10 determines that the monthly subscription billing operation has not been performed or that it is not the timing to judge the continuation conditions of the monthly subscription (step Sa1; NO), the management server 10 determines that the diamond for content purchase is not used by the user. It is determined whether the item has been purchased (step Sa4).

When the management server 10 determines that diamonds for content purchase have been purchased (step Sa4; YES), it grants gold points to the user at a grant rate according to the purchase amount (step Sa5). When the management server 10 updates the owned point information according to the awarded gold points, the management server 10 displays the updated owned point information on the user terminal 20 of the user (step Sa3), and ends the process.

＜＜When purchasing a product＞＞
When the management server 10 determines that diamonds for content purchase have not been purchased (step Sa4; NO), the management server 10 determines whether the user has accessed the EC shop (step Sa6). When the management server 10 determines that the EC shop has been accessed (step Sa6; YES), the management server 10 refers to the ownership point information of the user registered in the user table 111 and determines whether the user owns gold points or blue points. It is determined whether or not (step Sa7).

If the management server 10 determines that the user does not own gold points or blue points (step Sa7; NO), it is not possible to purchase products using points (including point discounts), and thus ends the process.

On the other hand, if the management server 10 determines that the user owns gold points or blue points (step Sa7; YES), it transmits a message to the user terminal 20 of the user prompting the user to select a product. The user uses the user terminal 20 to select a desired product. When the management server 10 receives a product selection operation from the user terminal 20 (step Sa8), the management server 10 refers to the product/content table 112 and determines the amount of points required to purchase the product desired by the user. Then, the management server 10 accesses the user table 111, subtracts (consumes) points corresponding to the product from the owned points of the user, and updates the owned point information of the user (step Sa9). After updating the owned point information, the management server 10 displays the updated owned point information on the user terminal 20 of the user (step Sa3), and ends the process.

<<When purchasing content>>
When the management server 10 determines that the EC shop has not been accessed (step Sa6; NO), it determines whether the content shop has been accessed (step Sa10). When the management server 10 determines that the content shop has been accessed (step Sa10; YES), the management server 10 refers to the owned point information of the user registered in the user table 111 and determines whether the user owns gold points or black points. It is determined whether or not (step Sa11).

If the management server 10 determines that the user does not own gold points or black points (step Sa11; NO), the process ends because content cannot be purchased (including point discounts) using points.

On the other hand, if the management server 10 determines that the user has gold points or black points (step Sa11; YES), it transmits a message to the user terminal 20 of the user to prompt the user to select content. The user uses the user terminal 20 to select desired content. When the management server 10 receives a content selection operation from the user terminal 20 (step Sa12), the management server 10 refers to the product/content table 112 and determines the amount of points required to purchase the content desired by the user. Then, the management server 10 accesses the user table 111, subtracts (consumes) points corresponding to the content from the points owned by the user, and updates the owned point information of the user (step Sa13). After updating the owned point information, the management server 10 displays the updated owned point information on the user terminal 20 of the user (step Sa3), and ends the process.

＜＜When playing the game＞＞
When the management server 10 determines that the content shop has not been accessed (step Sa10; NO), the management server 10 determines whether a user has requested to play a game (step Sa14). If there is no request to play the game (step Sa14; NO), the management server 10 ends the process, but if there is a request to play the game (step Sa14; YES), the management server 10 executes the game control process shown in FIG. (Step Sa15). When the management server 10 finishes the game control process and updates the owned point information of the user according to the game result, the management server 10 displays the updated owned point information on the user terminal 20 of the user (step Sa3), and continues the process. finish.

<Game control processing>
FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing the game control process executed by the management server 10.
When the management server 10 receives a game play request, it transmits a message prompting the user to select a game to the user terminal 20 of the user. The user selects one of the games using the user terminal 20. As already explained, selectable games include first type games such as music games, and second type games such as slots and casino games. The management server 10 determines whether or not there is a game selection operation from the user terminal 20 within a predetermined time (step Sb1). If the management server 10 does not receive a game selection operation from the user terminal 20 within a predetermined period of time (step Sb1; NO), the management server 10 ends the process.

On the other hand, when the management server 10 receives a game selection operation from the user terminal 20 within a predetermined period of time, the management server 10 determines the type of the selected game by referring to the game list GL (step Sb2).

<<For Type 2 games>>
For example, when the management server 10 determines that the selected game is a type 2 game because it is a casino game, the management server 10 checks whether the user satisfies the play conditions for the type 2 game. It is determined whether the user has gold points or blue points (step Sb3).
When the management server 10 refers to the user table 111 and determines that the user has neither gold points nor blue points (step Sb3; NO), the process ends.

On the other hand, if the management server 10 determines that the user has gold points or blue points (step Sb3; YES), the management server 10 uses the gold points or blue points as play media (fourth type) that can be used in the second type game. points) (step Sb4). Note that the user issues an instruction to convert points into game media (including instructions on the amount of points, type of points, etc.). The management server 10 controls the execution of the second type game according to the operation of the user terminal 20 by the user (step Sb5). After that, when the management server 10 receives an instruction to end the game from the user terminal 20, for example, it ends the second type game (step Sb6) and gives the user points according to the result of the game (step Sb7). As an example, the management server 10 converts the game media remaining at the end of the game into blue points and gives them to the user. Note that the type of points to be converted may match the type of points consumed. For example, when playing a game by consuming gold points, the remaining game media is converted into gold points and given to the user, whereas when playing a game by consuming blue points, the remaining game media are converted to gold points and given to the user. The game media held by the player may be converted into blue points and given to the user.

Furthermore, the management server 10 determines whether gold points have been consumed in playing the current game (step Sb8). When the management server 10 determines that the gold points have not been consumed in the current game (step Sb8; NO), it skips step Sb9, updates the increased/decreased information on the points owned by the user, and ends the process.

On the other hand, if the management server 10 determines that the gold points have been consumed in the current game (step Sb8; YES), the management server 10 will award a predetermined amount of black points according to the consumed gold points, regardless of the result of the current game. (Step Sb9). Then, the management server 10 updates the point information owned by the user, which has been increased or decreased, and ends the process.

<<For Type 1 games>>
For example, when the management server 10 determines that the selected game is a first type game because it is a music game, the management server 10 awards gold points to the user in order to check whether the user satisfies the play conditions for the first type game. And/or it is determined whether the user has a predetermined amount or more of blue points (step Sb10).

When the management server 10 refers to the user table 111 and determines that the user does not have more than a predetermined amount of gold points and/or blue points (step Sb10; NO), the process returns to step Sb1.

On the other hand, if the management server 10 determines that the user has more than a predetermined amount of gold points and/or blue points (step Sb10; YES), the management server 10 deducts the gold points and/or blue points held by the user. , performs a process of consuming (subtracting) points set as participation fees for the first type game (step Sb11). Note that the user may, for example, instruct the type of points to be consumed. The management server 10 controls the execution of the first type game according to the operation of the user terminal 20 by the user (step Sb12). After that, when the management server 10 receives a game termination instruction from the user terminal 20, for example, the management server 10 terminates the first type game (step Sb13) and determines the game result. For example, in the case of a competitive music game, the winner or loser of the game is determined based on whether the user has a higher score than other users who have participated in the game. When the management server 10 determines that the user's score is lower than the scores of other users and has lost (step Sb14; NO), the process proceeds to step Sb8. Note that the subsequent processing has already been explained and will therefore be omitted.

On the other hand, if the management server 10 determines that the user has won (step Sb14; YES), it gives the user points according to the result of the game (step Sb15). As an example, the management server 10 gives 80% of the total points collected from each user as a participation fee for this game to the user as victory points. The victory points given to the user may be either gold points or blue points, but may be based on the type of points consumed in the game. For example, if you spend gold points to participate in the game, gold points will be given as victory points, but if you spend blue points to participate in the game, blue points will be given as victory points. You can. Furthermore, the award rate of victory points may be changed depending on the type of points consumed in the game. For example, if you spend gold points to participate in the game, the victory point grant rate is set to 80%, but if you spend blue points to participate in the game, the victory point grant rate is set to 80%. may be set to 50%. After the management server 10 grants the victory points to the user, the process proceeds to step Sb8, but since the subsequent processing has already been explained, it will be omitted.

As explained above, according to the present embodiment, users can play various games and purchase products and content by consuming gold points given according to billing operations. can. Here, when gold points are consumed to play a game, black points are given to the user according to the consumption of gold points, regardless of the result of the game, while black points are given to the user according to the result of the game. A predetermined amount of blue points are awarded to the user.

The user can spend the assigned black points to purchase content, and can also spend the assigned blue points to play games, purchase products, etc. In this way, it is possible to provide a highly entertaining gaming experience while suppressing the gambling nature.

Further, this system can provide users with various games of different purposes, such as first type games such as music games, and second type games such as slots and casino games. Therefore, each user can enjoy the game more, and it is possible to maintain or improve motivation.

B. Others In this embodiment, the exchange control unit 150 uses gold points or black points to exchange for digital content in response to a user's request. You may exchange it for digital content. Similarly, in the case of a product, the exchange control unit 150 may use both gold points and blue points to exchange for a product.

In this embodiment, after a user plays a game, black points are given to the user according to the gold points consumed for the game. Black points may be given to the user according to the timing of consumption, that is, the gold points consumed before starting the game. For example, if a user plays a type 1 game, when the user consumes the gold points set as the participation fee to start the type 1 game, the user receives black points corresponding to the consumed gold points. It should be given to .

In this embodiment, when a predetermined amount of gold points (for example, 100 gold points) is consumed, the same amount of black points as the consumed gold points is used regardless of the result of the game (in this case, 100 black points). is given to the user, but it is not limited thereto. For example, when 100 gold points are consumed, 50 black points may be given to the user. In this case, it is sufficient that 100 gold points and 50 black points can be purchased as equivalent values when the user purchases the same content as values that can be exchanged at the content shop. Any form may be used as long as black points having the same value as the consumed gold points are given to the user.

Note that in this embodiment, a "section" does not simply mean a physical means, but also includes a case where the function of the "section" is realized by software. Furthermore, even if the functions of one "department" or device are realized by two or more physical means or devices, the functions of two or more "departments" or devices are realized by one physical means or device. It's okay.

100...Game system, 10...Management server, 20...User terminal, 110...Storage unit, 111...User table, 112...Product/content table, 120...Game execution control unit, 130...Display control unit, 140...Giving unit, 141...First giving part, 142...Second giving part, 143...Third giving part, 144...Fourth giving part, 150...Exchange control part, GL...Game list

Claims (2)

a first granting unit that grants the user first points that enable the user to play the game in response to the user 's billing operation ;
a game execution control unit that controls execution of the game by consuming a predetermined amount of the first points necessary for playing the game;
a second granting unit that grants the user third points having a value according to the result of the game;
a third granting unit that grants second points to the user according to the consumption amount of the first points, regardless of the result of the game;
a fourth granting unit that grants the third points to the user when the user performs a specific operation;
an exchange control unit that controls exchange for predetermined content using the first points and/or the second points in response to a request from the user ;
The third point enables play of the game,
The game execution control unit controls execution of the game by consuming a predetermined amount of the third points necessary for playing the game,
When the game is executed using the third points, the second awarding section awards a predetermined amount of the third points according to the result of the game, while The granting unit is a management server that does not grant the second points regardless of the result of the game . computer,
a first granting unit that grants the user first points that enable the user to play the game in response to the user 's billing operation ;
a game execution control unit that controls execution of the game by consuming a predetermined amount of the first points necessary for playing the game;
a second granting unit that grants the user third points having a value according to the result of the game;
a third granting unit that grants second points to the user according to the consumption amount of the first points, regardless of the result of the game;
a fourth granting unit that grants the third points to the user when the user performs a specific operation;
A program for functioning as an exchange control unit that controls exchange for predetermined content using the first points and/or the second points in response to a request from the user ,
The third point enables play of the game,
The game execution control unit controls execution of the game by consuming a predetermined amount of the third points necessary for playing the game,
When the game is executed using the third points, the second awarding section awards a predetermined amount of the third points according to the result of the game, while A program in which the awarding unit does not award the second points regardless of the result of the game .

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