KR102554897B1 - System for seeking treasures games - Google Patents

Abstract

A treasure hunt game system according to an embodiment of the present invention is provided. The treasure hunt game system receives user registration information and registration event information from the user terminal, a user registration unit that approves the user's participation in the treasure hunt game, and a tour ticket for participating in a tour matched with tour information, which is one of the registration event information. A store unit that classifies and displays information to the user according to the level of the treasure box, a hint providing unit that provides a plurality of hints matched according to the level of the treasure box selected by the user, and identification information on the treasure box received from the user terminal. and a treasure chest identification unit for receiving and confirming the identification information and sending a message informing whether or not treasure has been acquired to the user terminal, wherein the treasure chest identification unit determines whether the type of the tour ticket and the identification information match. Determines whether the treasure was acquired.

Description

System for seeking treasures games}

The present invention relates to a treasure hunting game system that provides a treasure hunting game service through which a user can play a treasure hunting game through a terminal.

Recently, with the development of smart phone technology, it has become possible to implement various functions using a smart phone. In particular, various contents such as a treasure hunt game are provided through an application program running on a smartphone.

In general, a treasure hunting game is widely performed at picnics or picnics, and is a game method in which an identification tag with a product for a treasure written thereon is hidden in a random place and exchanged with a corresponding product engraved on the identification tag to a person who finds it. This treasure hunting game is only performed at specific events by groups of a large number of people, and there is a limitation that family travelers cannot enjoy it.

Recently, a treasure hunt game that used to be played offline is being performed online using electronic devices. Existing treasure hunting games provide various hints to the user, and the user proceeds with a simplified pattern of finding treasure through the hints. In particular, since the hints used in treasure hunting are fixed in the image database in the order of the game, other people can easily find the treasure just by searching without using items using the already known information, and the interest in the game that arises in the process of deriving the treasure You can't feel the element at all and there is a high possibility that it will be degraded as a means to get prize money.

In addition, the treasure hunt game is played in a limited space and is played by a large number of people. When a large number of people participate in the treasure hunt game, there are problems in that confusion may occur between people and disease transmission between people occurs.

Korean Patent Registration No. 10-1620475 (2016.05.12)

A technical problem of the present invention is to provide a treasure hunting game system capable of arousing interest in a user's game by not fixing hints for finding treasure.

A technical problem of the present invention is to provide a treasure hunting game system that performs a user registration process to prevent confusion and disease propagation among users playing the treasure hunting game.

A treasure hunt game system according to an embodiment of the present invention is provided. The treasure hunt game system receives user registration information and registration event information from the user terminal, a user registration unit that approves the user's participation in the treasure hunt game, and a tour ticket for participating in a tour matched with tour information, which is one of the registration event information. A store unit that classifies and displays information to the user according to the level of the treasure box, a hint providing unit that provides a plurality of hints matched according to the level of the treasure box selected by the user, and identification information on the treasure box received from the user terminal. and a treasure chest identification unit for receiving and confirming the identification information and sending a message informing whether or not treasure has been acquired to the user terminal, wherein the treasure chest identification unit determines whether the type of the tour ticket and the identification information match. Determines whether the treasure was acquired.

According to an example, the user registration information includes user personal information and user status information, and the user status information includes an image obtained by measuring the user's body temperature.

According to an example, the user registration unit analyzes the image obtained by measuring the user's heat, recognizes a number indicated by the image, compares the recognized number with a predetermined temperature, and approves whether or not the user participates in the game.

According to one example, the user registration unit recognizes a number on the image uploaded by a user using a text recognition solution.

According to one example, the registration event information includes tour information to participate in and whether or not a tour ticket for participating in the corresponding tour is available.

According to an example, the user registration unit limits the number of people attending a specific tour, and the user registration unit determines the number of people participating in a specific tour within a space where the specific tour is conducted through a GPS device or a beacon mounted on the user terminal. figure out the number

For example, the store unit displays a plurality of tour tickets according to the level of a treasure chest for one tour to a user, the plurality of tour tickets are sold at different prices, and the hint providing unit displays the plurality of tour tickets. Different hints or the number of hints are differentiated according to each of them.

According to an example, the hint providing unit activates a treasure location recognizing device attached to the treasure chest so that the location of the treasure chest is ascertained through the user terminal, and after the hint providing unit provides all of the plurality of hints, the treasure chest is located. When the location recognition device is activated and the user is adjacent to the treasure chest, the user can determine the location of the treasure chest through the user terminal.

According to an example, the treasure location recognizing device includes a beacon, and the beacon transmits a location signal only to users located within a certain area.

For example, when the user selects to participate in a game in which expensive treasure can be acquired, the treasure box identification unit transmits a ticket for participating in the King of Kings match to the user terminal.

According to an example, a mission providing unit for providing a mission for providing an additional hint to the user is further included, and when the user succeeds in completing the mission provided by the mission providing unit and uploads the acquired mission completion code through the user terminal, the The mission providing unit approves the mission completion code, and the hint providing unit provides an additional hint to the user terminal according to the approval of the mission completion code.

According to one example, the additional hint means a hint that cannot be obtained with a tour ticket purchased by the user.

According to one example, the additional hint means a hint that cannot be obtained by a user purchasing a tour ticket.

According to one example, the identification information includes a unique identification code and authentication picture of the treasure chest.

According to an example, the treasure chest identification unit upgrades a treasure chest matching the tour ticket when receiving identification information on the treasure chest received from the user terminal before all hints of a predetermined number are disclosed for each tour ticket. .

According to an example, the hint providing unit sequentially provides hints of lower priority to hints of higher priority among the plurality of prioritized hints to the user terminal, and the plurality of hints are provided over time. are provided sequentially.

According to an example, further comprising a mission providing unit that provides a user who solves the mission with the right to change the order of hints, and when receiving a mission completion code for a mission provided by the mission providing unit, approves the mission completion code , The hint providing unit provides the user terminal with authority to disclose hints of high priority prior to hints of low priority according to the approval of the mission completion code.

According to an example, the treasure chest identification unit displays to the user through the message whether to directly acquire the treasure or to participate in a game where the user can acquire a treasure more expensive than the acquired treasure.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the treasure hunt game system allows a plurality of users to safely play the treasure hunt game by limiting the number of people who perform a specific tour or by allowing users to participate in the tour by measuring the body temperature of users who want to participate in the tour. can be performed.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the treasure hunt game system can provide missions to arouse users' interest in the treasure hunt game beyond simply providing hints in a predetermined order. The treasure hunt game system provides additional benefits to users who have completed missions, which can induce users to actively participate in the game.

1 is a block diagram showing a treasure hunt game system according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a diagram illustrating one step of an application displaying tour information according to an embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a diagram illustrating one step of an application displaying tour tickets according to a grade of a treasure chest according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 is a diagram illustrating one step of an application displaying to a user whether or not a tour ticket is possessed according to an embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a diagram showing one step of an application displaying a plurality of hints according to an embodiment of the present invention.
6 is a diagram illustrating one step of an application for inputting identification information according to an embodiment of the present invention.
7 is a diagram illustrating one step of an application displaying treasure acquisition to a user according to an embodiment of the present invention.
8 is a diagram illustrating a method of implementing a treasure hunting game in a user terminal and an administrator server, respectively, according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Advantages and features of the present invention, and methods for achieving them, will become clear with reference to the embodiments described below in detail in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments disclosed below, but may be implemented in various different forms, and only this embodiment makes the disclosure of the present invention complete, and the common knowledge in the technical field to which the present invention belongs. It is provided to fully inform the holder of the scope of the invention, and the present invention is only defined by the scope of the claims. Like reference numbers designate like elements throughout the specification.

Terms such as "...unit", "...unit", and "...module" described in the specification mean a unit that processes at least one function or operation, which is hardware or software, or hardware and software. It can be implemented as a combination.

In addition, in this specification, the names of the components are classified as first, second, etc., in order to classify them based on the relationship in which the names of the components are the same, and the order is not necessarily limited in the following description.

The detailed description is illustrative of the present invention. In addition, the foregoing is intended to illustrate and describe preferred embodiments of the present invention, and the present invention can be used in various other combinations, modifications, and environments. That is, changes or modifications are possible within the scope of the concept of the invention disclosed in this specification, within the scope equivalent to the described disclosure, and/or within the scope of skill or knowledge in the art. The described embodiment describes the best state for implementing the technical spirit of the present invention, and various changes required in specific application fields and uses of the present invention are also possible. Therefore, the above detailed description of the invention is not intended to limit the invention to the disclosed embodiments. Also, the appended claims should be construed to cover other embodiments as well.

1 is a block diagram showing a treasure hunt game system according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1, the treasure hunt game system 1 is a network platform between a user terminal 100 and a manager server 200 for a user to play a treasure hunt game in a specific space through a user terminal 100. can include The user terminal 100 and the manager server 200 can communicate in real time, and the network between the user terminal 100 and the manager server 200 is RF, 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) network, Long Term Evolution (LTE) Network, 5GPP (5rd Generation Partnership Project) network, WIMAX (World Interoperability for Microwave Access) network, Internet, LAN (Local Area Network), Wireless LAN (Wireless Local Area Network), WAN (Wide Area Network), PAN (Personal Area Network), Bluetooth (Bluetooth) network, NFC network, satellite broadcasting network, analog broadcasting network, digital multimedia broadcasting (DMB) network, etc. may be included, but is not limited thereto.

The user terminal 100 may be a terminal of a user who requests a treasure hunt using a web page, an app page, a program, or an application related to offline and online linked treasure hunting services. For example, the user terminal 100 is a wireless communication device that ensures portability and mobility, and includes navigation, PCS (Personal Communication System), GSM (Global System for Mobile communications), PDC (Personal Digital Cellular), PHS (Personal Communication System) Handyphone System), PDA (Personal Digital Assistant), IMT (International Mobile Telecommunication)-2000, CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access)-2000, W-CDMA (W-Code Division Multiple Access), Wibro (Wireless Broadband Internet) terminal, It may include all kinds of handheld-based wireless communication devices such as a smartphone, a smartpad, and a tablet PC. A user may input a response to a plurality of steps provided by the manager server 200 through the user terminal 100 . Input data may be processed by the manager server 200 .

The user terminal 100 may be provided with a location recognition device 150 capable of outputting user location information. The location recognition device 150 may include a GPS device, a beacon, Bluetooth, and the like. The location recognition device 150 may be a component built into the user terminal 100 . The location recognition device 150 may receive a signal output from the treasure location recognition device 350 attached to the treasure chest 300 . Also, the location recognition device 150 may transmit location information of the user to the manager server 200 .

The manager server 200 may be a server that provides offline and online linked treasure hunt service web pages, app pages, programs or applications. The manager server 200 may be a server that allows the AR service to be operated by the user terminal 100 .

The manager server 200 may include a user registration unit 210, a store unit 220, a hint providing unit 230, a treasure chest identification unit 240, a mission providing unit 250, and a communication unit 260. The user registration unit 210, the store unit 220, the hint providing unit 230, the treasure chest identification unit 240, and the mission providing unit 250 may be configured by dividing a plurality of functions of the manager server 200. . The communication unit 260 may be a component for communicating with the user terminal 100 and the treasure location recognition device 350 . For example, the communication unit 260 may be a component for implementing a network between the user terminal 100 and the manager server 200 .

The user registration unit 210 may receive user registration information and registration event information from the user terminal 100 to approve the user's participation in the treasure hunt game. User registration information may include user personal information and user status information.

For example, the user's personal information may include an ID and password for the user to access a treasure hunt service web page, app page, program or application provided by the manager server 200, and the user's status information may include An image of a body temperature measurement may be included. The user registration unit 210 may recognize a number indicated by the image by analyzing an image obtained by measuring a user's heat. The user registration unit 210 may compare the recognized number with a preset temperature to approve whether or not the user participates in the game. For example, the predetermined temperature may mean a normal body temperature of a person. Also, the user registration unit 210 may recognize numbers on the image uploaded by the user using a text recognition solution. For example, the character recognition solution may include Google Cloud Vision API (Google Cloud Vision API), Optical Character Recognition (OCR), or other image recognition solutions. The user registration unit 210 may automatically analyze an image uploaded by a user using a text recognition solution, and may approve whether or not to participate in a game by comparing the analyzed number with a preset temperature.

For example, the registration event information may include tour information to participate in and whether or not a tour ticket for participating in the corresponding tour is available. The tour information may enumerate the types of tours that the user may participate in on a treasure hunt service web page, app page, program, or application provided by the manager server 200 . Tour tickets are classified according to the grade of the treasure chest 300 that the user wants to find, and may be what the user must have in order to participate in the treasure hunt game. The tour ticket can be purchased by the user through the store unit 220, and only the user who has purchased the tour ticket can participate in the treasure hunt game.

User registration 210 may limit the number of people attending a particular tour. The treasure hunt game can be performed within a specific space, and the number of participants may be limited for smooth game progress. For example, the user registration unit 210 may determine the number of people attending a specific tour within a space where the specific tour is conducted through a GPS device or a beacon installed in the user terminal 100 . Through this, the user registration unit 210 may not approve participation in the treasure hunt game even if the user purchases a tour ticket when the limited number of people is exceeded. As another example, the user registration unit 210 may count the number of people authorized to participate in a specific tour, and limit the number of people who can attend a specific tour by comparing the counted number with the limited number of people. there is.

The store unit 220 may classify tour tickets for participating in a tour matched with one of the registered event information, that is, tour information, according to the level of the treasure chest 300 and display them to the user. The store unit 220 may display a plurality of tour tickets according to the level of the treasure chest 300 to the user in one tour. For example, the store unit 220 may display diamond tour tickets, gold tour tickets, and silver tour tickets for a specific tour to the user. A user may purchase one of tour tickets for a tour he wishes to participate in through the user terminal 100, and after purchasing the tour ticket, the user may participate in a treasure hunt game. A plurality of tour tickets may be sold at different prices. The reason why tour tickets are sold at different prices is that the number and types of hints provided while the user plays the treasure hunt game vary depending on the types of tour tickets.

Unlike the above example, the type and number of hints provided to the user may vary depending on the type of tour tickets. That is, depending on the type of tour tickets, the type of treasure to be acquired is the same, but the type and number of hints are different, so it is possible to determine which tour ticket the user will purchase.

The hint providing unit 230 may provide a plurality of hints matched according to the grade of the treasure chest 300 selected by the user. The hint may refer to information capable of indirectly ascertaining the location of the treasure chest 300 .

For example, the hint providing unit 230 may set different hints or the number of hints according to each of a plurality of tour tickets. Accordingly, the user may purchase a relatively expensive tour ticket in order to easily obtain the treasure chest 300 within a short period of time.

As another example, since each of the plurality of tour tickets may be matched with a different treasure chest 300, the hint providing unit 230 may provide different hints according to each of the plurality of tour tickets.

The hint providing unit 230 may sequentially provide hints of low priority to hints of high priority among a plurality of prioritized hints to the user terminal 100 . For example, a hint disclosed last may be a more direct hint in acquiring the treasure chest 300 than a hint disclosed first. A plurality of hints may be sequentially provided to the user terminal 100 over time. In this case, the hints may be provided through at least one of video, image, and text. The hint provider 230 may grant the user terminal 100 permission to provide additional hints or to change the order in which hints are provided when the user succeeds in a mission while playing the treasure hunt game.

In addition, the hint providing unit 230 may activate the treasure location recognizing device 350 attached to the treasure chest 300 so that the location of the treasure chest 300 is ascertained through the user terminal 100 . The hint providing unit 230 activates the treasure location recognizing device 350 after providing all of the plurality of hints, so that when the user is adjacent to the treasure chest 300, the user determines the location of the treasure chest 300 at the user terminal ( 100) can be found. In other words, if the user does not acquire the treasure chest until a certain amount of time has elapsed even after all hints have been provided to the user, the treasure location recognizing device 350 is activated to determine whether the user is close to the treasure chest 300 at the user terminal ( 100) can be found. The user treasure location recognition device 350 may be a GPS device or a beacon. A signal output by the treasure location recognition device 350 may be received through the user terminal 100 . For example, when the treasure location recognizing device 350 is a beacon, when the distance between the user terminal 100 and the treasure location recognizing device 350 is located within a specified distance, the user terminal 100 detects the treasure location recognizing device 350 The signal output by can be received. Therefore, the user can acquire the treasure chest 300 through the signal of the treasure location recognizing device 350 .

Unlike the above example, the treasure location recognition device 350 is always activated, but the range in which the treasure location recognition device 350 outputs a signal is extremely limited, so that when the user is completely close to the treasure chest 300, the user terminal 100 ) may receive a signal that the treasure chest 300 is nearby.

The treasure chest identification unit 240 may determine that the user has acquired the treasure chest 300 by receiving the identification information on the treasure chest 300 received from the user terminal 100 . The treasure box identification unit 240 checks the identification information and, if it is correct that the user has acquired the treasure chest 300 corresponding to the tour ticket, may transmit a message informing whether or not the treasure has been acquired to the user terminal 100 . For example, when a user acquires a treasure chest 300 that does not correspond to a purchased tour ticket, the treasure chest identification unit 240 determines that the treasure chest 300 acquired by the user terminal 100 corresponds to the tour ticket. It can be notified that the treasure chest 300 is not. For example, the identification information may include a unique identification code and authentication photo of the treasure chest. The user acquires the treasure chest 300 and can upload an identification code attached to the treasure chest 300 and a photo of the treasure chest 300 or an authentication photo presented by field staff through the user terminal 100 . The treasure chest identification unit 240 may determine whether the user can acquire the treasure chest 300 by matching the identification code, the uploaded photo, and the tour ticket purchased by the user. At this time, if there is a user who has acquired the corresponding treasure chest 300 first, the treasure chest identification unit 240 may transmit a message indicating that acquisition of the treasure chest 300 has failed to the user terminal 100 . However, the treasure chest 300 may include a plurality of treasure chests 300 that match tour tickets. Accordingly, the treasure chest identification unit 240 may transmit a message indicating that acquisition of the treasure chest 300 has failed to a user who uploads identification information after a predetermined number of treasure chests 300 have been obtained.

The treasure box identification unit 240 may display to the user whether to immediately acquire the treasure or to participate in a game where the user can obtain a treasure more expensive than the acquired treasure through a message. That is, if the user is a user capable of acquiring the treasure chest 300, the treasure chest identification unit 240 determines whether or not to receive a treasure (a prize provided to an actual user) matching the treasure chest 300 or to obtain a treasure chest 300. A message may be displayed on the user terminal 100 so that the user can select whether or not to participate in the King of Kings battle where treasures that are more expensive than treasures can be acquired.

For example, when the user selects to receive a treasure that matches the treasure chest 300, the treasure chest identification unit 240 may transmit a message informing that the treasure chest 300 has been received to the user. When the user receives the treasure chest 300, the treasure chest identification unit 240 may transmit an exchange voucher for exchanging the treasure with a real object. In addition, when the user receives the treasure box 300, the manager may notify the user of a method for receiving the treasure by wire.

As another example, when the user selects to participate in a game in which expensive treasure can be obtained, the treasure chest identification unit 240 may transmit a ticket for participating in the King of Kings to the user terminal 100 .

When the treasure chest identification unit 240 receives identification information on the treasure chest 300 received from the user terminal 100 before all the hints of a predetermined number are disclosed for each tour ticket, the treasure chest matching the tour ticket ( 300) can be upgraded. For example, when a user who purchases a gold tour ticket sees only two hints out of three hints and obtains the treasure chest 300 and uploads identification information, the treasure chest identification unit 240 is more expensive than the gold tour ticket. The treasure of the DIA Tour ticket, which provides the treasure as a prize, may be provided to the user.

The mission providing unit 250 may provide a mission for providing the user with an additional hint or an authority to change the disclosure order of a plurality of hints. For example, the mission can be provided by the mission providing unit 250 to the user terminal 100, and may include a mission that can be performed by the user terminal 100 or a mission that can be directly performed by a user in the field. can In the case of a mission that can be performed directly, a field progress agent may provide a mission completion code to confirm that the mission has been performed to the user who performed the mission. In the case of a mission that can be performed by the user terminal 100 , when the user completes the mission, the mission providing unit 250 may provide a mission completion code to the user terminal 100 . The user may input the mission completion code into the user terminal 100 . When the user uploads the mission completion code obtained by succeeding in the mission provided by the mission providing unit 250 to the user terminal 100, the mission providing unit 250 may approve the mission completion code. In addition to the approval of the mission completion code, the hint providing unit 230 may provide the user terminal 100 with an additional hint or an authority to change the disclosure order of a plurality of hints.

For example, the hint providing unit 230 may provide an additional hint to the user terminal 100 according to the approval of the mission completion code. The additional hint may refer to a hint that cannot be obtained with a tour ticket purchased by the user. Also, the additional hint may refer to a hint that cannot be acquired by a user purchasing a tour ticket.

As another example, the hint providing unit 230 may provide a user who solves a mission with permission to change the order of revealing hints according to the approval of the mission completion code. The plurality of hints provided to the user are prioritized, and a hint having a higher priority than a hint having a lower priority may include information advantageous for the user to acquire the treasure chest 300 . Accordingly, the hint providing unit 230 may provide the user terminal 100 with permission to disclose hints of high priority prior to hints of low priority according to the approval of the mission completion code.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the treasure hunt game system 1 restricts the number of people who perform a specific tour or measures the body temperature of users who want to participate in the tour to authorize the user to participate in the tour so that a plurality of users can safely You can play a treasure hunt game.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, the treasure hunt game system 1 may provide missions to arouse users' interest in the treasure hunt game beyond simply providing hints in a predetermined order. The treasure hunt game system 1 provides additional benefits to users who complete missions, and thus can induce users to actively participate in the game.

2 is a diagram illustrating one step of an application displaying tour information according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2 , the manager server 200 may provide a treasure hunt game to a user through an application. A user may access a corresponding application through the user terminal 100 . The manager server 200 may display tour information 11 on the user terminal 100 through the first screen 10 after the user's personal information is approved. The tour information 11 may mean a region or festival name for a user to play a treasure hunt game. The first screen 10 may display a plurality of pieces of tour information 11 . The manager server 200 may request state information of the user while approving the user's personal information.

3 is a diagram illustrating one step of an application displaying tour tickets according to a grade of a treasure chest according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIGS. 1 to 3 , when a user selects specific tour information 11, the manager server 200 provides a plurality of tour tickets 21, 22, and 23 matched to the tour information 11 in a second It can be displayed on the user terminal 100 through the screen 20 . When a treasure hunting game is performed through each of the plurality of tour tickets 21, 22, and 23, the types of treasures that can be acquired by the user may be different from each other. For example, the plurality of tour tickets 21, 22, and 23 may include a diamond tour ticket 21, a gold tour ticket 22, and a silver tour ticket 23, and the diamond tour ticket 21 The gold tour ticket 22 may refer to a ticket providing a user with a premium product more expensive than the gold tour ticket 22 , and the gold tour ticket 22 may refer to a ticket providing a premium product more expensive than the silver tour ticket 23 to the user. When a treasure matching at least one of the plurality of tour tickets 21, 22, and 23 is obtained by another user, the manager server 200 prevents the user from selecting the one ticket at the user terminal. (100) can also be indicated.

4 is a diagram illustrating one step of an application displaying to a user whether or not a tour ticket is possessed according to an embodiment of the present invention.

1 to 4 , when the user selects the DIA tour ticket 21, the manager server 200 may determine whether the DIA tour ticket 21 has been purchased by the user. If the user purchases the DIA Tour ticket 21 (CASE 1), the manager server 200 may display on the third screen 30 whether to participate in the treasure hunt game. If the user has not purchased a DIA tour ticket 21 (CASE 2), the manager server 200 may display on the third screen 30 whether or not to switch to a screen for purchasing tour tickets.

After the user selects to participate in the treasure hunt game, the manager server 200 may check the user's state information (eg, the user's body temperature). The step of checking the user's state information (eg, the user's body temperature, etc.) may not be limited to this step.

5 is a diagram showing one step of an application displaying a plurality of hints according to an embodiment of the present invention.

1 to 5, when a user participates in a treasure hunt game by selecting tour information 11 and a tour ticket (any one of 21, 22, and 23) to participate, the manager server 200 informs the user A plurality of hints 41, 42, and 43 may be sequentially provided. The plurality of hints 41 , 42 , and 43 may be prioritized and provided sequentially to the user terminal 100 at regular time intervals. For example, the first hint 41, the second hint 42, and the third hint 43 may be disclosed in order. The plurality of hints 41, 42, and 43 may be disclosed as video, image, or text.

For example, when a user completes a mission provided by the manager server 200, the manager server 200 first sends a hint having a higher priority among the plurality of hints 41, 42, and 43 to the user terminal 100. You can give permission to disclose. That is, when the user completes the mission after the first hint 41 is provided, the user can see the third hint 43 before the second hint 42 by using the authority received from the manager server 200. there is. At this time, the third hint 43 has a higher priority than the second hint 42 and may be a more useful hint for obtaining the treasure chest 300 .

As another example, when a user completes a mission provided by the manager server 200, the manager server 200 sends a first hint 41, a second hint 42, and a third hint 43 to the user terminal 100. ) can provide additional hints. The additional hint may not be a hint that the user can purchase for a fee.

When the user acquires the treasure chest 300, he or she may proceed to a step for acquiring the treasure chest 300 by clicking the open treasure chest 45.

6 is a diagram showing one step of an application for inputting identification information according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 7 is a diagram showing one step of an application for displaying treasure acquisition to a user according to an embodiment of the present invention.

1 to 7, the user can upload the unique identification code 51 and authentication photo 52 of the treasure chest 300 through the user terminal 100, and through this, the treasure chest 300 Acquisition may be notified to the manager server 200 . The manager server 200 matches the tour ticket (any one of 21, 22, and 23), the identification code 51, and the authentication photo 52 so that the user can obtain the tour ticket selected by the user (any one of 21, 22, and 23). It is possible to determine whether or not the treasure chest 300 matching the .

For example, when a user who purchases a gold tour ticket 22 finds a treasure chest 300 corresponding to the diamond tour ticket 21, the manager server 200 sends the treasure chest 300 through the user terminal 100. ) may display a message that it failed to open. That is, the user needs to find a treasure chest 300 that matches the tour ticket he/she purchased (any one of 21, 22, and 23), and the user opens it even if he/she finds a treasure chest 300 that matches another tour ticket. can't

For example, when a user who purchases a DIA tour ticket 21 finds a treasure chest 300 corresponding to the DIA tour ticket 21, the manager server 200 sends the treasure chest 300 through the user terminal 100. ) may display a treasure chest receipt message 61 indicating that the opening was successful.

The manager server 200 may display a treasure box receipt message 61 and a king-of-the-king battle participation message 62 indicating whether to participate in the king-of-kingdom battle in which a treasure more expensive than the current treasure can be obtained. When the user clicks the treasure chest receipt message 61, the manager server 200 may transmit a message informing that the treasure chest 300 has been received to the user. When the user clicks the King of Kings participation message 62, the manager server 200 may transmit a ticket for participating in the King of Kings to the user terminal 100.

8 is a diagram illustrating a method of implementing a treasure hunting game in a user terminal and an administrator server, respectively, according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Referring to FIGS. 1 and 8 , the user may input personal information through the user terminal 100 . For example, a user may access a web page, an app page, a program, or an application provided by the manager server 200 by inputting ID and password, which are personal information, into the user terminal 100 (S100).

A user may input state information through the user terminal 100 . Specifically, the user may take a picture or a video of the user's body temperature measured by field staff and upload it through the user terminal 100 . However, inputting status information may be performed after selecting the type of tour ticket described below (S110).

The manager server 200 may receive registration information including user personal information and state information. After determining the user's registration information, the manager server 200 may determine whether the user can participate in the treasure hunt game (S200).

The user may select the type of tour and the type of tour ticket to participate in through the user terminal 100 (S120).

The manager server 200 may check whether the user has purchased the tour ticket selected by the user. When the user purchases a tour ticket, the manager server 200 may approve participation in the tour selected by the user using the tour ticket selected by the user. If the user has not purchased a tour ticket, the manager server 200 may display on the user terminal 100 whether to switch to a screen for the user to purchase a tour ticket (S210).

The manager server 200 may provide the user terminal 100 with a plurality of hints matched according to the type of tour ticket. For example, the type of treasure chest 300 to be found by the user may be determined according to the type of tour ticket. Also, the number of hints provided to the user and the types of hints may be determined according to the type of tour ticket (S220).

The manager server 200 may provide a mission while the user is searching for treasure. The mission may be performed by the user terminal 100 or by the user directly in the field (S230).

The user may acquire additional hints according to whether the mission is successful or not, and may be granted permission to change the acquisition order of a plurality of hints (S130).

If the user does not acquire the treasure chest 300 even after all hints are disclosed, the manager server 200 may activate the treasure location recognizing device 350 attached to the treasure chest 300 . When the treasure location recognition device 350 is activated, the user can determine the location of the treasure chest 300 through the user terminal 100 . However, the user terminal 100 may receive the signal transmitted by the treasure location recognizing device 350 only when the user approaches the treasure chest 300 within a certain distance. For example, when the treasure location recognizing device 350 is a beacon, the signal reception distance of the beacon is limited, so that even when the user is not close to the treasure chest 300, the location information of the treasure chest 300 is received. It may not occur (S240).

When the user obtains the treasure chest 300, identification information unique to the treasure chest 300 may be input to the user terminal 100 (S140).

When identification information unique to the treasure chest 300 is input to the user terminal 100, the manager server 200 may match the identification information with the type of tour ticket selected by the user. The manager server 200 may transmit a message informing that treasure has been acquired to the user terminal 100 only when the user acquires the treasure chest 300 matching the type of tour ticket selected by the user. The message may include a treasure chest receipt message 61 informing that the treasure has been acquired and a participation message 62 indicating whether to participate in the King of Kings battle in which a treasure more expensive than the current treasure acquired by the user can be obtained ( S250).

The user may receive a treasure or a ticket to participate in the King of Kings game through selection of an option displayed in the received message (S150).

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described with reference to the accompanying drawings, those skilled in the art can implement the present invention in other specific forms without changing its technical spirit or essential features. You will understand that there is Therefore, the embodiments described above should be understood as illustrative in all respects and not limiting.

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a user registration unit that receives user registration information and registration event information from the user terminal and approves the user's participation in the treasure hunt game;
a store unit which classifies tour tickets for participating in a tour matched with tour information, which is one of the registered event information, according to the level of the treasure chest, and displays them to the user;
a hint providing unit providing a plurality of hints matched according to the grade of the treasure chest selected by the user; and
And a treasure chest identification unit for receiving identification information on the treasure chest received from the user terminal, checking the identification information, and transmitting a message informing whether treasure has been acquired to the user terminal,
The treasure box identification unit determines whether the user has acquired treasure based on whether the type of the tour ticket and the identification information match,
The user registration information includes user personal information and user status information,
The user's state information includes an image obtained by measuring the user's body temperature,
Treasure hunt game system. delete According to claim 1,
The user registration unit analyzes the image in which the user's heat is measured, recognizes the number indicated by the image, and compares the recognized number with a preset temperature to approve whether or not the user participates in the game.
Treasure hunt game system. According to claim 3,
The user registration unit recognizes the number on the image uploaded by the user using a character recognition solution,
Treasure hunt game system. According to claim 1,
The registration event information includes tour information to participate and whether or not a tour ticket for participating in the tour is available.
Treasure hunt game system. According to claim 1,
The user registration unit limits the number of people attending a specific tour,
The user registration unit grasps the number of people attending a specific tour in the space where the specific tour is in progress through a GPS device or a beacon mounted on the user terminal,
Treasure hunt game system. According to claim 1,
The store unit displays a plurality of tour tickets according to the level of the treasure chest in one tour to the user;
The plurality of tour tickets are sold at different prices,
The hint providing unit differentiates different hints or the number of hints according to each of the plurality of tour tickets.
Treasure hunt game system. According to claim 1,
The hint providing unit activates a treasure location recognizing device attached to the treasure chest so that the location of the treasure chest is ascertained through the user terminal;
The hint providing unit activates the treasure location recognizing device after providing all of the plurality of hints so that when the user is adjacent to the treasure chest, the user can determine the location of the treasure chest through the user terminal,
Treasure hunt game system. According to claim 8,
The treasure location recognition device includes a beacon,
The beacon transmits a location signal only to users located within a certain area,
Treasure hunt game system. According to claim 1,
When the user selects to participate in a game that can acquire expensive treasures, the treasure box identification unit transmits a ticket to participate in the King of Kings to the user terminal,
Treasure hunt game system. a user registration unit that receives user registration information and registration event information from the user terminal and approves the user's participation in the treasure hunt game;
a store unit which classifies tour tickets for participating in a tour matched with tour information, which is one of the registered event information, according to the level of the treasure chest, and displays them to the user;
a hint providing unit providing a plurality of hints matched according to the grade of the treasure chest selected by the user; and
And a treasure chest identification unit for receiving identification information on the treasure chest received from the user terminal, checking the identification information, and transmitting a message informing whether treasure has been acquired to the user terminal,
The treasure box identification unit determines whether the user has acquired treasure based on whether the type of the tour ticket and the identification information match,
Further comprising a mission providing unit providing a mission to provide additional hints to the user;
When the user uploads the mission completion code obtained by succeeding in the mission provided by the mission providing unit through the user terminal, the mission providing unit approves the mission completion code,
The hint providing unit provides an additional hint to the user terminal upon approval of the mission completion code.
Treasure hunt game system. According to claim 11,
The additional hint refers to a hint that cannot be obtained with the tour ticket purchased by the user.
Treasure hunt game system. According to claim 11,
The additional hint refers to a hint that the user cannot acquire by purchasing a tour ticket.
Treasure hunt game system. According to claim 11,
The identification information includes a unique identification code and authentication photo of the treasure chest.
Treasure hunt game system. According to claim 11,
The treasure chest identification unit upgrades a treasure chest matching the tour ticket when receiving identification information on the treasure chest received from the user terminal before all hints of a predetermined number are disclosed for each tour ticket.
Treasure hunt game system. According to claim 1,
The hint provider sequentially provides hints of lower priority to hints of higher priority among the plurality of prioritized hints to the user terminal, and the plurality of hints are sequentially provided over time. felled,
Treasure hunt game system. According to claim 16,
Further comprising a mission providing unit that provides the user who solves the mission with the right to change the order of hints;
When receiving the mission completion code for the mission provided by the mission provider, approve the mission completion code;
The hint providing unit provides authority to disclose a hint of high priority to the user terminal before a hint of low priority according to the approval of the mission completion code,
Treasure hunt game system. According to claim 1,
The treasure box identification unit displays to the user through the message whether the user will directly acquire the treasure or participate in a game in which a treasure more expensive than the acquired treasure can be obtained.
Treasure hunt game system.

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