JP7450382B2 - Game programs, server devices and game systems - Google Patents

Description

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

Games often include an item provision function (a function that provides game items to players) such as Gasha. In particular, in recent games, in order to provide variety, multiple types of item providing functions have been implemented at the same time, allowing the player to select a desired item providing function from among them. However, as the number of choices increases, the player has to search for the display object (GUI component for item provision) required to execute the desired item provision function from among the many display objects displayed on the game screen. However, there was a problem in that convenience and visibility were reduced.

Conventionally, in a GUI that changes the display order of items by switching sort keys on a selection screen where a list of items is displayed, a technique is known that changes the presentation order of sort keys in consideration of the player's operation tendency (Patent Document (see 1).

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2015-188598

The conventional technology determines the presentation order using the number of selections of display objects (sort keys) for item sorting, and is not specialized for display objects related to the execution of the item providing function.

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems, and its purpose is to provide a game program, a server device, and a game system that can improve the convenience of players who use the item provision function. Our goal is to provide the following.

(1) The present invention includes a plurality of item selection units that execute a process of selecting a game item to be associated with a player from among a plurality of game items that are selection candidates based on a player's operation, and the item selection unit The computer is caused to function as a display control section that causes a display section to display a guiding display object for guiding the player's operation related to the execution of the item selection section, respectively, for each of the plurality of item selection sections; The present invention relates to a game program characterized in that the guidance display object to be displayed with priority is determined or the display order of the plurality of guidance display objects is changed in accordance with the above. The present invention also relates to a computer-readable information storage medium that stores the above game program. The present invention also relates to a server device including the above-mentioned parts. The present invention also relates to a game system including the above-mentioned parts.

According to the present invention, when displaying the guidance display objects related to the execution of the item selection section for each of the plurality of item selection sections, the guidance display objects to be displayed with priority are determined according to the selection candidates of the item selection section. By doing so (or changing the display order of the plurality of guiding display objects), it is possible to improve the convenience for the player who uses the functions (item providing functions) of the plurality of item selection sections.

(2) Furthermore, in the game program, information storage medium, server device, and game system according to the present invention, the item selection section may select a game item to be associated with the player from among the selection candidates through a lottery process. .

(3) Furthermore, in the game program, information storage medium, server device, and game system according to the present invention, the display control section displays the guide display object corresponding to the item selection section from which the game item desired by the player is likely to be selected. , the display order may be changed to give priority to the display, or to give priority to the display.

According to the present invention, the guide display in the item selection section that allows the player to easily select the desired game item is displayed with priority (or the display order is changed to give priority to it), thereby improving the player's convenience. can be improved.

(4) Furthermore, in the game program, information storage medium, server device, and game system according to the present invention, the display control unit displays the game item that is the selection candidate based on the player's game situation and the selection candidate. It may be determined whether the game item is the one desired by the player.

According to the present invention, the guiding display of the item selection section is preferentially displayed (or is preferentially displayed) in which a game item that is considered to be a desired game item by the player is likely to be selected based on the player's game situation and selection candidates. (the display order is changed), the player's convenience can be improved.

(5) Furthermore, in the game program, information storage medium, server device, and game system according to the present invention, when a given condition is satisfied, the new item selection section is made executable, or the existing item selection section is made executable. The computer further functions as an updater (further including an updater) that puts the item selection part in an executable state, and the display control part controls whether the new item selection part becomes executable or if the existing item selection part becomes an executable state. When the item selection section is in an unexecutable state, the guidance display object to be displayed with priority may be determined, or the display order of the plurality of guidance display objects may be changed.

According to the present invention, when the item selection section becomes executable or unexecutable (that is, when the lineup of item selection sections that can be executed by the player is changed), the guidance is displayed with priority. Since the display objects are determined (or the display order is changed), the player's convenience can be improved.

(6) Furthermore, in the game program, information storage medium, server device, and game system according to the present invention, the display control section displays the guide display object corresponding to the item selection section that is in an executable state; The guidance display object corresponding to the item selection section that is in an unexecutable state may not be displayed.

According to the present invention, the guide display of the executable item selection section is displayed, and the guide display of the executable item selection section is not displayed, so that the player's convenience can be improved.

(7) Furthermore, in the game program, information storage medium, server device, and game system according to the present invention, the updating section is capable of executing the new item selection section when the player's parameters satisfy a given condition. It may be a state.

(8) Furthermore, in the game program, information storage medium, server device, and game system according to the present invention, the update unit updates the new update unit when the development status of the game item held by the player satisfies a given condition. The item selection section may be set to an executable state.

(9) Furthermore, in the game program, information storage medium, server device, and game system according to the present invention, the selection candidates of the item selection section include game items for cultivating game items, and the updating section: When the training status of a game item held by a player reaches an upper limit, the item selection unit may be enabled to select game items that can be trained beyond the upper limit.

According to the present invention, when the training status of game items held by a player reaches the upper limit, game items that can be trained beyond the upper limit can be obtained, thereby improving convenience for the player. can.

(10) Furthermore, in the game program, information storage medium, server device, and game system according to the present invention, the selection candidates of the item selection section include game items for cultivating game items, and the display control section , the guidance display object corresponding to the item selection section from which a game item for cultivating game items owned by the player is likely to be selected may be displayed with priority, or the display order may be changed so as to be prioritized. .

According to the present invention, the guiding display objects in the item selection section that facilitate the selection of game items for developing game items owned by the player are displayed with priority (or the display order is changed so that they are prioritized). ), the player's convenience can be improved.

(11) Furthermore, in the game program, information storage medium, server device, and game system according to the present invention, the display control section calculates a priority for each item selection section, and selects a priority according to the priority. The guidance display object to be displayed may be determined, or the display order of the plurality of guidance display objects may be changed.

(12) In the game program, information storage medium, server device, and game system according to the present invention, the display control unit sequentially displays the plurality of guiding display objects in response to a scroll operation or a screen transition operation by the player. You can do it like this.

According to the present invention, in a case where the player cannot display all the guidance display objects without repeating a predetermined operation (scroll operation or screen transition operation), the player can display the guidance display objects without performing the operation (or with fewer operations). ) It is possible to display a guiding display of an item selection section that is likely to be of interest to the player.

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a game system of this embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a functional block diagram of a server according to the present embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a functional block diagram of a terminal according to the present embodiment. The figure which shows an example of the game screen produced|generated by the game system of this embodiment. The figure which shows an example of the table which stores the information of several item selection parts. The figure which shows an example of an item table. 1 is a flowchart showing the flow of processing of the game system of this embodiment.

This embodiment will be described below. Note that this embodiment described below does not unduly limit the content of the present invention described in the claims. Furthermore, not all of the configurations described in this embodiment are necessary components of the present invention.

1. Configuration FIG. 1 shows the game system of this embodiment. In this embodiment, it is configured by a plurality of terminals 10 and a server 20 (server system). That is, as shown in FIG. 1, the game system of this embodiment is configured such that a server 20 (server device) that provides services and terminals 10 (10A, 10B, 10C, etc.) are connectable to a network. be done.

The server 20 is an information processing device that provides online game services in response to requests from the terminal 10. The server 20 can be composed of one or more servers (an authentication server, a matching server, a game processing server, a communication server, a billing server, a database server, etc.).

In this embodiment, the server 20 executes a process of providing (granting) a game item to a player, and the terminal 10 executes a game using the item. The server 20 also stores player account information, game results of the game executed on the terminal 10, game items that can be used in the game (game media such as virtual cards and items representing characters), and information on the game that can be used in the game. Information such as usable in-game currency is managed.

The terminal 10 is an information processing device such as a mobile terminal (smartphone, mobile phone, portable game machine, etc.), a personal computer (PC), a game device, an image generation device, etc. This is a device that can be connected to the server 20. Note that the communication line between the terminal 10 and the server 20 may be wired or wireless.

FIG. 2 shows an example of a functional block diagram of the server 20 of this embodiment. Note that the server of this embodiment may have a configuration in which some of the components (each part) in FIG. 2 are omitted.

The storage section 270 stores programs and various data for making the computer function as each section of the processing section 200, and also functions as a work area for the processing section 200, and its functions can be realized by a hard disk, RAM, or the like. Storage unit 270 includes a storage unit 272 (eg, a database).

The storage unit 272 stores player information of each of a plurality of players participating in the online game executed in the game system of this embodiment. For example, the storage unit 272 stores the player name (player account), password, destination information of the terminal 10 (IP address, etc.) in association with the player identification information (player ID, terminal ID used by the player, etc.) of each of the plurality of players. etc.) are stored as player information. The storage unit 272 also stores information for identifying other players who are in a friend relationship (an example of a predetermined relationship) with the player as player information. Furthermore, the storage unit 272 stores information regarding game items and in-game currency held by the player as player information in association with the player identification information. Furthermore, the storage unit 272 stores the game situation as player information in association with the player identification information.

The communication unit 296 performs various controls for communicating with the terminal 10 and other servers, and its functions can be realized by hardware such as various processors or communication ASICs, programs, and the like.

The processing unit 200 (processor) performs various processes such as management of player information, processing related to login/logout, and communication control processing based on data, programs, etc. transmitted from the terminal 10 and received via the communication unit 296. The processing unit 200 performs various processes using the storage unit 270 as a work area. The functions of the processing unit 200 can be realized by hardware such as various processors (CPU, DSP, etc.), ASIC (gate array, etc.), and programs. The processing section 200 includes a plurality of item selection sections 210, an updating section 212, and a display control section 214.

Each of the plurality of item selection units 210 executes a process of selecting a game item to be associated (granted, provided) to the player from among a plurality of game items that are selection candidates, based on the player's operation. A game item associated with a player is registered in the player information as a game item owned by the player.

The item selection section 210 is not limited to one that executes so-called Gasha, but may be any one that executes a game that provides game items to players. The game may be, for example, a game in which game items are given when a game stage is cleared, or a game in which game items that are the contents of treasures placed on a game map can be acquired. However, it may be a competitive game in which game items are awarded when you defeat an opponent, or it may be a game in which game items can be acquired by logging into the game.

The Gacha or the game may be one in which a game item to be given to the player is selected through a lottery process. For example, a lottery process may be performed with a winning probability set for each game item that is a selection candidate, or the selection order of the game items is determined by the lottery process, and the selected game items are selected according to the determined selection order. It may also be given to the player. In addition, the Gasha may be a Gasha (Box Gasha) in which a game item to be given to a player is selected through a lottery process from among a finite number of game items, and the game item that has been given is excluded from the lottery targets (selection candidates). Alternatively, it may be a gacha (step-up gasha) in which the probability of winning changes when a predetermined condition is met (for example, depending on the number of times the gasha is pulled).

Further, the Gasha or the game may be one that grants game items to the player without relying on a lottery process. For example, game items selected in a predetermined order (an order determined by the game operator or an order determined by the player) may be given to the player, or game items selected in a predetermined order (an order determined by the game operator or an order determined by the player) may be given to the player. A game item determined by the player or a game item determined by the player may be given to the player. Furthermore, the provision of game items may be performed by consuming consideration such as in-game currency or tickets (in exchange for consideration), or may be performed without consuming consideration. Good too.

Note that although only one item selection section 210 is implemented in the initial state, item selection sections 210 may be added sequentially thereafter, or multiple item selection sections 210 may be implemented from the beginning. You may choose to have one. Further, the item selection units 210 installed in each of a plurality of different games (game applications) may be collectively configured as a plurality of item selection units 210. In this case, a platform may be provided that integrates the item selection sections 210 of each of the plurality of games.

Each of the plurality of item selection units 210 is associated with an item table that defines a plurality of game items that are selection candidates, and the item selection unit 210 refers to the corresponding item table to select a game item to be given to the player. select. Here, a plurality of item tables may be associated with one item selection section 210. Further, one item table may be associated with a plurality of item selection units 210 (one item table may be shared by a plurality of item selection units 210).

The updating unit 212 makes the new item selection unit 210 an executable state or makes the existing item selection unit 210 an unexecutable state when a given condition is met. Here, "the item selection section 210 becomes executable" means that the item selection section 210 (such as Gasha or a game that gives game items) is newly implemented (added), or that the item selection section 210 is already implemented in the program. This means that the item selection section 210, which has been executed but was not executable, becomes executable. Furthermore, "the item selection unit 210 becomes unexecutable" means that the item selection unit 210, which was executable, becomes unexecutable. The updating unit 212 may set the new item selection unit 210 to an executable state if the player's parameters or the training status of the game item held by the player (for example, the parameters of the item) satisfy a given condition. good.

The display control unit 214 displays a guiding display object for guiding the player's operation related to the execution of the item selection unit 210 on a display unit (a game screen displayed on the display unit of the terminal 10) for each of the plurality of item selection units 210. ). The guidance display object may be a button for executing Gasha, a button for executing a game that grants game items to the player, or a button for executing game items in the game. It may also be a button for Further, the guiding display object may be a banner image of a Gasha or a banner image of a game that gives game items to the player, and when the player performs an operation to select a banner image, the guidance display object may be a banner image of a Gasha or a banner image of a game that gives game items to the player. You may perform a Gasha or a game, or you may make a transition to a screen displaying a button for executing a Gasha or game corresponding to the banner image. Further, a plurality of guidance display objects may be associated with one item selection section 210.

The display control unit 214 may display a plurality of (all) guide display objects on one game screen, or may display some guide display objects on one game screen. For example, in response to the player's scroll operation (scroll button operation, touch panel scroll operation) or tab switching operation, multiple guidance display objects may be displayed one after another on the game screen (or the displayed guidance display objects may be hidden). At the same time, the guidance display object that was previously hidden may be displayed. Furthermore, the display control unit 214 displays a guidance display object corresponding to the item selection section 210 that is in the executable state, and does not display a guidance display object that corresponds to the item selection section 210 that is in the impossible state. Alternatively, all guidance display objects may be displayed regardless of whether they are in an executable state or not.

The display control unit 214 determines a guidance display object to be displayed with priority among the plurality of guidance display objects according to the selection candidates (item table) of each item selection unit 210 (it determines the display order of the plurality of guidance display objects). change). The display control unit 214 gives priority to the guidance display object corresponding to the item selection unit 210 in which the game item desired by the player is likely to be selected (is a selection candidate, is a selection candidate, and has a high probability of winning). They may be displayed (the display order may be changed to give priority). Here, the display control unit 214 selects the game item that is the selection candidate according to the player's game situation (for example, information regarding the game item held by the player) and the selection candidates of each item selection unit 210. It may also be determined whether or not the game item is a playable game item. For example, the display control unit 214 gives priority to the guidance display object corresponding to the item selection unit 210 in which a game item that can cultivate the game item owned by the player (for example, the parameters of the game item can be changed) is likely to be selected. It may also be displayed. Further, the display control unit 214 may calculate the priority for each item selection unit 210, and determine the guide display object to be displayed with priority according to the priority. Furthermore, the display control unit 214 may determine which guiding display object is to be displayed with priority when the item selection unit 210 is in an executable state or an unexecutable state.

FIG. 3 shows an example of a functional block diagram of the terminal 10 of this embodiment. Note that the game device of this embodiment may have a configuration in which some of the components (each part) in FIG. 3 are omitted.

The input unit 150 is a device for inputting (detecting) input information from a player, and outputs input information (operation input) from the player to the processing unit 100. The functions of the input unit 150 can be realized by input devices such as a touch panel, a touch pad, a mouse, direction keys and buttons, and a keyboard.

The storage section 170 stores programs and various data for making the computer function as each section of the processing section 100, and also functions as a work area for the processing section 100, and its functions can be realized by a hard disk, a RAM, or the like.

The display unit 190 outputs the game image generated by the processing unit 100, and its function can be realized by a display such as a touch panel, LCD, or HMD (head mounted display) that also functions as the input unit 150.

The sound output section 192 outputs the sound generated by the processing section 100, and its function can be realized by a speaker, headphones, or the like.

The communication unit 196 performs various controls for communicating with the server 20 and other terminals 10, and its functions can be realized by hardware such as various processors or communication ASICs, programs, and the like.

Note that programs and various data for making the computer function as each part of the processing unit 100 stored in the information storage medium and storage unit of the server 20 are received via the network, and the received programs and data are stored in the storage unit. 170. The scope of the present invention also includes the case where the terminal functions by receiving programs and various data in this manner.

The processing unit 100 (processor) performs processing such as game processing, image generation processing, sound generation processing, etc. based on input information (operation information) from the input unit 150, a program, data received via the communication unit 196, etc. I do. The functions of the processing unit 100 can be realized by hardware such as various processors (CPU, DSP, etc.), ASIC (gate array, etc.), and programs. When there is an operation by the player instructing the execution of the item selection section 210 (for example, an operation of selecting a guidance display object corresponding to any of the item selection sections 210), the processing section 100 transmits instruction information to that effect. Send to server 20. The processing section 100 includes a game processing section 110, an image generation section 120, and a sound generation section 130.

The game processing unit 110 plays a game using game items owned by the player (for example, a game in which a character as a game item appears in the game) based on input information from the input unit 150 and information received from the server 20. Perform processing to advance the process.

The image generation unit 120 performs drawing processing based on the results of various processes performed by the processing unit 100, thereby creating a game image (a game screen of a game that gives game items to a player, a game screen of a game that uses game items). screen) and outputs it to the display unit 190. The image generation unit 120 may generate an image (a so-called three-dimensional image) that can be seen from a virtual camera (a given viewpoint) in an object space (game space).

The sound generation unit 130 performs sound processing based on the results of various processes performed by the processing unit 100, generates game sounds such as BGM, sound effects, or voices, and outputs them to the sound output unit 192.

Furthermore, when the game is started, the processing unit 100 transmits information for notifying that the game has started to the server 20, and when the game is finished, the processing unit 100 transmits game result information regarding the game results and various game parameters. (Information regarding game items held by the player, in-game currency, game progress status, etc.) is transmitted to the server 20. The server 20 updates various data associated with each player based on the game result information transmitted from the game device (terminal 10). Note that the game result information generated on the terminal 10 side is not limited to the example of transmitting to the server 20, but the game result information is transmitted on the server 20 side based on various information sequentially transmitted from the terminal 10 to the server 20 during game execution. may be generated. Furthermore, whether or not the game has ended may be determined on the terminal 10 side or on the server 20 side.

Furthermore, the game system of this embodiment may be configured as a server system. The server system can be configured with one or more servers (an authentication server, a game processing server, a communication server, a billing server, a database server, etc.). In this case, the server system receives operation input (entered into the input section of the terminal) sent from one or more terminals (e.g., smartphones, mobile phones, portable game consoles, etc.) connected via the network. data), the game processing unit 110 performs processing to generate image generation data for generating an image, and transmits the generated image generation data to each terminal. Here, the image generation data is data for displaying the image generated by the method of this embodiment on each terminal, and may be the image data itself, or various types of data used by each terminal to generate the image. It may be data (object data, game processing result data, etc.). In this way, the processing of the item selection section 210, the updating section 212, the display control section 214, and the game processing section 110 may be configured to be executed entirely by the server, or may be configured to be executed entirely by the terminal. Alternatively, it may be configured to be executed in a distributed manner between servers and terminals.

One application (game program) executed on a terminal includes a game part for playing a game using game items and the like, and an item providing part for giving game items to players (in which the item selection section 210 is executed). A game system may be configured by a terminal that exists and executes the application and a server, or a game system may be configured only by a terminal that executes the application without using a server. Further, the game part and the item provision part may be realized by separate applications. In this case, the game item obtained on the terminal that executes the application of the item providing part is read and used by the terminal that executes the application of the game part via a server or a portable storage medium such as a memory card. You can do it like this. In this case, the game system may be configured with a server and a terminal that executes an application for the item provision part and an application for the game part, or a terminal that executes an application for the item provision part, a server, and a game system. A game system may be configured with a terminal that executes an application of the part, or a terminal that executes an application of the item providing part, a memory card, and a terminal that executes an application of the game part. . If the game system includes a server, the item providing part and the game part may be executed by the server. Further, the item providing part and the game part may be executed on separate servers. In any of the above cases, the item providing part and the game part are executed based on the identification information (player ID and terminal ID) that identifies the player. Note that when a memory card is used, the ID of the memory card may be used as identification information for identifying the player. Further, game items such as stamps, decorations, tickets, etc. used in applications other than games (for example, message apps, SNS apps, shopping apps, etc.) may be provided to the player in the item providing part. In this case, the server that executes the application (app part) (for example, a message app server, SNS server, online shopping server) and the server that executes the item provision part may be separate. That is, the present invention may be implemented with a terminal and/or a server that executes the application part and the item provision part, or the present invention may be implemented with a terminal and/or server that executes the game part, the item provision part, and the application part. It may be realized. The present invention can be applied to game applications executed on smartphones, game software for home game consoles, game software for PCs, browser games for smartphones and PCs, arcade game machines, and the like.

2. Method of this embodiment Next, the method of this embodiment will be explained using the drawings.

In the game system of the present embodiment, the player specifies one of a plurality of item selection units 210 (Gasha) in the Gasha part (item provision part), and selects a game item by executing the specified item selection unit 210. (characters, items for strengthening and developing the characters, etc.) can be acquired.

FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a game screen (game image) generated by the game system of this embodiment. The game screen GI is displayed on the display unit 190 (touch panel) of the terminal 10, and the player can perform operation input by touching the touch panel with a contact medium such as a fingertip or a touch pen (touch operation).

As shown in FIG. 4, in the Gacha part, on the game screen GI (Gacha selection screen), a guiding display object GD for guiding the player's operation related to the execution of the item selection section 210 is displayed on the game screen GI (Gasha selection screen). Each item is displayed (listed). In the example shown in FIG. 4, the game screen GI includes four guiding display objects GD corresponding to the four item selection sections 210, "Gasha A", "Gasha B", "Gasha C", and "Gasha D". However, the guidance display objects GD corresponding to other gachas are not displayed. By performing an operation to scroll the game screen GI (tracing the game screen GI upward), the player can scroll the hidden guidance display object GD (below the guidance display object GD of "Gasha D"). Guidance display objects GD) can be sequentially displayed on the game screen GI. In the example shown in FIG. 4, a plurality of guidance display objects GD are displayed side by side in the vertical (vertical) direction, and hidden guidance display objects GD are displayed by scrolling in the up and down direction. The objects GD may be displayed side by side in the left-right (horizontal) direction, and the hidden guidance display objects GD may be displayed by scrolling in the left-right direction. Alternatively, the objects GD may be displayed side-by-side in the left-right (horizontal) direction, and hidden guidance display objects GD may be displayed by scrolling in the left-right direction. Alternatively, the hidden guide display object GD may be displayed by scrolling in the vertical direction. In addition, when N guidance display objects GD are displayed side by side in the vertical direction, for example, the first (first) guidance display object GD is placed below and adjacent to the Nth (last) guidance display object GD. The guiding display objects GD may be arranged in a circular manner. Alternatively, a plurality of guidance display objects GD may be displayed in tabs, and a hidden guidance display object GD may be displayed by an operation of switching tabs (screen transition operation).

The guide display object GD includes one consisting of a banner image BI that also functions as a button, and another consisting of a button BT placed on the banner image BI. In the example shown in FIG. 4, the guidance display objects GD corresponding to "Gasha A" and "Gasha B" are each composed of banner images BI, and the guidance display objects GD corresponding to "Gasha C" and "Gasha D" are each composed of banner images BI. , each consisting of two buttons BT. It can be said that "Gasha C" and "Gasha D" are each associated with two guidance display objects (buttons BT). The "1 series" button BT, which is the guiding display object GD of "Gasha C", is a button for executing the 1 series Gasha (a Gacha in which one game item is selected by lottery process), and is the button for executing the "10 series" The button BT is a button for executing a 10 consecutive Gasha (a Gacha in which 10 game items are selected through a lottery process). In addition, the "free" button BT, which is the guiding display object GD of Gasha D, is a button for executing a free Gasha (a Gacha in which consideration is not consumed), and the "Paid" button BT is a button for executing a paid Gasha (a Gasha in which consideration is not consumed). This button is used to execute the Gacha.

When the player performs an operation to select the banner image BI of "Gasha A", "Gasha A" is executed, and the game item selected (winning) by the lottery process of "Gasha A" is given to the player. . Similarly, when the player performs an operation to select the banner image BI of "Gasha B", "Gasha B" is executed, and when a player performs an operation to select the "1 series" button BT of "Gasha C", "Gasha B" is executed. When the 1 consecutive Gasha in "Gasha C" is executed and the "10 consecutive Gasha" button BT of "Gasha C" is selected, the 10 consecutive Gasha in "Gasha C" is executed and the "Free" in "Gasha D" is executed. When you select the button BT, a free gasha in "Gasha D" is executed, and when you select the "paid" button BT on "Gasha D", a paid gacha in "Gasha D" is executed. .

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of a table that stores information on a plurality of item selection units 210 (Gasha). This table is stored in the storage section 272. The table 300 includes information 320 for specifying the item selection section 210 (Gasha) in association with the player ID 310 of the player, information 330 for specifying the guidance display object GD corresponding to the Gasha, and an item table corresponding to the Gasha. It stores identifying information 340, the priority level 350 of the gacha, and a flag 360 indicating whether the gacha is executable. The priority level 350 will be described later. "Display object A", which is the guidance display object GD of "Gasha A", corresponds to the banner image BI of "Gasha A", and "display object B", which is the guide display object GD of "Gasha B", corresponds to the banner image BI of "Gasha A". "Display object C1" and "Display object C2" which correspond to the banner image BI of "Gasha C" and are guidance display objects GD of "Gasha C" are the "1 series" button BT and "10 series" of "Gasha C" "Display object D1" and "Display object D2" which correspond to button BT and are guidance display objects GD of "Gasha D" correspond to "Free" button BT and "Paid" button BT of "Gasha D". "Item table A" is associated with "Gasha A", and when "Gasha A" is executed, a game item is selected by lottery process from the selection candidates specified in "Item table A". Ru. Similarly, "Gasha B" is associated with "Item Table B", and when "Gasha B" is executed, a game item is selected from the selection candidates specified in "Item Table B". Ru. In addition, "Gasha C" is associated with "Item table C1" and "Item table C2", and when a single Gacha of "Gasha C" is executed, the selection specified in "Item table C1" When a game item is selected from the candidates and the 10 consecutive Gasha of "Gasha C" is executed, the game item is selected from the selection candidates defined in the "Item Table C2". In addition, "Gasha D" is associated with "Item table D1" and "Item table D2", and when the free Gasha of "Gasha D" is executed, the selection specified in "Item table D1" When a game item is selected from the candidates and the paid Gacha of "Gacha D" is executed, the game item is selected from the selection candidates defined in the "Item Table D2". Note that "1" is set as the flag 360 for a Gasha that is in an executable state, and "0" is set as a flag 360 for a Gacha that is in an unexecutable state.

In this example, "Gasha C" is associated with two item tables, one for 1 consecutive Gasha and one for 10 consecutive Gasha, and "Gasha D" is associated with two item tables, one for free Gasha and one for paid Gasha. However, one Gacha may be associated with multiple item tables that are used at different times. For example, one Gacha may be associated with two item tables, one used in the first to ninth executions and the other item table used in the tenth execution. Further, one item table may be associated with a plurality of gashas that can be executed at different timings. For example, the item table used for a gasha that becomes executable when the player reaches level 2 is the same as the item table used for the gasha that becomes executable when the player reaches level 10. There may be.

Furthermore, a Gasha (item table, etc.) may be shared by a plurality of players.
For example, if the item table of Box Gasha is shared by multiple players, if one player executes Box Gacha and draws (obtains) "Item A," another player may choose "Item A" as a selection candidate. The box gasha that was excluded from the (item table) will be executed. Also. When a Step Up Gasha is shared by multiple players, the winning probability may be changed depending on the number of times the Step Up Gacha is played by multiple players (number of runs, number of drawings, number of items provided, etc.). If the winning probability in the step-up gasha changes due to an operation by a certain player, other players may also be able to spin the step-up gacha with the changed winning probability.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of an item table. This table is stored in the storage section 272. The item table 400 stores an item ID 410 of each of a plurality of game items that are selection candidates for Gasha, a rarity 420 of the game item, and a winning probability 430 of the game item. In different item tables (for example, "item table A" and "item table B"), at least some of the game items that are selection candidates are different, or even if the game items that are selection candidates are the same. , at least a portion of the winning probabilities for each game item are different.

In the present embodiment, in accordance with the selection candidates of each item selection section 210 (Gasha), the Gasha guiding display object GD from which the game item desired by the player is likely to be selected is preferentially displayed on the game screen GI. ). For example, if a game item with a high rarity level of 420 is considered to be a "game item desired by the player", a Gasha guidance display object GD that includes a game item with a high rarity level of 420 as a selection candidate may be displayed preferentially. good. In this case, for example, the Gasha guidance display object GD includes a game item with a rarity of 420, which is the highest rarity, "SSR (Double Super Rare)" as a selection candidate, but does not include a game item with a rarity of "SSR" as a selection candidate. It is displayed with priority over Gasha's guidance display object GD. Note that rarity is not limited to rarity such as "N (normal)", "R (rare)", "SR (super rare)", "SSR", etc., but also rarity expressed by a symbol such as the number of stars. You can. Also, even if the rarity of the game item is the same, a game item that has limited opportunities to be acquired (for example, can only be acquired during a certain season or period) is more rare than a game item that can be constantly acquired. It may be treated as a high level. In this case, information indicating that the acquisition opportunity is limited may be stored in association with the item ID of the game item for which the acquisition opportunity is limited, or the information indicating that the acquisition opportunity is limited may be stored in association with the item ID of the game item for which the acquisition opportunity is limited. Information such as the game ID (event game ID) and the period of the event game is associated with the item ID of the game item, and based on that information, the game item can be constantly acquired. It may also be determined whether there is a license or whether there are limited acquisition opportunities. Conversely, the item ID of a game item that is permanently obtainable may be associated with information indicating that it is "constantly obtainable." Alternatively, it may be determined whether the game item is popular based on the voting results of a plurality of players, and the popular game item may be treated as having a high degree of rarity.

Further, it may be determined whether a game item that is a selection candidate is a "game item desired by the player" depending on the player's game situation and the selection candidates for each Gacha. For example, a game item that the player has designated as a favorite in advance may be determined to be a "game item desired by the player", and the Gasha guidance display object GD in which the game item is likely to be selected may be displayed with priority. good. Here, "a Gasha in which a game item is likely to be selected" is a Gacha that includes the game item as a selection candidate, or a Gacha that includes the game item as a selection candidate and has a high probability of winning the game item. Note that the game items specified by the player as favorites are not limited to being determined as ``the player's desired game items.'' If a game item that meets the specified condition is specified as "a game item desired by the player", the game item may be determined to be a "game item desired by the player". In addition, when the player specifies an unnecessary game item in advance, the specified game item is determined to be a "game item that the player does not want", and the Gusha guidance display object GD that makes it difficult for the game item to be selected is displayed. It may be preferentially displayed. Here, the Gasha in which a game item is difficult to be selected is a Gacha that does not include the game item as a selection candidate, or a Gacha that includes the game item as a selection candidate but has a low winning probability of the game item. Furthermore, a game item that the player has sold in the past or a game item that was used as a material when composing game items may be automatically determined to be "a game item that the player does not desire."

Furthermore, a game item that the player does not own may be determined to be a "game item desired by the player." Conversely, a game item owned by the player may be determined to be a "game item desired by the player." For example, when combining the same game items, the amount of increase in the parameter of the combined game item is greater than when combining different game items. It may be determined that the game item is a game item that can be played. Furthermore, a game item that allows changing the parameters of a game item owned by the player (for strengthening (nurturing) the game item) may be determined to be a "game item desired by the player." For example, among the game items owned by the player, game items whose parameters have reached the limit value can be increased beyond the limit value (game items whose training status has reached the upper limit value) can be increased beyond the limit value. A game item that can be cultivated beyond that level may be determined to be a "game item desired by the player." In addition, game items related to the game item owned by the player (for example, items with a different version (e.g., different color) than the game item, items with the same attributes as the game item, items for training the game item) A dedicated game item) may be determined to be a "game item desired by the player." In addition, game items related to game items that are frequently used by the player and game items that are related to game items that the player is using (constituting the player's deck) are referred to as "game items desired by the player." You may judge. Further, a game item related to the game item being cultivated by the player may be determined to be a "game item desired by the player." In this case, among the game items held by the player, a game item related to a game item with a low level of development (with a large amount of room for development) may be determined to be a "game item desired by the player." Furthermore, among the game items held by the player, a game item related to a game item with a high training level may be determined to be a "game item desired by the player." For example, if the higher the training level, the more game items necessary for training are consumed, game items related to the game item with a higher training level (for training the game item) may be changed to "game items desired by the player". ” may be determined. In addition, game items that are desired by other players (for example, other players who are friends with the player) or game items that are frequently used by other players are determined to be "game items desired by the player." You can. The “game item desired by the player” may be determined using any of the above-mentioned determination items, or may be performed in any combination of the above-mentioned determination items.

Here, displaying the guiding display object GD preferentially means displaying the guiding display object GD (a Gasha guiding display object GD in which a game item desired by the player is likely to be selected, or a game item not desired by the player is selected). The purpose of the present invention is to display a difficult Gasha guidance display object (GD) at a position where it can be displayed on the game screen GI without performing a scroll operation or screen transition operation on the game screen GI, and to display it in a position that is visible to the player's eyes on the game screen GI. The goal is to display it in a location that is easy for the player to recognize. For example, when displaying a plurality of guidance display objects GD in a row in the vertical direction as in this embodiment, the guidance display object GD to be displayed with priority is placed at the head (top) of the column. In the example shown in FIG. 4, the guide display object GD with the highest priority "Gasha A" is displayed at the beginning of the column. Furthermore, when a plurality of guide display objects GD are displayed side by side in the left-right direction, the guide display object GD to be displayed preferentially may be arranged at the beginning (leftmost) of the row. Furthermore, when a plurality of guidance display objects GD are displayed in a tiled manner, the guidance display object GD to be displayed with priority may be placed at the top leftmost position. Further, regardless of the arrangement of the guide display objects GD, the guide display objects GD to be displayed with priority may be displayed in the center of the game screen GI. In addition, guidance display objects GD that are not displayed with priority (Gacha guide display objects GD in which it is difficult for the player to select a desired game item, and Gacha guide display objects GD in which it is easy to select a game item that the player does not desire) are , be placed in a position that will not be displayed on the game screen GI unless the game screen GI is scrolled or a screen transition operation is performed, or in a position that is difficult for the player to see (for example, at the end of a column, at the end of a row, at a corner of the game screen GI, etc.) In this way, the guide display object GD that is displayed with priority may be easily noticed by the player. Furthermore, the guidance display object GD may be made more conspicuous by superimposing an effect image or the like on the guidance display object GD to be displayed with priority or by displaying a cursor in association with the guidance display object GD. good.

Note that a priority level 350 (see FIG. 5) is calculated for each item selection unit 210 (Gasha), and the guidance display objects GD are displayed preferentially (display order of guidance display objects GD) according to the calculated priority level 350. may be determined. In this case, the priority level 350 may be calculated by setting scores for each of a plurality of determination items when determining the "game item desired by the player" and adding up the scores for each Gasha. As mentioned above, the multiple determination items include whether or not the selection candidates include a game item with a high degree of rarity, whether or not the game item that the player has designated as a favorite is included, and whether the player Whether it includes game items that the player does not own, or whether the game items are owned by the player (or are frequently used, in use, or being developed) (for example, parameters can be changed) For example, whether a game item is included or not, and whether a game item not desired by the player (specified as an unnecessary game item) is included. For example, if the selection candidates include a game item with the highest rarity "SSR", you will receive "1 point" (if the winning probability of the game item is greater than or equal to a predetermined value, you will receive "2 points"). , "10 points" if the game item specified by the player as a favorite is included, "5 points" if the game item for cultivating a game item that is frequently used by the player is included, and "5 points" if the game item is included as a favorite by the player. If a game item that is not included is included, it will be scored as "-5 points" (if the winning probability of the game item is higher than a predetermined value, it will be doubled as "-10 points"), etc., and these will be added up for each gasha. Calculate the priority level 350 of each Gasha. Then, the Gacha guidance display object GD with the highest priority of 350 is placed at the beginning of the column (when the guidance display objects GD are displayed vertically side by side), and the Gasha guidance display object GD with the second highest priority of 350 is placed second in the column, and so on. Note that the player may be able to arbitrarily set the score for each judgment item used to calculate the priority 350, or may be allowed to arbitrarily select the judgment item used to calculate the priority 350. Furthermore, the player may be able to arbitrarily change the display order of the determined guide display objects GD. Further, only a predetermined number of guidance display objects GD with a high priority level of 350 may be displayed on the game screen GI, or only guidance display objects GD selected by the player may be displayed on the game screen GI. Good too. Note that if multiple selection candidates (item table 400) are associated with one Gacha (for example, in the case of "Gasha C" and "Gasha D" in FIGS. 4 and 5), the priority is set for each selection candidate. The higher (or lower) of these can be set as the priority 350 for the gasha in question, or the average value of the priorities calculated for each selection candidate (or the average value of each priority multiplied by a given coefficient and the sum) The combined value) may be set as the priority level 350 of the Gacha.

When a given condition is met, a new item selection section 210 (Gasha) becomes executable, or an existing Gacha becomes unexecutable. The player cannot execute a Gasha that is in an unexecutable state. For example, a new Gacha added (released) by the game operator becomes executable. Also, if a validity period is set for a Gasha, the Gacha can be made executable at the start of the validity period set for the Gacha, and disabled at the end of the validity period. good. Furthermore, in the case where a limit is set on the number of times a Gacha can be executed, the Gasha may be rendered unexecutable when the number of Gacha executions reaches a predetermined value set for the Gacha. In addition, if the amount of in-game currency held by the player exceeds the amount of consideration required to execute the gasha, the gacha will be made executable, and the amount of in-game currency will be If the amount of consideration is less than the required amount, the Gasha may be rendered unexecutable.

Further, when the player's game progress reaches a given goal, a new Gacha may be made executable. For example, if a player clears a stage in a game part or obtains a specific item (key, ticket, etc.), the player's parameters (level, number of items held, number of friends, etc.) exceed a predetermined value. If this happens, a new Gacha may be made executable. Furthermore, if the player's progress in the game fails to reach a predetermined goal, the existing Gasha may be rendered unexecutable. Furthermore, a new Gacha may be made executable when the growth status of the game item owned by the player satisfies a given condition. For example, when the parameters of a game item owned by a player reach the limit value, the parameters of the game item can be increased beyond the limit value (if the game item whose training status has reached the upper limit is A new Gasha that includes a game item (which can be trained) as a selection candidate may be made executable. In addition, the parameters of game items include, for example, the level (character level), acquired skills (techniques and abilities), experience points, levels different from the character level (skill level (skill level), affinity level, etc.) ). Further, nurturing game items includes raising the character level, learning (releasing) new skills, increasing experience points, increasing skill level and affinity, and the like. Furthermore, when the growth status reaches the upper limit, it means that the child cannot be raised any more as a result of the training, and includes a case where the child can be reared again once the upper limit is released. Here, for example, when the level of a game item held by a player reaches a first limit value, a game item that can increase the level of the game item to a second limit value that is larger than the first limit value is provided. Gasha included in the selection candidates may be made executable, or when the level of the game item reaches the limit value, it may be possible to perform a different kind of development (acquiring new skills, gaining experience points, etc.) than raising the level. Gasha, which includes game items that enable selection (increase in skill level and familiarity) as selection candidates, may be made executable. For example, if the level of a game item does not reach the limit value, it will not be possible to enhance the skill level of the game item, and if the level of the game item reaches the limit value, the skill level of the game item will be increased. Gasha that includes game items that can be selected as selection candidates may be made executable. In addition, when the level of a game item reaches the limit value, a new game item that includes a selection candidate to unlock a new skill (skill that could not be acquired unless the level reached the limit value) is added. It is also possible to make the Gasha executable.

Note that the Gasha guidance display object GD that is in an executable state may be displayed on the game screen GI, and the Gasha guidance display object GD that is in an executable state may not be displayed on the game screen GI. , both the Gasha guidance display object GD which is in an executable state and the Gasha guidance display object GD which is in an unexecutable state may be displayed on the game screen GI. In addition, when a Gasha becomes executable, the display order of the guiding display objects GD is changed based on the selection candidates of each Gasha that is in an executable state, including the Gacha, and the Gacha becomes unexecutable. In this case, the display order of the guide display objects GD may be changed based on the selection candidates of each gacha in an executable state that does not include the gacha. Also, when displaying the guidance display object GD of a Gasha that is in an unexecutable state on the game screen GI, set the priority of the Gasha to "0" so that the guidance display object GD of the Gasha is not displayed with priority. You can do it like this.

According to the present embodiment, when displaying the guiding display object GD related to the execution of the item selection section 210 for each of the plurality of item selection sections 210, the player selects a desired item according to the selection candidates of each item selection section 210. Item selection that includes game items that are considered to be available as selection candidates (highly rare game items, game items that the player has designated as favorites, game items that can be cultivated beyond the upper limit of game items owned by the player, etc.) By changing the display order of the guidance display objects GD so that the guidance display objects GD of the section 210 are displayed with priority, the convenience for players who use the functions (item provision functions) of the plurality of item selection sections 210 is improved. can be done. This is particularly effective in a case where there are a large number of item selection units 210 available to the player and all guide display objects GD cannot be displayed unless a scroll operation or screen transition operation is performed.

3. Processing Next, an example of the processing of the game system (server 20) of this embodiment will be described using the flowchart of FIG.

First, the display control unit 214 selects the items based on the selection candidates (item table 400) of each item selection unit 210 that is in an executable state (the flag 360 is set to “1”) and the game situation of the player. The priority 350 of each item selection unit 210 is calculated, the table 300 is updated, and the display order of the plurality of guide display objects GD is determined based on the calculated priority 350 (step S10). Next, the display control unit 214 performs control to display the plurality of guide display objects GD on the display unit 190 of the terminal 10 according to the determined display order (step S11).

Next, the item selection unit 210 determines whether information indicating that an operation instructing the item selection unit 210 to execute (an operation of selecting any guide display object GD) has been received from the terminal 10. If the information is received (Y in step S12), the item selection unit 210 specified by the operation selects a plurality of games that are selection candidates using the corresponding item table 400. A game item is selected from among the items through a lottery process, and the selected game item is given to the player (step S13).

Next, the update unit 212 sets the new item selection unit 210 to an executable state based on the validity period of the item selection unit 210, the player's game progress status (player parameters, parameters of game items held by the player), etc. It is determined whether a condition (executable condition) is satisfied (step S14), and if the executable condition is satisfied (Y in step S14), the new item selection unit 210 is set to an executable state. The flag 360 of the item selection section 210 is set to "1" (step S15). Next, the display control unit 214 calculates the priority 350 of each item selection unit 210 based on the selection candidates of each item selection unit 210 that are in an executable state and the game situation of the player, and updates the table 300. Then, the display order of the plurality of guide display objects GD is changed based on the calculated priority 350 (step S16).

Next, the updating unit 212 determines the conditions (impossible conditions) that make the existing item selecting unit 210 in an unexecutable state based on the valid period, the number of executions, the player's game progress, etc. of the item selecting unit 210. It is determined whether or not the condition is satisfied (step S17), and if the impossible condition is satisfied (Y in step S17), the existing item selection section 210 is set to the impossible state and the item selection section 210 is changed. The flag 360 is set to "0" (step S18). Next, the display control unit 214 calculates the priority level 350 of each item selection unit 210 based on the selection candidates of each item selection unit 210 that are in an executable state and the game situation of the player, and updates the table 300. Then, the display order of the plurality of guide display objects GD is changed based on the calculated priority 350 (step S19). Note that the guide display object GD of the item selection section 210 that has been rendered infeasible is not displayed. Next, the processing unit 200 determines whether or not to continue the process (step S20), and if the process is to be continued (Y in step S20), the process moves to step S12.

The present invention is not limited to what has been described in the above embodiments, and can be implemented in various modifications. For example, terms cited as broad or synonymous terms in the description or drawings can be replaced with broad or synonymous terms in other descriptions in the specification or drawings.

For example, in the above embodiment, a case has been described in which a guidance display object to be displayed with priority is determined (the display order of a plurality of guidance display objects is changed) according to the selection candidates of each item selection section. The guide display object to be highlighted may be determined (changed) in accordance with the selection candidates of the selection section, and the guide display object to be highlighted may be displayed in a display mode different from other guide display objects. For example, the color and brightness of the highlighted guidance display may be different from the color and brightness of other guidance display objects, or an effect image or the like may be superimposed on the highlighted guidance display. Alternatively, when the screen transitions to the screen for executing the item selection part (for example, Gasha selection screen), a cursor is displayed in association with the highlighted guidance display object to indicate that the guidance display object is selected. You may also do so.

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Claims (23)

a plurality of item selection units that execute a process of selecting a game item to be associated with the player from among the plurality of game items that are selection candidates based on the player's operation;
causing the computer to function as a display control unit that causes a display unit to display a guiding display object for guiding the player's operation related to execution of the item selection unit for each of the plurality of item selection units;
The display control section includes:
A game program characterized in that the display order of the plurality of guiding display objects is changed according to the selection candidates. a plurality of item selection units that execute a process of selecting a game item to be associated with the player from among the plurality of game items that are selection candidates based on the player's operation;
causing the computer to function as a display control unit that causes a display unit to display a guiding display object for guiding the player's operation related to execution of the item selection unit for each of the plurality of item selection units;
The display control section includes:
A game program characterized in that the display order of the plurality of guiding display objects is changed according to a player's game situation and the selection candidates. a plurality of item selection units that execute a process of selecting a game item to be associated with the player from among the plurality of game items that are selection candidates based on the player's operation;
causing the computer to function as a display control unit that causes a display unit to display a guiding display object for guiding the player's operation related to execution of the item selection unit for each of the plurality of item selection units;
The display control section includes:
A priority is calculated for each item selection section according to the selection candidates, and the guidance display object to be displayed with priority is determined according to the priority, or the display order of the plurality of guidance display objects is determined. A game program characterized by changing. In any one of claims 1 to 3 ,
further causing the computer to function as an updating unit that puts the new item selection unit into an executable state or puts the existing item selection unit into an unexecutable state when a given condition is met;
The display control section includes:
determining the guidance display object to be displayed with priority when the new item selection section becomes executable or the existing item selection section becomes executable; or a plurality of the guidance objects. A game program characterized by changing the display order of displayed objects. a plurality of item selection units that execute a process of selecting a game item to be associated with the player from among the plurality of game items that are selection candidates based on the player's operation;
causing the computer to function as a display control unit that causes a display unit to display a guiding display object for guiding the player's operation related to execution of the item selection unit for each of the plurality of item selection units;
The display control section includes:
determining the guidance display object to be displayed with priority according to the selection candidates, or changing the display order of the plurality of guidance display objects;
further causing the computer to function as an updating unit that puts the new item selection unit into an executable state or puts the existing item selection unit into an unexecutable state when a given condition is met;
The display control section includes:
determining the guidance display object to be displayed with priority when the new item selection section becomes executable or the existing item selection section becomes executable; or a plurality of the guidance objects. Change the display order of displayed items,
The update section is
A game program characterized in that when the growth status of a game item held by a player satisfies a given condition, the new item selection section is made executable. a plurality of item selection units that execute a process of selecting a game item to be associated with the player from among the plurality of game items that are selection candidates based on the player's operation;
causing the computer to function as a display control unit that causes a display unit to display a guiding display object for guiding the player's operation related to execution of the item selection unit for each of the plurality of item selection units;
The display control section includes:
determining the guidance display object to be displayed with priority according to the selection candidates, or changing the display order of the plurality of guidance display objects;
further causing the computer to function as an updating unit that puts the new item selection unit into an executable state or puts the existing item selection unit into an unexecutable state when a given condition is met;
The display control section includes:
determining the guidance display object to be displayed with priority when the new item selection section becomes executable or the existing item selection section becomes executable; or a plurality of the guidance objects. Change the display order of displayed items,
The selection candidates of the item selection section include game items for cultivating game items,
The update section is
The present invention is characterized in that, when the cultivation status of a game item held by the player reaches an upper limit, the item selection section, which selects as selection candidates game items that can be cultivated beyond the upper limit, is set to an executable state. game program. In any one of claims 4 to 6 ,
The display control section includes:
The game is characterized in that the guidance display object corresponding to the item selection section that is in an executable state is displayed, and the guidance display object that corresponds to the item selection section that is in an executable state is not displayed. program. In any one of claims 4 to 7 ,
The update section is
A game program characterized in that when a player's parameters satisfy a given condition, a new item selection section is made executable. In any one of claims 1 to 8 ,
The item selection section is
A game program characterized in that a game item to be associated with a player is selected from among the selection candidates through a lottery process. In any one of claims 1 to 9 ,
The display control section includes:
A game program characterized in that the guidance display object corresponding to the item selection section from which the game item desired by the player is likely to be selected is displayed preferentially or the display order is changed so as to be preferentially displayed. In claim 10 ,
The display control section includes:
A game program characterized in that, based on the player's game situation and the selection candidates, it is determined whether a game item that is a selection candidate is a game item desired by the player. In any one of claims 1 to 11 ,
The selection candidates of the item selection section include game items for cultivating game items,
The display control section includes:
The guiding display object corresponding to the item selection section from which a game item for cultivating game items owned by the player is likely to be selected is displayed with priority, or the display order is changed so as to be prioritized. A game program to play. In any one of claims 1 to 12 ,
The display control section includes:
A game program characterized in that a plurality of the guiding display objects are sequentially displayed in response to a scroll operation or a screen transition operation by a player. a plurality of item selection units that execute a process of selecting a game item to be associated with the player from among the plurality of game items that are selection candidates based on the player's operation;
a display control unit that causes a display unit to display a guiding display object for guiding the player's operation related to execution of the item selection unit for each of the plurality of item selection units;
The display control section includes:
A server device characterized in that the display order of the plurality of guidance display objects is changed according to the selection candidates. a plurality of item selection units that execute a process of selecting a game item to be associated with the player from among the plurality of game items that are selection candidates based on the player's operation;
a display control unit that causes a display unit to display a guiding display object for guiding the player's operation related to execution of the item selection unit for each of the plurality of item selection units;
The display control section includes:
A server device that changes the display order of the plurality of guidance display objects according to a player's game situation and the selection candidates. a plurality of item selection units that execute a process of selecting a game item to be associated with the player from among the plurality of game items that are selection candidates based on the player's operation;
a display control unit that causes a display unit to display a guiding display object for guiding the player's operation related to execution of the item selection unit for each of the plurality of item selection units;
The display control section includes:
A priority is calculated for each item selection section according to the selection candidates, and the guidance display object to be displayed with priority is determined according to the priority, or the display order of the plurality of guidance display objects is determined. A server device characterized by changing. a plurality of item selection units that execute a process of selecting a game item to be associated with the player from among the plurality of game items that are selection candidates based on the player's operation;
a display control unit that causes a display unit to display a guiding display object for guiding the player's operation related to execution of the item selection unit for each of the plurality of item selection units;
The display control section includes:
determining the guidance display object to be displayed with priority according to the selection candidates, or changing the display order of the plurality of guidance display objects;
further comprising an updating unit that puts the new item selection unit into an executable state or puts the existing item selection unit into an unexecutable state when a given condition is met;
The display control section includes:
determining the guidance display object to be displayed with priority when the new item selection section becomes executable or the existing item selection section becomes executable; or a plurality of the guidance objects. Change the display order of displayed items,
The update section is
A server device characterized in that when the growth status of a game item held by a player satisfies a given condition, the new item selection section is brought into an executable state. a plurality of item selection units that execute a process of selecting a game item to be associated with the player from among the plurality of game items that are selection candidates based on the player's operation;
a display control unit that causes a display unit to display a guiding display object for guiding the player's operation related to execution of the item selection unit for each of the plurality of item selection units;
The display control section includes:
determining the guidance display object to be displayed with priority according to the selection candidates, or changing the display order of the plurality of guidance display objects;
further comprising an updating unit that puts the new item selection unit into an executable state or puts the existing item selection unit into an unexecutable state when a given condition is met;
The display control section includes:
determining the guidance display object to be displayed with priority when the new item selection section becomes executable or the existing item selection section becomes executable; or a plurality of the guidance objects. Change the display order of displayed items,
The selection candidates of the item selection section include game items for cultivating game items,
The update section is
The present invention is characterized in that, when the cultivation status of a game item held by the player reaches an upper limit, the item selection section, which selects as selection candidates game items that can be cultivated beyond the upper limit, is set to an executable state. server equipment. a plurality of item selection units that execute a process of selecting a game item to be associated with the player from among the plurality of game items that are selection candidates based on the player's operation;
a display control unit that causes a display unit to display a guiding display object for guiding the player's operation related to execution of the item selection unit for each of the plurality of item selection units;
The display control section includes:
A game system characterized in that the display order of the plurality of guiding display objects is changed according to the selection candidates. a plurality of item selection units that execute a process of selecting a game item to be associated with the player from among the plurality of game items that are selection candidates based on the player's operation;
a display control unit that causes a display unit to display a guiding display object for guiding the player's operation related to execution of the item selection unit for each of the plurality of item selection units;
The display control section includes:
A game system characterized in that the display order of the plurality of guiding display objects is changed according to a player's game situation and the selection candidates. a plurality of item selection units that execute a process of selecting a game item to be associated with the player from among the plurality of game items that are selection candidates based on the player's operation;
a display control unit that causes a display unit to display a guiding display object for guiding the player's operation related to execution of the item selection unit for each of the plurality of item selection units;
The display control section includes:
A priority is calculated for each item selection section according to the selection candidates, and the guidance display object to be displayed with priority is determined according to the priority, or the display order of the plurality of guidance display objects is determined. A game system characterized by changing. a plurality of item selection units that execute a process of selecting a game item to be associated with the player from among the plurality of game items that are selection candidates based on the player's operation;
a display control unit that causes a display unit to display a guiding display object for guiding the player's operation related to execution of the item selection unit for each of the plurality of item selection units;
The display control section includes:
determining the guidance display object to be displayed with priority according to the selection candidates, or changing the display order of the plurality of guidance display objects;
further comprising an updating unit that puts the new item selection unit into an executable state or puts the existing item selection unit into an unexecutable state when a given condition is met;
The display control section includes:
determining the guidance display object to be displayed with priority when the new item selection section becomes executable or the existing item selection section becomes executable; or a plurality of the guidance objects. Change the display order of displayed items,
The update section is
A game system characterized in that when the growth status of a game item owned by a player satisfies a given condition, the new item selection section is made executable. a plurality of item selection units that execute a process of selecting a game item to be associated with the player from among the plurality of game items that are selection candidates based on the player's operation;
a display control unit that causes a display unit to display a guiding display object for guiding the player's operation related to execution of the item selection unit for each of the plurality of item selection units;
The display control section includes:
determining the guidance display object to be displayed with priority according to the selection candidates, or changing the display order of the plurality of guidance display objects;
Further comprising an updating unit that puts the new item selection unit into an executable state or puts the existing item selection unit into an unexecutable state when a given condition is met,
The display control section includes:
determining the guidance display object to be displayed with priority when the new item selection section becomes executable or the existing item selection section becomes executable; or a plurality of the guidance objects. Change the display order of displayed items,
The selection candidates of the item selection section include game items for cultivating game items,
The update section is
The present invention is characterized in that, when the cultivation status of a game item owned by a player reaches an upper limit, the item selection unit, which selects as selection candidates game items that can be cultivated beyond the upper limit, is set to an executable state. game system.

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