WO2023243322A1 - 情報処理プログラム、情報処理方法およびゲーム装置 - Google Patents

情報処理プログラム、情報処理方法およびゲーム装置 Download PDF

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WO2023243322A1
WO2023243322A1 PCT/JP2023/018997 JP2023018997W WO2023243322A1 WO 2023243322 A1 WO2023243322 A1 WO 2023243322A1 JP 2023018997 W JP2023018997 W JP 2023018997W WO 2023243322 A1 WO2023243322 A1 WO 2023243322A1
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航一 加田
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友二郎 出口
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  • the present invention relates to an information processing program, an information processing method, and a game device.
  • An object of the present invention is to provide an information processing program, an information processing method, and a game device that can improve a player's desire to play the game through new game features.
  • the information processing program An information processing program that causes a computer to play a training game including multiple turns, Processing that allows the player to select a plurality of commands including at least a first type command and a second type command in the preset turn; a process of acquiring a predetermined parameter based on the selection of the first type command; Based on the selection of the second type command, a process of allowing the player to obtain at least a portion of a plurality of rewards that are beneficial to the player by consuming the predetermined parameters; a process of determining a plurality of rewards that can be newly acquired by the player based on the reward being acquired by the player; A process of generating the utility corresponding to the reward obtained by the player at a predetermined timing; When a preset turn end condition including selection of at least the first type command is satisfied, the turn being executed is ended and the turn is moved to the next turn; Let the computer carry out the task.
  • the process of allowing the player to obtain the reward is as follows: displaying each of the plurality of rewards obtainable by the player in a reward display field in an identifiable manner;
  • the reward display field includes a first display area where the first utility is displayed, and a second display area where the second utility is displayed. may be included.
  • the utility is classified into a first utility and a second utility
  • the process of enabling the player to obtain the reward is as follows: displaying each of the plurality of rewards obtainable by the player in a reward display field in an identifiable manner;
  • the reward display field includes a first display area where the first utility is displayed, and a second display area where the second utility is displayed. may be included.
  • the process of determining a plurality of rewards that can be newly acquired by the player includes: Determining the plurality of rewards that can be newly acquired by the player based on reward route information in which the correspondence between the reward acquired by the player and the plurality of rewards that can be newly acquired by the player is predetermined. You may.
  • the process of determining a plurality of rewards that can be newly acquired by the player includes: The plurality of rewards that can be newly earned by the player may be determined by lottery.
  • the information processing method is An information processing method in which one or more computers execute a training game including multiple turns, the method comprising: The computer, Processing that allows the player to select a plurality of commands including at least a first type command and a second type command in the preset turn; a process of acquiring a predetermined parameter based on the selection of the first type command; Based on the selection of the second type command, a process of allowing the player to obtain at least a portion of a plurality of rewards that are beneficial to the player by consuming the predetermined parameters; a process of determining a plurality of rewards that can be newly acquired by the player based on the reward being acquired by the player; A process of generating the utility corresponding to the reward obtained by the player at a predetermined timing; When a preset turn end condition including selection of at least the first type command is satisfied, the turn being executed is ended and the turn is moved to the next turn; carry out.
  • FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing a schematic configuration of an information processing system.
  • FIG. 2A is a diagram illustrating the hardware configuration of the player terminal.
  • FIG. 2B is a diagram illustrating the hardware configuration of the server.
  • FIG. 3A is a diagram illustrating an example of a home screen.
  • FIG. 3B is a diagram illustrating an example of an option setting screen.
  • FIG. 3C is a diagram illustrating an example of a profile setting screen.
  • FIG. 3D is a diagram illustrating an example of the home setting screen.
  • FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the general flow of progress of the training game.
  • FIG. 5A is a diagram illustrating a training target character selection screen.
  • FIG. 5B is a first diagram illustrating the character details screen.
  • FIG. 5A is a diagram illustrating a training target character selection screen.
  • FIG. 5B is a first diagram illustrating the character details screen.
  • FIG. 5C is a second diagram illustrating the character details screen.
  • FIG. 6A is a diagram illustrating a capability parameter (initial value) table.
  • FIG. 6B is a diagram illustrating the suitability parameter (initial value) table.
  • FIG. 6C is a diagram illustrating the skill table.
  • FIG. 6D is a diagram illustrating the dedicated event table.
  • FIG. 7A is a first diagram illustrating the inherited character selection screen.
  • FIG. 7B is a first diagram illustrating the nurturing character list screen.
  • FIG. 7C is a second diagram illustrating the inheritance character selection screen.
  • FIG. 7D is a third diagram illustrating the inherited character selection screen.
  • FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating the inheritance system.
  • FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating factor information.
  • FIG. 22B is a second diagram illustrating the skill screen.
  • FIG. 23A is a first diagram illustrating the race selection screen.
  • FIG. 23B is a diagram illustrating the race start screen.
  • FIG. 23C is a first diagram illustrating the race result screen.
  • FIG. 23D is a second diagram illustrating the race result screen.
  • FIG. 24A is a diagram illustrating an example of a live preparation screen.
  • FIG. 24B is a diagram illustrating a confirmation dialog.
  • FIG. 25 is a diagram illustrating an example of a first bonus and a second bonus.
  • FIG. 26 is a diagram illustrating an example of route information such as live music.
  • FIG. 27A is a diagram illustrating an example of a live start screen.
  • FIG. 27B is a diagram illustrating an example of a live event screen.
  • FIG. 28 is a diagram illustrating the general flow of turn start processing.
  • FIG. 29 is a diagram illustrating the placement presence/absence table.
  • FIG. 30A is a diagram illustrating a training level table.
  • FIG. 30B is a diagram illustrating a fixed increase value (speed) table.
  • FIG. 30C is a diagram illustrating the fixed increase value table (power).
  • FIG. 30D is a diagram illustrating a bonus addition rate table.
  • FIG. 31A is a diagram illustrating performance items linked to training items.
  • FIG. 31B is a diagram illustrating the fixed increase value of the performance parameter.
  • FIG. 31C is a diagram illustrating the bonus addition rate of performance parameters.
  • FIG. 32 is a diagram illustrating the second event table.
  • FIG. 33A is a diagram illustrating a training completion screen.
  • FIG. 33A is a diagram illustrating a training completion screen.
  • FIG. 41 is a flowchart illustrating processing during a turn at the player terminal.
  • FIG. 42 is a flowchart illustrating command selection processing at the player terminal.
  • FIG. 43 is a first flowchart illustrating processing during a turn in the server.
  • FIG. 44 is a second flowchart illustrating processing during a turn in the server.
  • FIG. 45 is a flowchart illustrating command reception processing at the player terminal.
  • FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing a schematic configuration of an information processing system S.
  • the information processing system S is a so-called client-server system that includes a player terminal 1 functioning as a client, that is, a game terminal, a server 1000, and a communication network N having a communication base station Na.
  • the player terminal 1 and the server 1000 function as a game device G.
  • the player terminal 1 and the server 1000 are each assigned the role of controlling the progress of the game, and the game can progress through cooperation between the player terminal 1 and the server 1000.
  • the player terminal 1 can establish communication with the server 1000 via the communication network N.
  • the player terminal 1 includes a wide range of electronic devices that can be connected to the server 1000 for wireless or wired communication. Examples of the player terminal 1 include a smartphone, a mobile phone, a tablet device, a personal computer, and a game device. In this embodiment, a case where a smartphone is used as the player terminal 1 will be described.
  • the server 1000 is communicatively connected to a plurality of player terminals 1.
  • the server 1000 accumulates various types of information for each player who plays the game. Further, the server 1000 mainly executes processes such as updating accumulated information and causing the player terminal 1 to download images and various information based on operations input from the player terminal 1.
  • the communication base station Na is connected to the communication network N and transmits and receives information to and from the player terminal 1 wirelessly.
  • the communication network N is composed of a mobile phone network, an Internet network, a LAN (Local Area Network), a dedicated line, etc., and realizes a wireless or wired communication connection between the player terminal 1 and the server 1000.
  • FIG. 2A is a diagram illustrating the hardware configuration of the player terminal 1.
  • FIG. 2B is a diagram illustrating the hardware configuration of the server 1000.
  • the player terminal 1 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 10, a memory 12, a bus 14, an input/output interface 16, a storage section 18, a communication section 20, an input section 22, and an output section 24. be done.
  • CPU Central Processing Unit
  • the configurations and functions of the CPU 1010, memory 1012, bus 1014, input/output interface 1016, storage section 1018, communication section 1020, input section 1022, and output section 1024 of the server 1000 are the same as those of the CPU 10, memory 12, and output section 1024 of the player terminal 1, respectively.
  • the bus 14, input/output interface 16, storage section 18, communication section 20, input section 22, and output section 24 are substantially the same. Therefore, below, the hardware configuration of the player terminal 1 will be explained, and the explanation of the server 1000 will be omitted.
  • the CPU 10 operates a program stored in the memory 12 and controls the progress of the game.
  • the memory 12 is composed of a ROM (Read Only Memory) or a RAM (Random Access Memory), and stores programs and various data necessary for controlling the progress of the game.
  • Memory 12 is connected to CPU 10 via bus 14.
  • An input/output interface 16 is connected to the bus 14.
  • a storage section 18 , a communication section 20 , an input section 22 , and an output section 24 are connected to the input/output interface 16 .
  • the storage unit 18 is composed of a semiconductor memory such as DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory), and stores various programs and data.
  • DRAM Dynamic Random Access Memory
  • programs and data stored in the storage unit 18 are loaded into the memory 12 (RAM) by the CPU 10.
  • the communication unit 20 is wirelessly connected to the communication base station Na, and sends and receives information such as various data and programs to and from the server 1000 via the communication network N.
  • programs and the like received from the server 1000 are stored in the memory 12 or the storage unit 18.
  • the input unit 22 includes, for example, a touch panel into which player operations are input (accepts operations), buttons, a keyboard, a mouse, a cross key, an analog controller, and the like. Further, the input unit 22 may be a dedicated controller provided in the player terminal 1 or connected (externally attached) to the player terminal 1. Furthermore, the input unit 22 may be configured with an acceleration sensor that detects the tilt or movement of the player terminal 1, or a microphone that detects the player's voice. That is, the input unit 22 broadly includes devices that can input the player's intention in a discernible manner.
  • the output unit 24 includes a display device and a speaker. Note that the output unit 24 may be a device connected (externally attached) to the player terminal 1.
  • the player terminal 1 includes a display 26 as the output section 24 and a touch panel provided to overlap the display 26 as the input section 22.
  • Game content Next, a game provided by the information processing system S and game device G of this embodiment will be explained.
  • Players can own characters acquired through a lottery called gacha or characters distributed by the management side. Furthermore, the player can have support cards acquired through a lottery or support cards distributed by the management side.
  • the game according to this embodiment provides a training game.
  • a player can train a character owned by the player in a training game.
  • the training game in this embodiment has a game feature in which a character is trained while participating in a race imitating a horse race.
  • FIG. 3A is a diagram illustrating an example of the home screen 100.
  • a home screen 100 is displayed on the display 26.
  • a menu bar 102 is displayed at the bottom of the home screen 100.
  • the menu bar 102 is provided with a plurality of operation units that can be operated (tapped) by the player.
  • the menu bar 102 is provided with a home screen selection operation section 102a, an enhanced screen selection operation section 102b, a story screen selection operation section 102c, a racing game selection operation section 102d, and a gacha screen selection operation section 102e. Note that in the menu bar 102, the operation unit corresponding to the screen currently being displayed is highlighted so that the screen currently being displayed on the display 26 can be identified.
  • an enhanced screen (not shown) is displayed.
  • the player can strengthen the characters and support cards that he or she owns.
  • a player can increase the level set for a character or support card by strengthening the character or support card.
  • Various parameters are set for characters and support cards, and the parameters increase as the level increases. By increasing the parameters of the character and the support card, the player can train a character with stronger status in the training game.
  • a story screen (not shown) is displayed.
  • a story image is provided for each character appearing in the game. The player can select and view characters and story images on the story screen.
  • a racing game selection screen (not shown) is displayed.
  • various racing games are provided in which a breeding character trained in a training game described later can run.
  • the player can select a race game in which the character to be trained will run.
  • a racing game there is a team competition game in which a team made up of a plurality of trained characters competes against a team of other players selected by a computer.
  • a team competition game has a game feature in which players compete for ranking with other players.
  • gacha screen selection operation section 102e When the gacha screen selection operation section 102e is tapped, a gacha screen (not shown) is displayed. On the gacha screen, the player can perform a so-called gacha lottery in which characters and support cards can be won by lottery by consuming in-game currency.
  • a training game operation section 104 is provided on the home screen 100, above the menu bar 102.
  • a training game operation section 104 is tapped, a training game screen is displayed, and a training game to be described later is started.
  • a training game is roughly divided into a preparation stage and a training stage. First, in the preparation stage, the player selects one character from among the characters he/she owns, and selects the character to be trained (hereinafter referred to as the character to be trained). ).
  • the player sets a deck to be used when training the character to be trained.
  • the deck is composed of a plurality of inherited characters and a plurality of support cards, which will be described in detail later. Therefore, in the breeding game, inherited characters organized into a deck and support cards are used.
  • the preparation stage shifts to the training stage, and a game for training the character to be trained is started.
  • parameters of the character to be trained can be changed.
  • a player can possess a character trained in a training game as a trained character. As described above, the player can organize the characters he or she owns into a team and use them in a team competition game or the like.
  • the main purpose of the game of the present embodiment is to develop a training character through a training game, and to improve the ranking of a team competition game using the training character.
  • this embodiment includes a function for sharing training characters or support cards among players, and a function for sharing information among multiple players.
  • a player can set a training character and a support card that other players can use in the training game.
  • a setting operation section 106 is provided at the upper right of the home screen 100. When the setting operation section 106 is tapped, an option setting screen 110 is displayed.
  • FIG. 3B is a diagram illustrating an example of the option setting screen 110.
  • the option setting screen 110 is a screen on which various information can be checked and set.
  • the option setting screen 110 is provided with a plurality of operation units, and when an operation unit is tapped, information corresponding to the operation unit can be confirmed and set.
  • the operation section of the option setting screen 110 includes a profile setting operation section 110a and a close operation section 110b.
  • the close operation section 110b is tapped, the option setting screen 110 is closed and the home screen 100 is displayed.
  • the profile setting operation section 110a is tapped, a profile setting screen 120 is displayed.
  • FIG. 3C is a diagram illustrating an example of the profile setting screen 120.
  • the player can check and set his or her own profile information.
  • the profile information includes a profile character, player name, player ID, affiliated circle, representative character, and rental card.
  • the profile character functions as a character that is displayed when the player's information is viewed by other players. For example, the profile character is displayed when using the circle function, which is a place to share information with other players.
  • the profile setting screen 120 displays a profile character image 122 that is currently being set.
  • a change button 124 is provided near the profile character image 122. When the change button 124 is tapped, a profile character change screen (not shown) is displayed. The player can change the profile character on the profile character change screen.
  • the profile setting screen 120 displays the player name set by the player, the player ID given to the player, and the name of the circle to which the player belongs. Further, the profile setting screen 120 is provided with a representative character setting operation section 126a and a rental card setting operation section 126b.
  • a representative character setting screen (not shown) is displayed.
  • the player can set any one of the characters he or she has raised as the representative character.
  • the representative character setting operation section 126a displays an icon image indicating the representative character currently being set. Although details will be described later, the representative character can be organized into a deck as an inherited character in a training game played by other players.
  • a rental card setting screen (not shown) is displayed.
  • the player can set any one of the support cards that he or she owns as a rental card on the rental card setting screen.
  • the rental card setting operation section 126b displays an icon image indicating the rental card currently being set. Note that, as described above, support cards set as rental cards can be assembled into decks by other players, and are used in training games played by other players.
  • the screen displayed on the display 26, that is, the display of the home screen 100 is switched.
  • the home screen 100 On the home screen 100, four currently set home screen setting characters 132 are displayed.
  • the functions of each operation unit displayed on the menu bar 102 are assigned to the home screen setting character 132. Therefore, when the home screen setting character 132 displayed on the home screen 100 is tapped, the screen switches in the same way as when the operation section of the menu bar 102 is tapped.
  • character images corresponding to each of the four currently set home screen setting characters 132 and corresponding operation units are identifiably displayed.
  • a character selection screen (not shown) is displayed. The player can select the home screen setting character 132 on the character selection screen. Furthermore, the player can set the costume of the home screen setting character 132 on the home setting screen 130.
  • the training game operation section 104 When the training game operation section 104 is tapped on the home screen 100, the training game screen is displayed and the training game is started. Note that the player can play the training game by consuming game points.
  • a predetermined value for example, +1
  • An upper limit value (for example, 100) is set for the game points that a player can possess, and the player can possess game points within the range of the upper limit value.
  • a game point display bar 136 is provided at the top of the home screen 100, and the ratio of the game points currently possessed to the upper limit value is visually displayed.
  • FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the general flow of the training game.
  • the training game is roughly divided into a setting game and a training main game.
  • the main training game is a game in which one training target character selected from among the characters owned by the player is trained as the training target character.
  • ⁇ Preparatory stage processing> In the preparation stage process, the registration of characters to be trained and the registration of decks (inherited characters and support cards) are mainly performed. Note that the support card is for assisting the training of the character to be trained. Each support card is always associated with one character, and the character associated with the support card registered in the preparation stage process assists the development of the character to be developed.
  • a character linked to a support card will be referred to as a support character.
  • the initial value of the ability parameter for each character increases depending on the player's operation or the like. For example, each character is provided with five status levels, and the player can increase the character's status level by consuming in-game currency or predetermined items. As the status level of a character increases, the initial value of the ability parameter of the character increases.
  • FIG. 6A shows initial values when the character is at a predetermined level. Note that the player can increase the value of the ability parameter in the training main game. That is, the purpose of the training main game is to train a character with higher numerical values of ability parameters.
  • the skills corresponding to " ⁇ " in the skill table shown in FIG. 6C are displayed as acquired skills on the character details screen 160 in FIG. 5B. Further, the skills corresponding to "O" in the skill table shown in FIG. 6C are displayed as possessed skills on the character details screen 160 of FIG. 5B. In this embodiment, as shown in the character details screen 160 of FIG. 5B, acquired skills are highlighted so that acquired skills and possessed skills can be easily distinguished.
  • FIG. 5B shows a case where one acquired skill is displayed in the acquired skill display column 161a and seven possessed skills are displayed in the possessed skill display column 161b as skills provided for each character.
  • the number of acquired skills and possessed skills may be different for each character.
  • the number of acquired skills or possessed skills of each character may increase due to an increase in the level of the character, consumption of in-game currency or items, or the like.
  • a dedicated event display field 162a showing dedicated events provided for each character is displayed, as shown in FIG. 5C. be done.
  • the event operation section 162 is highlighted, as shown in FIG. 5C.
  • a dedicated event occurs when a predetermined condition is met in the main training game, and displays a story related to a character appearing in the training game or changes the value of an ability parameter.
  • FIG. 6D is a diagram illustrating the dedicated event table.
  • the dedicated event table stores dedicated events for each character owned by the player. Then, based on the dedicated event stored in the dedicated event table, the dedicated event is displayed on the character details screen 160, as shown in FIG. 5C.
  • the dedicated event may include a hint event that allows the character to possess or acquire a skill, an ability event that increases or decreases the value of a character's ability parameter, and the like.
  • a close operation section 163 labeled "close” is displayed at the bottom of the character details screen 160.
  • the close operation section 163 of the character details screen 160 is tapped, the display of the character details screen 160 ends, and the training target character selection screen 150 is displayed on the display 26.
  • the character to be trained will activate skills at a predetermined probability during the race. At this time, the more skills are activated, the larger the correction value becomes. In this way, conditions for adding up the number of fans are determined for each race, and the number of fans obtained increases depending on various race results other than the order of finish and the progress of the race. However, the number of fans acquired by the character to be developed is at least the base number acquired corresponding to the order of arrival.
  • each character has multiple clear goals set.
  • the player can continue playing the training main game until the final turn.
  • the training main game ends in that turn.
  • the nurturing character icon 182 when the nurturing character icon 182 is tapped, the nurturing character corresponding to the nurturing character icon 182 is temporarily selected. Furthermore, when the training character icon 182 is tapped, an inheritance character selection screen 170 is displayed as shown in FIG. 7C. At this time, for example, if the first inherited character selection area 171a is tapped and the nurturing character list screen 180 is displayed, and the nurturing character icon 182 is tapped on the nurturing character list screen 180, the nurturing character icon 182 is tapped in the provisionally selected state. An image showing the character is displayed in the first inherited character selection area 171a.
  • the current character is the character to be trained in the training main game that is about to start. Further, for this character to be trained, two training characters set as inheritance characters are set as the inheritance first generation. Furthermore, in the first generation of inheritance characters, two of the breeding characters are set as inheritance characters at the time of starting the breeding. When the first generation inheritance characters are generated, the two breeding characters that were set as inheritance characters are set as the second generation inheritance characters.
  • the nurturing characters of the first generation of inheritance and the second generation of inheritance have an effect on the current generation of nurturing characters.
  • two inherited characters first generation of inheritance
  • a total of six characters to be trained have utility for one character to be trained. This will bring about
  • the first inheritance group is composed of one of the two inherited first-generation breeding characters and two inherited second-generation breeding characters that are inheritance characters of this breeding character.
  • a second inheritance group is constituted by the other of the two inheritance first generation breeding characters and two inheritance second generation breeding characters that are inheritance characters of this breeding character.
  • the factors acquired by the training character do not affect the ability itself of the training character.
  • the nurturing character can be made to run in a racing game such as a team competition game.
  • a simulation that is, arithmetic processing, is performed to determine the order of finish and the development of the race based on the ability parameters, aptitude parameters, acquired skills, etc. of all the training characters participating in the race.
  • the factors that the nurturing character has are not used in arithmetic processing, so even if the character has a large number of factors, the race will not proceed in an advantageous manner.
  • level 3 is the most effective and level 1 is the least effective.
  • the winning probability of level 3 is set to be the lowest, and the winning probability of level 1 is set to be the highest.
  • the winning probability of the factor to be acquired and the winning probability of the factor level may change depending on the result of the training game. In this case, for example, a higher factor level may be determined for a nurturing character with a higher ability parameter or evaluation score.
  • the basic ability factor increases the ability parameters of the character to be developed.
  • a trained character always acquires one basic ability factor among the five basic ability factors.
  • the five basic ability factors correspond to the five ability parameters of speed, stamina, power, guts, and intelligence, respectively. For example, if a character to be trained in the first generation of inheritance or second generation of inheritance has a speed factor, the speed ability parameter of the character to be trained increases.
  • the increase value of the speed ability parameter differs depending on the factor level of the speed factor. For example, if the factor level of the speed factor is level 1, the speed ability parameter of the character to be trained will increase by "7", if it is level 2, the ability parameter will increase by "13", and if it is level 3, the ability parameter will increase by "7”. “21” rises. Therefore, if a total of 6 characters to be trained, 2 characters of the 1st generation of inheritance and 4 characters of the 2nd generation of inheritance, all have a speed factor of level 3, the speed of the characters to be trained The ability parameters will increase by a maximum of 126 (increase value 21 x 6 bodies).
  • activation timing and activation conditions are set for each factor. Therefore, even if the inherited character has the factor, if the activation condition is not satisfied at the activation timing, the character to be trained will not have any benefit.
  • the training main game consists of a plurality of turns, of which a predetermined turn is set as a factor activation turn. For example, assume that three turns, the 1st turn, the 30th turn, and the 54th turn, of the training main game are set as factor activation turns. In these factor activation turns, it is determined whether or not to activate each factor, and when it is determined to activate a factor, the activation condition for the factor is satisfied and the utility corresponding to the factor is brought about.
  • FIG. 7D two inheritance characters forming the first inheritance group and the second inheritance group are provisionally selected.
  • the types of ability parameters that increase in the first turn and their increase values are displayed for the two temporarily selected inherited characters.
  • “+21”, “+63”, and “+42” are displayed under the ability parameters of speed, power, and wisdom, respectively, and in the first turn, the ability parameters of speed, power, and wisdom are The results indicate increases of 21 points, 63 points, and 42 points, respectively.
  • the aptitude factors shown in FIG. 9 increase the aptitude parameters of the character to be developed.
  • a nurturing character always acquires one aptitude factor among the six aptitude factors.
  • the six aptitude factors correspond to grass aptitude, dirt aptitude, short distance aptitude, mile aptitude, medium distance aptitude, and long distance aptitude, respectively.
  • the aptitude parameter of the turf suitability of the character to be trained increases.
  • activation timing and activation conditions are also set for aptitude factors, and whether or not to activate each aptitude factor is determined in the same factor activation turn as the basic ability factor.
  • the corresponding aptitude parameter increases by one level.
  • the activation probability of the aptitude factor is set to 100% regardless of the factor level.
  • the aptitude factors of the three nurturing characters belonging to the first inheritance group are the grass factor, short distance factor, and mile factor
  • the aptitude factors of the three nurturing characters belonging to the second inheritance group are, respectively.
  • the factors are grass factor, short distance factor, and medium distance factor.
  • the grass aptitude and short-distance aptitude of the character to be developed are each increased by two levels
  • the mile aptitude and medium-distance aptitude are each increased by one level.
  • the upper limit of all aptitude parameters is set to A. Therefore, if the initial value of the turf aptitude of the character to be developed is A, even if the inherited character has the turf factor, the turf aptitude will not increase in the first turn.
  • race factors are also provided with factor levels, and the factor level is determined by lottery for each race factor that has been decided to be acquired. Further, here, there is no upper limit to the number of race factors that one character to be trained can acquire, and a character to be trained can acquire a plurality of race factors.
  • race factors For each race factor, ability parameters that are increased by activation and their increase values are set in advance.
  • race factors include those that increase the speed ability parameter and those that increase the power ability parameter. At this time, the higher the factor level, the higher the increase value of the ability parameter.
  • activation timing and activation conditions are set for each race factor, and whether or not to activate it is determined for each race factor in the factor activation turn.
  • the ability parameter corresponding to the race factor increases.
  • the race factor activation turns are limited to the 30th turn and the 54th turn.
  • the activation probability of the race factor in the factor activation turn differs depending on the factor level, and the higher the factor level, the higher the activation probability.
  • Character factors are factors unique to a character. For example, only when a character that has been strengthened to a predetermined level is trained as a training target character, the character factor set for that character will always be used as a training character upon completion of the training game. granted to. Note that since only one character factor is set for each character, the maximum number of character factors that one training character can acquire is one. Furthermore, if a character to be trained is generated based on a character that has not been strengthened to a predetermined level, character factors cannot be acquired.
  • the character factor can be activated in a preset factor activation turn, and is activated by winning a lottery held in the factor activation turn.
  • a hint event set for each character factor occurs, and skill hints can be obtained as described above.
  • the skill factor is given based on the acquired skills acquired by the training character. Specifically, upon completion of the training game, a lottery is held to determine whether or not to acquire skill factors for each acquired skill acquired by the training character. By winning this lottery, a skill factor is given to the character to be developed. In other words, the training character can acquire some or all of the skill factors corresponding to the acquired acquired skills. Note that when it is determined to acquire a skill factor, the factor level of the skill factor is determined by lottery.
  • the training character acquires skill factors separately from the acquired skills, but instead of providing skill factors, the character to be trained is The skills that can be acquired may be determined.
  • a compatibility mark indicating compatibility is displayed at the upper right of the inherited character selection screen 170 and the training character list screen 180.
  • the compatibility level of the currently selected character is indicated by three compatibility marks: ⁇ , ⁇ , and ⁇ . Note that, as shown in FIG. 7A, the compatibility mark is hidden when no inherited character is selected.
  • the player can narrow down the search based on compatibility level.
  • compatibility level it is possible to narrow down the nurturing characters whose compatibility is ⁇ , the nurturing characters whose compatibility is ⁇ , and the nurturing characters whose compatibility is ⁇ . In this way, it is possible to sort and narrow down the results based on various conditions, improving convenience for the player.
  • FIG. 12 is a first diagram illustrating the character details dialog 185A.
  • FIG. 13 is a second diagram illustrating the character details dialog 185A.
  • FIG. 14 is a third diagram illustrating the character details dialog 185A.
  • Detailed information on the training character is displayed in the character details dialog 185A.
  • an ability parameter display column 186 showing the ability parameters of the training character is displayed.
  • an icon indicating the character on which the training character is based, the evaluation score of the training character, and the training rank are displayed.
  • two name change buttons 186a and a memo input button 186b are provided.
  • a two name list screen (not shown) is displayed.
  • the two names list screen displays a list of the two names acquired by the trained character.
  • acquisition conditions are set for all two names.
  • a character input screen (not shown) is displayed.
  • the character input screen it is possible to input up to nine characters, for example, hiragana, katakana, numbers, and Roman characters.
  • the characters input on the character input screen are stored as memos in association with the nurturing character. If a memo is stored in the nurturing character, the memo (here abcdefg) is displayed on the left side of the memo input button 186b.
  • the sorting conditions for the nurturing character icons 182 on the nurturing character list screen 180 include the above memo. Therefore, by linking and registering a memo to a character to be raised, the player can more easily search for a character to be raised to be used as an inherited character.
  • the aptitude information display column 187 includes aptitude parameters related to suitability for each of grass and dirt, aptitude parameters related to distance suitability for each of short distance, mile, middle distance, and long distance, and distance suitability for escape, lead, lead, and pursuit.
  • the suitability parameters related to each foot quality suitability are displayed.
  • the various information display field 188 is provided with a skill display tab 188a, an inheritance information display tab 188b, a training information display tab 188c, and a close operation section 188d.
  • the skill display tab 188a is tapped, the acquired skills of the training character are displayed in the various information display field 188, as shown in FIG.
  • the inheritance information display tab 188b is tapped, the inheritance information of the training character is displayed, as shown in FIG. 13.
  • factor information linked to the nurturing character and factor information linked to the inherited character of the nurturing character are displayed for each character. Therefore, by scrolling the various information display field 188 in the vertical direction, the player can check the factor information possessed by each of the three characters.
  • basic ability factors, aptitude factors, and character factors are displayed in a color-coded manner. For example, basic ability factors are displayed in blue, aptitude factors are displayed in red, and character factors are displayed in green. Note that in the various information display field 188, race factors and skill factors are each displayed in white. Furthermore, stars indicating the factor level are superimposed on each factor information.
  • the training information includes the type of support card used to train the training character, characters of the first generation of inheritance and second generation of inheritance, race results in the training game, and evaluation points.
  • the character details dialog 185A When the close operation section 188d is tapped, the character details dialog 185A is closed and the nurturing character list screen 180 is displayed on the display 26. Further, as shown in FIGS. 7A, 7B, 7C, and 7D, a skill display button 172 is provided at the upper right of the inheritance character selection screen 170 and the training character list screen 180. When the skill display button 172 is tapped, a list of skills that may be acquired by the training character that is temporarily selected as the inheritance character is displayed.
  • FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating the skill display dialog 185B.
  • the skill display dialog 185B displays a skill description display field 189 in which an icon corresponding to the skill and the content of the skill are written.
  • the skills displayed in the skill description display field 189 are a list of all skills that the character to be trained may acquire if the currently selected character to be trained is used as an inheritance character.
  • the skill display dialog 185B displays a list of information related to skills linked to character factors or skill factors possessed by the training character. As shown in FIG. 7C, when the skill display button 172 is tapped with one training character selected as an inherited character, the character factor and race factor that this one training character (inherited character) has. The skills linked to are displayed in the skill display dialog 185B.
  • inheritance information is displayed in a list in the character details dialog 185A for each training character that can be set as an inheritance character.
  • a list of information (skills) linked to the inheritance information (factor information) is displayed.
  • a character details dialog 185A and a skill display dialog 185B are displayed based on the nurturing character that can be set as an inherited character and the inherited character used to generate the nurturing character. The player's convenience is improved by displaying the character details dialog 185A and the skill display dialog 185B.
  • next operation section 154 provided on the inheritance character selection screen 170 is activated.
  • the training character in the provisionally selected state is provisionally registered in the deck as an inherited character, and a support card organization screen 190, which will be described later, is displayed.
  • the player must always select two training characters as inherited characters on the inherited character selection screen 170. If the two inherited characters are not in the provisional selection state, as shown in FIGS. 7A and 7C, the next operation section 154 is grayed out and the player's operation is not accepted. Further, the inheritance character selection screen 170 is provided with a return operation section 153, and when the return operation section 153 is tapped, the training target character selection screen 150 is displayed.
  • FIG. 16A is a first diagram illustrating the support card organization screen 190.
  • a support card organization screen 190 shown in FIG. 16A is displayed.
  • a support card display area 191 is provided in the center of the support card organization screen 190.
  • the support card display area 191 includes a plurality of support card display frames 192. Further, at the bottom of the support card organization screen 190, a return operation section 153 labeled "Return” and a start operation section 193 labeled "START" are displayed.
  • a plurality of support card display frames 192 are displayed in the support card display area 191.
  • the same number of support card display frames 192 as the number of support cards that can be set by the player are displayed. Note that when the support card organization screen 190 is initially displayed, the support card display frame 192 is displayed as blank.
  • the player can set six types of support cards in the deck. Note that some (for example, five types) of the six types that can be set by the player can be selected from among the support cards that the player owns. Further, among the six types that can be set by the player, another part (for example, one type) can be selected from support cards set as rental cards by other players, such as friends.
  • FIG. 16B is a diagram illustrating the support card selection screen 200.
  • the support card display frame 192 excluding the support card display frame 192 displayed at the bottom right
  • the support card selection screen 200 shown in FIG. 16B is displayed on the display 26. be done.
  • a list of card icons 201 corresponding to support cards owned by the player is displayed. By tapping the card icon 201 displayed on the support card selection screen 200, the player can select a support card.
  • the support card display frame 192 displayed at the bottom right of the support card organization screen 190 is tapped, a friend or a player extracted based on a predetermined condition such as a lottery will be displayed.
  • the support card set as a rental card is displayed on the support card selection screen 200.
  • the player can select one of his friend's support cards. In this way, a player can use support cards owned by other players in the training game.
  • FIG. 17A is a diagram illustrating the support card table.
  • the support card table stores the type (i.e., character ID), rarity, level, and specialty training of the support character for each type of support card (i.e., support card ID) held by the player. has been done.
  • Support characters have one-to-one correspondence with support card types. In other words, one character ID is always linked to a support card ID. In other words, one support card is always associated with one support character.
  • a rarity is set for each support card.
  • R rare
  • SR super rare
  • SSR super special rare
  • R has the lowest rarity
  • SSR has the highest rarity.
  • the higher the rarity of the support card the higher the support effect described below tends to be.
  • the higher the rarity of the support card the greater the number of possessed skills and the number of support events, which will be described later, tend to increase.
  • level 1 to level 50 There are 50 support card levels from level 1 to level 50.
  • the level of the support card can be increased by the player, and the level increased by the player is stored for each support card. Note that the level of support cards can be increased by using in-game currency, items, etc. Note that the level of support cards has an upper limit depending on their rarity.
  • the upper limit for support cards with rarity R is set at level 20
  • the upper limit for support cards with rarity SR is set at level 25
  • the upper limit for support cards with rarity SSR is set at level 30. It is defined as.
  • the upper limit of the level can be raised in stages when predetermined conditions are met.
  • a support card with a rarity of R can have its upper limit increased to a maximum of level 40
  • a support card with a rarity of SR can have its upper limit increased to a maximum of level 45.
  • the SSR support card may be able to raise the upper limit up to level 50.
  • FIG. 17B is a diagram illustrating the support effect table. As shown in FIG. 17B, the support effect table stores support effects for each type of support card held by the player.
  • Support effects increase various statuses in the main training game.
  • a support card has multiple targets for support effects. Examples of support effects include physical strength, speed, stamina, power, guts, and intelligence.
  • FIG. 17C is a diagram illustrating the possessed skill table.
  • possessed skills are set for each support card possessed by the player.
  • the skills possessed by each support card are set so that the character set as a character to be trained by the player possesses the skills possessed.
  • Possession skills set for each support card can be acquired by the character selected by the player to be trained by a hint event occurring during the training main game.
  • FIG. 17D is a diagram illustrating the support event table.
  • the support event table stores support events that may occur for each support card owned by the player.
  • a support event is an event that may occur during the execution of the training main game. When a support event occurs, the values of various stats in the main training game may increase or decrease.
  • the support event to occur may be determined according to the number of turns, or the support event to occur may be determined by a predetermined lottery. Further, a plurality of support events may be selected in one turn. In any case, the support event to occur may be determined according to a predetermined determination method that is set in advance.
  • the support events include the first hint event that can occur at the start of a turn in a training game, the second hint event that can occur after training is executed (described later), and the first ability event that can occur at the start of a turn in a training game. , a second ability event that may occur after the training of the training game, etc. may be included.
  • the first hint event and the second hint event are events that allow a skill to be possessed or acquired.
  • the first ability event and the second ability event are events that increase or decrease the numerical value of the character's ability parameter.
  • the first hint event and the first ability event will be collectively referred to as the first event
  • the second hint event and the second ability event will be collectively referred to as the second event.
  • FIG. 16C is a second diagram illustrating the support card organization screen 190.
  • the start operation section 193 becomes operable, as shown in FIG. 16C.
  • the start operation section 193 is inoperable, as shown in FIG. 16A.
  • an inheritance character selection screen 170 shown in FIG. 7D is displayed on the display 26.
  • FIG. 16C when the start operation section 193 is tapped on the support card organization screen 190, the selected support card is temporarily registered, and the final confirmation screen 205 (FIG. 18A) is displayed.
  • FIG. 18A is a diagram illustrating the final confirmation screen 205.
  • FIG. 18B is a diagram illustrating the preset selection screen 205A.
  • the final confirmation screen 205 displays the training target character selected by the player, the training characters forming the first inheritance group, the training characters forming the second inheritance group, and the support card.
  • a preset display section 205a is displayed on the final confirmation screen 205.
  • the preset display section 205a shows the number of the currently selected preset.
  • the preset is reservation information for a race in which the character to be trained runs in the main game.
  • the player can select any race from all the races and create a preset.
  • a plurality of presets can be saved, and one can be selected from the saved presets on the final confirmation screen 205. Specifically, when the preset display section 205a is tapped, a preset selection screen 205A shown in FIG. 18B is displayed.
  • a preset read button 206a corresponding to a saved preset is displayed on the preset selection screen 205A.
  • the player can set a preset by tapping one of the preset readout buttons 206a and then tapping the selection operation section 206c. Note that when the selection operation section 206c is tapped, the preset selection screen 205A is closed and the final confirmation screen 205 is displayed. Further, when the cancel operation section 206b of the preset selection screen 205A is tapped, the preset selection screen 205A is displayed without changing the preset.
  • ⁇ Nursing stage processing> When the preparation stage process is completed, the training stage process is started. Through the training stage process, a training main game in which a character to be trained can be trained progresses. In addition, below, in order to make it easy to understand, first, the basic flow of the training main game will be explained.
  • FIG. 19 is a diagram explaining the selection items in each turn. Note that here, regardless of the type of character to be trained, the selection items that can be selected in each turn are common. However, the selection items that can be selected in each turn may differ depending on the type of character to be trained. As shown in FIG. 19, the training main game consists of turns 1 to 78. Then, various parameters are updated in accordance with the selection item selected by the player in each turn.
  • FIG. 20 is a diagram illustrating the game screen 210.
  • a game screen 210 shown in FIG. 20 is displayed on the display 26.
  • a physical strength display section 211 and a condition display section 212 are displayed.
  • the character to be trained is provided with a parameter of "physical strength".
  • the "physical strength” parameter is mainly used to calculate a failure rate, which is the probability of failing in training, which will be described later.
  • the physical strength display section 211 displays the remaining amount of "physical strength" of the current training target character with respect to the upper limit value of “physical strength” so that it can be visually grasped.
  • the character to be trained is provided with a "tone" parameter.
  • the condition display section 212 displays the current "condition" of the character to be trained in a plurality of stages (5 levels: extremely poor condition, poor condition, normal condition, good condition, and excellent condition) so that the character can be visually grasped.
  • the higher the "condition” parameter the more advantageous the race development of the character to be trained becomes, and the greater the increase in the ability parameter due to training.
  • the status display section 213 displays the current status of the character to be trained in numerical values and multiple ranks (G, G + , F, F + , E, E + , D, D + , C, C + , B, 18 stages: B + , A, A + , S, S + , SS, SS + ).
  • each ability parameter of "Speed”, “Stamina”, “Power”, “Spirit”, and “Wisdom” is Numerical values and ranks are displayed. Further, the skill point display section 214 numerically indicates the remaining amount of skill points possessed by the character to be trained in the training game.
  • the live preparation operation section 220 When the live preparation operation section 220 is selected, it is possible to acquire live music and live skills (hereinafter referred to as live music, etc.) to be performed at the live event described later.
  • live music hereinafter referred to as live music, etc.
  • the commands from the rest operation section 215 to the live preparation operation section 220 will be referred to as commands.
  • a process or an event itself that is executed based on an operation from the rest operation section 215 to the live preparation operation section 220 may be called a command.
  • commands that can be selected by the player in each turn are marked with a circle, and commands that cannot be selected by the player in each turn are marked with an x.
  • the commands shown in FIG. 19 that can be selected by the player in each turn are merely examples.
  • the 24th turn, the 36th turn, the 48th turn, the 60th turn, the 72nd turn, the 74th turn, the 76th turn, and the 78th turn are set as live event turns.
  • a live event shown as "Live" in FIG. 19 occurs.
  • the commands that the player can select are limited to executing a live event or acquiring live music.
  • commands other than executing a live event and acquiring live music, etc. may be selectable.
  • the live event may be executed after a command to end the current turn is selected and a predetermined event occurs.
  • a live event is performed based on live music and the like acquired up to the turn in which the live event is held.
  • the character to be developed acquires parameters for each performance (hereinafter referred to as performance parameters), which will be described later.
  • Live music and the like can be acquired by consuming performance parameters possessed by the character to be trained.
  • a live event is executed, a reward is given to the player. The more live songs and the like acquired before the live event is performed, the more advantageous the reward given to the player becomes.
  • the player can check on various screens the live songs, etc. that have been acquired until the next live event is performed.
  • the number of live songs etc. to be acquired until the next live event that is, the number of live songs etc. currently acquired becomes 0. Therefore, the player needs to acquire live music and the like as appropriate between the start of the training main game and the first live performance turn, or between live performance turns.
  • a performance parameter display section 221 As shown in FIG. 20, a performance parameter display section 221, a turn display section 222, and an acquisition status display icon 223 are provided at the upper left of the game screen 210.
  • the performance parameter display section 221 displays the values of performance parameters possessed by the character to be trained. In this embodiment, five types of performance items are provided: dance, passion, vocal, visual, and mental. Parameters are provided for each performance item.
  • Da, Pa, Vo, Vi, and Me displayed on the performance parameter display section 221 indicate dance, passion, vocal, visual, and mental performance items, respectively.
  • the upper limit value of the parameter of each performance item is shown in the denominator, and the current value is shown in the numerator. Note that the upper limit value of each performance item's parameter increases each turn in which a live event is held. For example, the upper limit value of the parameters of all performance items is set to 200 until the first live performance turn. Therefore, each performance parameter increases or decreases within a range of 200 or less until the 24th turn, which is the first live performance turn. Then, with the end of the 24th turn, the upper limit value of the parameter of each performance item is raised to, for example, 300.
  • the upper limit value of the parameter of each performance item is raised in stages. As a result, players are required to frequently acquire live music and the like.
  • the turn display section 222 displays the number of turns remaining until the next live event turn and the current number of turns after the start of the training main game. Further, when the acquisition status display icon 223 is tapped, an acquisition status display screen (not shown) is displayed. The acquisition status display screen displays a list of songs that were acquired after the turn of the previous live event and will be performed at the next live event. In addition, on the acquisition status display screen, it is possible to check all the live music etc. acquired after the start of the training main game.
  • a status display section 213 and a skill point display section 214 are displayed near the center of the training screen 240. Further, in the upper left part of the training screen 240, a performance parameter display section 221, a turn display section 222, and an acquisition status display icon 223 are displayed. Furthermore, training items are displayed at the bottom of the training screen 240.
  • a guts operation section 244 labeled "Spirit.”
  • a wisdom operation section 245 labeled "Wisdom” is displayed.
  • FIG. 21A shows a state in which the power operation unit 243 is temporarily selected.
  • FIG. 21B shows a state in which the stamina operation section 242 is temporarily selected.
  • each of the operation units 241 to 245 also displays the training level for each training item.
  • the training level is a parameter that increases depending on the number of times each training item is selected. The higher the training level, the greater the increase in the ability parameter when training is performed.
  • the training level is initially set to level 1 and increases up to level 5.
  • a failure rate display section 246 labeled "Failure” is displayed on the operation sections 241 to 245 during temporary selection.
  • the failure rate displayed numerically on the failure rate display section 246 is set to increase in inverse proportion to the remaining amount of physical strength displayed on the physical strength display section 211.
  • the status display section 213 displays the value of the ability parameter that increases if the temporarily selected training is successful.
  • the power operation section 243 is temporarily selected, and "+8" is displayed in “Stamina” and “+10” is displayed in "Power” of the status display section 213.
  • the stamina operation section 242 is temporarily selected, and "+15" is displayed in “Stamina” and "+5" is displayed in "Spirit" of the status display section 213.
  • an event notification display 247 is displayed on the operation units 241 to 245 corresponding to the training item for which a predetermined event occurs.
  • the event notification display 247 can have different display modes depending on the type of event.
  • a placed character icon 248 corresponding to the character placed in the currently temporarily selected training is displayed at the upper right of the training screen 240. If the training is successful, a predetermined event may occur corresponding to the character displayed on the arranged character icon 248. In this case, an event notification display 247 is displayed on the corresponding placed character icon 248.
  • the characters placed in training include support characters.
  • a second event linked to the placed support character may occur.
  • an event notification display 247 is displayed on the arranged character icon 248. If the training in which the support character is placed is successful, the parameter increase value of the character to be developed will be higher than if the training without the support character is successful.
  • the characters placed in training include characters other than the support character corresponding to the support card registered by the player in the preparation stage process.
  • a character selected by random lottery from among all the support characters installed in the game may be placed in the training.
  • a character icon 248 indicating a character other than the support character registered by the player is displayed on the training screen 240.
  • an event linked to a character other than the support character registered by the player may occur.
  • the occurrence rate of events associated with characters not registered by the player is lower than the occurrence rate of events associated with support characters registered by the player.
  • the event notification display 247 may be displayed on the character icon 248 displayed on the training screen 240.
  • FIG. 21C is a diagram illustrating the training result notification screen 240a.
  • training corresponding to the tapped operating unit 241 to 245 is executed.
  • a training result notification screen 240a is displayed on the display 26 to notify the success or failure of the training.
  • the word "success” is displayed to notify the player of the success of the training.
  • the ability parameters on the status display section 213 are updated and displayed based on the success of the training. That is, the ability parameters (ability information) of the character to be trained corresponding to the training item (development item) selected by the player are updated.
  • a predetermined penalty will be given.
  • the details of the penalty include a decrease in physical strength, a decrease in the value of an ability parameter, a decrease in condition, etc. Note that, for example, a penalty given when the failure rate is high is more disadvantageous than a penalty given when the failure rate is low (for example, if the number of decreases in physical strength is large or the number of ability parameters decreases is (large, decreasing tone steps are large).
  • the content of the penalty may be determined according to the training item. For example, if speed training fails, the value of the speed ability parameter may decrease, and if power training fails, the value of the power ability parameter may decrease. Further, for some training items (for example, smartness), no penalty may be given even if the training fails.
  • each training item is associated with a performance item at a predetermined probability. For example, at the start of a turn, a performance item to be associated with each training item is determined by lottery.
  • a maximum of two performance items are linked to one training item.
  • FIGS. 21A and 21B performance items linked to training items are displayed in an identifiable manner from the speed operation section 241 to the smartness operation section 245.
  • two performance items are linked to the speed training item.
  • the speed operation section 241 displays "Da” indicating dance and "Pa” indicating passion.
  • the stamina operation unit 242 is associated with passion and vocal performance items.
  • mental performance items are linked to the power operation unit 243.
  • no performance item is linked to the training items of grit and smarts.
  • one or more performance items may be necessarily linked to all training items.
  • the same performance item may be linked to two or more different training items.
  • the training item is selected and the training is successful.
  • the parameter of the linked performance item increases.
  • the mental performance item is linked to the power training item.
  • "+10" is written on the right side of the mental display section in the performance parameter display section 221. This shows that if you succeed in power training, your mental performance parameter will increase by 10.
  • FIG. 21B shows that when stamina training is successful, the performance parameter of passion increases by 10 and the performance parameter of vocal increases by 5.
  • the value of the performance parameter that increases when the provisionally selected training is successful is displayed on the performance parameter display section 221.
  • FIG. 21C a case of successful stamina training is shown.
  • the performance parameter display section 221 the performance parameter of passion has increased by 10
  • the performance parameter of vocal has increased by 5. Note that the increase value of the performance parameter will be described later.
  • FIG. 21D is a diagram illustrating the event screen 240b.
  • an event screen 240b may be displayed on the display 26.
  • Various events are executed on the event screen 240b. Note that multiple events may occur during one turn.
  • a skill hint is obtained.
  • the player can acquire the skill by consuming skill points.
  • skills There are multiple types of skills, and each skill may activate a specific ability. Activation conditions and effects are determined for each skill, and when each activation condition is met, the predetermined effect is activated. Skills may be activated during the race described below.
  • Events include, in addition to the first hint event and second hint event in which skills are possessed, an event in which physical strength is recovered, an event in which physical strength is decreased, a first ability event and a second ability event in which ability parameters increase or decrease, It includes events where the condition increases, events where the condition decreases, etc. Although details will be described later, there are events in which the turns that occur are predetermined, and events that occur when a winner is won in a predetermined lottery. There are also events that occur at the beginning of a turn and events that occur before the end of a turn. When all the events that have occurred have ended, a game screen 210 for the next turn is displayed.
  • FIG. 22A is a first diagram illustrating the skill screen 250.
  • FIG. 22B is a second diagram illustrating the skill screen 250.
  • the skill operation section 217 of the game screen 210 is operated, a skill screen 250 shown in FIG. 22A is displayed on the display 26.
  • a skill display column 251 is displayed on the skill screen 250.
  • the skill display column 251 displays acquired skills, possessed skills preset to the character to be trained, possessed skills acquired due to the occurrence of various events, and the like. Further, when a first hint event or a second hint event occurs for a possessed skill, the skill points consumed to acquire this possessed skill are discounted. Here, the skill points required to acquire the skills for which the hint has been acquired are displayed at a discount. At this time, a discount rate display icon 252 indicating the discount rate is also displayed in the skill display field 251.
  • the skills displayed on the skill screen 250 display the activation conditions and effects of each skill when activated.
  • "GET" is displayed on the acquired skill, notifying the player that the skill has been acquired.
  • the consumed skill points are subtracted from the skill points displayed on the skill point display section 214, and the display is updated.
  • FIG. 23A is a first diagram illustrating the race selection screen 260.
  • a race selection screen 260 shown in FIG. 23A is displayed.
  • the race has a game feature in which a character to be trained races with an NPC.
  • a physical strength display section 211 and a condition display section 212 are displayed. Further, in the center of the race selection screen 260, a race selection operation section 261 is displayed for selecting a race event in which the character to be developed is to run. A plurality of race selection operation sections 261 may be displayed on the race selection screen 260. Further, at the bottom of the race selection screen 260, a start operation section 262 labeled "Start" is displayed. Note that the races that can be selected by the race selection operation section 261 of the race selection screen 260 are set in advance for each turn.
  • entry conditions are set in advance for each race, and the player can only have the character to be trained run in races that meet the entry conditions.
  • some races have the number of fans stipulated as a participation condition.
  • the entry conditions are displayed on the race selection operation section 261, and it is notified that the race cannot be selected.
  • FIG. 23B is a diagram illustrating the race start screen 270.
  • a race start screen 270 shown in FIG. 23B is displayed.
  • a strategy display section 271 is displayed in the center of the race start screen 270.
  • the strategy display section 271 highlights the currently selected strategy (pursuit, advance, advance, escape), and also displays a change operation section 272 labeled "Change.”
  • a strategy change screen (not shown) is displayed on the display 26. The player can change the strategy in the race to any strategy by operating on the strategy change screen.
  • a result operation section 273 labeled "Result” and a race operation section 274 labeled "Race” are displayed.
  • a race screen (not shown) is displayed on the display 26.
  • a video of the development of the race (hereinafter also referred to as a race video) is displayed.
  • FIG. 23C is a first diagram illustrating the race result screen 280.
  • FIG. 23D is a second diagram illustrating the race result screen 280.
  • a race result screen 280 is displayed on the display 26.
  • the ranking of the characters to be trained in the race is displayed.
  • the class of the current character to be trained is displayed.
  • the characters to be trained are divided into classes according to the number of fans they have acquired.
  • a range of the number of fans is set for each class, and here, the character to be developed is classified into one of eight classes depending on the number of fans.
  • the race result screen 280 displays the number of fans acquired in this race. Furthermore, the race result screen 280 displays the total number of fans obtained by adding the newly acquired number of fans to the previously acquired number of fans. Further, the current class corresponding to the cumulative number of fans is identified and displayed.
  • FIG. 24A is a diagram illustrating an example of the live preparation screen 290.
  • a live preparation screen 290 shown in FIG. 24A is displayed.
  • the live preparation screen 290 is a screen for acquiring live music and the like by consuming performance parameters.
  • a performance parameter display section 291 is displayed.
  • the performance parameter display section 291 displays current parameter values for each of five types of performance items.
  • the live preparation screen 290 On the live preparation screen 290, three live songs etc. that the player can acquire are presented. Below the performance parameter display section 291, a live music etc. details display field 292 is displayed for each live music etc. That is, the live preparation screen 290 always displays three live music details display columns 292. The three live music details display fields 292 are associated with different live music, etc., respectively. By tapping the live music etc. details display field 292, the player can acquire the live music etc. linked to the live music etc. details display field 292.
  • the live music etc. details display field 292 includes a title display field 292a, a first bonus display field 292b, a second bonus display field 292c, and a consumption parameter display field 292d.
  • the title display field 292a displays title names of live songs and the like.
  • the contents of the first bonus are written in the first bonus display column 292b, and the contents of the second bonus are written in the second bonus display column 292c.
  • the consumption parameter display column 292d performance parameters consumed for acquiring live music or the like, in other words, performance parameters necessary for acquiring live music or the like are written.
  • FIG. 25 is a diagram illustrating an example of the first bonus and the second bonus.
  • a first bonus is always tied to a live song or the like.
  • the first bonus is an advantageous utility for the player. Examples of the first bonus include benefits such as increasing ability parameters, acquiring skill hints, and recovering physical strength.
  • a second bonus is linked in addition to the first bonus.
  • the second bonus includes, for example, an increase in the probability that a character will be placed in specialty training (specialty training rate), an increase in the probability of an event occurring, an increase in the occurrence rate of skill hints, and a reward obtained in a race ( Benefits include increasing the race bonus) and decreasing the failure rate.
  • the first bonus and the second bonus have different effect activation timings.
  • the first bonus and the second bonus have different timings at which benefits are provided.
  • the first bonus becomes effective in the turn when the player acquires a live song or the like.
  • the second bonus becomes effective in a preset specific turn after the turn when the player acquires the live music or the like. Specifically, the second bonus becomes effective when the next live performance is held, that is, in the next live performance turn.
  • the first bonus display field 292b and the second bonus display field 292c shown in FIG. 24A show the benefits generated as the contents of the first bonus and the second bonus, respectively. Note that in FIG. 24A, the second bonus display field 292c of the live music etc. details display field 292 displayed at the bottom is blank. This indicates that the second bonus is not tied to the live music or the like.
  • the live songs, etc. details display column 292 is grayed out and displayed.
  • the live music etc. corresponding to the live music etc. details display fields 292 in the upper and lower rows can be acquired, and the live music etc. corresponding to the live music etc. details display field 292 in the middle row cannot be acquired. be.
  • FIG. 24B is a diagram illustrating the confirmation dialog 294.
  • a confirmation dialog 294 shown in FIG. 24B is displayed.
  • the confirmation dialog 294 displays the same information as the live music etc. details display field 292 tapped by the player.
  • the current performance parameters and the remaining performance parameters when the live music or the like is acquired are displayed.
  • the confirmation dialog 294 is provided with an execute button 294a and a cancel button 294b.
  • the cancel button 294b is tapped, the confirmation dialog 294 is closed and the live preparation screen 290 is displayed.
  • the execution button 294a is tapped, the live music or the like selected by the player is acquired.
  • a first bonus linked to the acquired live music piece or the like is activated.
  • Various parameters are updated by activation of the first bonus. Although illustration is omitted, the utility brought about by the first bonus is notified through presentation.
  • the player acquires a live song, etc.
  • the next three live songs, etc. that the player can acquire are newly determined.
  • the player loses the opportunity to acquire two live songs, etc. that the player did not acquire among the three live songs, etc. presented on the live preparation screen 290.
  • FIG. 26 is a diagram illustrating an example of route information such as live music.
  • Live music and the like that are presented to the player so that they can be acquired are arranged in a so-called tree structure. For example, No. 1.No. 2.No. It is assumed that the three live songs etc. of No. 3 are first presented to the player after the start of the training main game. Then, player No. If you win No. 1 live music, etc., then No. 4.No. 5, No. 6, three live songs, etc. will be presented. After that, player No. If you win No. 6 live music, etc., then No. 11, No. 12, No. 13 live songs etc. will be presented. Furthermore, player No. If you win No. 11 live songs, etc., then No. 18, No. 19, No. 20 three live songs etc. are presented.
  • the route may be looped so that when the column shown on the horizontal axis in FIG. 26 reaches the final column, it connects to a predetermined column. This allows the player to acquire live music and the like regardless of the tree structure limit.
  • the three live songs etc. that will be presented to the player next are set in advance for each of the three live songs etc. that will be presented next so that they can be acquired.
  • Different benefits are associated with the live music and the like that the player acquires. Therefore, for the player, deciding what route to take to acquire live music and the like becomes an important strategic element.
  • whether or not the next three live songs that the player can acquire may be displayed may be determined based on whether the player has already acquired them. For example, live music and the like that the player has already acquired are hidden, and only live music and the like that the player has not acquired are displayed. At this time, the acquired live music or the like may be replaced with other unacquired live music or the like. In this way, by hiding acquired music and the like, it is guaranteed that the three obtainable options are always displayed.
  • An upper limit may be set on the number of songs, etc. that can be acquired during a specific turn. In this case, it is preferable to determine whether or not to display the next three live songs that the player can acquire based on whether the upper limit number of songs, etc. have been acquired during a specific turn. As a result, the acquisition pace during the game is controlled for songs and the like that have a particularly large effect, and it is possible to improve the game's interest.
  • the method of determining the live music etc. to be presented to the player is not limited to this.
  • a plurality of live music pieces or the like that can be newly acquired by the player may be determined by lottery.
  • the next three live songs that the player can acquire may be determined by lottery.
  • one live song, etc. may be left, and two new live songs, etc. may be determined by lottery.
  • three routes, a first route, a second route, and a third route may be provided in which the order of one live song, etc., to be presented to the player is determined.
  • the player acquires the live music or the like of the first route
  • the next live music or the like defined in the first route is presented to the player.
  • the live music and the like of the second route and the third route may be presented as they are, or the next live music and the like may be presented to the player as in the first route.
  • the player can acquire only one of the three presented live songs. However, the player may be able to acquire some or more of the three live songs and the like that are presented.
  • a live song, etc. details display field 292 corresponding to the new live song, etc. is displayed on the live preparation screen 290. Therefore, the player can acquire a plurality of live songs and the like during one turn.
  • the three options that the player can select are all live songs, etc.
  • the three options that the player can select may include, in addition to live music and the like, a first bonus or a second bonus that is not tied to live music or the like.
  • a first bonus or a second bonus that is not tied to live music or the like.
  • No. shown in FIG. 1 is the first bonus
  • 2 is the second bonus
  • No. 3 may be a live music or the like.
  • a fixed first bonus and a fixed second bonus are linked to each live music piece.
  • a first bonus group or a second bonus group may be associated with each live music piece.
  • the probability of winning one or more utilities is set in advance for each first bonus group or second bonus group.
  • the utility to be provided may be determined by lottery based on the first bonus group or the second bonus group linked to the live music or the like that the player has acquired.
  • FIG. 27A is a diagram illustrating an example of the live start screen 300.
  • FIG. 27B is a diagram illustrating an example of the live event screen 301.
  • a live start screen 300 is displayed instead of the game screen 210.
  • a performance parameter display section 291 is displayed on the live start screen 300.
  • a live preparation operation section 220 and a live start button 300a are displayed.
  • a live preparation screen 290 shown in FIG. 24A is displayed. Therefore, even in the live performance turn, the player can acquire live music and the like. Further, when the live start button 300a is tapped, a live event screen 301 shown in FIG. 27B is displayed.
  • the live event screen 301 includes a cut-in image in which multiple characters are displayed. On the live event screen 301, images of characters to be trained and the like performing live are displayed. Note that the number of characters displayed on the live event screen 301 is, for example, one, three, or five. At this time, for example, the more live songs and the like that are acquired during the live event turn, the more characters may be displayed on the live event screen 301. Alternatively, the number of characters displayed on the live event screen 301 may be fixed.
  • a cut-in image is displayed on the live event screen 301, and no live video is actually displayed.
  • a live video corresponding to an actually acquired live song or the like may be output.
  • only live videos corresponding to some of the acquired live songs and the like may be output.
  • live cooperation members are determined in a preset turn. Therefore, the reward provided after the live event ends may vary depending on the number of live cooperating members and the type of character. Specifically, in a predetermined turn, a preset character becomes a live cooperation member, or a character selected by lottery becomes a live cooperation member. In other words, as the player progresses through turns, the number of live cooperating members gradually increases. At this time, the character displayed on the live event screen 301 may be determined by lottery or the like from among the live cooperating members. In this case, the display mode of the live event screen 301 changes depending on the progress of the training main game, which improves the interest of the game.
  • the more live songs, etc. that the player has acquired between the previous live event and the current live event the more advantageous the reward provided after the live event may be. For example, if the number of live songs etc. acquired by the player is less than a predetermined number, the live event is a success and a predetermined reward is given. On the other hand, if the number of live songs etc. acquired by the player is greater than or equal to the predetermined number, the live event is a great success and a more advantageous reward than in the event of success is provided.
  • the live event is determined to be a success even if no live music or the like has been acquired.
  • the live event may be determined to have failed, or the game may be over.
  • FIG. 28 is a diagram illustrating the general flow of turn start processing.
  • the training stage process includes turn start processing that is executed at the start of each turn of the training game. Although the details of the turn start process will be described later, the general flow of the turn start process will be described here.
  • a process is performed to determine whether or not various events will appear.
  • Events are broadly classified into three types: scenario events, the above-mentioned dedicated events provided for each character to be trained, and support events. Note that each scenario has predetermined scenario events, dedicated events, and support events that may appear during the training main game.
  • a scenario event is an event set for each scenario of the main training game.
  • a plurality of scenarios are provided, and the player can select a scenario.
  • a scenario event appears for each scenario selected by the player.
  • the scenario events that appear in the training main game are determined based on the scenario selected by the player.
  • scenario event may include a scenario-specific event and a scenario-common event.
  • a scenario-specific event is an event that is tied to only one scenario. For example, a scenario-specific event linked to a first scenario appears only when the first scenario is selected, and does not appear when any other scenario is selected.
  • a scenario common event is an event that appears in common in multiple scenarios. Therefore, the scenario common event appears both when the first scenario is selected and when the second scenario is selected.
  • scenario events include scenario-specific events and scenario-common events. However, only one of the scenario-specific event and the scenario-common event may be provided.
  • the dedicated event is an event that is set in advance for each character.
  • a special event for a character that the player has registered as a training target character in the setting game, that is, the preparation stage process appears.
  • the support event is an event that is preset for each support card.
  • a support event linked to the support card registered by the player in the setting game appears.
  • Support events include a first event that may occur at the start of a turn, and a second event that may occur after training is performed. Whether or not the first event occurs is determined at the start of the turn based on randomly obtained random numbers and the first event table.
  • the first event is selected by lottery from support events linked to support cards registered in the deck by the player in the preparatory stage process.
  • the present invention is not limited to this, and a support event linked to a support card selected by lottery from among all support cards implemented in the game may be selectable.
  • the selection probability of a support event linked to a support card registered in a deck is preferably higher than the selection probability of a support card event linked to a support card not registered in a deck.
  • a scenario event appears is determined based on the scenario. Furthermore, whether or not the dedicated event and support event appear are determined based on the character to be trained and the support card, respectively. These event types are classified based on information that is referred to when determining whether an event appears or not.
  • each event is classified into one of six event classifications depending on the content brought about by the appearance of the event.
  • each event is classified into one of the following event classifications: first hint event, second hint event, first ability event, second ability event, aptitude event, and story event.
  • the first hint event and the second hint event are events that allow a skill to be possessed or acquired.
  • the first ability event and the second ability event are events that increase or decrease the ability parameters of the character to be trained.
  • the aptitude event is an event that increases or decreases the aptitude parameter of the character to be developed.
  • a story event is an event that displays a story related to a character appearing in a training game. Note that some story events change ability parameters and aptitude parameters in addition to displaying the story.
  • the scenario event includes a first hint event, a second hint event, a first ability event, a second ability event, an aptitude event, and a story event.
  • the dedicated event and support event include a first hint event, a second hint event, a first ability event, and a second ability event.
  • the dedicated event may include a story event.
  • the process at the start of a turn includes a process for determining a scenario event, a process for determining a dedicated event, and a process for determining whether or not a first event occurs, as shown in FIG.
  • ⁇ processing to determine whether or not to deploy'' includes ⁇ processing to determine the increase value of ability parameters'', ⁇ processing to determine performance parameters'', ⁇ processing to determine the second event'', and ⁇ processing to determine live cooperation members''. It will be done.
  • FIG. 28 will be explained in order here.
  • the first event is selected by lottery from support events (first events) linked to support cards registered by the player in the preparation stage process. Specifically, at the start of a turn, a random number is randomly acquired, and based on the acquired random number and the first event table, whether or not the first event occurs and the content of the first event are determined. In the first event table, a selection ratio of "to cause” or "not to cause” the first event is set. In this embodiment, the first event includes four types of events: event a, event b, event c, and event d.
  • the probability that each event (events a to d) will "occur” is set to 20%, and the probability that the first event "will not occur” is set to 20%.
  • the selection ratio of the first event may be set individually for each support card, that is, each support character.
  • FIG. 29 is a diagram illustrating the placement presence/absence table.
  • the selection ratio of the support character's training item placement (“placed in any training item” or “not placed”) is set in the placement presence/absence table.
  • the placement presence/absence of all the support characters corresponding to all the support cards registered by the player in the preparation stage process is determined. Specifically, at the start of a turn, a random number is randomly acquired, and based on the acquired random number and the placement presence/absence table, the presence or absence of training item placement for each support character is determined.
  • the present invention is not limited to this, and the presence or absence of training item placement for each support character may be selected by lottery from among all support characters corresponding to all support cards implemented in the game.
  • the support character is selected with a 16% probability of being "placed” in one of the training items of speed, stamina, power, guts, and wisdom. , "Do not place” is selected for any training item with a probability of 20%.
  • a plurality of types of specialty training are set for the support character. Therefore, for example, the selection ratio of placement of the support character to each training item may be set so that the training item corresponding to the training that the player is good at is higher than the training item corresponding to the training other than the training that he is good at.
  • a lottery table in which selection ratios for the lottery are determined may be stored in advance, or a lottery table may be created each time a lottery is conducted.
  • the support character that has been decided to be placed and the determined training item may be linked and stored in the server 1000. More specifically, even if the server 1000 stores linkage information in which a training ID indicating the type of training item is linked to the character ID of the support character or the support card ID of the support card linked to the support character. good.
  • FIG. 30A is a diagram illustrating a training level table. As shown in FIG. 30A, the training level is set to increase according to the number of times each training is selected. Specifically, if the number of times each training is selected is 3 or less, each training level related to speed, stamina, power, guts, and wisdom is set to "Level 1", and the number of times each training is selected is 4.
  • each training level is set to "Level 2"
  • each training level is set to "Level 3" and the number of selections for each training is 12 or more and no more than 15, then each training level is set to "Level 4" and the number of selections for each training is 16. If the training level is above, each training level is set to "level 5".
  • the value of the predetermined ability parameter increases depending on the executed training item.
  • speed training is performed, and if successful, the values of the speed and power ability parameters increase.
  • stamina training is performed, and if successful, the values of the stamina and grit ability parameters increase.
  • the value of the ability parameter that increases when training is successful is determined by multiplying the fixed increase value determined according to the executed training item and training level by the bonus addition rate described later. Calculated by adding to a fixed value.
  • FIG. 30B is a diagram illustrating a fixed increase value (speed) table.
  • FIG. 30C is a diagram illustrating the fixed increase value table (power). That is, FIG. 30B shows the fixed increase value when the training item is speed. Further, FIG. 30C shows the fixed increase value when the training item is power.
  • the fixed increase value table stores fixed increase values determined in accordance with the executed training items and training levels. Furthermore, in this embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 30B and 30C, the higher the training level, the greater the ability parameter increases.
  • the bonus addition rate is determined based on the support character placed for each training item.
  • FIG. 30D is a diagram illustrating a bonus addition rate table.
  • the bonus addition rate is determined based on the support character whose placement in each training is determined. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 30D, in the bonus addition rate table, the presence or absence of a bonus addition rate and the selection ratio of the addition rate (10% increase or 20% increase) are set for the support character.
  • bonus addition rate "none” is selected with a 50% probability, “10% up” is selected with a 25% probability, and “20% up” is selected with a 25% probability.
  • the value obtained by multiplying the fixed increase value determined by the fixed increase value table by the bonus addition rate is derived as the bonus additional value.
  • the value obtained by adding the bonus additional value to the fixed increase value is determined as the amount of increase in the value of the ability parameter when the training is successful. Note that for training in which a plurality of support characters are arranged, the bonus additional value of each of the plurality of support characters arranged is added to the fixed increase value. In this way, for all training types, the amount of increase in the ability parameter of the character to be developed when the training is successful is determined.
  • FIG. 31A is a diagram illustrating performance items linked to training items. In a turn in which training can be performed, at the start of the turn, it is determined whether or not to link a performance item to each of the five training items, and which performance item to link. Specifically, first, it is determined by lottery whether or not to link a performance item to a speed training item.
  • the probability that a performance item will not be linked to the speed training item is set to 30%. Furthermore, the probability of linking dance, passion, vocal, visual, and mental performance items to the speed training item is set to 20%, 20%, 10%, 10%, and 10%, respectively.
  • the probability that a performance item will not be linked to a power training item is set to 30%.
  • the probabilities of linking dance, passion, vocal, visual, and mental performance items to the power training item are set to 10%, 10%, 10%, 10%, and 30%, respectively.
  • the probability that performance items are linked is set in advance for each training item and for each performance item.
  • a maximum of two performance items can be linked to one training item in one turn. Therefore, for example, when determining a performance item to be linked to a speed training item, the probability lottery shown in FIG. 31A is performed twice. If the results of these two lotteries are both "none," no performance item will be linked to the speed training item.
  • the results of the two lottery draws are both dance, only the dance performance item is linked to the speed training item.
  • the second lottery may be executed excluding the performance item determined in the first lottery. In this case, the probability of each performance item being determined may be changed between the first lottery and the second lottery.
  • the same performance item can be linked to multiple training items in one turn.
  • dance performance items may be linked to both speed and stamina.
  • performance items with a high probability of being linked and performance items with a low probability of being linked are provided.
  • dance and passion performance items are more likely to be associated with a speed training item than other performance items.
  • training items that have a high probability of being linked and training items that have a low probability of being linked.
  • mental performance items are more likely to be linked to power and smarts training items than to other training items.
  • the probability that each performance item is linked may be the same for all training items. Further, the probability associated with each training item may be common to all performance items. In any case, the probabilities shown in FIG. 31A are just an example. Furthermore, a method for determining performance items to be linked to training items can be designed as appropriate.
  • FIG. 31B is a diagram illustrating the fixed increase value of the performance parameter.
  • FIG. 31B shows the fixed increase value of the speed training item.
  • a dance performance item is linked to a speed training item.
  • a fixed increase value of the dance performance parameter associated with the speed training item is determined.
  • the speed training level is level 1
  • the fixed increase value is determined to be 8
  • the speed training level is level 5
  • the increase fixed value is determined to be 20.
  • the higher the training level the higher the fixed increase value.
  • the fixed increase value for each training level is different for each training item. That is, the table shown in FIG. 31B is provided for each training item. However, the table shown in FIG. 31B may be common to all training items.
  • FIG. 31C is a diagram illustrating the bonus addition rate of performance parameters. Once the fixed increase value is determined as described above, the bonus addition rate is then determined. The bonus addition rate varies depending on the number of characters placed in the training item to which the performance item is linked. For example, assume that a dance performance item is linked to a speed training item whose training level is level 5. At this time, the fixed increase value of the dance performance parameter is 20.
  • the bonus addition rate is determined to be 1.00. Furthermore, if 1 to 5 characters are placed in the speed training item, the bonus addition rate will be 1.05 to 1.25 depending on the number of characters placed, as shown in FIG. 31C. determined. Here, the larger the number of placed characters, the larger the bonus addition rate.
  • the performance parameter increase value calculated in this way is displayed on the performance parameter display section 221, as shown in FIG. 21A.
  • the method for calculating the increase value of the performance parameter described above is only an example.
  • the increase value of the performance parameter may be determined by lottery.
  • the bonus addition rate is not essential.
  • the bonus addition rate may be determined based on other factors instead of or in addition to the number of characters arranged.
  • FIG. 32 is a diagram illustrating the second event table.
  • the second event is selected by lottery from support events (second events) linked to support cards corresponding to support characters placed in each training item. Specifically, after "the process of determining whether a support character is placed or not," a random number is randomly acquired, and based on the acquired random number and the second event table, whether or not the second event occurs is determined. In the second event table, a selection ratio of "to cause” or “not to cause” the second event is set.
  • the second event includes four types of events: event A, event B, event C, and event D.
  • event A event A
  • event B event B
  • event C event C
  • event D event D
  • the probability that each event (events A to D) will "occur” is set to 5%
  • the probability that the second event "will not occur” is set to 80%.
  • the selection ratio of the second event may be set individually for each support card, that is, for each support character.
  • a process of determining whether or not a second event occurs is performed for all support characters placed in each training item. Then, based on the determination that the second event has occurred, an event notification display 247 is displayed on the training screen 240. If the player selects training in which a character for which the occurrence of the second event has been determined is arranged, the second event occurs after the training is executed.
  • the second hint event will appear for a support character placed in speed training
  • the second hint event will definitely appear after the training is executed.
  • this second hint event will not appear after the training is performed.
  • occurrence of the second event has been determined for two or more characters, which second event is to occur is determined by lottery or preset priority of support events.
  • weighting may be set according to the type of the second event, and which of the plurality of second events is to be generated may be determined according to the set weighting. Note that when it is determined that the second event will occur for two or more characters, all the determined second events may be caused to occur.
  • appearance information indicating whether or not the support event has appeared is linked to the support card or support character linked to the second event, and is stored in the server 1000.
  • the server 1000 may store linkage information in which appearance information is linked to the character ID of the support character or the support card ID of the support card linked to the support character.
  • live cooperation members are determined in preset turns.
  • the method for determining live cooperation members is not particularly limited.
  • a preset character may be determined as a live cooperation member every predetermined turn.
  • characters who become live cooperation members may be determined by lottery every predetermined turn.
  • characters who become live cooperation members may be determined by lottery in every turn.
  • the training game ends when all turns are completed. Furthermore, if the goal set for each character cannot be achieved during the training main game, the training game ends at that point.
  • the training target character trained in the training game is stored as a training character. More precisely, information regarding the nurturing character trained in the nurturing game (hereinafter referred to as nurturing character information) is stored in association with the player ID. Note that the training character information is stored on both the player terminal 1 and the server 1000.
  • the training character information stored in association with the player ID includes ability parameters, aptitude parameters, acquired skills, inheritance information, and the like.
  • the evaluation score of the trained character is calculated.
  • evaluation points are calculated based on ability parameters, aptitude parameters, acquired skills, race results, etc. at the end of the training game.
  • a method for calculating the evaluation score in other words, a calculation formula for calculating the evaluation score is prepared in advance, and the evaluation score is calculated based on a predetermined calculation formula.
  • the method and formula for calculating the evaluation score are not particularly limited. For example, when a trained character runs in a race in a team competition game or other racing game, such as ability parameters, aptitude parameters, acquired skills, etc. at the end of the training game, evaluation points are based only on parameters that affect the race result. may be calculated.
  • a training rank is set for the training character based on the evaluation score.
  • the training rank is an index indicating the strength of the training character, and each training rank is associated with a range of evaluation points. For example, a nurturing character with an evaluation score of 13,000 to 14,499 is given a nurturing rank of "A+", and a nurturing character with an evaluation score of 14,500 to 15,499 is given a nurturing rank of "S”. In this way, by assigning a training rank based on evaluation points, it becomes easier to understand the general strength of the training character.
  • the training character information also includes evaluation points and training ranks.
  • FIG. 33A is a first diagram illustrating the training completion screen 310.
  • FIG. 33B is a second diagram illustrating the training completion screen 310.
  • FIG. 33C is a third diagram illustrating the training completion screen 310.
  • a training completion screen 310 is displayed on the display 26, as shown in FIG. 33A.
  • the training completion screen 310 first displays the training rank of the trained character, and then, as shown in FIG. 33B, the evaluation score is displayed.
  • the ability parameters, aptitude parameters, and acquired skills of the character to be trained are displayed on the training completion screen 310, as shown in FIG. 33C.
  • a close operation section 311 is provided on the training completion screen 310.
  • the close operation section 311 is tapped, the training completion screen 310 is hidden and the home screen 100 is displayed on the display 26.
  • the training game ends, a lottery is held to determine the factors that the character to be trained will acquire, and the factor information is stored in association with the character to be trained.
  • the player can display factor information acquired by the character to be trained.
  • a training character having ability parameters, aptitude parameters, acquired skills, etc. is generated.
  • the placement of support characters, the occurrence of various events, etc. are determined by lottery, so even if the same character is used as a training target character, training characters with different parameters are generated.
  • FIG. 34 is a diagram illustrating the configuration of the memory 12 in the player terminal 1 and its function as a computer.
  • the memory 12 is provided with a program storage area 12a and a data storage area 12b.
  • the CPU 10 stores a terminal-side game control program (module) in the program storage area 12a.
  • the terminal side game control program includes an information setting processing program 700, a training game execution program 701, and a training completion processing program 702. Note that the programs listed in FIG. 34 are just examples, and the terminal-side game control program includes many other programs.
  • the data storage area 12b is provided with a player information storage section 750 and a game information storage section 751 as storage sections for storing data. Note that the data storage area 12b is provided with many other storage units. Here, information directly related to games such as training games (hereinafter referred to as game information) is stored in the game information storage section 751.
  • the game information storage unit 751 also temporarily stores various information while each game, such as a training game, is in progress. Therefore, all information related to the nurturing character trained in the nurturing game is stored in the game information storage section 751. Further, all information other than game information, such as information regarding the player or other players, setting information of the player terminal 1, and information regarding characters that can be set as characters to be trained, is considered to be player information. Player information is stored in player information storage section 750.
  • the CPU 10 operates each program stored in the program storage area 12a and updates the data in each storage section of the data storage area 12b. Then, the CPU 10 causes the player terminal 1 (computer) to function as the terminal-side game control section 1A by operating each program stored in the program storage area 12a.
  • the terminal side game control section 1A includes an information setting processing section 700a, a training game execution section 701a, and a training completion processing section 702a.
  • the CPU 10 operates the information setting processing program 700 and causes the computer to function as the information setting processing section 700a. Similarly, the CPU 10 operates a training game execution program 701 and a training completion processing program 702 to function as a training game execution section 701a and a training completion processing section 702a, respectively.
  • the information setting processing unit 700a stores information regarding the settings in the player information storage unit 750 as player information. Further, when the information setting processing section 700a updates the information in the player information storage section 750, the information setting processing section 700a transmits the updated information to the server 1000.
  • the training game execution unit 701a executes all processes related to the training game. Specifically, the training game execution unit 701a executes a preparation stage process and a training stage process.
  • the training completion processing unit 702a Upon completion of the training game, the training completion processing unit 702a stores training character information including ability parameters, aptitude parameters, acquired skills, inheritance information, factor information, the type of character used for training, etc. of the training character.
  • FIG. 35 is a diagram illustrating the configuration of memory 1012 in server 1000 and its functions as a computer.
  • the memory 1012 is provided with a program storage area 1012a and a data storage area 1012b.
  • the CPU 1010 stores a server-side game control program (module) in the program storage area 1012a.
  • the server-side game control program includes an information setting processing program 1100, a training game execution program 1101, and a training game termination processing program 1102. Note that the programs listed in FIG. 35 are just examples, and the server-side game control program includes many other programs.
  • the data storage area 1012b is provided with a player information storage section 1150 and a game information storage section 1151 as storage sections for storing data. Note that the data storage area 1012b is provided with many other storage units.
  • the game information of all the players is stored in the game information storage unit 1151 in association with the player ID. Further, player information of all players is stored in the player information storage unit 1150 in association with the player ID.
  • the CPU 1010 operates each program stored in the program storage area 1012a and updates the data in each storage section of the data storage area 1012b. Then, the CPU 1010 causes the server 1000 (computer) to function as the server-side game control unit 1000A by operating each program stored in the program storage area 1012a.
  • the server side game control section 1000A includes an information setting processing section 1100a, a training game execution section 1101a, and a training game termination processing section 1102a.
  • the CPU 1010 operates the information setting processing program 1100 and causes the computer to function as the information setting processing section 1100a. Similarly, the CPU 1010 operates a training game execution program 1101 and a training game termination processing program 1102 to function as a training game execution section 1101a and a training game termination processing section 1102a, respectively.
  • the information setting processing section 1100a updates the player information in the player information storage section 1150 based on the update information received from the player terminal 1 when various information settings are performed on the player terminal 1.
  • the information setting processing unit 1100a also measures time and updates the game points of each player.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a executes all processes related to the training game. Specifically, the training game execution unit 1101a executes a preparation stage process and a training stage process.
  • the training game completion processing unit 1102a derives evaluation points, training ranks, etc. for the trained characters. Furthermore, the training game end processing unit 1102a determines the factors that the training character acquires by lottery. Then, training character information including ability parameters, aptitude parameters, acquired skills, inheritance information, factor information, the type of character used for training, etc. of the training character is stored in the game information storage unit 1151 in association with the player ID.
  • the information setting processing unit 700a in the player terminal 1 and the information setting processing unit 1100a in the server 1000 both store player information in common, but the specific processing contents and the player information to be stored are The ranges are different from each other.
  • the training game execution unit 701a and the training game end processing unit 702a in the player terminal 1, and the training game execution unit 1101a and the training game end processing unit 1102a in the server 1000 are common in that they all execute processing related to the training game. However, their roles, that is, their scope of responsibility, are different.
  • FIG. 36 is a sequence diagram illustrating the processing of the player terminal 1 and the server 1000 related to the training game. Note that in the following explanation, the processing at the player terminal 1 will be referred to as Pn (n is an arbitrary integer). Further, processing in the server 1000 is denoted by Sn (n is an arbitrary integer).
  • the information setting processing unit 700a of the player terminal 1 performs information setting processing (P1) to update the player information storage unit 750 based on the player's operation input. I do.
  • update information is sent to the server 1000.
  • the information setting processing section 1100a updates the player information in the player information storage section 1150 (S1).
  • the player information updated in P1 and S1 includes, for example, profile information that can be set by the player. Further, for example, when an operation to add another player as a friend or an operation to cancel a friend is input as a setting change operation, friend information, which is information regarding the friend, is updated.
  • the information setting processing section 700a and the information setting processing section 1100a each manage game points consumed to execute the training game. When the game points are less than the upper limit, the information setting processing units 700a and 1100a measure the time and give a predetermined amount of game points to the player at predetermined intervals.
  • the training game execution unit 701a executes a preparation stage process (P6). Also, during this preparation stage process, communication processing is performed between the player terminal 1 and the server 1000. In the server 1000, the training game execution unit 1101a executes the preparation stage process (S6) based on the information received from the player terminal 1.
  • the training game execution unit 701a executes the training stage process (P7). Also, during this training stage processing, communication processing is performed between the player terminal 1 and the server 1000. In the server 1000, the training game execution unit 1101a executes the training stage process (S7) based on the information received from the player terminal 1. Note that, in reality, the roles are divided between the player terminal 1 and the server 1000, and the training main game progresses through the training stage processing (P7) on the player terminal 1 and the training stage processing (S7) on the server 1000. .
  • part or all of each process in the training stage process (P7) of the player terminal 1 may be performed in the training stage process (S7) in the server 1000, or the training stage in the server 1000 A part or all of each process in the process (S7) may be performed in the training stage process (P7) in the player terminal 1.
  • FIG. 37 is a flowchart illustrating the training stage processing in the server 1000.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a of the server 1000 executes the turn start process (S10) if it is the turn start time (S7-1: YES). Furthermore, after the turn start process is executed, the training game execution unit 1101a thereafter executes the during-turn process (S20).
  • FIG. 38 is a flowchart illustrating processing at the start of a turn in the server 1000.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a of the server 1000 determines whether the current turn is a live event turn (S10-1). If it is the turn to hold a live performance (YES in S10-1), the training game execution unit 1101a sets information such as live music (S10-2). Note that when the player acquires a live music piece, etc., information indicating the acquired live music piece etc. is stored in the player terminal 1 and the server 1000 as live music piece etc. information. Here, information such as live songs acquired from the start of the training game or from the previous live turn to the current turn is extracted and set to be received by the player terminal 1.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a executes a first event occurrence determination process (S10-3). Specifically, at the start of a turn, a random number is randomly acquired, and based on the acquired random number and the first event table, whether or not the first event occurs and the content of the first event are determined.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a executes support character lottery processing (S10-4). Specifically, the training game execution unit 1101a refers to the placement presence/absence table shown in FIG. 29 and determines by lottery whether or not to place a support character in each training item. This process is executed for each support character. Note that when the placement of a support character in a training item is determined, the training game execution unit 1101a links the support character ID to the training ID corresponding to the training item.
  • a lottery may be further performed to determine whether or not to place a support character associated with a support card that is not registered in the player's deck in the training item. Furthermore, a lottery may be performed to determine whether or not a predetermined character that appears in the training game, other than the support character, is placed in the training item.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a executes ability parameter determination processing (S10-5).
  • the ability parameter determination process each training is executed and the increase value of the ability parameter of the character to be trained is determined if the training is successful.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a refers to the training level table shown in FIG. 30A, the fixed increase value table shown in FIGS. 30B and 30C, and the bonus addition rate table shown in FIG.
  • the increase value of the ability parameter of the character to be developed is determined when the training is successful.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a determines the amount of decrease in physical strength or the amount of physical strength recovered when each training item is executed with reference to a physical strength table (not shown).
  • the training game execution unit 1101a also calculates the training failure rate for each training item based on the physical strength of the character to be trained.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a executes performance parameter determination processing (S10-6).
  • performance items to be associated with each training are determined.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a executes a lottery to determine whether or not to link a performance item to a training item with the probability shown in FIG. 31A. This lottery is performed for each training item. Then, 0 to 2 performance items are linked to one training item.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a determines the increase value of the performance parameter when each training is executed and is successful. Specifically, the training game execution unit 1101a determines the increase value of the performance parameter linked to the training item based on the fixed increase value table (see FIG. 31B) and the bonus addition rate table (see FIG. 31C).
  • the training game execution unit 1101a executes a second event occurrence determination process (S10-7). Specifically, the training game execution unit 1101a refers to the second event table shown in FIG. 32 and determines whether or not the second event occurs by lottery. The training game execution unit 1101a randomly acquires a random number, and determines whether or not the second event occurs based on the acquired random number and the second event table. Here, for example, the training game execution unit 1101a determines by lottery whether or not to execute a support event that is preset on a support card linked to a training item.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a executes live cooperation member determination processing (S10-8).
  • live cooperating members are determined according to a predetermined algorithm.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a stores game information including information regarding the lottery results in S10-3 to S10-8 in the game information storage unit 1151 so that the player terminal 1 can receive it (S10-9).
  • FIG. 39 is a flowchart illustrating the training stage process in the player terminal 1.
  • the training game execution unit 701a of the player terminal 1 executes the turn start process (P10) if it is the start of the turn (YES in P7-1), and if it is not the start of the turn, executes the process during the turn (P20). Execute.
  • FIG. 40 is a flowchart illustrating processing at the start of a turn in the player terminal 1.
  • the training game execution section 701a accesses the game information storage section 1151 of the server 1000, and receives the game information saved in the above S10-9 from the server 1000 (P10-1).
  • the training game execution unit 701a executes a command setting process to enable the player to select various commands related to the training stage process (P10-2). Specifically, as shown in FIG. 19, the training game execution section 701a controls the rest operation section 215, training operation section 216, skill operation section 217, outing operation section 218, and race operation section based on the current number of turns, for example. A process is performed to allow the player to select various commands such as a section (specific command) 219 and a live preparation operation section 220. Further, the training game execution unit 701a performs processing that allows the player to select a plurality of race selection operation units (subcommands) 261 linked to the race operation unit 219.
  • the training game execution section 701a sends commands to the speed operation section 241, stamina operation section 242, power operation section 243, guts operation section 244, and smartness operation section 245 corresponding to each training item to the player. Make it selectable.
  • the training game execution unit 701a performs processing that allows the player to select one command from the plurality of commands.
  • training game execution unit 701a makes the live preparation operation unit 220 and the live start button 300a selectable during the live event turn, and makes the other operation units, that is, the commands, unselectable.
  • the training game execution unit 701a displays the game screen 210, the training screen 240, and the live start screen 300 based on the game information received from the server 1000, the current turn, and the processing result of the command setting process of P10-2.
  • Display control processing for displaying etc. is executed (P10-3).
  • the player terminal 1 determines that the turn is in progress, and executes the in-turn process (P20) that accepts the player's operation input.
  • FIG. 41 is a flowchart illustrating processing during a turn at the player terminal 1.
  • the training game execution unit 701a executes a command selection process (P30). Further, if there is no operation input (NO in P20-1) and a command is received from the server 1000 (YES in P20-2), the training game execution unit 701a executes command reception processing (P40).
  • FIG. 42 is a flowchart illustrating command selection processing at the player terminal 1.
  • the turn end command which is a predetermined command to end the turn, is issued by the player (rest operation section 215, going out operation section 218, speed operation section 241, stamina operation section 242, power operation section 243, guts operation section 244, smartness operation section 245, race operation section 274) is selected (YES at P30-1), the training game execution section 701a transmits the selected command to the server 1000 (P30-2).
  • the training game execution unit 701a then waits to receive a command from the server 1000 (P30-3).
  • the training game execution unit 701a responds to the skill display field 251 in which the operation input was performed. A command to do this is sent to the server 1000 (P30-5). Furthermore, the training game execution unit 701a updates skill information indicating that the corresponding skill has been acquired (P30-6).
  • the training game execution section 701a displays the live preparation screen 290 or the confirmation dialog 294. is displayed on the display 26 (P30-8).
  • the training game execution unit 701a sends a command corresponding to the live music etc. details display column 292 where the operation input was performed. is transmitted to the server 1000 (P30-10). The training game execution unit 701a then waits to receive a command from the server 1000 (P30-11).
  • the training game execution unit 701a transmits a command indicating that the live start operation has been performed to the server 1000 ( P30-13).
  • the server 1000 receives the commands transmitted at P30-2, P30-5, P30-10, and P30-13, the in-turn process (S20) is executed as shown in FIGS. 43 and 44.
  • FIG. 43 is a first flowchart illustrating processing during a turn in the server 1000.
  • FIG. 44 is a second flowchart illustrating processing during a turn in the server 1000.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a Upon receiving a command indicating an operation input from the outing operation unit 218 (YES in S20-1), the training game execution unit 1101a performs an outing execution process (S20-2). Here, outing events that increase physical strength and condition parameters are determined. In addition, physical strength and condition parameters are updated based on the determined outing event.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a Upon receiving the command indicating the operation input of the rest operation unit 215 (YES in S20-3), the training game execution unit 1101a performs the rest execution process (S20-4). Here, a rest event that increases the physical fitness parameter is determined. Furthermore, the physical strength parameter is updated based on the determined rest event.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a Upon receiving a command indicating an operation input to start a race (YES in S20-5), the training game execution unit 1101a performs a race execution process (S20-6). Here, a race simulation is executed based on the parameters of the character to be trained and the NPC who will run in the race. Furthermore, the training game execution unit 1101a executes a reward granting process for granting a reward to the player (S20-7). Here, the reward is determined based on the results of the simulation, that is, the order of arrival of the characters to be trained, the development of the race, etc., and the determined reward is given to the player.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a Upon receiving a command indicating execution of any training (YES at S20-8), the training game execution unit 1101a performs success determination processing (S20-9). Here, it is determined whether the training is successful or not based on a failure rate calculated in advance. The training game execution unit 1101a then updates various parameters based on the determination result of S20-9 (S20-10). Note that here, the ability parameters etc. are updated as determined in S10-5 at the start of training. Also here, the performance parameters are updated as determined in S10-6 at the start of training.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a executes the current Processing is performed to end the turn and move on to the next turn (S20-11).
  • the server 1000 ends the during-turn processing (S20) and enters a standby state for the turn start processing (S10).
  • various game information determined and updated in each process shown in FIGS. 43 and 44 is set in the game information storage section 1151 (S20-12).
  • the game information set here is received by the player terminal 1.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a upon receiving a command indicating input of a skill acquisition operation (YES in S20-21), the training game execution unit 1101a updates the skill information in the game information storage unit 1151 (S20-22). ). Further, the training game execution unit 1101a consumes skill points as skills are acquired (S20-23).
  • the training game execution unit 1101a updates live music, etc. information indicating the acquired live music, etc. (S20-25). Further, the training game execution unit 1101a consumes performance parameters as the live music and the like are acquired (S20-26).
  • the training game execution unit 1101a refers to the live music etc. route information and determines the next three live music etc. that the player can select based on the acquired live music etc. (S20-27).
  • the training game execution unit 1101a activates the first bonus linked to the acquired live music, etc. (S20-28).
  • the first bonus is activated by increasing ability parameters, recovering physical strength, acquiring skill hints, etc.
  • the first bonus linked to the live music etc. is activated in the turn in which the live music etc. is acquired.
  • the training game execution unit 1101a upon receiving a command indicating a live start operation (YES in S20-29), loads live music information indicating the live music etc. acquired by the player (S20-30). Then, the training game execution unit 1101a receives a second bonus linked to the live music, etc. acquired from the start of the training main game or from the previous live event turn to the current turn (live event turn). Activate it (S20-31).
  • various parameters such as specialty training rate, event occurrence rate, skill hint occurrence rate, race bonus, and failure rate are updated. In this way, the second bonus linked to the live music or the like is activated in the turn in which the first live event is performed after the live music or the like is acquired.
  • the effect of the second bonus continues after activation until the training main game ends.
  • the benefit of the second bonus may be valid only for a predetermined period. For example, after the activation of the second bonus, the effect of the second bonus may continue only until the next live turn, or until a preset number of turns has elapsed.
  • FIG. 45 is a flowchart illustrating command reception processing at the player terminal 1.
  • the training game execution unit 701a analyzes the command received from the server 1000 (P40-1).
  • the training game execution unit 701a then performs display processing of the training main game screen, such as displaying various event screens, based on the received command (P40-2).
  • the number of characters and character types to be displayed on the live event screen 301 are determined according to the number of live songs, etc. and live cooperation members. That is, in the live event turn, the display pattern of the live event screen 301 is determined according to the number of live songs, etc. and the live cooperating members.
  • the training game execution unit 701a then displays the live event screen 301 in the determined display pattern. Note that here, it is assumed that the display pattern of the live event screen 301 is determined on the player terminal 1. However, the display pattern of the live event screen 301 may be determined by the server 1000.
  • the training game execution unit 701a updates various parameters in the game information storage unit 751 based on the received command (P40-3). If a command to end the turn is received (YES at P40-4), the training game execution unit 701a executes turn end processing (P40-5). Here, after the display of various screens such as the event screen is finished, processing is performed to end the current turn and start the next turn.
  • the information processing program causes a computer (in the embodiment, one or both of the player terminal 1 and the server 1000) to execute a training game that includes multiple turns, and further performs the following processing. It can be anything that can be carried out by a computer.
  • the player selects a plurality of commands including at least a first type command (as an example, in the embodiment, execute training) and a second type command (as an example, in the embodiment, acquire live music, etc.) Processing to enable (as an example, P10-2 in the embodiment).
  • a process (as an example, S20-10 in the embodiment) of acquiring a predetermined parameter (for example, a performance parameter in the embodiment) based on the selection of the first type command.
  • a predetermined parameter for example, a performance parameter in the embodiment
  • at least a portion of multiple rewards for example, in the embodiment, live music, etc., or a bonus tied to live music, etc.
  • a process of consuming a predetermined parameter (as an example, S20-26 in the embodiment) and allowing the player to obtain it (as an example, P30-8 in the embodiment).
  • a process of generating utility corresponding to the reward obtained by the player at a predetermined timing for example, S20-28 and S20-31 in the embodiment.
  • the number of turns in the training main game and the commands that the player can select in each turn are merely examples. Further, the game experience described in the above embodiment is only an example. In any case, the training game only needs to include a plurality of turns, and the gameplay is not particularly limited.
  • live music and the like are provided as rewards.
  • the reward is not limited to live music etc.
  • the player may be able to obtain the first bonus or the second bonus of the above embodiment as a reward.
  • one turn is ended by executing a command to end the turn.
  • the turn end conditions for ending one turn are not limited to this.
  • one turn may end when a live music piece or the like is acquired.
  • a time limit may be set for one turn, and the turn may end when the time limit has elapsed. In any case, when preset turn end conditions, including selection of at least the first type command, are satisfied, the turn in progress may be ended and the next turn may proceed.
  • the utility (as an example, in the embodiment, a bonus tied to a live song, etc.) includes the first utility that occurs in the turn when the player obtains it (as an example, the first bonus in the embodiment), and A second utility (as an example, a second bonus in the embodiment) that occurs in a preset specific turn (as an example, in the embodiment, the next live event turn) after the turn when is acquired; may be included.
  • the bonus linked to the live music or the like may be only the first bonus or only the second bonus.
  • the utility corresponding to the reward earned by the player may occur at a predetermined timing, and the timing is not particularly limited.
  • the process of allowing the player to obtain one of the plurality of rewards includes displaying each of the plurality of rewards that the player can obtain in a reward display column (for example, in the embodiment, the live preparation screen 290) in a recognizable manner. It's okay.
  • the reward display field includes a first display area where the first benefit is displayed (as an example, the first bonus display field 292b in the embodiment) and a second display area where the second benefit is displayed (for example, the first bonus display field 292b).
  • a second bonus display field 292c may be included.
  • the live preparation screen 290 is only an example.
  • the live preparation screen 290 may display only titles such as live songs that the player can acquire.
  • the first bonus and the second bonus linked to the live music or the like may not be reported to the player and may be kept secret.
  • bonuses tied to live music and the like are classified into a first bonus and a second bonus.
  • a bonus whose effect occurs in the turn in which a live music piece or the like is acquired is classified as a first bonus
  • a bonus whose effect occurs in the turn in which a live performance is held is classified as a second bonus.
  • bonuses are classified according to the timing at which the benefit occurs.
  • the method of classifying bonuses is not limited to this.
  • a bonus that increases an ability parameter may be classified as a first bonus, and other bonuses may be classified as a second bonus. That is, bonuses may be classified according to the content of the generated utility. Even in this case, it is preferable that the live preparation screen 290 is displayed so that the bonus classification can be identified, as in the above embodiment.
  • the utility is classified into the first utility and the second utility, and the process that allows the player to obtain one of the multiple rewards is to reward each of the multiple rewards that the player can acquire. It may be displayed in an identifiable manner in a display column. At this time, the reward display field may include a first display area where the first utility is displayed and a second display area where the second utility is displayed.
  • the process of determining multiple rewards that can be newly acquired by the player is performed using reward route information ( As an example, in the embodiment, a plurality of rewards that can be newly earned by the player may be determined based on route information such as live music. Further, the process of determining the plurality of rewards that can be newly acquired by the player may be performed by determining the plurality of rewards that can be newly acquired by the player by lottery. That is, the method for determining the plurality of rewards that can be newly acquired by the player is not particularly limited.
  • the information processing program for executing the processes in the above embodiment and various modifications may be stored in a computer-readable non-temporary storage medium and provided as the storage medium. Furthermore, a game terminal device including this storage medium may be provided. Further, the above embodiment and various modified examples may be an information processing method that implements each function and the steps shown in the flowchart.

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