WO2023042917A1

WO2023042917A1 - Interaction card game and interaction card game device and program

Info

Publication number: WO2023042917A1
Application number: PCT/JP2022/034855
Authority: WO
Inventors: 周成辻
Original assignee: 周成辻
Priority date: 2021-09-17
Filing date: 2022-09-16
Publication date: 2023-03-23

Abstract

To form a place that can improve a feeling of self-affirmation by naturally creating an environment where participants respect and praise one another.　Provided are a plurality of types of action cards 4 that prompts actions for exchanging positive strokes between a participant encouraged to act by a selected card and other participants in multiple stages set on the basis of interaction analysis, and a board 2 that has a plurality of card areas for placing action cards of the the type corresponding to a stage. The action card comprises at least a first hint display part 4a that displays a first hint as a trigger of a participant's action, and a second hint display part 4b that displays a second hint for providing positive strokes from other participants for the participant's action based on the first hint.

Description

AC card game, AC card game device and program

The present invention relates to an exchange card game, an exchange card game device, and a program that can form a place where participants can mutually improve their self-esteem.

For example, Patent Document 1 discloses a card game in which participants communicate with each other. In Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-100000, by asking questions written on a card to be answered, it is possible to force even a person who is not good at talking with other participants to be able to talk with other participants.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2019-035895

By the way, in order for people to feel well-being, they need a sense of self-affirmation that allows them to form happy and good human relationships. You can increase your self-esteem by being recognized and praised by others. For example, as in the interaction analysis (basic stance) used in psychology and psychotherapy, people understand, accept, and respect by receiving speech and behavior (positive strokes) that recognizes and praises people. Step up from the state of lacking (I'm not OK. and You're not OK.) to the state of mutual understanding/mutual acceptance/respect (I'm OK. You're OK.) This will increase self-esteem and lead to the formation of happy and good interpersonal relationships.

However, in a conventional card game whose main purpose is simply to encourage conversation, as in Patent Document 1, although it is possible to provide a common topic for talking to other participants, it is possible to understand the other participant only with that. Not only that, but I don't even know how to recognize what or how to praise. Therefore, in a conventional card game, it is not easy to create a place where people can raise their self-esteem. Moreover, there has never been a card game that could encourage behavior by giving positive strokes based on exchange analysis.

In consideration of such circumstances, the present invention provides an exchange card game or the like that can create a place where participants can mutually recognize and compliment each other, thereby forming a place where they can enhance their self-esteem. for the purpose.

In order to solve the above problems, the exchange card game of the present invention provides positive strokes between a participant who acts on a selected card and other participants in a plurality of stages set based on exchange analysis. and a board board having a plurality of card areas for arranging action cards of types corresponding to stages, wherein the action cards are at least triggers for actions of the participants. and a second hint display section for displaying a second hint for other participants to give affirmative strokes regarding the participant's behavior based on the first hint. , provided.

According to the exchange card game of the present invention, in a plurality of stages set based on exchange analysis, the type of action cards corresponding to the stage can be arranged in the card area of the board. As a result, the exchange card game can be played for each stage using the type of action cards corresponding to each stage based on the exchange analysis. According to the action card, not only is the first hint display portion displaying the first hint that triggers the action, but also the second hint display portion is displaying the second hint that serves as a hint for affirmative stroke. Therefore, the first hint can prompt the participant's behavior, and the second hint can also prompt other participants to give affirmative strokes regarding the participant's behavior. According to such an action card, it is possible to naturally create an environment in which the participants acknowledge and praise each other and give each other positive strokes. can be formed.

In a preferred aspect of the present invention, the second hint is a hint for giving a positive stroke assumed from the first hint. According to this aspect, the second hint display portion of the action card displays the second hint for giving a positive stroke assumed from the first hint. can increase the likelihood of being awarded the positive stroke expected for

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the participants include a first participant and another second participant, the action cards include an impression guessing card, and the first hint display part of the impression guessing card , the first hint for the second participant to say the impression guessed about the first participant who chose this card is displayed, and the second hint display part of the impression guess card shows the second participant's remark. A second hint is displayed for the first participant to give an affirmative stroke for the . According to the impression guessing card of this aspect, the second participant can state the impression of the first participant based on the first hint of the impression guessing card selected by the first participant. Affirmative strokes regarding the statement may be received from the first participant based on the results. As a result, the second participant can deepen his/her understanding of the first participant, and can obtain affirmative strokes from the first participant regarding his/her remarks, thereby easily increasing self-affirmation. Also, the first participant can have the second participant comment on his/her impression based on the first hint of the impression guessing card, so that the first participant can understand how he or she is viewed by others. As a result, the first participant can deepen his or her own understanding and easily increase self-esteem. In this way, the impression guessing card facilitates the formation of an environment in which mutual understanding can be deepened, and a place where self-esteem can be enhanced.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the action cards include a self-quiz card, and the first hint display portion of the self-quiz card is provided for the first participant who chose this card to create a self-quiz about himself/herself. A first hint is displayed, and a second hint is displayed in the second hint display portion of the self-quiz card for the second participant to give a positive stroke regarding the self-quiz. According to the personal quiz card of this mode, the first participant can compose his/her own quiz based on the first hint of the selected personal quiz card, and make a positive stroke regarding the personal quiz based on the second hint. The second participant can also complain. As a result, the first participant can have an opportunity to reconsider himself in a game-like manner by making his own quiz, so that he can deepen his understanding of himself and obtain a positive stroke from the second participant about the self-quiz. You will be able to accept yourself, and your self-affirmation will be easier to increase. Also, the second participant can deepen the understanding of the first participant through the first participant's own quiz, which leads to acceptance by the first participant. Thus, according to the impression guessing card, it becomes easy to form an environment where mutual acceptance can be deepened, and a place where self-esteem can be enhanced can be formed.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the action card includes a challenge card, and the first hint display portion of the challenge card contains the first hint for the action to be challenged by the first participant who selected this card. displayed and a second hint display portion of the challenge card displays a second hint for the second participant to give an affirmative stroke regarding the action challenged by the first participant. According to the challenge card of this aspect, the first participant is given an opportunity to challenge the action based on the first hint of the selected challenge card, so that the first participant can have a fun and unprecedented experience like a game. It becomes possible. Other second participants who saw the challenge gave affirmative strokes of praise if they did well, and even if they did not do well, they gave affirmative strokes that acknowledged their efforts. It becomes easier to connect to Since the first participant can also respect himself for completing the challenge, his self-esteem is likely to increase. Thus, according to the challenge card, it becomes easy to form an environment where mutual respect can be deepened, and a place where self-esteem can be enhanced can be formed.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, a betting board that can be placed on the board according to the stage is provided, and the betting board includes a betting area for betting coins on the answer to the own quiz and a correct answer card that displays the correct answer to the own quiz. and a correct answer card area for arranging the . According to this aspect, by providing a betting board that can be placed on the board board according to the stage, for example, the betting board is placed on the board board in the stage where the participant bets coins, and the betting board is placed in the stage where the participant does not bet coins. You can choose not to place it. This makes it possible to change the configuration of the board according to the stage. Also, since the betting board has a betting area for betting coins on the answers to the quizzes, it is not necessary to bet coins directly on the board board. In addition, since the betting board has a correct answer card area for placing the correct answer card that displays the correct answer for your own quiz, place the correct answer card so that the correct answer cannot be seen before betting coins, and place the correct answer card after betting coins. can be rearranged so that the correct answer is visible. As a result, fraud such as changing the correct answer based on the degree of coin betting can be suppressed.

In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the plurality of stages include a first stage in which the impression guessing cards are arranged on the board, a second stage in which the self quiz cards are arranged on the board, and a challenge card is arranged on the board. and a third stage. According to this aspect, the interaction card game can be played by changing the action cards arranged on the board according to each stage. In the first stage, you can mainly play a game to deepen mutual understanding with impression guessing cards arranged on the board, and in the second stage, you can mainly play a game to deepen mutual acceptance with your own quiz cards arranged on the board. In the third stage, the challenge cards placed on the board can be used to play games that mainly promote mutual respect. By playing the games of the first stage, the second stage, and the third stage, it is possible to prompt the participants' actions and the participants' positive strokes with action cards corresponding to each stage. As a result, it is possible to create an environment that approaches a state of mutual understanding, mutual acceptance, and mutual respect (a state of I'm OK. You're OK. by interaction analysis) in a fun and natural way, like a game. As a result, it is possible to create a place where the participants can raise their self-esteem and form happy and good human relationships.

In a preferred aspect of the present invention, at least the board and action cards are display data that can be displayed on the terminal device, and the display data includes data for switching between display and non-display of the second hint in the second hint display section. . According to this aspect, since at least the board board and the action cards are display data that can be displayed on the terminal device, they can be displayed on the terminal device of the participant. Furthermore, since the data for switching between display and non-display of the second hint is included, it is possible to display the second hint when the participant wants to know the stroke hint.

In order to solve the above problems, the device of the present invention is an exchange card game device that displays the exchange card game on a terminal device, and is an acquisition unit that acquires individual intimacy between participants participating in the exchange card game. , a determination unit that determines the group intimacy of all participants based on the acquired individual intimacy, a stage selection unit that selects a stage according to the determined group intimacy, and a board board used in the selected stage and a video generation unit that generates display data for displaying the action card on the terminal device of the participant and video data of the participant. According to the device of the present invention, it is possible to automatically select a stage according to the degree of intimacy of the participants participating in the exchange card game. Furthermore, the board and action cards used in the selected stage can be displayed on the terminal devices of the participants. As a result, the board and action cards of each stage can be displayed on the terminal devices of the participants, and the exchange card game can be played online.

In a preferred embodiment of the device of the present invention, when an action card is selected, the image generation unit hides the second hint for the participant who selected the action card and displays the second hint for the other participants. Generate display data to display. If the participant who chose the action card is the first participant and the other participants are the second participant, the second hint (stroke hint) is displayed for the second participant. It becomes easier for the first participant to make a stroke in response to the action based on the first hint. At this time, since the second hint is not displayed for the first participant, the stroke from the second participant tends to be a surprise. As a result, the joy and impression of the first participant are increased, and the degree of intimacy between the participants can be further enhanced.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a program of the present invention is a program for causing a computer to execute game processing of the exchange card game device according to claim 9, wherein the game processing comprises participation in the exchange card game. a step of acquiring individual intimacy between participants; a step of determining group intimacy of all participants based on the acquired individual intimacy; a step of selecting a stage according to the determined group intimacy; a step of generating display data and video data of the participants for displaying board boards and action cards used in the stage on the terminal devices of the participants. Game processing can be executed by executing the program of this aspect, and the computer can function as an exchange card game device.

According to the present invention, by naturally creating an environment in which the participants recognize each other and give each other affirmative strokes using the action cards, a place is formed in which the participants can enhance their self-esteem. can.

It is a figure which shows the structure of the exchange card game of 1st Embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows the specific example of an action card|curd. It is a figure which shows the example of a correct answer card. It is a figure which shows the example of stage information. It is a figure which shows the relationship between each stage and exchange analysis. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the board|board board used by a 1st stage. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the board|board board|board used by a 2nd stage and a 3rd stage. It is a figure which shows the board board and action card|board of the 1st stage. It is a figure which shows the board board and action card of the 2nd stage. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a state in which coins are bet on the betting board of the second stage; It is a figure which shows a board board and an action card of the 3rd stage. It is a figure which shows the structure of the exchange card game system of 2nd Embodiment of this invention. 13 is a diagram showing a specific example of a screen displayed on the terminal device of FIG. 12; FIG. 13 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of the exchange card game device and the terminal device of FIG. 12; FIG. It is a figure which shows the example of participant information. FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a specific example of familiarity information of participants in FIG. 15; It is a figure which shows the other specific example of participant information. FIG. 18 is a diagram showing a specific example of familiarity information of participants in FIG. 17; 9 is a flowchart showing a specific example of main processing of the second embodiment; FIG. 20 is a flowchart showing a specific example of game processing in FIG. 19; FIG. It is a block diagram which shows the modification of 2nd Embodiment.

<First Embodiment>
Hereinafter, an exchange card game 1 according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing the configuration of an exchange card game 1 according to the first embodiment of the present invention. The exchange card game 1 is made of, for example, paper, plastic plate, wood, or the like. The material is not limited to these, and may be made of cloth, woven fabric, leather, quilted fabric, or the like. The interaction card game 1 of the present embodiment involves making positive strokes (acknowledging or praising a person) between a participant who acts on a selected card and other participants in a plurality of stages set based on interaction analysis. and a plurality of card areas (first action card area 3a, second action card area 3b) for arranging action cards 4 of types corresponding to stages. ) and a board board 2 having

Each type of action card 4 has at least a first hint display section 4a that displays a first hint that triggers the action of the participant, and a second hint that displays a second hint for giving affirmative stroke regarding the action. and a display unit 4b. Details of the first hint display portion 4a and the second hint display portion 4b will be described later. In the exchange card game 1 of the present embodiment, such action cards 4 naturally create a state in which the participants can understand each other (mutual understanding), accept each other (mutual acceptance), and respect each other (mutual respect). Various ideas have been devised so that each participant can easily create a place where they can raise their self-affirmation.

The configuration of such an exchange card game 1 will be specifically described below. As shown in FIG. 1, the exchange card game 1 comprises a board board 2 and action cards 4 of a plurality of types. The board board 2 includes an action card area 3A in which action cards 4 are arranged and a central area 3B. The central area 3B is provided substantially in the center of the board board 2, and the action card areas 3A are arranged side by side at equal intervals so as to surround the circumference of the central area 3B. In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, a case where a total of eight action card areas 3A are provided on the board board 2, consisting of four first action card areas 3a and four second action card areas 3b, is illustrated.

The first action card area 3a and the second action card area 3b are provided alternately in the circumferential direction of the central area 3B. Different types of action cards 4 can be arranged separately in the first action card area 3a and the second action card area 3b. The action card area 3A and the central area 3B are each circular. The number, shape, size, etc. of the action card areas 3A and the central area 3B are not limited to those illustrated. For example, the number of action card areas 3A is not limited to eight, and may be nine or more, or may be seven or less. The shapes of the action card area 3A and the central area 3B are not limited to circles, and may be ellipses or polygons (triangles, quadrilaterals, hexagons, octagons, etc.).

Each of the action card areas 3A should be at least large enough to place the deck of action cards 4. In the action card area 3A of the present embodiment, the deck of action cards 4 can be arranged substantially in the center, and individual action cards 4 selected from the deck can be arranged around the deck. The size of the action card area 3A may be such that the individual action cards 4 selected from the deck protrude from the action card area 3A or not. If the size of each action card 4 selected from the deck exceeds the action card area 3A, it is suggested that the individual action card 4 selected from the deck should be placed in a position that does not overlap the other action card area 3A. You may provide the board board 2 with the display of the card place to hold. For example, as indicated by the dotted line in FIG. In addition, as indicated by the dotted line in the action card area 3A of FIGS. 6 and 7, which will be described later, a display of the stock pile may be provided to suggest the position where the deck of the action card 4 is placed. In addition, as indicated by dotted lines on the betting board 6 in FIG. 7, a display of a card place indicating the position where the correct answer card 5 is to be placed may be provided. In the figures other than FIG. 1, the dotted lines for the card placement of the individual action cards 4 are omitted, and in the figures other than FIG. 6 and FIG. ing. In addition, it is not necessary to provide the display of the deck and card storage.

As shown in FIG. 1, the board board 2 includes a bed board 6 that can be placed on the board board 2. The bed board 6 can be arranged in the central area 3B according to the stage. The bed board 6 is circular and has the same size as the central area 3B. The betting board 6 has a betting area 6A and a correct answer card area 6B. In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, a case where a total of eight betting areas 6A, consisting of four first betting areas 6a and four second betting areas 6b, is provided on the betting board 6 will be exemplified. The first betting area 6a is formed by dividing the semi-circular portion of the bed board 6 into quarters, and the second betting area 6b is formed by dividing the remaining semi-circular portion of the betting board 6 into four equal parts. A correct answer card area 6B in which the correct answer cards 5 are arranged is provided in the center of the betting board 6.例文帳に追加Note that the configuration of the bed board 6 is not limited to this.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a specific example of the action card 4. Behavior card 4 is a card for encouraging the behavior of giving so-called positive strokes (acts or words to acknowledge or praise) in interaction analysis between the participant who chose this card and other participants. . As shown in FIG. 2, the action cards 4 of this embodiment include three types of impression guessing cards 4A, own quiz cards 4B, and challenge cards 4C. The types of action cards 4 are not limited to this, and may be two or less, or four or more.

Fig. 2 shows action cards 4 grouped by type. FIG. 2 shows three decks and individual action cards 4 under each deck. The top card of the three decks is a cover card indicating the type of action card 4, and each type of individual action card 4 is overlaid under the top cover card. When the action cards 4 are actually used, the top cover cards of the three decks are removed and only the individual action cards 4 are used as the deck.

In Figure 2, individual action cards 4 are shown below each deck. In FIG. 2, for example, under the stack of impression guessing cards 4A, the first side (surface) of each impression guessing card 4A is shown facing upward. Below the stack of own quiz cards 4B, the first side (front side) of each own quiz card 4B is shown facing upward, and the second side (back side) of the same own quiz card 4B is shown next to it. ) facing up. Below the stack of challenge cards 4C, the first side (front side) of each challenge card 4C is shown facing up, and the second side (back side) of the same challenge card 4C is shown next to it. indicates a state toward When playing the exchange card game 1, the type of the action card 4 is changed depending on the stage, and each action card 4 of that type is used as a deck. The configuration of each type of action card 4 will be described below.

The impression guessing card 4A in FIG. 2 is an action card 4 for prompting the other second participant to say the impression guessed about the first participant who chose this card. As shown in FIG. 2, each impression guessing card 4A has a first side (front side) and an opposite second side (back side). A first hint display portion 4a, a second hint display portion 4b, a type display portion 4c for displaying the type of the action card 4 (impression guess), and the like are provided on the first face (surface) of the impression guess card 4A. The configuration of the impression guessing card 4A is not limited to the illustrated one. The impression guessing card 4A may have any configuration as long as it includes at least the first hint display portion 4a and the second hint display portion 4b. Since only the first side (front side) of the impression guessing card 4A of the present embodiment is used in the game, the second side (back side) may be blank or may be colored or patterned.

In the first hint display section 4a of the impression guessing card 4A, a first hint is displayed for the other second participants to state their guessed impressions regarding the first participant who chose this card. The first hints of the impression guessing card 4A include, for example, childhood, job/occupation, ability/strength, hobby/interest. The second hint display portion 4b of the impression guessing card 4A displays a second hint for the first participant to give an affirmative stroke to the statement of the second participant. The second hint of the impression guessing card 4A is preferably a positive stroke hint assumed from the first hint of the impression guessing card 4A. For example, if the first hint of the impression guessing card 4A is "childhood", the second hint is "empathy/surprise". If the first hint is "work/occupation", the second hint may be "appreciation/surprise". If the first hint is "ability/strength," the second hint is "impression/surprise." If the first hint is "hobby/interest", the second hint may be "sympathy, surprise" and the like. The first hint and second hint of the impression guessing card 4A are not limited to those illustrated.

The self-quiz card 4B in FIG. 2 prompts the first participant who chose this card to create a self-quiz about himself, and encourages the other second participants to answer the self-quiz and give an affirmative stroke. Action card 4 for As shown in FIG. 2, on the second surface (back surface) of each own quiz card 4B, there are a first hint display portion 4a, a second hint display portion 4b, and a type display indicating the type of action card 4 (self quiz). A portion 4c and the like are provided. On the first surface (surface) of each own quiz card 4B, there are provided a type display section 4c for displaying the type of action card 4 (self quiz), the above-described classification display section 4d, and the like. If the type display section 4c is provided on the first side (front side) of the own quiz card 4B, it may not be provided on the second side (back side). For example, if the first hint is "favorite words", "favorite things" is displayed as the classification (category) of the first hint in the classification display section 4d. Note that the configuration of the own quiz card 4B is not limited to the illustrated one. The own quiz card 4B may have any configuration as long as it includes at least the first hint display portion 4a and the second hint display portion 4b.

In the first hint display section 4a of the own quiz card 4B, the first hint for the first participant who selected this card to create his/her own quiz is displayed. The first hints for the self quiz card 4B include, for example, what you have done well, what you will be doing in 10 years, and what you would like to say if you were reborn. For example, when the first participant selects his/her own quiz card 4B with "favorite words" as the first hint, the first participant thinks of his/her own quiz with the display of "favorite words" as a hint and thinks "my My favorite word is ○○. Please guess if it is correct.” The self-quiz may be a multiple-choice quiz such as a two-choice quiz or a three-choice quiz.

The second hint display portion 4b of the own quiz card 4B displays a second hint for the second participant to give a positive stroke regarding the first participant's own quiz. The second hint of the own quiz card 4B is preferably a hint of a positive stroke assumed from the first hint of the own quiz card 4B. For example, if the first hint of the self quiz card 4B is "I did my best", the second hint is "praise/surprise". If the first hint is "What will you be doing in 10 years?", the second hint is "encouragement/surprise". If the first hint is "if I am reborn", the second hint is "impression/surprise". If the first hint is "favorite words", the second hint may be "empathy/surprise". The first hint and second hint of the own quiz card 4B are not limited to those illustrated.

For example, if the first hint of the self quiz card 4B is "favorite word", the second hint such as "empathy/surprise" is displayed in the second hint display section 4b. For example, in the above example, if the second participant answered "That's correct" to the first participant's own quiz, the first participant said "It's not correct. Actually, □□ is my favorite word. Because ◇◇ That's why." Regarding such a self-quiz of the first participant, the second participant uses the display of "empathy / surprise" as a hint, for example, "Is that so? Actually, I am too. Because I am ◇◇." and positive strokes of 'surprise' and 'empathy' can be given to the first participant. Thus, the second hint display portion 4b of the own quiz card 4B displays the hint of the positive stroke assumed from the first hint as the second hint.

The correct answer card 5 shown in FIG. 1 may be used to answer the multiple-choice self-quiz. In this embodiment, three types of correct answer cards 5 as shown in FIG. 3 are exemplified. FIG. 3 summarizes three types of correct answer cards 5 for answering a two-choice self-quiz selected from "A" and "B". Each correct answer card 5 has a first side (front side) and an opposite second side (back side). FIG. 3 shows a state in which the first side (front side) of each correct answer card 5 is turned up, and the state in which the second side (back side) of the same correct card 5 is turned up next to it is shown. The correct answer cards 5 in FIG. 3 include a correct answer card 5A when the correct answer is "A", a correct answer card 5B when the correct answer is "B", and a correct answer card when the correct answer is "neither A nor B". 5C is included. The correct answer card 5A has the characters "correct answer card" displayed on the first surface (front surface) and "A" displayed on the second surface (back surface). The correct answer card 5B has the characters "correct answer card" displayed on the first surface (front surface) and "B" displayed on the second surface (back surface). The correct answer card 5C has the characters "correct answer card" displayed on the first side (front side) and "neither A nor B" displayed on the second side (back side). By adding the correct answer card 5C of "neither A nor B", the number of correct answer patterns for one's own quiz increases, so that a more interesting game can be developed. Note that the configuration of the correct answer card 5 is not limited to the illustrated one. A betting area for the correct card 5C "neither A nor B" may be provided on the betting board 6.例文帳に追加The notation of the correct answer card 5C is not limited to "neither A nor B", and may be any notation as long as it is known that it is neither "A" nor "B".

The correct card 5 is placed in the correct card area 6B of the betting board 6. In the above example, when the first participant creates his or her own quiz, the correct answer card 5 displaying the correct answer for the self-quiz is displayed on the first side (front side) so that the correct answer on the second side (back side) cannot be seen. ) is turned face up and placed in the correct answer card area 6B. After the second participant's answer, the first participant turns over the correct answer card 5 to show the display of the correct answer on the second side (back side) and explain.

"Participants who answered their own quizzes correctly may be rewarded." For example, as a reward, coins 7 may be prepared as a currency dedicated to the game, and if a correct answer is given, the coin 7 may be given as a reward. A unit representing the quantity of coins 7 in the present embodiment is expressed as, for example, "Hapi". Hapi is the smallest unit. Coins 7 of a plurality of units may be separated by color. For example, one copper coin 7 may be 1 Hapi, one silver coin 7 may be 5 Hapi, and one gold coin 7 may be 10 Hapi.

By giving rewards in this way, it is possible to encourage each participant to take positive actions, and to encourage participants to naturally give positive strokes to each other. This coin 7 is also used to bet on the betting board 6 when betting on the answer to the self-quiz. In the betting board 6 of FIG. 1, the first betting area 6a is an area for betting coins 7 on "A", and the second betting area 6b is an area for betting coins 7 on "B". The first betting area 6a and the second betting area 6b are each divided into four areas according to the amount of coins 7 that the participants can receive. In FIG. 1, one of 1 Hapi, 3 Hapi, 5 Hapi, and 10 Hapi is exemplified as the amount of coins 7 that a participant can receive, but it is not limited to this.

When the second participant bets on "A" for the self-quiz of the first participant, he/she chooses one of the four first bet areas 6a and places a coin 7, and the second participant bets on "B". When betting on , one of the four second betting areas 6b is selected and a coin 7 of 1 Hapi is placed. For example, in FIG. 1, the second participant places a bet of 1 Hapi coin 7 on the second bet area 6b of the correct answer "B" 5 Hapi. If the answer is correct, the second participant receives 5 Hapi coins 7 from, for example, a virtual bank dedicated to this game, but if the answer is incorrect, the first participant receives the 1 Hapi coin 7 bet by the second participant. Exchange of coins 7 is not limited to this. In addition, in the present embodiment, the coin 7, which is the currency exclusively used in the game, is used as the coin for betting on the correct answer, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, apart from the coin 7 as a currency dedicated to the game, dedicated betting coins to be used for betting may be separately provided. The bet coin may be of a different color for each participant. Changing colors makes it easier to see who is betting.

The challenge card 4C in FIG. 2 is an action card 4 for encouraging other participants to give affirmative strokes to the action challenged by the participant who chose this card. As shown in FIG. 2, on the second surface (back surface) of each challenge card 4C, there are a first hint display portion 4a, a second hint display portion 4b, and a type display portion 4c for displaying the type (challenge) of the action card 4. , a difficulty level display section 4e for indicating the difficulty level of the action to be challenged by the first hint, and the like. The first face (surface) of each challenge card 4C is provided with the type display section 4c, the classification display section 4d for displaying the classification (category) of the first hint, the difficulty level display section 4e, and the like. If the type display portion 4c is provided on the first surface (front surface) of the challenge card 4C, it may not be provided on the second surface (back surface). In addition, the structure of the challenge card 4c is not restricted to what was illustrated. The challenge card 4c may have any configuration as long as it includes at least the first hint display portion 4a and the second hint display portion 4b.

For example, if the first hint is "weather forecaster", "performance/expression 1" is displayed as the classification of the first hint in the classification display section 4d. "Performance/Expression 2" is a first hint classification such as "Stage actress" that is more difficult than "Performance/Expression 1". The difficulty level display section 4e is indicated by, for example, the number of black stars. The challenge card 4c with a larger number of black stars has a higher degree of difficulty. For example, "Performance/Expression 1" has three losses, while "Performance/Expression 2", which has a higher degree of difficulty, has four losses. It should be noted that the display of the difficulty level is not limited to the number of black stars. Any display other than stars, such as figures, characters, numbers, and icons, may be used.

The first hint display portion 4a of the challenge card 4C displays the first hint for the action challenged by the first participant who chose this card. As the first hint of the challenge card 4C, for example, "nori" as the bottom character, "animal imitation" as the gesture, "weather forecaster" as the "performance/expression 1", and "stage actress" as the "performance/expression 2". is mentioned. For example, if the first participant selects challenge card 4C with a "weather forecaster" as the first hint, the first participant imitates the "weather forecaster" using the display of the "weather forecaster" as a hint. )do.

The second hint display portion 4b of the challenge card 4C displays a second hint for the second participant to give an affirmative stroke regarding the action challenged by the first participant. The second hint of challenge card 4C is preferably a positive stroke hint assumed from the first hint of challenge card 4C. For example, if the first hint of the challenge card 4C is "the last character of the seaweed", the second hint may be "praise/skill". If the first hint is "animal impersonation", the second hint is "interesting/skillful". If the first hint is "performance/expression of a weather forecaster", the second hint may be "praise/skill". If the first hint is "acting/expression of a stage actress", the second hint is "impressed/good". In addition, the 1st hint and 2nd hint of the challenge card 4C are not restricted to what was illustrated. For example, in the above example, regarding the first participant's ``weather forecaster'' impersonation (behavior), the second participant makes a positive stroke of ``praise'' such as ``wonderful!'' with the display of ``praise'' as a hint. Can be given to the first participant. In this manner, the second hint display portion 4b of the challenge card 4C displays the hint of the positive stroke assumed from the first hint as the second hint.

Next, the relationship between the structure of the exchange card game 1 and the stages will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a specific example of stage information 8 in which the configuration of the exchange card game 1 is associated with each stage. The exchange card game 1 has a plurality of stages (for example, three stages) based on the basic stance of exchange analysis, and the board board 2 and action cards 4 to be used can be changed according to each stage. The stage information 8 associates each stage with the configuration of the exchange card game 1 such as the board board 2 and action cards 4 used. The stage information 8 is displayed, for example, on paper, a plastic plate, wood, or the like. However, the stage information 8 is not limited to this, and may be composed of data readable by a terminal device such as a smartphone or a computer such as a personal computer.

The stage information 8 in FIG. 4 consists of items such as stages, boards, action cards, and group intimacy. The board board 2 item displays the board board configured in each stage. The item of the board board 2 is the configuration of the board board 2 used in the stage. "Without bed board" is, for example, a board board 2 configured without a bed board 6 in the central area 3B as shown in FIG. "With bed board" is, for example, the board board 2 configured to arrange the bed board 6 in the central area 3B as shown in FIG. In the items of the action cards 4, "impression guess" indicates the impression guess card 4A, "self quiz" indicates the self quiz card 4B, and "challenge" indicates the challenge card 4C.

According to the stage information of FIG. 4, in the first stage, the impression guessing cards 4A are arranged as shown in FIG. 8 in the first action card area 3a of the board board 2 (without the bed board 6) shown in FIG. Thus, the exchange card game 1 is constructed. In the second stage, the exchange card game 1 is constructed by arranging the own quiz cards 4B as shown in FIG. In the third stage, the exchange card game 1 is constructed by arranging the challenge cards 4C as shown in FIG. 11 in the second action card area 3b of the board board 2 (without the bed board 6) shown in FIG.

In the stage information 8 in FIG. 4, each stage is associated with a group intimacy. Group intimacy indicates the level of intimacy of all participants in the group participating in the exchange card game. The higher the number of group intimacy, the higher the intimacy between participants. In FIG. 4, there are three levels of group intimacy. In this embodiment, the level of difficulty increases as the stage progresses from the first stage (guessed impression), the second stage (self-quiz), and the third stage (challenge).

There are three levels of group intimacy:

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0, 1, and 2. Level 0 is associated with the first stage, level 1 is associated with the second stage, and level 2 is associated with the second stage. Associated with 2 stages. According to this, the first start stage can be changed according to the level of group intimacy. For example, the first stage has a low degree of difficulty, making it easy for even first-timers to participate. As you get used to it, it becomes easier to participate in the second and third stages. Therefore, if the group intimacy level is "0", which is the lowest, for example, if a beginner is included, the first stage is started. If the group intimacy level is "1", for example, if the participants have played the game more than once, they can start from the second stage. Group intimacy level "2", for example, if the participants are friends who know each other well, they may start from the third stage. By associating the degree of intimacy of the participants with multiple stages in this way, it is possible to select the stage according to the degree of intimacy.

In addition, since the board board 2 of this embodiment is divided into two areas, the first action card area 3a and the second action card area 3b, two types of action cards 4 can be arranged at the same time. For this reason, for example, when the second stage and the third stage are continuously performed, after the second stage is completed, the own quiz card 4B as shown in FIG. The third stage can also be started by placing the challenge card 4C in the second action card area 3b while the board 6 is still placed). However, even if the second stage and the third stage are continuously performed, the betting board 6 and the own quiz card 4B are removed from the board board 2, and the challenge card 4C is placed on the board board 2 as shown in FIG. may

Next, the relationship between each stage and exchange analysis will be explained with reference to Fig. 5. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the relationship between the three stages and the basic stance of AC analysis. According to interaction analysis, there are four stances (also called OK Ranch), depending on how others feel about you and how you feel about others. Specifically, I am not OK (I'm not OK.) and others are not OK (You're not OK.). is OK (You're OK.), I'm OK (I'm OK.), others are not OK (You're not OK.), I'm OK (I'm OK.), and others are OK (You're OK.). OK is a state of understanding, acceptance, respect, etc., for example.

As shown in FIG. 5, in this embodiment, four states in the exchange card game 1 are defined based on such basic stances (four stances) of exchange analysis. The four states in the exchange card game 1 are a first state in which neither you nor others are OK (I'm not OK. You're not OK. state), and a second state in which you are OK with others. (You're OK. state), the third state (I'm OK. state) in which you are OK regardless of others, and the fourth state (I'm OK. You 're OK. state).

If a stranger is included in the participants before starting the exchange card game 1, there is a high possibility that the relationship between the participants will be in one of the first to third states. The exchange card game 1 comprises a first stage mainly aimed at deepening mutual understanding, a second stage mainly aiming at deepening mutual acceptance, and a third stage mainly aiming at deepening mutual respect. By playing the games of the first stage, the second stage, and the third stage in order, the action cards 4 corresponding to each stage can prompt the participants to take action and make positive strokes between the participants. As a result, it is possible to naturally create an environment in which the participants move from the first to third states to the fourth state of mutual understanding, mutual acceptance, and mutual respect. Therefore, according to the exchange card game 1, it is possible to form a place where participants can enhance their self-esteem, deepen their mutual understanding even when meeting for the first time, and become friends so that they can accept and respect each other. You will be able to form happy and good relationships.

Here, the method of implementing the exchange card game 1 in each stage will be specifically described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the board board 2 used in the first stage. FIG. 7 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the board board 2 used in the second stage and the third stage. FIG. 8 shows the board board 2 and action cards 4 in the first stage. FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the board board 2 and action cards 4 in the second stage. FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a state in which coins 7 are betted on the betting board 6 in the second stage. FIG. 11 shows the board board 2 and action cards 4 in the third stage. Here, as shown in FIG. 4, the case where the exchange card game 1 is carried out in order of the first stage (mutual understanding), the second stage (mutual acceptance), and the third stage (mutual respect) is illustrated.

First, the first stage is mainly to deepen mutual understanding between participants. In order for participants who do not know each other for the first time to become friends, it is important to deepen their mutual understanding. The action card 4 useful in this case is the impression guessing card 4A. According to the impression guessing card 4A, it is possible to create an environment that facilitates the second state (You're OK. state) in which the other person's understanding is deepened. Therefore, in the first stage, the board board 2 without the betting board 6 shown in FIG. 6 is used, and as shown in FIG. Place one by one. The placement of the impression guessing cards 4A is not limited to the case illustrated, and may be placed in the second action card area 3b.

This embodiment exemplifies the case where the impression guessing cards 4A of four categories are arranged, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the impression guessing cards 4A of three or less or five or more categories are arranged good too. The classification of the impression guessing cards 4A can also be changed according to the class of participants (age group, gender, adult, housewife, manager, director, new employee, family member, etc.). For example, in Fig. 8, since participants are assumed to be working adults, the classification of “work/occupation” is also used. Instead, a category such as “cooking/parenting” may be used.

In the first stage, first select a favorite impression guessing card 4A from the four classifications (categories) shown in FIG. For example, when the first participant selects an impression guessing card 4A with "childhood" as the first hint, the other second participant guesses the first participant's childhood with the display of "childhood" as a hint. You can express your impressions by saying things like, "This was my childhood." For this second participant's statement, the first participant can give an affirmative stroke.

However, in this case, the first participant may not know how to give an affirmative stroke to the second participant's statement. Even in such a case, according to the impression guessing card 4A of the present embodiment, a second hint such as "empathy/surprise" is displayed. Become. For example, in the above example, regarding the second participant's remark, "This is what my childhood must have been like," if it is true, the first participant uses the display of "sympathy" as a hint to say, "That You can give a positive stroke of "sympathy" such as "Yes. Even if the second participant's remarks were not true, the first participant used the display of "surprise" as a hint to say, "I was surprised to see that, but I'm happy." of positive strokes may be given to the second participant.

In this way, since the first hint for expressing the impression is displayed on the impression guessing card 4A selected by the first participant, the second participant is more likely to be the first participant than the case where there is no hint. It becomes easier to express the impression of In addition, since the second hint for the positive stroke is also displayed, the first participant is more likely to give the positive stroke to the second participant's utterance than if there were no hint. In the first stage, each participant in turn becomes the first participant, selects an impression guessing card 4A, and repeats the exchange of positive strokes with other second participants. When all participants have had their turn, the first stage ends.

According to such a first stage, it becomes easier to create an environment where the impression guessing cards 4A can mainly deepen the mutual understanding between the participants. Specifically, the second participant can state the impression of the first participant based on the first hint of the impression guessing card 4A selected by the first participant, and can give the first impression based on the second hint. The understanding of the first participant can be deepened by receiving affirmative strokes from the first participant regarding the statement from the participants. By repeating such an exchange of affirmative strokes among all the participants, it is possible to deepen the mutual understanding between the participants.

As a result, even if the participants are in the first state (I'm not OK. You're not OK. state), they can approach the second state (You're OK. state). can be done. In addition, since other participants can express their own impressions based on the first hint of the impression guessing card 4A, the participants can unexpectedly notice how they are viewed by others. By taking this as an opportunity to notice one's own strengths, one's self-esteem increases, and one can approach the third state (the state of I'm OK.).

Next, the second stage is mainly to deepen mutual acceptance among participants. In order for the participants, who have come to understand each other in the first stage, to further deepen their friendship, it is important to recognize each other (mutual acceptance). The action card 4 useful in this case is the own quiz card 4B. According to the own quiz card 4B, it is possible to further deepen mutual understanding and create an environment where it is easy to enter the second state (You're OK. state) where you accept yourself. Therefore, in the second stage, the board board 2 on which the betting board 6 shown in FIG. 7 is arranged is used, and as shown in FIG. Place the deck. The deck of one's own quiz card 4B is arranged so that the first side (front side) faces upward. Participants select their own quiz card 4B of their favorite classification (category), take one individual quiz card 4B, turn it upside down, and turn the second side (back) of their own quiz card 4B up. Place it near the deck. As a result, the player cannot see the first and second hints unless he or she chooses the quiz card 4B, thereby creating a sense of excitement. The placement of the own quiz card 4B is not limited to the case shown in the figure, and may be placed in the second action card area 3b.

In this embodiment, the case of arranging own quiz cards 4B of four classifications (categories) is exemplified, but the present invention is not limited to this. good too. The classification of the self quiz card 4B can also be changed according to the class of participants (age group, gender, adult, housewife, manager, director, new employee, family member, etc.).

In the second stage, first, choose a deck of your favorite category from the four categories shown in FIG. (back side) face up and place it near the deck. For example, FIG. 9 illustrates a case where the classification of "past/present" is selected and one self quiz card 4B with the first hint of "favorite words" is taken. For example, if the first participant selects a self-quiz card 4B with "favorite words" as the first hint, the first participant chooses the correct or incorrect answer based on the display of "favorite words" as a hint. Think about the quiz and say, "○○ is my favorite word. Correct is 'A', incorrect is 'B'. Which one? etc., and places the correct answer card 5 in the correct answer card area 6B. The correct answer card 5 is placed with the first side (front side) facing up so that the answer on the second side (back side) cannot be seen.

The second participant answers the first participant's own quiz by betting 7 coins. In FIG. 9, the second participant bets 1 Hapi on the incorrect 'B' 5 Hapi second bet area. When all the participants finish betting, for example, as shown in FIG. 10, the first participant turns over the correct answer card 5 and puts it again in the correct answer card area 6B with the second side (back side) facing up. In this example, the incorrect "B" is oriented upwards. The first participant can say, "This is not correct. Actually, □□ is my favorite word because ◇◇." Regarding such a self-quiz of the first participant, the second participant expressed affirmative expressions of ``surprise'' and ``sympathy,'' such as ``Is that so? Actually, I am too. A stroke can be awarded to the first participant.

However, in this case, the second participant may not know how to give an affirmative stroke to the first participant's statement. Even in such a case, according to the self quiz card 4B of the present embodiment, a second hint such as "empathy/surprise" is displayed. Become. In this way, since the first hint for creating one's own quiz is displayed on one's quiz card 4B selected by the first participant, the first participant can create one's own quiz compared to the case where there is no hint. becomes easier. Furthermore, since the second hint for the positive stroke is also displayed, the second participant is more likely to give the positive stroke for the self-quiz than when there is no hint. In the second stage, each participant becomes the first participant in turn and selects his/her own quiz card 4B, and the other participants bet 7 coins to answer. A second participant gives an affirmative stroke to the first participant's self-quiz answer. The second stage ends when all participants have had their turn.

According to such a second stage, it becomes easier to create an environment where the participants can deepen their mutual acceptance mainly by using their own quiz cards 4B. Specifically, the first participant is given an opportunity to create his/her own quiz based on the first hint of his/her own quiz card 4B, so that the first participant can enjoy looking back at himself/herself in a game-like manner. The first participant can also experience recognition from others by receiving positive strokes from other second participants regarding his/her own quiz (with respect to the own quiz itself and its answers). As a result, the first participant deepens his/her understanding of himself/herself and becomes able to accept himself/herself. Since it is possible to promote understanding and acceptance, it is possible to create a place where self-affirmation can be easily enhanced, and it is possible to approach the third state (I'm OK. state). In addition, by allowing participants to make their own quizzes and make remarks and obtain positive strokes about it, mutual understanding and mutual acceptance will increase, so it will be possible to approach the second state (You're OK. state). can be done. Also, by approaching the second state and the third state, it is possible to approach the fourth state (I'm OK. state, You're OK. state).

Next, the third stage is mainly to deepen mutual respect among participants. It is important to respect each other (mutual respect) in order for the participants who have understood and accepted each other in the first and second stages to deepen their friendship. The action card 4 useful in this case is the challenge card 4C. According to the challenge card 4C, it is possible to create an environment in which not only mutual understanding and acceptance can be achieved, but also the fourth state (state of I'm OK. You're OK.) where people can respect each other easily. Therefore, in the third stage, the board board 2 (without the betting board 6) shown in FIG. 6 is used, and as shown in FIG. Place a tag. The stack of challenge cards 4C is arranged so that the first side (surface) faces upward. Participants select a challenge card 4C of their favorite classification (category), take one individual challenge card 4C, turn it over, and put the second side (back side) up on the deck of the challenge card 4C. Place nearby. As a result, since the first hint and the second hint cannot be seen unless the challenge card 4C is selected, a sense of excitement can be produced. FIG. 11 illustrates the case where the challenge card 4C is placed in the second action card area 3b while the self quiz card 4B is not placed in the first action card area 3a. The challenge card 4C may be placed in the second action card area 3b while the own quiz card 4B is placed.

In this embodiment, the case of arranging challenge cards 4C of four classifications (categories) is exemplified. However, the present invention is not limited to this. good. The classification of the challenge cards 4C can also be changed according to the class of participants (age group, gender, adult, housewife, manager, director, new employee, family member, etc.).

In the third stage, first, a deck of challenge cards 4C of a favorite category is selected from the four categories shown in FIG. Place the 2nd side (back side) up near the deck. For example, if the first hint is "weather forecaster" and the challenge card 4C is selected, the first participant imitates (behavior) the "weather forecaster". The second participant may give the first participant affirmative strokes of "praise" such as "great!" regarding the behavior of the first participant.

However, in this case, the second participant may not know how to give an affirmative stroke to the action of the first participant. Even in such a case, according to the challenge card 4C of the present embodiment, there is a second hint such as "praise/skill", so it becomes easy to understand how to give a positive stroke using that hint. In the third stage, each participant becomes the first participant in turn, selects the challenge card 4C, and speaks and acts according to the first hint. Even if you feel embarrassed about mimicking or acting, you can experience that it was fun when you actually try it, and you can gain new realizations. A second participant gives an affirmative stroke for the challenging behavior of the first participant. When all participants have had their turn, the third stage is complete.

According to such a third stage, it is easier to create an environment where the challenge card 4C can mainly deepen mutual respect among the participants. Specifically, the first participant is given an opportunity to challenge the action based on the first hint of the challenge card 4C, so that the first participant can have a fun and unprecedented experience like a game. The 1st participant received a positive stroke of praise from the other 2nd participant who saw the challenge, and a positive stroke of praise even if he did not do well. Receiving this makes it easier to lead to mutual respect. Since the first participant can respect himself for completing the challenge, he can create a place where self-affirmation can be easily increased, and by increasing mutual understanding, mutual acceptance, and mutual respect, the fourth state (I' m OK state, You're OK state). In addition, in the first stage, the second stage, and the third stage, the number of second participants is not limited to one. When there are two participants, there is one first participant and one second participant, but when there are three or more participants, there is one first participant, The second participant is two or more.

According to the exchange card game 1 according to the first embodiment, in a plurality of stages set based on exchange analysis, action cards 4 of a type corresponding to each stage are displayed in the card area of the board board 2 (first action card area). 3a, can be placed in the second action card area 3b). As a result, the interaction card game can be played for each stage using the type of action card 4 corresponding to each stage. In the action card 4, not only is the first hint display portion 4a displayed with a first hint that triggers an action, but also the second hint display portion 4b is displayed with a second hint that serves as a hint for affirmative stroke. Therefore, the first hint can prompt the participant's action, and the second hint can also prompt other participants to give affirmative strokes regarding the participant's action.

According to such an action card 4, it is possible to naturally create an environment in which the participants acknowledge and compliment each other and give each other positive strokes, so it is easy to create a place where the participants can raise their self-esteem. can be formed to Moreover, since the second hint display portion 4b of the action card 4 displays the second hint for giving a positive stroke assumed from the first hint, the participant who has acted in response to the first hint can increase the likelihood that the expected positive stroke will be awarded.

In the first embodiment, the case where the exchange card game 1 is made of paper, plastic plate, wood, etc. is exemplified. It may be display data. Specifically, the components of the exchange card game 1 (for example, the board board 2 (including the betting board 6), the action cards 4, the correct answer cards 5, the coins 7, etc.) are all computer-readable display data. good. As a result, the components of the exchange card game 1 can be displayed as display data on, for example, terminal devices (smartphones, tablet terminals, personal computers, etc.) of the participants. The display data of the exchange card game 1 may be CG data in which the constituent elements of the exchange card game 1 are configured by CG (Computer Graphics), or images of the constituent elements of the exchange card game 1 photographed by a camera. It may be data.

According to the board 2 of the first embodiment, by providing the betting board 6 that can be placed on the board 2 according to the stage, for example, in the second stage where the participants bet coins 7, the betting board 2 is placed on the board 2. 6 is placed and the betting board 6 is not placed in the first stage or the like in which the coin 7 is not bet. Thereby, the configuration of the board board 2 can be changed according to the stage. Also, since the betting board 6 has a betting area for betting coins 7 on the answer of the quiz, it is not necessary to bet coins 7 directly on the board board 2.例文帳に追加In addition, since the betting board 6 is provided with a correct answer card area 6B for arranging the correct answer card 5 displaying the correct answer of one's own quiz, before betting the coin 7, the correct answer card 5 is placed on the first side (surface) so that the correct answer cannot be seen. ) face up, and after betting the coin 7, the correct answer card can be rearranged on the second side (back side) so that the correct answer can be seen. As a result, it is possible to suppress fraud such as changing the correct answer based on how the coin 7 is bet.

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A second embodiment of the present invention will be described. Constituent elements having substantially the same functional configuration in each form illustrated below are denoted by the same reference numerals, thereby omitting redundant description. In the second embodiment, an exchange card game system 100 including an exchange card game device 10 that causes a terminal device to display components of the exchange card game 1 as display data is illustrated. FIG. 12 is a diagram showing the configuration of an exchange card game system 100 according to the second embodiment. The exchange card game system 100 of FIG. 12 includes an exchange card game device 10 and four terminal devices 20 .

The exchange card game system 100 of FIG. 12 displays the constituent elements of the exchange card game 1 on the terminal device 20 of each participant, and carries out the exchange card game online. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a specific example of the screen SC11 displayed on the display device 25 of the terminal device 20 of FIG. As shown in FIG. 13, the screen SC11 of the terminal device 20 includes a game display section SC12 for displaying the exchange card game 1, a participant display section SC13 for displaying images of the participants, and the number of coins 7 possessed by the participants. and a possessed coin display unit SC14 for displaying . The configuration of the screen SC11 is not limited to that illustrated. The positions and sizes of the game display portion SC12, the participant display portion SC13, and the possessed coin display portion SC14 are not limited to those illustrated. The name of each participant A to D may be displayed on A to D of the participant display area SC13 in FIG.

12 (for example, the board board 2 (including the betting board 6), the action cards 4, the correct answer cards 5, the coins 7, etc.) are all displayed on the game display portion SC12 of FIG. be done. Since the components of the exchange card game 1 are the same as those of the first embodiment, detailed description thereof will be omitted. In the participant display area SC13 of FIG. 12, the participants A to D of the respective terminal devices A to D of FIG. 12 are displayed in respective display frames. In the possessed coin display area SC14, the number of coins 7 possessed by each of the participants A to D is displayed in each display frame.

The exchange card game device 10 is configured by a server computer with the terminal device 20 as a client. The exchange card game device 10 may be configured to perform distributed processing by a plurality of devices, or may be configured by a plurality of virtual machines provided in one server device. Also, the exchange card game device 10 may be configured by a personal computer or may be configured by a cloud server. The exchange card game device 10 and the terminal device 20 are configured to communicate with each other via a network N such as the Internet. These may be connected via a network N by P2P (Peer to Peer).

The terminal device 20 is an information processing device used by the user. The terminal device 20 is, for example, a mobile terminal such as a smart phone, a tablet, or a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant), a desktop personal computer, a notebook personal computer, or the like. Although a case where four terminal devices 20 are connected to network N is illustrated, three or less or five or more terminal devices 20 may be connected.

FIG. 14 is a block diagram showing a configuration example of the exchange card game device 10 and the terminal device 20. As shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 14, the exchange card game device 10 includes a communication section 11, a control section 12 and a storage section . The communication unit 11, the control unit 12, and the storage unit 14 are each connected to the bus line 10L, and can mutually exchange information (data).

The communication unit 11 is connected to the network N by wire or wirelessly, and transmits and receives information (data) to and from the terminal device 20 . The communication unit 11 functions as a communication interface for the Internet or an intranet, and is capable of communication using TCP/IP, for example.

The control unit 12 comprehensively controls the exchange card game device 10 as a whole. The control unit 12 is composed of an integrated circuit such as an MPU (Micro Processing Unit). The control unit 12 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a RAM (Random Access Memory), and a ROM (Read Only Memory). The control unit 12 loads a necessary program into the ROM and executes the program using the RAM as a work area, thereby performing various processes.

The storage unit 14 is an example of a storage medium (computer-readable tangible storage medium: a tangible storage medium) that stores various programs executed by the control unit 12 and data used by these programs. The storage unit 14 is configured by a storage device such as a hard disk or an optical disk. The configuration of the storage unit 14 is not limited to these, and the storage unit 14 may be configured by a semiconductor memory such as RAM or flash memory. For example, the storage unit 14 can be configured with an SSD (Solid State Drive).

The storage unit 14 includes a program storage unit 15, a data storage unit 16, a stage storage unit 18, and the like. The program storage unit 15 stores various programs executed by the control unit 12 . The control unit 12 reads necessary programs from the program storage unit 15 and executes various processes. The data storage unit 16 stores, for example, user information 161 and the like. The user information 161 includes pre-registered user IDs, company names, names, and the like of participants. Note that the user information 161 is not limited to this. In addition to the user information, the data storage unit 16 stores display data for constructing a screen SC11 (see FIG. 13) displayed on each terminal device 20 (not shown). The display data also includes data for displaying the game display portion SC12, the participant display portion SC13, and the possessed coin display portion SC14.

The stage storage unit 18 includes stage information 8, participant information 182, familiarity information 183, and the like. The stage information 8 is the same as that shown in FIG. The stage information 8 of the second embodiment differs from that of the first embodiment in that it is composed of computer-readable data instead of paper, plastic plates, or the like.

The participant information 182 stores information about the participants participating in the exchange card game, and is composed of a data table such as that shown in FIG. 15, for example. FIG. 15 is a diagram showing a specific example of participant information. Participant information 182 in FIG. 15 includes game IDs, user IDs of participants, group closeness, start stages, action cards, coin information, and the like. The game ID is an ID for identifying each exchange card game when a plurality of exchange card games are played at the same time. The participant's user ID is the user ID of a participant who participates in the exchange card game among the users stored in the user information 161 . FIG. 15 illustrates the participant information 182 when four participants with user IDs A01 to A04 participate in the exchange card game with the game ID G01.

The group intimacy in FIG. 15 corresponds to the group intimacy in FIG. Since the group intimacy is as described with reference to FIG. 4, detailed description is omitted here. In the start stage column, the stage corresponding to the level of group intimacy is acquired from the stage information 8 in FIG. 4 and stored in the start stage column of the participant information 182 . In FIG. 15, since the group intimacy level is "0", the start stage is the first stage.

FIG. 16 is a diagram showing a specific example of the familiarity information 183 of the participants in FIG. The intimacy information 183 includes individual intimacy between participants, group intimacy based on this individual intimacy, and the like. The degree of individual intimacy here exemplifies the number of times of participation in exchange card games. This is because the greater the number of participations, the more accustomed the participants become to the game and the closer the participants are to each other, so the start stage can be changed according to the number of participations.

For example, if the level of individual intimacy is "0", it means that you have never participated together. If the level of individual intimacy is "1", it means that they have participated together only once. If the level of individual intimacy is "2", it means that they have participated together only twice. For example, participants A01 and A02 in FIG. 16 have an individual intimacy level of "0" and have never participated together, whereas participants A03 and A04 have an individual intimacy level of "1". So it means that we have participated together only once. When judging the group intimacy based on the individual intimacy shown in FIG. Judgment is desirable. In this case, since people who have never participated together are included, by starting from the first stage (impression guessing), it is possible to increase the actual intimacy.

FIG. 17 is a diagram showing another specific example of participant information 182, and FIG. 18 is a diagram showing a specific example of intimacy information 183 of participants A05-A08 in FIG. According to the familiarity information 183 of FIG. 18, the individual familiarity level is not "0" but "1" or higher. Although there are individual intimacy levels of "2," they are less than "1," so the group intimacy level is set to "1." In this way, the level of group intimacy may be determined by the number of levels of individual intimacy. Note that the method of determining group intimacy based on individual intimacy is not limited to the one described above.

Since the group intimacy level in FIG. 18 is "1", the start stage of the participant information 182 in FIG. 17 is the second stage. In this way, participants who have participated in the game together at least once can omit the first stage (guessed impression) and start from the second stage (self-quiz). Even if the start stage of the participant information 182 is the second stage, it is free to start from the first stage. Participants can freely decide which stage to start from.

The control unit 12 of FIG. 14 automatically selects a stage according to such intimacy information 183, and can transmit display data such as the board board 2 and action cards 4 according to the stage to the terminal device 20. It is configured. Specifically, the control unit 12 includes an acquisition unit 121 , a determination unit 122 , a stage selection unit 123 , a video generation unit 124 and an output unit 127 . Each component of the control unit 12 may be configured by a physical circuit, or may be configured by a program executable by the CPU. The configuration of the control unit 12 is not limited to the configuration shown in FIG. 14 .

The acquisition unit 121 acquires individual intimacy between participants from the intimacy information 183 . The acquisition unit 121 also receives, via the communication unit 11, a plurality of video data and audio data of the participant captured by the imaging device 24 for each terminal device 20 of the participant. The determining unit 122 determines group intimacy from the individual intimacy of the participants. The stage selection unit 123 selects a stage according to the group intimacy of the participants based on the stage information 8 . The video generation unit 124 generates display data for displaying on the terminal device an exchange card game including action cards and board boards used in the stage selected by the stage selection unit 123, and video data of the participants.

The output unit 127 outputs the display data and image data generated by the image generation unit 124 to the communication unit 11 . The display data and video data from the output section 127 are transmitted to the terminal device 20 via the communication section 11 . The terminal device 20 displays the image of the exchange card game 1 included in the display data and the video of the participant included in the video data on the screen SC11 of the display device 25, and outputs the voice of the participant included in the video data from the speaker. do. Note that the display data and the video data may be web data (web data). In this case, the exchange card game device 10 displays the display data and the video data as web data on the website, and the terminal device 20 displays the website on the browser.

Next, a configuration example of the terminal device 20 will be described with reference to FIG. A terminal device 20 shown in FIG. 14 includes a communication unit 21, a control unit 22, a storage unit 23, an imaging device 24, a display device 25, an audio input device 26, an audio output device 27, and an input device . These are connected to the bus line 20L, respectively, and can exchange information (data) with each other.

The communication unit 21 is connected to the network N by wire or wirelessly, and transmits and receives information (data) to and from the exchange card game machine 10 . The communication unit 21 functions as a communication interface for the Internet or an intranet, and is capable of communication using TCP/IP, for example.

The control unit 22 controls the terminal device 20 as a whole. The control unit 22 is composed of an integrated circuit such as an MPU. The control unit 22 includes a CPU, RAM, and ROM. The control unit 22 loads necessary programs into the ROM and executes the programs using the RAM as a work area, thereby performing various processes.

The storage unit 23 is an example of a storage medium that stores various programs executed by the control unit 22 and data used by these programs. The storage unit 23 is configured by a storage device such as a hard disk or an optical disk. The configuration of the storage unit 23 is not limited to these, and the storage unit 23 may be configured by a semiconductor memory such as RAM or flash memory. For example, the storage unit 23 can be configured with an SSD (Solid State Drive).

The imaging device 24 is a camera that captures the faces of the participants. There may be two or more imaging devices 24 . The imaging device 24 may be a camera built into the terminal device 20 or an external camera. Also, any camera such as a CCD (Charge Coupled Device) camera, a web camera, an IoT camera, etc. that can output an image may be used.

The display device 25 is a liquid crystal display, an organic EL display, or the like, and displays various information according to instructions from the control unit 22 . The control unit 22 causes the display device 25 to display the display data and video data received from the exchange card game device 10 via the communication unit 21 .

The voice input device 26 is a stereo microphone that captures the voices of the participants. The voice input device 26 may be a microphone built into the terminal device 20 or an external microphone. The audio output device 27 is a stereo speaker, and outputs various sounds and music according to instructions from the control unit 22 . The audio output device 27 may be a speaker built into the terminal device 20 or an external speaker.

The input device 28 is a keyboard, a mouse, or the like, and receives an operation input from the user and transmits a control signal corresponding to the operation content to the control unit 22 . The input device 28 may be a touch panel provided on the display device 25 .

The main processing performed by the exchange card game machine 10 will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing a specific example of main processing. The main processing in FIG. 10 is executed by reading a necessary program from the program storage unit 15 by the control unit 12 (acquisition unit 121, determination unit 122, stage selection unit 123, video generation unit 124, output unit 127, etc.). be.

A case where an exchange card game is played on each terminal device 20 of a plurality of participants connected to the exchange card game device 10 via a network by this main processing will be exemplified. The exchange card game device 10 can play the exchange card game online by receiving a room entry request from each participant's terminal device 20 to enter the virtual game room where the exchange card game is played.

In the following, the main processing will be described, taking as an example the case where four participants play an exchange card game shown in FIG. Images of the participants A to D are displayed on the display device 25 of each terminal device A to D, and audio is output from the audio output device 27 .

First, in step S11 of FIG. 19, the control unit 12 determines whether or not a room entry request has been received from the terminal device 20. If it determines that an input request has been received, room entry processing is performed in step S12. Specifically, it accepts a login to the exchange card game system 100 from the user and a request to enter the virtual game room. By entering the virtual game room provided on the server of the exchange card game device 10, it becomes possible to play a two-way online exchange card game with another terminal device 20 already in the room. .

Upon accepting entry into the virtual game room, the control unit 12 registers the user as a participant, stores the participant information shown in FIG. Execute the process. In the game processing, a stage is automatically selected from the level of intimacy of the participants, and the components of the exchange card game 1 including the board 2 and action cards 4 corresponding to the stage are displayed and the game is executed. The details of such game processing will be described later.

Subsequently, in step S15, the control unit 12 determines whether or not a request to leave the room has been received from the terminal device 20. The processes of steps S13 and SS140 are repeated until the exit request is received. When the control unit 12 determines that a request to leave the room has been received from the terminal device 20, in step S16, the acquisition of video and audio from the terminal device 20 that requested the leaving is completed, and the participant is logged out. For other terminal devices 20, the processing of steps S13 and S14 is continued. When all the terminal devices 20 request to leave the room and the acquisition of the video and audio ends, the series of main processing ends.

Next, the game processing of FIG. 20 will be described in detail. FIG. 20 is a flow chart showing a specific example of the game processing of FIG. This game processing is an example of the program of the present invention. In the game processing of FIG. 20, the control unit 12 first selects a stage from the familiarity information 183 of the participants in steps S142 to S146. Specifically, in step S142, the acquisition unit 121 acquires the individual intimacy between the participants from the intimacy information 183 shown in FIG. 16 or 18, for example.

Next, in step S144, the determination unit 122 determines the group intimacy (for example, "0", "1", "2") from the individual intimacy of the participants by the method described in FIG. 16 or 18. It is stored in the column of group intimacy of the intimacy information 183 in FIG. 16 or 18 and the column of group intimacy of the participant information 182 in FIG. 15 or 17 .

Then, in step S146, the stage selection unit 123 selects a stage corresponding to the group intimacy of the participants determined by the determination unit 122 based on the stage information 8 shown in FIG. The selected stage is stored in the start stage column of the participant information 182 . For example, based on the individual intimacy between the participants in the intimacy information 183 of FIG. 15, the group intimacy is determined to be "0", and the first stage is selected as the start stage. On the other hand, the group intimacy is determined to be "1" from the individual intimacy of the participants in the intimacy information 183 of FIG. 17, and the second stage is selected as the start stage. In addition, in step S146, the participants themselves may be allowed to select a stage.

Next, in step S152, the control unit 12 generates display data of the constituent elements of the exchange card game 1 used in the stage selected by the determination unit 122, such as the board board 2 and the action cards 4 of the stage. to each terminal device 20 via. When each terminal device 20 receives the display data, it displays the components of the exchange card game 1 on the display device 25 . As a result, when the first stage is selected, for example, the display data of the constituent elements of the exchange card game 1 including the impression guessing card 4A as shown in FIG. When the second stage is selected, the display data of the constituent elements of the exchange card game 1 including the own quiz card 4B as shown in FIG. When the third stage is selected, the display data of the constituent elements of the exchange card game 1 including the challenge card 4C as shown in FIG.

Next, in step S154, the control unit 12 selects and displays the action card 4 in response to the request. When the participant selects the action card 4, a selection button (not shown) is displayed on the terminal device 20, for example. When the button selected by the participant is clicked, a request is transmitted from the terminal device 20 to the exchange card game device 10. - 特許庁When the exchange card game device 10 receives the request, it selects the action card 4 at random, for example. Then, the display data of the selected action card 4 is transmitted to the terminal device 20 . When the terminal device 20 receives the display data of the action card 4, the terminal device 20 displays the first hint and the second hint of the action card 4 on the display device 25. FIG. This corresponds to the action of taking one's own quiz card 4B or challenge card 4C and turning it over. An animation of such actions may be displayed.

Next, in step S162, the control unit 12 displays the coin 7 to bet according to the request. When the participant bets 7 coins, for example, a bet button (not shown) is displayed on the terminal device 20 . When the participant designates a betting area of the betting board 6 (for example, the first betting area 6A and the second betting area 6b in FIG. 9) and clicks a betting button, a request is sent from the terminal device 20 to the exchange card game device 10. be. Upon receiving the request, the exchange card game device 10 transmits to the terminal device 20 display data for displaying the coins 7 in a designated area of the betting board 6 . When the terminal device 20 receives the display data, it displays the coin 7 on the designated area of the betting board 6 .

Next, in step S164, the control unit 12 displays the correct answer card 5 in response to the request. When the participant displays the correct answer card 5, the correct answer card button (not shown) is displayed on the terminal device 20, for example. When the participant clicks the correct card button, a request is transmitted from the terminal device 20 to the exchange card game device 10. - 特許庁When the exchange card game device 10 receives the request, the display device 25 displays the back side of the correct answer card 5 (for example, one of "A", "B", and "neither A nor B" in FIG. 3). to display.

Next, in step S166, the control unit 12 calculates and displays the reward in response to the request. When the participant calculates and displays the reward, for example, a reward button (not shown) is displayed on the terminal device 20 . When the participant clicks on the reward button, the terminal device 20 sends a request to the exchange card game device 10 . When the exchange card game device 10 receives the request, for example, the reward is calculated from the bet area 6A (for example, the first bet area 6a and the second bet area 6b in FIG. 10) of the bet coin 7, added to the owned coins, and displayed. It is displayed on the screen SC11 of the device 25 (for example, the possessed coin display section SC14 in FIG. 13).

Next, in step S168, the control unit 12 determines whether to proceed to the next stage. When the participant proceeds to the next stage, for example, a button to proceed to the next stage (not shown) is displayed on the terminal device 20 . When the participant clicks a button to proceed to the next stage, a request is sent from the terminal device 20 to the exchange card game device 10 . The control unit 12 determines whether or not to proceed to the next stage from the request from the terminal device 20 . When determining to proceed to the next stage, the control section 12 selects the next stage and proceeds to the process of step S152. If the control unit 12 determines not to proceed to the next stage in step S168, it returns to the main processing of FIG. 19 and moves to the processing of step S15. For example, each time the exchange card game ends, the individual degree of intimacy between the participants in FIG. 15 is incremented by one. Therefore, when the same participants play the exchange card game again next time, the start stage is updated to the next stage.

According to the second embodiment, the stage can be automatically selected according to the degree of intimacy of the participants, so even if the participant does not choose, the member can start from the optimum stage. In addition, since the necessary components of the exchange card game 1 such as the board 2 and action cards 4 corresponding to each stage are displayed on each terminal device 20 of the participant, the exchange card game can be played online as well. This saves the trouble of preparing the board board 2 and the action card 4 for each stage.

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The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various applications and modifications described below are possible. Moreover, it is also possible to appropriately combine one or a plurality of arbitrarily selected aspects of these modifications and each of the above-described embodiments. In addition, it is clear that a person skilled in the art can conceive of various modifications or modifications within the scope described in the claims, and these naturally belong to the technical scope of the present invention. It is understood.

(1) In the exchange card game machine 10 of the second embodiment, the case where the exchange card game is carried out with four participants as one group is illustrated, but the present invention is not limited to this. Games can also be run. FIG. 21 is a block diagram showing a modification of the second embodiment. FIG. 21 exemplifies a case where eight participants are divided into two groups of four each, and an exchange card game is played for each of the two groups. The exchange card game device 10 of FIG. 21 is connected to the terminal devices 20 of the participants A to H via the network N. The exchange card game device 10 shown in FIG. The participant IDs of participants A to D in FIG. 21 are A01 to A04 in FIGS. 15 and 16, and the participant IDs of participants E to H are A05 to A08 in FIGS. The names of the participants A to H may be displayed on A to H of the participant display area SC13 in FIG. The game ID of participants A to D is G01 in FIG. 15, and the game ID of participants E to H is G02 in FIG.

On the terminal devices 20 of the participants, the board board 2 and action cards 4, etc. corresponding to the stage in the group are displayed for each group. For example, on the display device 25A of the terminal device 20 of the participants A to D, the board board 2 (without the betting board 6) and the impression guessing card 4A corresponding to the first stage of the participants A to D and their groups are displayed. be. On the other hand, on the display device 25B of the terminal device 20 of the participants EH, the board board 2 (with the betting board 6) and the self quiz card 4B corresponding to the second stage of the participants EH and the group are displayed. etc. is displayed.

As described above, in the modified example of FIG. 21, the board board 2 and the action cards 4 corresponding to the stage in the group are displayed for each group. You can play games. As a result, the total number of participants can be greatly increased.

(2) In the above-described first and second embodiments, the second hint display portion 4b of the action card 4 exemplifies the case where the second hint is displayed in characters, but it is not limited to this. The second hint may be displayed using graphics, symbols, or the like. In addition, the second hint is displayed as a two-dimensional code on the action card 4, and by reading the two-dimensional code with a terminal device such as a smartphone or tablet terminal, the characters, figures, symbols, etc. of the second hint can be displayed on the smartphone or tablet terminal. It may be displayed on the terminal device.

(3) In the above-described first and second embodiments, the betting area 6A of the betting board 6 displays the number of coins 7 received when one answers the quiz correctly, as shown in FIG. However, it is not limited to this. For example, the magnification may be displayed like the betting area 6A of the betting board 6 displayed on the display device 25B in FIG. For example, if you bet 1 Hapi on the display of "A x 5" and get the correct answer, you will receive 5 Hpai. In addition, the display of the magnification is not limited to the illustrated one.

(4) In the first and second embodiments, the display data for displaying the board board 2 and the action cards 4 includes data for switching between display and non-display of the second hint in the second hint display section. may be included. Specifically, for example, the display data includes data for displaying a second hint button T (see FIG. 21) for switching between display and non-display of the second hint for each participant. Then, the participant can display the second hint by clicking the second hint button T when he/she wants to know the stroke hint. Although FIG. 21 illustrates the case where the second hint button T is displayed on the participant display section SC13, the operation display section (not shown) displayed on each participant's screen displays the second hint along with other operation buttons. A button T may be displayed. The data for switching between display and non-display of the second hint may be a mark image such as an AR marker, barcode, or two-dimensional code displayed on the second hint display portion 4b. When a display device (such as a camera of a smartphone) is held up to this, the character of the second hint associated with the landmark image becomes visible. The mark image is not limited to data, and may be displayed on the second hint display portion 4b of the action card 4 made of paper or the like.

In addition, when the action card 4 is selected, the video generation unit 124 generates display data for hiding the second hint for the participant who selected the action card and displaying the second hint for the other participants. You may make it If the participant who chose the action card 4 is the first participant and the other participants are the second participant, the stroke hint (second hint) is displayed for the second participant. , it becomes easier for the second participant to make a stroke in response to the action based on the first hint of the first participant. At this time, since no stroke hint (second hint) is displayed to the first participant, the stroke from the second participant is likely to surprise the first participant. As a result, the joy and impression of the first participant are increased, and the degree of intimacy between the participants can be further enhanced.

1... Exchange card game, 2... Board board, 3A... Action card area, 3a... First action card area, 3b... Second action card area, 3B... Central area, 4... Action card, 4a... First hint display part 4b... Second hint display part 4c... Type display part 4d... Classification display part 4e... Difficulty level display part 4A... Impression guess card 4B... Self quiz card 4C... Challenge card 5... Correct answer card 5A Correct card 5B Correct card 5C Correct card 6 Bet board 6A Bet area 6a First bet area 6b Second bet area 6B Correct card area 7 Coin 8 Stage information 10 Exchange card game device 11 Communication unit 12 Control unit 14 Storage unit 15 Program storage unit 16 Data storage unit 18 Stage storage unit 20 Terminal device 21 Communication unit 22 Control unit 23 Storage unit 24 Imaging device 25 Display device

25A Display device

25B Display device 26 Audio input device 27 Audio output device 28 Input device , 100... Exchange card game system, 121... Acquisition unit, 122... Judgment unit, 123... Stage selection unit, 124... Video generation unit, 127... Output unit, 161... User information, 182... Participant information, 183... Intimacy Information, A to D... Participant, E to H... Participant, SC11... Screen, SC12... Game display part, SC13... Participant display part, SC14... Owned coin display part, N... Network.

Claims

A plurality of types of action cards that encourage behavior by giving positive strokes to each other between the participant who acts on the selected card and other participants in a plurality of stages set based on interaction analysis;
a board board having a plurality of card areas for arranging the action cards of the type corresponding to the stage;
The action card is at least
a first hint display section for displaying a first hint that triggers an action of the participant;
a second hint display section for displaying a second hint for the other participant to give the affirmative stroke with respect to the behavior of the participant based on the first hint.
2. The interactive card game of claim 1, wherein said second hint is a hint for giving said positive stroke assumed from said first hint.
The participants include a first participant and other second participants,
The action card includes an impression guessing card,
The first hint display portion of the impression guessing card displays a first hint for the second participant to say the impression guessed about the first participant who chose the card,
3. The exchange card according to claim 2, wherein the second hint display portion of the impression guessing card displays a second hint for the first participant to give a positive stroke regarding the statement of the second participant. game.
The action cards include self quiz cards,
The first hint display portion of the self-quiz card displays a first hint for the first participant who has selected this card to create a self-quiz about themselves,
4. The exchange card game according to claim 3, wherein the second hint display portion of the self-quiz card displays a second hint for the second participant to give a positive stroke regarding the self-quiz.
the action cards include challenge cards;
The first hint display portion of the challenge card displays a first hint for an action to be challenged by the first participant who selected the card,
5. The interaction of claim 4, wherein the second hint display portion of the challenge card displays a second hint for the second participant to give an affirmative stroke regarding the action challenged by the first participant. card game.
A bed board that can be placed on the board board according to the stage,
The bed board is
a bet area for betting coins on the answer to the self-quiz;
6. The exchange card game according to any one of claims 3 to 5, further comprising a correct answer card area for arranging correct answer cards displaying the correct answer of the own quiz.
The plurality of stages are
a first stage in which the impression guessing cards are arranged on the board;
a second stage in which the self quiz cards are arranged on the board;
7. The exchange card game according to claim 5 or 6, comprising a third stage in which the challenge cards are arranged on the board board.
At least the board board and the action card are display data that can be displayed on a terminal device,
8. The exchange card game according to claim 1, wherein said display data includes data for switching between display and non-display of said second hint in said second hint display section.
An exchange card game device that causes the terminal device to display the exchange card game according to claim 8,
an acquisition unit that acquires an individual degree of intimacy between participants participating in the exchange card game;
A determination unit that determines the group intimacy of all the participants based on the acquired individual intimacy;
a stage selection unit that selects the stage according to the determined group intimacy;
An exchange card game comprising: a display data for displaying the board board and the action cards used in the selected stage on the terminal device of the participant; and an image generating unit for generating the image data of the participant. Device.
When the action card is selected, the video generation unit hides the second hint for the participant who selected the action card and generates the display data for displaying the second hint for other participants. 10. The exchange card game device according to claim 9, wherein the generating.
A program for causing a computer to execute the game processing of the exchange card game device according to claim 9 or claim 10,
The game processing includes:
a step of obtaining an individual degree of intimacy between participants participating in the exchange card game;
a step of determining a group intimacy of all the participants based on the obtained individual intimacy;
selecting the stage according to the determined group intimacy;
a step of generating the display data and video data of the participant for displaying the board board and the action cards used in the selected stage on the terminal device of the participant.