JP2023121027A - Game program and game system - Google Patents

Abstract

To perform multiple lotteries in succession, including two or more lotteries with different lottery conditions.SOLUTION: A lottery unit 102, in a continuous lottery process, determines lottery conditions for each of a plurality of lotteries in which a game medium is a winning candidate according to a user's operation, and performs a plurality of lotteries in succession on the basis of the lottery conditions for each of the determined plurality of lotteries. In the continuous lottery process, it is possible to determine lottery conditions for each of a plurality of lotteries so that two or more different lottery conditions are included.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

The present invention relates to game programs and game systems.

Patent Literature 1 discloses a game server that includes a possessed item setting unit. The owned item setting unit includes a lottery table determination unit, an expectation presentation unit, and an item extraction unit.

The lottery table determination unit determines a plurality of lottery tables representing item extraction probabilities that an arbitrary item is extracted from a plurality of items. The expectation presenting unit presents expectation information associated with winning probabilities of winning items for each of the plurality of lottery tables determined by the lottery table determining unit.

When receiving an acquisition request for acquiring an item, the item extraction unit refers to any expectation level information from the plurality of expectation level information presented by the expectation level presentation unit, and associates with the expectation level information Based on a lottery table, an item to be set as an item possessed by a virtual user is extracted from a plurality of items.

JP 2007-86556 A

However, in the game server of Patent Literature 1, a plurality of lotteries including two or more lotteries with different lottery conditions cannot be performed consecutively.

An object of the present invention is to make it possible to continuously perform a plurality of lotteries including two or more lotteries with different lottery conditions.

A first aspect provides a computer comprising:
Function as a lottery section that performs continuous lottery processing,
In the continuous lottery process, the lottery unit determines lottery conditions for each of a plurality of lotteries in which game media are candidates for winning, according to user operation, and determines the lottery conditions for each of the determined lotteries. Continuously perform the plurality of lotteries based on
In the continuous lottery process, the game program is characterized in that lottery conditions for each of the plurality of lotteries can be determined so as to include two or more different lottery conditions.

Moreover, in the first aspect,
The plurality of lotteries may include a lottery that is performed by using a lottery right that is a right to perform a lottery and is associated with a lottery condition.

Moreover, in the first aspect,
In the continuous lottery process, it may be possible to use two or more different lottery rights.

Moreover, in the first aspect,
In the continuous lottery process, the lottery unit determines a lottery right to be used in the continuous lottery process according to the user's operation, and a lottery is performed by using the lottery right among the plurality of lotteries. You may determine the lottery conditions in according to the lottery right used in the lottery.

Moreover, in the first aspect,
The plurality of lotteries may include a lottery conducted by using two or more lottery rights,
In the continuous lottery process, the lottery unit associates a lottery condition in a lottery performed by using two or more lottery rights among the plurality of lotteries with each of the two or more lottery rights. It may be determined according to a combination of lottery conditions.

Moreover, in the first aspect,
The types of game media that are winning candidates in a lottery performed by using two or more lottery rights among the plurality of lotteries may be increased or decreased according to the combination of the two or more lottery rights.

Moreover, in the first aspect,
An attribute may be set for the lottery right,
The attribute of the lottery right includes a first attribute that affects the winning probability of the game medium that becomes a winning candidate in the lottery performed by using the lottery right, and a winning candidate in the lottery that uses the lottery right. and a second attribute that affects the in-game characteristics of the game media.

Moreover, in the first aspect,
The plurality of lotteries may include a lottery conducted using consumable media used and consumed for conducting a lottery based on a lottery condition selected from among selectable lottery conditions.

Moreover, in the first aspect,
For each of the selectable lottery conditions, a type of consumable medium to be used and consumed for performing a lottery based on the lottery condition may be determined,
The sequential lottery process may allow for the use of two or more different types of consumable media.

Moreover, in the first aspect,
The plurality of lotteries include a lottery right linked to a lottery condition, which is a right to perform a lottery, and a lottery condition selected from among selectable lottery conditions. A lottery may be included that is conducted using both the consumable media to be consumed.

Further, in the first aspect, the computer is
It may function as a lottery condition display unit that displays lottery conditions for each of the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process.

Further, in the first aspect, the computer is
In the continuous lottery process, the lottery may function as a winning result display unit that displays which game medium is obtained by which lottery among the plurality of lotteries.

A second aspect is
a storage unit that stores the game program of the first aspect;
and a control unit that executes the game program.

According to the present invention, a plurality of lotteries including two or more lotteries with different lottery conditions can be continuously performed.

1 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of the game system of Embodiment 1; FIG. 4 is a flowchart for explaining continuous lottery processing according to the first embodiment; 4 is a diagram illustrating an image of a selection screen according to the first embodiment; FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an image of a selection screen in Modification 1 of Embodiment 1; 10 is a flowchart for explaining continuous lottery processing according to the second embodiment; FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an image of a selection screen according to the second embodiment; FIG. 14 is a flowchart for explaining continuous lottery processing according to Embodiment 3; FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an image of a selection screen according to the third embodiment; FIG. FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an image of a selection screen in another embodiment;

Hereinafter, embodiments will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. The same reference numerals are given to the same or corresponding parts in the drawings, and the description thereof will not be repeated.

(game description)
A "game" in the following description refers to a video game that progresses according to user's operations. Examples of games played by such users include games in which characters act in virtual space. Characters include a player character operated by a user and a non-player character operated by a computer.

Also, an example of the game as described above is an action game in which a player character defeats an enemy character. For example, in an action game, a player character recovers physical strength by equipping equipment items such as weapons and armor, and by using tool items such as recovery medicines. Also, in such a game, the game progresses by clearing presented tasks (quests).

[Game media]
Games such as those described above use game media (game elements). Examples of game media include characters and items (weapons, armor, tools) used by the characters in the virtual space. The user can acquire the above-described game media by direct purchase by charging, clearing quests, lotteries called "gacha" (to be described later), and the like.

〔lottery〕
In the game described below, a lottery (lottery for game media) called "gacha" is performed. A lottery for game media is performed based on lottery conditions. The lottery conditions include information indicating the types of game media that will be winning candidates in the lottery (what kind of game media are winning candidates), information indicating the winning probability of winning candidate game media in the lottery, and so on. .

For example, the lottery conditions include a lottery table showing the correspondence relationship between "game media that are winning candidates in the lottery" and "probability of winning the game media (winning candidates) in the lottery". Examples of the lottery include a lottery that is performed by using lottery rights, a lottery that is performed by using consumable media, and the like.

Attributes are set for game media that are winning candidates in the lottery. The attributes of the game media include first attributes and second attributes. The first attribute of game media is an attribute that affects the winning probability of game media that are winning candidates in the lottery. The second attribute of the game media is an attribute that affects the properties of the game media in the game.

For example, a rarity and a feature are set for a character that is a winning candidate in a lottery. Note that the rarity of the character is an example of the first attribute of the game media, and the feature of the character is an example of the second attribute of the game media.

A character's rarity indicates the rarity value of the character. For example, N (normal), R (rare), SR (super rare), and SSR (double super rare) are provided as rarity levels, and the rarity increases in the order of N, R, SR, and SSR. The higher the rarity of a character, the more difficult it becomes to obtain that character. For example, the higher the rarity of a character, the lower the winning probability of that character in the lottery.

Character features indicate features of the character in the game. Examples of character characteristics include occupation, skills, parameters, and the like. Examples of occupations include warriors, swordsmen, and the like. Examples of skills include support, recovery, and the like. Examples of parameters include HP (hit points), attack power, and the like.

[Lottery right]
The lottery right is the right (game media) to be able to draw lots. For example, the user is provided with game media that are used (consumed) to exercise the right to draw. An example of the lottery right is a lottery ticket.

Also, the lottery right is associated with lottery conditions. Specifically, for each lottery right, the lottery conditions for the lottery that is performed by using the lottery right are determined. Then, when the lottery right is used to conduct a lottery, the lottery is performed based on the lottery conditions linked to the lottery right.

Attributes are set for the lottery right. The attribute of the lottery right includes a first attribute and a second attribute. The first attribute of the lottery right is an attribute that affects the winning probability of game media that are winning candidates in the lottery performed by using the lottery right. The second attribute of the lottery right is an attribute that affects the characteristics in the game of the game media that are winning candidates in the lottery using the lottery right.

For example, rarity and character features are set for a lottery ticket used to draw a lottery for which character is a winning candidate. The rarity set to the lottery ticket is an example of the first attribute set to the lottery right, and the character feature set to the lottery ticket is an example of the second attribute of the lottery right. Attributes (rarity and character characteristics) set to a lottery ticket are elements that define the type of lottery condition associated with the lottery ticket.

The rarity of a lottery ticket indicates the highest level of rarity of a character who is a winning candidate in a lottery performed by using the lottery ticket. For example, if the rarity of a lottery ticket is "SR", characters with a rarity of "SR" or less become winning candidates in a lottery that is performed by using the lottery ticket.

The character feature of the lottery ticket indicates the feature of the character who will be the winning candidate in the lottery performed by using the lottery ticket. For example, if the character feature of a lottery ticket is "Occupation A", a character whose occupation is "Occupation A" becomes a winning candidate in a lottery that is held by using the lottery ticket.

[Consumer media]
Consumable media are game media that are used and consumed to perform a lottery based on a lottery condition selected from among selectable lottery conditions. Examples of consumption media include gacha stones, in-game currency, and the like. Gacha stones include paid stones that can be obtained by charging, free stones that can be obtained by means other than charging (for example, clearing quests, etc.).

In addition, for each selectable lottery condition, the type and quantity of consumption media to be consumed for performing the lottery based on the lottery condition are determined. An arbitrary lottery condition is selected from the selectable lottery conditions, and when the consumption medium of the type and quantity corresponding to the selected lottery condition is consumed, a lottery is conducted based on the selected lottery condition. will be

Selection of the lottery condition is performed by the user. Specifically, each of the selectable gachas is associated with a lottery condition, and by selecting any gacha from the selectable gachas, any lottery condition ( Lottery conditions linked to the selected gacha) can be selected.

In the following explanation, "by selecting an arbitrary gacha from among the selectable gachas, an arbitrary lottery condition (lottery conditions linked to the selected gacha) is selected from among the selectable lottery conditions. ' is simply described as 'selecting an arbitrary lottery condition from among selectable lottery conditions'.

In the following description, a "character" is given as an example of a game content that is a winning candidate in the lottery. A “lottery ticket” is given as an example of the lottery right. An example of a consumption medium is "gacha stone".

Also, in the following description, the lottery condition associated with the lottery ticket is referred to as "ticket lottery condition". A lottery condition (lottery condition selected by a user) associated with a gacha will be referred to as a “gacha lottery condition”.

(Embodiment 1)
FIG. 1 illustrates the configuration of a game system 1 of Embodiment 1. As shown in FIG. A game system 1 includes a server device 10 and a game device 20 . In the game system 1, a server device 10 and a game device 20 are connected via a communication network 5 so as to be able to communicate with each other. Examples of the communication network 5 include the Internet and LAN.

[Outline of game system]
The server device 10 manages users and games. The game device 20 is operated by a user to execute a game. For example, the game device 20 includes home game machines such as PlayStation (registered trademark), XBox (registered trademark), and Nintendo Switch (registered trademark), portable game machines such as PlayStation Vita (registered trademark), smartphones, tablets, and personal computers. and so on. In the case of a cloud-type game, the game device 20 is, for example, a device such as a game server. In this case, the game screen is displayed on the display connected via the communication network 5 .

Below, the case where the game device 20 is a smart phone is mentioned as an example. The game device 20 is provided with a display 31 , a speaker 32 and a touch pad 33 .

Server device 10 and game device 20 communicate via communication network 5 . For example, server device 10 transmits a game program and game data for executing a game. The game device 20 receives (downloads) the game program and game data from the server device 10 via the communication network 5 and installs them.

A user who uses game device 20 is assigned account information for identifying the user. Account information includes a user ID and a password. The game device 20 is associated with the account information of the user who uses the game device 20 . Also, the account information is managed in the server device 10 .

When starting a game on the game device 20 , login processing is performed between the server device 10 and the game device 20 . In the login process, the game device 20 transmits account information to the server device 10 . The server device 10 uses the account information transmitted from the game device 20 to perform user authentication. When the access of the game device 20 is permitted by the user authentication, the server device 10 and the game device 20 communicate with each other to start the game.

The game progresses as the server device 10 and the game device 20 operate. The progress of the game is controlled by the server device 10 .

Specifically, the server device 10 transmits game data for executing the game to the game device 20 . Based on the game data transmitted from server device 10 , game device 20 causes display 31 and speaker 32 to output images and sounds related to the game. The user operates the touch pad 33 according to the images and sounds output from the display 31 and speaker 32 .

The game device 20 transmits operation information indicating the operation input to the touch pad 33 to the server device 10 . Based on the operation information transmitted from the game device 20 , the server device 10 generates game data reflecting the operation information, and transmits the game data to the game device 20 .

The game progresses by repeating the above processes.

[Hardware configuration of server device]
As shown in FIG. 1, the server device 10 includes a network interface 11, a storage unit 12, and a control unit 13. Network interface 11 and storage unit 12 are electrically connected to control unit 13 via bus 14 .

Network interface 11 is communicably connected to game device 20 via communication network 5 .

The storage unit 12 stores various information and data. The storage unit 12 is composed of an HDD, SSD, RAM, ROM, and the like. For example, the storage unit 12 stores a game program and game data for executing a game.

The control unit 13 controls operations of the server device 10 . The control unit 13 transmits and receives various information and data, and processes various information and data. The control unit 13 has a CPU (microcomputer) and a semiconductor memory. The semiconductor memory stores programs and the like for operating the CPU.

[Data stored in the storage unit of the server device]
In this example, the storage unit 12 of the server device 10 stores a user database 41 and a lottery condition database 42 . Below, the database is described as "DB".

<User database>
Account information for identifying each user is registered (stored) in the user DB 41 . Account information includes a user ID assigned to the user, a password, and the like.

In addition, the user DB 41 stores, for each user, game media given to the user. Examples of game media given to users include characters, lottery tickets, and gacha stones. Note that "given to a user" is synonymous with "associated with a user ID." The game content given to the user is stored in the user DB 41 in association with the user ID assigned to that user.

<Lottery condition DB>
A plurality of selectable lottery conditions are registered (stored) in the lottery condition DB 42 . The lottery conditions include a lottery table. In this example, the lottery table shows the correspondence relationship between "characters who are winning candidates in the lottery" and "probability of winning the lottery for that character (winning candidate)".

The lottery conditions stored in the lottery condition DB 42 include ticket lottery conditions that can be used in lotteries in which lottery tickets are used. The ticket lottery condition is stored in the lottery condition DB 42 in association with the lottery ticket. For example, the ticket lottery condition that the rarity of the winning candidate character is "SR" or less and the occupation of the winning candidate character is "Occupation A" includes the rarity of "SR" and the character feature of "Occupation A" lottery ticket is linked.

The lottery conditions stored in the lottery condition DB 42 include gacha lottery conditions that can be used in the lottery performed by using gacha stones. The gacha lottery conditions are stored in the lottery condition DB 42 in association with consumption information indicating the types and quantities of gacha stones consumed for performing a lottery based on the gacha lottery conditions.

[Hardware Configuration of Game Device]
As shown in FIG. 1, the game device 20 includes a network interface 21, a graphics processing section 22, an audio processing section 23, an operation section 24, a storage section 25, and a control section . The network interface 21 , the graphics processing unit 22 , the audio processing unit 23 , the operation unit 24 and the storage unit 25 are electrically connected to the control unit 26 via the bus 27 .

The network interface 21 is communicably connected to the server device 10 via the communication network 5 .

A display 31 is connected to the graphics processing unit 22 . The graphics processing unit 22 draws a game image including various objections related to the virtual space in a moving image format according to the game image information output from the control unit 26 . A game image drawn in a moving image format is displayed on the display 31 as a game screen.

A speaker 32 is connected to the audio processing unit 23 . The audio processing unit 23 reproduces and synthesizes game sounds according to instructions from the control unit 26 . A game sound reproduced and synthesized by the audio processing unit 23 is output from the speaker 32 .

A touch pad 33 is connected to the operation unit 24 . The operation unit 24 transmits and receives data regarding operation input to and from the touch pad 33 . The operation unit 24 then transmits operation information indicating the operation input to the touch pad 33 to the control unit 26 .

For example, the user inputs operation signals to the game device 20 by operating the touch pad 33 . That is, when the touch pad 33 is operated by the user, the touch pad 33 transmits an operation signal corresponding to the operation by the user to the operation unit 24 . The operation unit 24 generates operation information based on the operation signal and transmits the operation information to the control unit 26 .

The storage unit 25 stores various data. The storage unit 25 is composed of an HDD, SSD, RAM, ROM, and the like. For example, the storage unit 25 stores a game program and game data for executing a game.

The control unit 26 controls operations of the game device 20 . The control unit 26 transmits and receives various information and data, and processes various information and data. The control unit 26 has a CPU (microcomputer) and a semiconductor memory. The semiconductor memory stores programs and the like for operating the CPU.

[Functional Configuration of Control Unit in Server Device]
As shown in FIG. 1 , the control unit 13 of the server device 10 has a game progression unit 100 , a matching unit 101 , a lottery unit 102 , a lottery condition display unit 103 and a winning result display unit 104 . Specifically, the control unit 13 functions as a game progression unit 100, a matching unit 101, a lottery unit 102, a lottery condition display unit 103, and a winning result display unit 104 by the CPU executing various programs.

〈Game progress section〉
The game progress section 100 progresses the game. Specifically, the game progression unit 100 receives operation information, generates game data for executing the game, transmits the game data, and the like.

<Verification section>
The verification unit 101 uses the account information transmitted from the game device 20 to perform user authentication. Specifically, the collation unit 101 collates the account information transmitted from the game device 20 with the account information registered in the user DB 41 .

<Lottery part>
The lottery unit 102 performs a lottery with game media as winning candidates. The lottery includes a lottery performed by using a lottery ticket and a lottery performed by using gacha stones.

Note that when a lottery ticket is used to draw a lottery, the lottery ticket is consumed. Specifically, the lottery unit 102 deletes the lottery ticket used for the lottery from the user DB. Similarly, when a lottery is performed by using gacha stones, the gacha stones are consumed. Specifically, the lottery unit 102 deletes the gacha stones used for the lottery from the user DB.

The lottery section 102 performs a normal lottery process and a continuous lottery process. In the normal lottery process, the lottery unit 102 performs one lottery according to the user's operation. In the continuous lottery process, the lottery unit 102 determines the lottery conditions for each of the plurality of lotteries according to the user's operation, and continuously performs the plurality of lotteries based on the determined lottery conditions for each of the plurality of lotteries. conduct.

In the first embodiment, the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process include lotteries that are performed using lottery tickets. In this example, each of the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process is a lottery performed using one lottery ticket. Also, in the continuous lottery process, it is possible to use two or more different lottery tickets.

In the first embodiment, in the continuous lottery process, the lottery unit 102 selects (determines) a lottery ticket to be used in the continuous lottery process according to the user's operation, and selects (determines) a plurality of lottery tickets to be used in the continuous lottery process. A lottery condition for a lottery performed by using a lottery ticket is determined according to the lottery ticket (lottery ticket selected by the user) used in the lottery.

<Lottery condition display part>
The lottery condition display unit 103 displays lottery conditions used for lottery. For example, the lottery condition display unit 103 displays lottery conditions for each of a plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process. In this example, the lottery condition display unit 103 displays the lottery conditions on the display 31 in response to the user's operation (operation for displaying the lottery conditions).

<Winning result display>
The lottery result display unit 104 displays the lottery lottery result (which game media can be obtained). For example, the winning result display unit 104 displays which game medium was obtained by which lottery among a plurality of lotteries in the continuous lottery process. In this example, the lottery result display unit 104 displays the lottery result on the display 31 .

[Functional Configuration of Control Unit in Game Device]
As shown in FIG. 1 , the control section 26 of the game device 20 has a game execution section 200 and an information processing section 201 . Specifically, the control unit 26 functions as a game execution unit 200 and an information processing unit 201 by having its CPU execute various programs.

<Game execution part>
The game execution unit 200 executes the game in response to control by the game progression unit 100 of the server device 10 . Specifically, the game execution unit 200 receives game data, controls the display 31 and the speaker 32 based on the game data, and receives operation information indicating an operation input to the game device 20 (specifically, the touch pad 33). such as sending

In this example, the game execution unit 200 controls the display 31 and the speaker 32 by controlling the graphics processing unit 22 and the audio processing unit 23 . The game execution unit 200 also receives operation information transmitted from the operation unit 24 and transmits the operation information to the server device 10 .

In addition, the game execution unit 200 causes the display 31 to display images of various operation screens in response to control by the control unit 13 of the server device 10 .

<Information processing part>
The information processing unit 201 transmits and receives various information and data to and from the server device 10 .

The information processing section 201 operates in response to control by the control section 13 of the server device 10 . Specifically, the information processing section 201 controls the display 31 and the speaker 32 based on various information and data transmitted from the control section 13 of the server device 10 . For example, the information processing section 201 causes the display 31 to display images of various screens.

The information processing section 201 also transmits operation information indicating an operation input to the game device 20 (specifically, the touch pad 33) to the server device 10. FIG. The control unit 13 of the server device 10 operates in response to the operation indicated by the transmission information transmitted from the information processing unit 201 .

In the following description, "when a user's operation is input to the game device 20, the control unit 26 of the game device 20 transmits operation information indicating the operation input to the game device 20 to the server device 10, and The control unit 13 of the server device 10 operates in response to the operation indicated by the operation information transmitted from the game device 20” is simply replaced with “when the user's operation is input to the game device 20. , the control unit 13 of the server device 10 operates in response to the operation."

Further, in the following description, "the control unit 13 of the server device 10 transmits information and data for outputting an image (or sound) to the game device 20, and the control unit 26 of the game device 20 transmits the Based on the information and data transmitted from The display 31 (or the speaker 32) of the game device 20 is controlled so that an image (or sound) is output."

[Continuous lottery process]
Next, the continuous lottery process of the first embodiment will be described. The lottery unit 102 starts the continuous lottery process when an operation for starting the continuous lottery process is input to the game device 20 .

For example, the information processing section 201 of the game device 20 causes the display 31 to display an image of an operation screen (for example, an operation screen provided with a continuous lottery selection button) capable of starting the continuous lottery process. A user who intends to start the continuous lottery process inputs an operation for starting the continuous lottery process (for example, an operation for pressing a continuous lottery selection button provided on the operation screen) to the game device 20 . The lottery section 102 of the server device 10 starts continuous lottery processing in response to an operation input to the game device 20 .

Next, with reference to FIG. 2, continuous lottery processing according to the first embodiment will be described. When an operation for starting the continuous lottery process is input to the game device 20, the following process is performed.

<Step S101>
The lottery unit 102 allows the user to select a lottery ticket to be used in the continuous lottery process.

In this example, the lottery unit 102 turns the display 31 of the game device 20 (the game device 20 operated by the user who wishes to execute the continuous lottery process) so that the image of the selection screen shown in FIG. 3 is displayed. Control.

The selection screen shown in FIG. 3 is a screen for allowing the user to select a lottery ticket to be used in the continuous lottery process. This selection screen is provided with a plurality of selection areas R10, an add button B10, a lottery start button B11, a condition display button B12, and a return button B13.

The add button B10 is a button for adding a new selection region R10. The lottery start button B11 is a button for starting a continuous lottery. The condition display button B12 is a button for displaying lottery conditions. The return button B13 is a button for returning to the screen (for example, operation screen) displayed before the selection screen.

The plurality of selection areas R10 are arranged side by side in the vertical direction on the selection screen. The selection area R10 is an area for allowing the user to select the type and number of lottery tickets to be used in the continuous lottery process. The selection area R10 is provided with a lottery ticket selection area R101, a number selection area R102, and a delete button B103.

The lottery ticket selection area R101 is an area for allowing the user to select a lottery ticket (type of lottery ticket) to be used in the continuous lottery process. The number selection area R102 is an area for allowing the user to select the number of lottery tickets (lottery tickets selected in the lottery ticket selection area R101) to be used in the continuous lottery process. The delete button B103 is a button for deleting the selection region R10.

A user inputs an operation to the game device 20 for selecting a lottery ticket to be used in the continuous lottery process.

Specifically, by operating the game device 20, the user selects the selection area R10 from the selection screen displayed on the display 31, and selects "continuous lottery processing" in the lottery ticket selection area R101 of the selection area R10. lottery ticket to be used in" is selected, and "the number of lottery tickets" is selected in the number selection area R102 of the selection area R10.

For example, when the lottery ticket selection area R101 is selected, a drop-down list indicating "user-selectable lottery tickets" is displayed below the lottery ticket selection area R101. A lottery ticket that can be selected by the user is a lottery ticket given to the user and can be detected from the user DB 41 . The user selects one lottery ticket from the selectable lottery tickets shown in the drop-down list. The generation and display of this drop-down list are controlled by the lottery section 102 .

Further, when the number selection area R102 is selected, a drop-down list (for example, a drop-down list of numbers 1 to 99) from which numbers corresponding to the number of lottery tickets can be selected is displayed under the number selection area R102. displayed on the side. The user selects one number from the numbers shown in the dropdown list. The generation and display of this drop-down list are controlled by the lottery section 102 .

If the number selected in the number selection area R102 exceeds the owned number of "lottery tickets selected in the lottery ticket selection area R101" (the number of lottery tickets given to the user), the number of owned lottery tickets is insufficient. A notification image is displayed on the display 31 to notify that it is being performed. The generation and display of this notification image are controlled by the lottery section 102 .

Next, the lottery section 102 responds to an operation input to the game device 20 (operation for selecting a lottery ticket), and displays "a lottery ticket selected by the user" in the lottery ticket selection area R101 of the selection area R10. is displayed, and the "number of lottery tickets selected by the user" is displayed in the number selection area R102 of the selection area R10.

By repeating such processing (selecting the type and number of lottery tickets), the lottery tickets to be used in the continuous lottery processing and the number thereof are selected in each of a plurality of selection areas R10 provided on the selection screen. displayed.

Further, when an operation for pressing (selecting) the delete button B103 on the selection screen displayed on the display 31 is input to the game device 20, the lottery unit 102 selects the selection area R10 including the pressed delete button B103. is deleted. As a result, the selection result of the lottery ticket in the selection area R10 is deleted.

The lottery unit 102 also stores selection result information indicating the result of selection by the user in the storage unit 12 of the server device 10 . In the first embodiment, the lottery ticket (type of lottery ticket) selected by the user and the number of lottery tickets are associated and registered in the selection result information.

<Step S102>
Next, the lottery unit 102 determines whether or not the conditions for starting the continuous lottery are satisfied. If the conditions for starting the continuous lottery are satisfied, the process of step S103 is performed, and if not, the process of step S101 is performed.

In this example, the conditions for starting the continuous lottery are that the number of lottery tickets (lottery tickets used in the continuous lottery process) selected in step S101 is two or more and that the continuous lottery is started. The condition is that an operation is input to the game device 20 by the user. The operation for starting the continuous lottery is an operation for selecting (pressing) the lottery start button B11 on the selection screen displayed on the display 31 (see FIG. 3).

<Step S103>
When the conditions for starting the continuous lottery are satisfied, the lottery unit 102 determines the lottery conditions for each of the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process according to the lottery ticket selected by the user.

In this example, each of the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process is a lottery performed using one lottery ticket. Then, when the conditions for starting the continuous lottery are established, the following processing is performed.

The lottery unit 102 reads the selection result information stored in the storage unit 12 of the server device 10 . The lottery ticket (type of lottery ticket) selected by the user and the number of lottery tickets are associated and registered in the selection result information.

Next, the lottery unit 102 performs the following process for each lottery ticket indicated in the selection result information. First, the lottery unit 102 detects the ticket lottery condition linked to the lottery ticket from the lottery condition DB 42 . Next, the lottery unit 102 selects lottery conditions for the same number of lotteries as the number of lottery tickets linked to the lottery tickets (the number of used lottery tickets) among a plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process. set to the specified ticket lottery conditions (ticket lottery conditions linked to the lottery ticket). In this example, the total number of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process is the same as the total number of lottery tickets indicated in the selection result information.

For example, in the example of FIG. 3, 36 lotteries are performed in the continuous lottery process. Of the 36 lotteries, the lottery conditions for each of the 10 lotteries are set to the ticket lottery conditions linked to "lottery ticket (N, occupation A)", and the lottery conditions for each of the following 10 lotteries. is set as the ticket lottery condition linked to "lottery ticket (N, skill A)", and the lottery condition for each of the following 10 lotteries is linked to "lottery ticket (N, parameter A)" It is set as a ticket lottery condition. In addition, the lottery conditions for each of the following five lotteries are set to the ticket lottery conditions linked to "lottery ticket (R, occupation B)", and the lottery conditions for the last lottery are set to "lottery ticket ( SR, Occupation C)” is set as a ticket lottery condition.

<Step S104>
Next, the lottery unit 102 successively performs a plurality of lotteries based on the lottery conditions determined in step S103 for each of the plurality of lotteries. As a result, in each of a plurality of lotteries, one of the winning candidate game media wins the lottery.

In this example, the lottery unit 102 continuously performs a plurality of lotteries in order of registration. The order of registration corresponds to the order of arrangement of the selection areas R10 on the selection screen displayed on the display 31 (the order of arrangement from top to bottom). The lottery unit 102 sequentially selects a plurality of selection areas R10 arranged in the vertical direction on the selection screen one by one from the top selection area R10, and performs a lottery related to the selected selection area R10.

For example, in the example of FIG. 3, 10 lotteries based on the ticket lottery conditions linked to the "lottery ticket (N, occupation A)" in the first selection area R10 are performed in order. 10 lotteries based on the ticket lottery conditions linked to the "lottery ticket (N, skill A)" in the 3rd selection area R10 are performed in order, and then the "lottery ticket (N, skill A)" in the 3rd selection area R10 10 times of lotteries based on the ticket lottery conditions linked to "N, parameter A)" are performed in order, and then the lottery ticket (R, occupation B) in the fourth selection area R10 is linked. Five lotteries based on the ticket lottery conditions are performed in order, and finally, one lottery based on the ticket lottery conditions linked to the "lottery ticket (SR, occupation C)" in the fifth selection area R10. is done.

<Step S105>
Next, the winning result display unit 104 displays on the display 31 the winning results (which game content was obtained by which lottery) by each of the plurality of lotteries performed in step S105. In addition, the lottery unit 102 provides the user with game media that are won in each of a plurality of lotteries.

In this example, the winning result display unit 104 continuously displays the winning results of each of a plurality of lotteries in order of winning.

For example, in the example of FIG. 3, the winning results of 10 lotteries related to "lottery ticket (N, occupation A)" are displayed in order, followed by 10 lottery winning results related to "lottery ticket (N, skill A)". The winning results of lotteries are displayed in order, then the winning results of 10 lotteries related to "lottery ticket (N, parameter A)" are displayed in order, and then "lottery ticket (R, occupation B )” are displayed in order, and finally, the winning result of one lottery related to “lottery ticket (SR, occupation C)” is displayed.

[Display of lottery conditions for continuous lottery processing]
Next, the display of lottery conditions for the continuous lottery process in the first embodiment will be described. In the first embodiment, when the number of lottery tickets (lottery tickets used in the continuous lottery process) selected by the user is two or more, an operation for displaying the lottery conditions is input to the game device 20. , the lottery condition display unit 103 performs the following processing. In this example, the operation for displaying the lottery conditions is the operation for selecting (pressing) the condition display button B12 provided on the selection screen displayed on the display 31. FIG.

First, the lottery condition display unit 103 reads the selection result information stored in the storage unit 12 of the server device 10 . The selection result information indicates the result of the selection displayed on the selection screen (in the first embodiment, lottery tickets used in the continuous lottery process and the number thereof).

Next, the lottery condition display unit 103 determines lottery conditions for each of a plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process based on the selection result information. The lottery condition determination procedure by the lottery condition display unit 103 is the same as the lottery condition determination procedure by the lottery unit 102 (step S103 in the first embodiment).

Next, the lottery condition display unit 103 controls the display 31 of the game device 20 so that the image of the lottery condition screen indicating the lottery conditions for each of the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process is displayed. Thus, the lottery conditions for each of the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process are displayed on the display 31 .

[Summary of Embodiment 1]
In summary, the game program of Embodiment 1 causes the control unit 13 (computer) to function as the lottery unit 102 that performs continuous lottery processing. In the continuous lottery process, the lottery unit 102 determines lottery conditions for each of a plurality of lotteries with game media as winning candidates according to the user's operation, and based on the determined lottery conditions for each of the plurality of lotteries. Multiple draws are held in succession. In the continuous lottery process, it is possible to determine lottery conditions for each of a plurality of lotteries so that two or more different lottery conditions are included.

[Effect of Embodiment 1]
As described above, in the first embodiment, in the continuous lottery process, the lottery conditions for each of a plurality of lotteries can be determined according to the user's operation so that two or more different lottery conditions are included. Thereby, a plurality of lotteries including two or more lotteries with different lottery conditions can be continuously performed.

In addition, in order to perform a plurality of lotteries including two or more lotteries with different lottery conditions, it is possible to determine the lottery conditions in one lottery according to the user's operation, and perform one lottery based on the determined lottery conditions. It is conceivable to repeatedly perform the process of "lottery for However, with this method, the user's operation for the continuous lottery is complicated, so it is difficult to reduce the user's burden (burden required for the operation for the continuous lottery).

On the other hand, in the first embodiment, after determining the lottery conditions for each of the plurality of lotteries so that two or more different lottery conditions are included according to the user's operation, a plurality of lotteries including two or more lotteries with different lottery conditions are determined. lotteries can be held consecutively. As a result, the user's operation for the continuous lottery can be facilitated, so the user's burden (burden required for the operation for the continuous lottery) can be reduced.

Further, in the first embodiment, the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process include lotteries that are performed using lottery tickets. As a result, continuous lottery processing can be performed using lottery tickets.

Further, in the first embodiment, it is possible to use two or more different lottery tickets in the continuous lottery process. Thereby, continuous lottery processing can be performed using two or more different lottery tickets.

In the first embodiment, the lottery unit 102 determines lottery tickets to be used in the continuous lottery process in accordance with the user's operation in the continuous lottery process. A lottery condition in the lottery to be performed is determined according to the lottery ticket used in the lottery.

With the above configuration, the lottery conditions in the lottery performed by using lottery tickets can be determined as lottery conditions according to the lottery tickets used in the lottery. This makes it possible to indirectly determine the lottery conditions in the lottery performed by using the lottery ticket according to the user's operation (operation for determining the lottery ticket).

In addition, in the first embodiment, the lottery condition display unit 103, before starting the continuous lottery in the continuous lottery process (before a plurality of lotteries are continuously performed), sets the lottery Conditions can be displayed. With such a configuration, it is possible to allow the user to confirm the lottery conditions for each of the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process before starting the continuous lottery. As a result, it is possible to alert the user so that a lottery ticket that is not intended to be used in the continuous lottery process is erroneously selected as "a lottery ticket to be used in the continuous lottery process".

(Modification of Embodiment 1)
The game system 1 of the modified example of the first embodiment differs from the game system 1 of the first embodiment in the continuous lottery process. Other configurations and processes of the game system 1 of the modified example of the first embodiment are the same as those of the game system 1 of the first embodiment.

In the modified example of Embodiment 1, the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process include lotteries that are performed using two or more lottery tickets. In this example, each of the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process is a lottery performed by using two or more lottery tickets.

In the modification of the first embodiment, the lottery unit 102 selects (determines) a combination of lottery tickets to be used in the continuous lottery process according to the user's operation, and selects (determines) the combination of lottery tickets to be used in the continuous lottery process. A lottery condition for a lottery performed by using a combination of lottery tickets among a plurality of lotteries to be held is determined according to the combination of lottery tickets used in the lottery.

In addition, in the modification of the first embodiment, the lottery unit 102, in the continuous lottery process, sets the lottery conditions for the lottery performed by using two or more lottery tickets out of a plurality of lotteries to the two or more lottery conditions. It is determined according to the combination of lottery conditions linked to each lottery ticket.

Further, in the modified example of the first embodiment, the types of game media that are winning candidates for a lottery that is performed by using two or more lottery tickets out of a plurality of lottery tickets are a combination of the two or more lottery tickets. increase or decrease according to

In this example, the lottery conditions in the lottery that is performed by using two or more lottery tickets are set to the lottery conditions that are the intersection of the ticket lottery conditions linked to each of the two or more lottery tickets. be done. In addition, the greater the number of lottery tickets (types of lottery tickets) used in a single lottery where two or more lottery tickets are used, the more types of game media will become winning candidates for that lottery. squeezed (reduced).

[Continuous lottery process]
Next, continuous lottery processing according to a modification of the first embodiment will be described. The continuous lottery process of the modification of the first embodiment differs from the continuous lottery process of the first embodiment in steps S101 and S103. Other steps of the continuous lottery process of the modified example of the first embodiment are the same as those of the continuous lottery process of the first embodiment.

<Step S101>
In step S101 of the modification of the first embodiment, the lottery unit 102 allows the user to select a combination of lottery tickets to be used in the continuous lottery process. Next, the process of step S102 is performed.

In this example, the lottery unit 102 turns the display 31 of the game device 20 (the game device 20 operated by the user who wishes to execute the continuous lottery process) so that the image of the selection screen shown in FIG. 4 is displayed. Control.

The selection screen shown in FIG. 4 is a screen for allowing the user to select a combination of lottery tickets to be used in the continuous lottery process. This selection screen is provided with a plurality of combination selection areas R15, an add button B15, a lottery start button B11, a condition display button B12, and a return button B13. The add button B15 is a button for adding a new combination selection area R15.

A plurality of combination selection areas R15 are arranged side by side in the vertical direction on the selection screen. The combination selection area R15 is an area for allowing the user to select a combination of lottery tickets to be used in the continuous lottery process. The combination selection area R15 is provided with a plurality of selection areas R10, an add button B151, and a delete button B152.

The selection area R10 is an area for allowing the user to select the type and number of lottery tickets to be used in the continuous lottery process. The add button B151 is a button for adding a new selection area R10 to the combination selection area R15. The delete button B152 is a button for deleting the combination selection area R15.

A user inputs an operation to the game device 20 for selecting a combination of lottery tickets to be used in the continuous lottery process. The operation for selecting the combination of lottery tickets is the operation of selecting the type and number of each of the plurality of lottery tickets that constitute the combination of lottery tickets.

Specifically, by operating the game device 20, the user selects the combination area R15 from the selection screen displayed on the display 31, and selects each of the plurality of selection areas R10 included in the combination selection area R15. , "one lottery ticket out of a plurality of lottery tickets used in one lottery" is selected in the lottery ticket selection area R101, and "the number of lottery tickets" is selected in the number selection area R102.

In each of the plurality of selection areas R10 included in the combination selection area R15, the lottery section 102 responds to an operation input to the game device 20 (an operation for selecting a combination of lottery tickets). Display 31 so that "the lottery ticket selected by the user" is displayed in the lottery ticket selection area R101 of the display 31, and "the number of lottery tickets selected by the user" is displayed in the number selection area R102 of the selection area R10. to control.

By repeating such processing (selecting a combination of lottery tickets), a combination of lottery tickets to be used for the continuous lottery processing is selected and displayed in each of a plurality of combination selection areas R15 provided on the selection screen. be done.

Further, when an operation for pressing (selecting) the delete button B152 on the selection screen displayed on the display 31 is input to the game device 20, the lottery unit 102 selects a combination selection area including the pressed delete button B152. The display 31 of the game device 20 is controlled so that R15 is deleted. As a result, the selection result of the lottery ticket combination in the combination selection area R15 is deleted.

The lottery unit 102 also stores selection result information indicating the result of selection by the user in the storage unit 12 of the server device 10 . In the modified example of the first embodiment, a combination of lottery tickets selected by the user is registered in the selection result information. In this example, in the selection result information, for each combination of lottery tickets, two or more lottery tickets (types of lottery tickets) constituting the combination of lottery tickets and the number of each lottery ticket are associated and registered. .

<Step S103>
In step S103 of the modified example of the first embodiment, when the condition for starting the continuous lottery is established in step S102, the lottery unit 102 allows the user to select the lottery conditions for each of the plurality of lotteries to be performed in the continuous lottery process. It is determined according to the combination of the drawn lottery tickets. Next, the process of step S104 is performed.

In this example, each of the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process is a lottery performed by using a combination of two or more lottery tickets. Then, when the conditions for starting the continuous lottery are established, the following processing is performed.

The lottery unit 102 reads the selection result information stored in the storage unit 12 of the server device 10 . A combination of lottery tickets selected by the user is registered in the selection result information.

Next, the lottery unit 102 performs the following process for each combination of lottery tickets indicated in the selection result information.

First, the lottery unit 102 detects, from the lottery condition DB 42, the ticket lottery conditions linked to each of two or more lottery tickets forming a combination of lottery tickets. Next, based on the ticket lottery conditions detected from the lottery condition DB 42 (ticket lottery conditions linked to lottery tickets), the lottery unit 102 generates new lottery conditions according to the combination of these ticket lottery conditions. do.

Next, the lottery unit 102 sets the lottery condition for the lottery (one lottery) corresponding to the combination of the lottery tickets among the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process to "new lottery condition". In this example, the total number of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process is the same as the total number of combinations of lottery tickets indicated in the selection result information.

Also, in this example, the above "new lottery conditions" are ticket lottery conditions detected from the lottery condition DB 42 (ticket lottery conditions linked to each of two or more lottery tickets constituting a lottery ticket combination). It is a lottery condition that is the intersection of

For example, in the example of FIG. 4, the lottery is performed three times in the continuous lottery process. The lottery conditions for the first lottery are the ticket lottery conditions linked to the "lottery ticket (N, occupation A)", the ticket lottery conditions linked to the "lottery ticket (N, skill A)", A new lottery condition is set to be the product of the ticket lottery condition linked to “lottery ticket (N, parameter A)”.

Specifically, the ticket lottery condition linked to the first "lottery ticket (N, occupation A)" is that a character whose rarity is "N" and whose occupation is "occupation A" is a winning candidate. It is a lottery condition. The ticket lottery condition linked to the second "lottery ticket (N, skill A)" is a lottery condition in which a character whose rarity is "N" and whose skill is "skill A" is a winning candidate. . The ticket lottery condition linked to the third "lottery ticket (N, parameter A)" is a lottery condition in which a character whose rarity is "N" and whose parameter is "parameter A" is a winning candidate. .

Then, the new lottery condition, which is the intersection of these ticket lottery conditions, has a rarity of 'N', an occupation of 'occupation A', a skill of 'skill A', and The lottery condition is that a character whose parameter is "parameter A" is a winning candidate.

[Effect of Modification of Embodiment 1]
In the modified example of the first embodiment, the same effects as those of the first embodiment can be obtained. For example, a plurality of lotteries including two or more lotteries with different lottery conditions can be continuously performed.

Further, in the modified example of the first embodiment, the plurality of lotteries include lotteries that are performed by using two or more lottery tickets. As a result, continuous lottery processing can be performed using a combination of two or more lottery tickets.

In addition, in the modified example of the first embodiment, the lottery unit 102, in the continuous lottery process, sets the lottery condition for the lottery performed by using two or more lottery tickets out of a plurality of lotteries to the two or more lottery conditions. It is determined according to the combination of ticket lottery conditions linked to each lottery ticket.

In the above configuration, the lottery conditions in the lottery performed by using two or more lottery tickets are changed to the lottery conditions according to the combination of the ticket lottery conditions linked to each of the two or more lottery tickets. can decide. As a result, the lottery conditions for a lottery that uses two or more lottery tickets can be indirectly determined according to the user's operation (operation for determining the combination of lottery tickets).

Further, in the modified example of the first embodiment, the types of game media that are winning candidates for a lottery that is performed by using two or more lottery tickets out of a plurality of lottery tickets are a combination of the two or more lottery tickets. increases or decreases (decreases in this example) according to In this way, a new lottery condition can be generated according to a combination of two or more lottery tickets, so the interest of the lottery can be improved.

(Embodiment 2)
The game system 1 of Embodiment 2 differs from the game system 1 of Embodiment 1 in the continuous lottery process. Other configurations and processes of the game system 1 of the second embodiment are similar to those of the game system 1 of the first embodiment.

In the second embodiment, the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process include lotteries that are performed by using gacha stones. A lottery performed by using gacha stones is performed based on a gacha lottery condition selected from selectable gacha lottery conditions. Gacha stones are used and consumed to perform this lottery. In this example, each of the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process is a lottery performed by using gacha stones.

Further, in the second embodiment, for each gacha lottery condition that can be selected in the continuous lottery process, the types of gacha stones that are used and consumed for performing the lottery based on the gacha lottery condition are determined. In the continuous lottery process, it is possible to use two or more different kinds of gacha stones.

In addition, in the second embodiment, the lottery unit 102 selects (determines) the gacha lottery conditions used in the continuous lottery process according to the user's operation in the continuous lottery process, and selects (determines) a plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process. Among them, the lottery conditions in the lottery that is performed by using gacha stones (gacha stones according to the gacha lottery conditions selected by the user) are defined as the gacha lottery conditions used in the lottery (gacha lottery conditions selected by the user). condition).

[Continuous lottery process]
Next, with reference to FIG. 5, the continuous lottery process of the second embodiment will be described. In the continuous lottery process of the second embodiment, steps S201 and S203 are performed instead of steps S101 and S103 of the continuous lottery process of the first embodiment. Other steps of the continuous lottery process of the second embodiment are the same as those of the continuous lottery process of the first embodiment.

<Step S201>
The lottery unit 102 allows the user to select a gacha lottery condition to be used in the continuous lottery process. Next, the process of step S102 is performed.

In this example, the lottery unit 102 turns the display 31 of the game device 20 (the game device 20 operated by the user who wishes to execute the continuous lottery process) so that the image of the selection screen shown in FIG. 6 is displayed. Control.

The selection screen shown in FIG. 6 is a screen for allowing the user to select gacha lottery conditions to be used in the continuous lottery process. The selection screen is provided with a plurality of selection areas R20, an add button B20, a lottery start button B21, a condition display button B22, and a return button B23.

The add button B20 is a button for adding a new selection region R20. The lottery start button B21 is a button for starting continuous lottery. The condition display button B22 is a button for displaying lottery conditions. The return button B23 is a button for returning to the screen (for example, operation screen) displayed before the selection screen.

The plurality of selection areas R20 are arranged side by side in the vertical direction on the selection screen. The selection area R20 is an area for allowing the user to select a gacha lottery condition to be used in the consecutive lottery process and the number of times it is used. The selection area R20 is provided with a lottery condition selection area R201, a number selection area R202, a gacha stone display area R203, a quantity display area R204, and a delete button B205.

The lottery condition selection area R201 is an area for allowing the user to select a gacha lottery condition to be used in the continuous lottery process. The number of times selection area R202 is an area for allowing the user to select the number of times the gacha lottery condition (the gacha lottery condition selected in the lottery condition selection area R201) is used in the continuous lottery process.

The gacha stone display area R203 displays the types of gacha stones that are used and consumed for performing a lottery based on the gacha lottery condition selected in the lottery condition selection area R201. The quantity display area R204 displays gacha stones (gacha stone display area R203 Display the quantity of gacha stones displayed in . The delete button B205 is a button for deleting the selection region R20.

The user inputs an operation to the game device 20 for selecting the gacha lottery condition and the number of times of use of the gacha lottery condition to be used in the continuous lottery process.

Specifically, by operating the game device 20, the user selects the selection area R20 from the selection screen displayed on the display 31, and selects "continuous lottery processing" in the lottery condition selection area R201 of the selection area R20. "gacha lottery condition to be used in" is selected, and "the number of times the gacha lottery condition is used" is selected in the number of times selection area R202 of the selection area R20.

For example, when the lottery condition selection area R201 is selected, a drop-down list indicating "user-selectable gacha lottery conditions" is displayed below the lottery condition selection area R201. The user selects one gacha lottery condition from selectable gacha lottery conditions shown in the drop-down list. The generation and display of this drop-down list are controlled by the lottery section 102 .

In addition, when the number of times selection area R202 is selected, a drop-down list (for example, a drop-down list with numbers 1 to 99) from which a number corresponding to the number of uses can be selected is displayed below the number of times selection area R202. Is displayed. The user selects one number from the numbers shown in the dropdown list. The generation and display of this drop-down list are controlled by the lottery section 102 .

In addition, when the number of times of use selected in the number of times selection area R202 exceeds the number of times of use of "the gacha lottery condition selected in the lottery condition selection area R201", the number of times of use exceeds the number of times of use of the gacha lottery condition. A notification image for notifying is displayed on the display 31 . The generation and display of this notification image are controlled by the lottery section 102 .

The number of usable times is the number of gacha stones owned (the number of gacha stones given to the user) required to perform a lottery based on the gacha lottery conditions. It is derived by dividing by the "quantity of gacha stones required". The number of gacha stones required to perform a lottery based on the gacha lottery conditions is determined by the consumption information linked to the gacha lottery conditions (the number of gacha stones consumed to perform the lottery based on the gacha lottery conditions). information indicating type and quantity).

Next, the lottery unit 102 responds to an operation input to the game device 20 (an operation for selecting a gacha lottery condition), and puts "gacha lottery selected by the user" in the lottery condition selection area R201 of the selection area R20. The display 31 is controlled so that "Condition" is displayed and "Number of uses of gacha lottery condition selected by the user" is displayed in the number selection area R202 of the selection area R20.

In addition, the lottery unit 102 displays "Gacha stones necessary for performing a lottery based on the lottery lottery condition selected in the lottery condition selection area R201 of the selection area R20 (gacha stone number)" in the lottery stone display area R203 of the selection area R20. Type)" is displayed in the quantity display area R204 of the selection area R20, and "gacha stones required to use the gacha lottery conditions for the number of uses selected in the number of times selection area R202 (in the gacha stone display area R203 The display 31 is controlled so that the "quantity of displayed gacha stones" is displayed.

The gacha stones (types of gacha stones) required to perform a lottery based on the gacha lottery conditions are displayed in the consumption information linked to the gacha lottery conditions (the gacha used to perform the lottery based on the gacha lottery conditions information indicating the type and quantity of stones). The number of gacha stones required to perform a lottery based on the gacha lottery conditions is the amount of gacha stones required to perform one lottery based on the gacha lottery conditions and the "use selected in the number of times selection area R202. number of times”.

By repeating such processing (selection of gacha lottery conditions and the number of uses thereof), in each of a plurality of selection areas R20 provided on the selection screen, gacha lottery conditions used in the continuous lottery process and the number of uses thereof is selected and displayed.

Further, when an operation for pressing (selecting) the delete button B205 on the selection screen displayed on the display 31 is input to the game device 20, the lottery unit 102 selects the selection area R20 including the pressed delete button B205. is deleted. As a result, the selection result of the gacha lottery condition in the selection area R20 is deleted.

The lottery unit 102 also stores selection result information indicating the result of selection by the user in the storage unit 12 of the server device 10 . In the second embodiment, the gacha lottery condition selected by the user and the number of uses thereof are linked and registered in the selection result information.

<Step S203>
When the conditions for starting the continuous lottery are established in step S102, the lottery unit 102 determines the lottery conditions for each of the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process according to the "gacha lottery conditions selected by the user". do. Next, the process of step S104 is performed.

In this example, each of the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process is a lottery performed by using gacha stones. Then, when the conditions for starting the continuous lottery are established, the following processing is performed.

The lottery unit 102 reads the selection result information stored in the storage unit 12 of the server device 10 . In the selection result information, the gacha lottery condition selected by the user and the number of uses thereof are linked and registered.

Next, the lottery unit 102 performs the following process for each of the plurality of gacha lottery conditions indicated in the selection result information. The lottery unit 102 sets a lottery condition of the same number of lotteries as the number of times of use linked to the gacha lottery condition to "that gacha lottery condition" among a plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process. In this example, the total number of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process is the same as the total number of uses of the gacha lottery conditions indicated in the selection result information.

For example, in the example of FIG. 6, lotteries are performed 16 times in the continuous lottery process. Of the 16 lotteries, the lottery conditions in each of the 5 lotteries are set to the first gacha lottery conditions "lottery conditions (N, occupation A)", and the lottery conditions in each of the following 5 lotteries are The second gacha lottery condition "lottery condition (N, skill A)" is set, and the lottery condition for each of the next five lotteries is the third gacha lottery condition "lottery condition (N, parameter A)". , and the lottery condition in the last lottery is set to the fourth gacha lottery condition "lottery condition (SR, occupation C)".

In addition, as shown in FIG. 6, even if the gacha lottery conditions using the same type of gacha stones (three gacha lottery conditions using "free stones" in the example of FIG. 6), one lottery The number of gacha stones required to perform may be different. In the example of FIG. 6, the number of free stones required for one lottery is "10" under the first gacha lottery condition and "5" under the second gacha lottery condition. , and the third gacha lottery condition is "one".

[Effect of Embodiment 2]
In the second embodiment, effects similar to those of the first embodiment can be obtained. For example, a plurality of lotteries including two or more lotteries with different lottery conditions can be performed consecutively.

In addition, in the second embodiment, gacha stones (used and consumed to perform a lottery based on a gacha lottery condition selected from among selectable gacha lottery conditions) are used for a plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process. (consumable media). As a result, continuous lottery processing can be performed using (consuming) gacha stones.

Further, in the second embodiment, the types of gacha stones that are used and consumed for performing the lottery based on the gacha lottery condition are determined for each selectable gacha lottery condition. In the continuous lottery process, it is possible to use two or more different kinds of gacha stones. As a result, it is possible to use (consume) two or more different types of gacha stones to perform continuous lottery processing.

Further, in the second embodiment, the lottery unit 102 determines the gacha lottery conditions used in the continuous lottery process in accordance with the user's operation in the continuous lottery process. The type and quantity of gacha stones corresponding to the gacha lottery conditions) are set according to the gacha lottery conditions used in the lottery (gacha lottery conditions selected by the user). decide.

In the above configuration, it is possible to directly determine the lottery conditions in the lottery performed by using gacha stones in accordance with the user's operation (operation for determining the gacha lottery conditions).

(Embodiment 3)
The game system 1 of Embodiment 3 differs from the game system 1 of Embodiment 1 in the continuous lottery process. Other configurations and processes of the game system 1 of the third embodiment are similar to those of the game system 1 of the first embodiment.

In Embodiment 3, a plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process include lotteries that are performed using both lottery tickets and gacha stones. In this example, each of the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process is a lottery performed by using both lottery tickets and gacha stones.

In the third embodiment, in the continuous lottery process, the lottery unit 102 selects (determines) a combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition used in the continuous lottery process according to the user's operation. The lottery condition for the lottery that is performed by using both the lottery ticket and the gacha stone (gacha stone corresponding to the gacha lottery condition selected by the user) among the plurality of lotteries that are performed is the lottery used in the lottery. It is determined according to the combination of the ticket and the gacha lottery condition (the combination of the lottery ticket selected by the user and the gacha lottery condition).

In the third embodiment, in the continuous lottery process, the lottery unit 102 sets the lottery condition for the lottery performed by using both lottery tickets and gacha stones among a plurality of lotteries to the lottery used in the lottery. It is determined according to the combination of the ticket lottery condition linked to the ticket (lottery ticket selected by the user) and the gacha lottery condition used in the lottery (gacha lottery condition selected by the user).

In addition, in the third embodiment, the types of game media that are winning candidates for a lottery performed by using both a lottery ticket and gacha stones among a plurality of lotteries are linked to the lottery ticket used in the lottery. It increases or decreases according to the combination of the ticket lottery condition obtained and the gacha lottery condition used in the lottery.

In this example, the lottery conditions in the lottery that is performed by using both lottery tickets and gacha stones are the ticket lottery conditions linked to the lottery ticket used in the lottery and the gacha used in the lottery. The lottery condition is set as the product set with the lottery condition. In addition, the more lottery tickets (types of lottery tickets) used in one lottery where both lottery tickets and gacha stones are used, or the more times the lottery lottery conditions are used, the more winning the lottery will be. The types of candidate game media are narrowed down (decreased).

[Continuous lottery process]
Next, with reference to FIG. 7, continuous lottery processing according to the third embodiment will be described. In the continuous lottery process of the third embodiment, steps S301 and S303 are performed instead of steps S101 and S103 of the continuous lottery process of the first embodiment. Other steps of the continuous lottery process of the third embodiment are the same as those of the continuous lottery process of the first embodiment.

<Step S301>
The lottery unit 102 allows the user to select a combination of lottery tickets and gacha lottery conditions to be used in the continuous lottery process. Next, the process of step S102 is performed.

In this example, the lottery unit 102 turns the display 31 of the game device 20 (the game device 20 operated by the user who wishes to execute the continuous lottery process) so that the image of the selection screen shown in FIG. 8 is displayed. Control.

The selection screen shown in FIG. 8 is a screen for allowing the user to select a combination of lottery tickets and gacha lottery conditions to be used in the continuous lottery process. This selection screen is provided with a plurality of combination selection areas R30, an add button B30, a lottery start button B31, a condition display button B32, and a return button B33. The add button B30 is a button for adding a new combination selection area R30. The lottery start button B31 is a button for starting a continuous lottery. The condition display button B32 is a button for displaying lottery conditions. The return button B33 is a button for returning to the screen (for example, operation screen) displayed before the selection screen.

A plurality of combination selection areas R30 are arranged side by side in the vertical direction on the selection screen. The combination selection area R30 is an area for allowing the user to select a combination of lottery tickets and gacha lottery conditions to be used in the continuous lottery process. The combination selection area R30 is provided with one or more selection areas R10, one or more selection areas R20, an add ticket button B301, an add condition button B302, and a delete button B303.

The selection area R10 is an area for allowing the user to select the type and number of lottery tickets to be used in the continuous lottery process. The selection area R10 is an area for allowing the user to select a gacha lottery condition to be used in the continuous lottery process and the number of times it is used. The add ticket button B301 is a button for adding a new selection area R10 to the combination selection area R30. The condition addition button B302 is a button for adding a new selection area R20 to the combination selection area R30. The delete button B303 is a button for deleting the combination selection area R30.

A user inputs an operation to the game device 20 for selecting a combination of lottery tickets and gacha lottery conditions to be used in the continuous lottery process. The operation for selecting the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition includes the type and number of lottery tickets (each of one lottery ticket or a plurality of lottery tickets) included in the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition, This is an operation for selecting a gacha lottery condition (one gacha lottery condition or each of a plurality of gacha lottery conditions) included in the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition and the number of uses thereof.

Specifically, the user operates the game device 20 to select the combination area R30 from the selection screen displayed on the display 31 .

Then, the user selects "the lottery ticket to be used in one lottery" in the lottery ticket selection area R101 in the selection area R10 included in the combination selection area R30, and selects the "number of lottery tickets" in the number selection area. Select in R102.

In addition, the user selects "the gacha lottery condition to be used in one lottery" in the lottery condition selection area R201 in the selection area R20 included in the combination selection area R30, and selects "the number of times the gacha lottery condition is used". Select in the number of times selection area R202.

The lottery unit 102 responds to an operation input to the game device 20 (operation for selecting a combination of a lottery ticket and gacha lottery conditions), and displays a user's selection (a combination of lottery tickets and gacha lottery conditions) on a selection screen. The display 31 is controlled so that the result of selection) is displayed. The display of the selection area R10 included in the combination selection area R30 is the same as the display of the selection area R10 in the first embodiment. The display of the selection area R20 included in the combination selection area R30 is the same as the display of the selection area R20 in the second embodiment.

By repeating such processing (selection of a combination of a lottery ticket and gacha lottery conditions), lottery tickets and gacha lotteries used in continuous lottery processing are displayed in each of a plurality of combination selection areas R30 provided on the selection screen. A combination of conditions is selected and displayed.

Further, when an operation for pressing (selecting) the delete button B303 on the selection screen displayed on the display 31 is input to the game device 20, the lottery unit 102 selects a combination selection area including the pressed delete button B303. The display 31 of the game device 20 is controlled so that R30 is deleted. As a result, the selection result of the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition in the combination selection area R30 is deleted.

The lottery unit 102 also stores selection result information indicating the result of selection by the user in the storage unit 12 of the server device 10 . In the third embodiment, a combination of a lottery ticket and gacha lottery conditions selected by the user is registered in the selection result information. In this example, for each combination of a lottery ticket and a gacha lottery condition, the lottery ticket (type of lottery ticket) and the number of lottery tickets included in the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition are registered in the selection result information in association with each other. Then, the gacha lottery condition and the number of uses thereof included in the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition are linked and registered.

<Step S303>
When the condition for starting the continuous lottery is established in step S102, the lottery unit 102 sets the lottery conditions for each of the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process to the combination of the lottery ticket selected by the user and the gacha lottery condition. Decide accordingly. Next, the process of step S104 is performed.

In this example, each of the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process is a lottery performed by using both lottery tickets and gacha stones. Then, when the conditions for starting the continuous lottery are established, the following processing is performed.

The lottery unit 102 reads the selection result information stored in the storage unit 12 of the server device 10 . Combinations of lottery tickets and gacha lottery conditions selected by the user are registered in the selection result information.

Next, the lottery unit 102 performs the following processing for each combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition indicated in the selection result information.

First, the lottery unit 102 detects, from the lottery condition DB 42, the ticket lottery condition linked to the lottery ticket included in the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition. Next, the lottery unit 102 is based on the ticket lottery condition (ticket lottery condition linked to the lottery ticket) detected from the lottery condition DB 42 and the gacha lottery condition included in the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition. Then, a new lottery condition is generated according to the combination of these ticket lottery conditions and gacha lottery conditions.

Next, the lottery unit 102 sets the lottery condition for the lottery (one lottery) corresponding to the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition among the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process to "new lottery condition". set. In this example, the total number of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process is the same as the total number of combinations of lottery tickets and gacha lottery conditions indicated in the selection result information.

Also, in this example, the above "new lottery condition" is a combination of the ticket lottery condition detected from the lottery condition DB 42 (ticket lottery condition linked to the lottery ticket), the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition. It is a lottery condition that is an intersection with the included gacha lottery condition.

For example, in the example of FIG. 8, two lotteries are performed in the continuous lottery process. The lottery conditions for the first lottery will be the intersection of the ticket lottery conditions linked to the “lottery ticket (N, occupation A)” and the gacha lottery conditions “lottery conditions (N, skill A)”. It is set to a lottery condition.

Specifically, the ticket lottery condition linked to the first "lottery ticket (N, occupation A)" is that a character whose rarity is "N" and whose occupation is "occupation A" is a winning candidate. It is a lottery condition. The first gacha lottery condition "lottery condition (N, skill A)" is a lottery condition under which a character whose rarity is "N" and whose skill is "skill A" is a winning candidate. Then, the new lottery condition that is the intersection of these ticket lottery conditions and gacha lottery conditions is that the rarity is "N", the occupation is "occupation A", and the skill is "skill A". This is a lottery condition under which a certain character is a winning candidate.

[Effect of Embodiment 3]
In the third embodiment, effects similar to those of the first embodiment can be obtained. For example, a plurality of lotteries including two or more lotteries with different lottery conditions can be performed consecutively.

In addition, in the third embodiment, lottery tickets and gacha stones (used to perform a lottery based on gacha lottery conditions selected from among selectable gacha lottery conditions) are used for a plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process. Consumable Media Consumed). As a result, continuous lottery processing can be performed using a combination of lottery tickets and gacha stones.

In the third embodiment, the lottery unit 102 determines, in the continuous lottery process, a combination of lottery tickets and gacha lottery conditions used in the continuous lottery process according to the user's operation. The lottery condition in the lottery that is performed by using both the lottery ticket and the gacha stone (the gacha stone corresponding to the gacha lottery condition selected by the user) in the lottery is the lottery ticket and gacha used in the lottery It is determined according to a combination of lottery conditions (a combination of a lottery ticket selected by the user and gacha lottery conditions).

In the above configuration, the lottery condition in the lottery performed by using the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition can be determined as the lottery condition according to the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition. As a result, the lottery condition in the lottery performed by using the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition is indirectly set according to the user's operation (operation for determining the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition). can decide.

In addition, in the third embodiment, the types of game media that are winning candidates for a lottery performed by using both a lottery ticket and gacha stones among a plurality of lotteries are linked to the lottery ticket used in the lottery. It increases or decreases (decrease in this example) according to the combination of the ticket lottery condition obtained and the gacha lottery condition used in the lottery. In this way, a new lottery condition can be generated according to the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition, so the interest of the lottery can be improved.

(Other embodiments)
In the above description, the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process include a lottery performed by using lottery tickets (lottery of the first embodiment) and a lottery performed by using a combination of lottery tickets. (Lottery of a modification of Embodiment 1), a lottery performed by using gacha stones corresponding to gacha lottery conditions (lottery of embodiment 2), and lottery tickets and gacha stones corresponding to gacha lottery conditions At least two of the lottery (lottery of Embodiment 3) performed by using both may be included.

For example, the lottery unit 102 controls the display 31 of the game device 20 (the game device 20 operated by the user who wishes to execute the continuous lottery process) so that the image of the selection screen shown in FIG. 9 is displayed. may

The selection screen shown in FIG. 9 includes a selection area R10 shown in FIG. 3, a combination selection area R15 shown in FIG. 4, a selection area R20 shown in FIG. 6, and a combination selection area R30 shown in FIG. are arranged in the vertical direction on the selection screen. The selection screen shown in FIG. 9 also includes a first add button B510, a second add button B515, a third add button B520, a fourth add button B530, a lottery start button B51, and a condition display button B52. and a return button B53 are provided.

The first add button B510 is a button for adding a new selection region R10. The second add button B515 is a button for adding a new combination selection area R15. The third add button B520 is a button for adding a new selection region R20. The fourth add button B530 is a button for adding a new combination selection area R30.

The lottery start button B51 is a button for starting continuous lottery. The condition display button B52 is a button for displaying lottery conditions. The return button B53 is a button for returning to the screen (for example, operation screen) displayed before the selection screen.

Moreover, in the above description, the case where the image of the selection screen provided with the selection area (or the combination selection area) is displayed is taken as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the lottery section 102 may control the display 31 of the game device 20 so that an image of a lottery ticket display screen displaying a list of lottery tickets given to the user is displayed. The lottery ticket display screen is a screen for allowing the user to select an arbitrary lottery ticket from the list of lottery tickets displayed.

In the above case, the user operates the game device 20 to select the "lottery ticket used in the continuous lottery process" from among the lottery tickets listed on the lottery ticket display screen. Note that the operation of selecting a lottery ticket may be an operation of "long-pressing a plurality of lottery tickets and then selecting these lottery tickets by a slide operation". The lottery unit 102 stores selection result information indicating the result of selection by the user in the storage unit 12 of the server device 10 .

In addition, in the description of the modification of the first embodiment, as an example of a new lottery condition according to the combination of lottery tickets, a lottery condition that is the product set of the ticket lottery conditions linked to the lottery tickets was given. is not limited to For example, the new lottery condition may be a lottery condition that is the union of the ticket lottery conditions linked to the lottery ticket. In the case of the example of FIG. 4, the new lottery condition is a character whose rarity is "N" and whose occupation is "occupation A" or whose skill is "skill A" or whose parameter is "parameter A". It may be a lottery condition for winning candidates.

In addition, the rarity and characteristics of the winning candidate characters under the new lottery conditions according to the combination of lottery tickets may be individually determined according to the combination of lottery tickets.

For example, the highest rarity level of a character that is a winning candidate under a new lottery condition corresponding to a combination of lottery tickets will be won under the ticket lottery condition linked to each of the plurality of lottery tickets that make up the combination of lottery tickets. It may be the intersection (or union) of the highest level of rarity of the candidate characters.

In addition, the characteristics of characters who are winning candidates under the new lottery conditions according to the combination of lottery tickets are the winning candidates under the ticket lottery conditions linked to each of the plurality of lottery tickets that make up the combination of the lottery tickets. It may be the intersection (or union) of the character's features.

Further, in the description of the third embodiment, as an example of a new lottery condition according to the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition, the ticket lottery condition linked to the lottery ticket included in the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition and the gacha lottery condition included in the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition, but the invention is not limited to this. For example, the new lottery conditions may be lottery conditions that are the union of these ticket lottery conditions and gacha lottery conditions.

In addition, the rarity and characteristics of characters that are winning candidates under new lottery conditions according to the combination of lottery tickets and gacha lottery conditions may be individually determined according to the combination of lottery tickets and gacha lottery conditions.

For example, the highest rarity level of a character who is a winning candidate under a new lottery condition corresponding to a combination of a lottery ticket and a gacha lottery condition is the ticket linked to the lottery ticket included in the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition. It may be the intersection (or union) of the highest level of rarity of the winning candidate character in each of the lottery condition and the gacha lottery condition included in the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition.

In addition, the characteristics of the characters who are candidates for winning under the new lottery conditions according to the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery conditions are the ticket lottery conditions linked to the lottery ticket included in the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery conditions. , the intersection (or union) of the characteristics of the characters who are winning candidates in each of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition included in the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition.

Further, in the modified example of Embodiment 1, the winning probability of a game medium (winning candidate) in a lottery performed by using a combination of lottery tickets is determined by a plurality of lottery tickets (lottery ticket type) may vary depending on the number of sheets.

For example, for each of a plurality of lottery tickets that make up a combination of lottery tickets, the greater the number of lottery tickets, the more game media will be selected as winning candidates under the ticket lottery conditions linked to the lottery ticket (the number of lottery tickets). The probability of winning in a lottery performed by using combinations may be increased.

Similarly, in Embodiment 3, the winning probability of a game medium (winning candidate) in a lottery performed by using a combination of a lottery ticket and a gacha lottery condition is included in the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition. It may vary according to the lottery ticket (type of lottery ticket) used and the number of uses of the gacha lottery condition included in the combination of the lottery ticket and the gacha lottery condition.

For example, as the number of lottery tickets included in a combination of lottery tickets and gacha lottery conditions increases, the lottery of game media (a combination of lottery tickets and gacha lottery conditions) that will become winning candidates under the ticket lottery conditions linked to the lottery tickets The probability of winning in a lottery performed by using is increased. In addition, as the number of used gacha lottery conditions included in the combination of lottery tickets and gacha lottery conditions increases, the lottery of game media that are winning candidates in the gacha lottery conditions (combination of lottery tickets and gacha lottery conditions) will be used. The winning probability in the lottery held at

Also, in the above description, the case where the lottery unit 102 consecutively performs a plurality of lotteries in the order of registration was taken as an example, but the invention is not limited to this. For example, the lottery unit 102 may continuously perform a plurality of lotteries in order of value. Specifically, a plurality of lotteries may be successively performed in ascending order (or in ascending order) of rarity of game media that are winning candidates in the lottery. Alternatively, the lottery unit 102 may randomly and continuously perform a plurality of lotteries.

Further, in the above description, the case where the winning result display unit 104 successively displays the winning results of each of a plurality of lotteries in succession is taken as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the winning result display unit 104 may continuously display the winning results of each of a plurality of lotteries in order of value. Specifically, the winning results from each of a plurality of lotteries may be displayed consecutively in descending order (or in ascending order) of the rarity of the game media (game media won by lottery) shown in the winning results. good. Alternatively, the winning result display unit 104 may randomly and continuously display the winning results of each of a plurality of lotteries. Alternatively, the winning result display unit 104 may collectively display the winning results of each of a plurality of lotteries at once.

Further, in the above description, the case where the lottery condition display unit 103 displays the lottery conditions for each of a plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process in response to the operation for displaying the lottery conditions was taken as an example. , but not limited to.

For example, the lottery condition display unit 103 responds to an operation for starting a continuous lottery (for example, an operation for selecting the lottery start button B11 provided on the selection screen shown in FIG. 3), in the continuous lottery process The display 31 of the game device 20 may be controlled so that an image of a lottery condition screen displaying a list of lottery conditions for each of the plurality of lotteries to be performed is displayed. Thereby, the user can confirm the lottery conditions for each of the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process before starting the continuous lottery.

Further, when the lottery conditions are displayed in response to the operation for starting the continuous lottery, the lottery unit 102 performs an operation for agreeing to the lottery conditions (for example, to select an agree button provided on the lottery condition screen). operation), determination of lottery conditions in the continuous lottery process (for example, step S103) and continuous lottery (for example, step S104) may be executed.

Also, in the above description, the case where one game content is won by one lottery was taken as an example, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, one lottery may win a number of game media corresponding to the number of lottery tickets used in one lottery (or the number of times the gacha lottery condition is used). Specifically, as the number of lottery tickets used in one lottery (or the number of times the gacha lottery condition is used) increases, the number of game media to be won in one lottery may increase. In this way, a plurality of game media may be won in one lottery.

Further, in the above description, the lottery unit 102 may assist the user in selecting (determining) lottery conditions. Specifically, the lottery section 102 may automatically select lottery tickets or gacha lottery conditions used in the continuous lottery process, and display the selection results on the display 31 of the game device 20 .

For example, in the first embodiment, the modified example of the first embodiment, and the third embodiment, the lottery unit 102 selects from the lottery tickets (lottery tickets given to the user) registered in the user DB 41, "Used in the continuous lottery process. A lottery ticket" may be automatically selected, and a selection screen (see FIGS. 3, 4, and 8) showing the result of the automatic selection may be displayed on the display 31. FIG.

In Embodiments 2 and 3, the lottery unit 102 determines the type and quantity of gacha stones (gacha stones given to the user) registered in the user DB 41 and the gacha lottery conditions registered in the lottery condition DB 42. "User Selectable gacha lottery conditions" may be detected. Then, the lottery unit 102 automatically selects "gacha lottery conditions to be used in the continuous lottery process" from the detected gacha lottery conditions, and selects a selection screen showing the result of the automatic selection (FIGS. 6 and 7). 8) may be displayed on the display 31. FIG.

The condition (timing) for automatic selection by the lottery unit 102 may be a condition that the number of lottery tickets registered in the user DB 41 (lottery tickets granted to users) reaches a predetermined number. The predetermined number may be a fixed number or a variable number that can be set by the user.

Similarly, the condition (timing) for automatic selection by the lottery unit 102 is the condition that the quantity of each type of gacha stones (gacha stones given to the user) registered in the user DB 41 reaches a predetermined amount. may be The predetermined amount may be a fixed amount or a variable amount that can be set by the user. Also, the predetermined amount may be a different amount for each type of gacha stone, or may be the same amount for all types of gacha stones.

Further, in automatic selection of lottery tickets by the lottery unit 102, all lottery tickets registered in the user DB 41 (lottery tickets given to users) may be selected as "lottery tickets to be used in continuous lottery processing".

Alternatively, in the automatic selection of lottery tickets by the lottery unit 102, a predetermined number of lottery tickets among the lottery tickets registered in the user DB 41 (lottery tickets given to users) are selected as "lottery tickets to be used in continuous lottery processing". may be For example, a predetermined number of lottery tickets may be selected as "lottery tickets to be used in continuous lottery processing" from the lottery tickets registered in the user DB 41 according to the entry procedure (in chronological order given to the user). The predetermined number may be a fixed number or a variable number that can be set by the user.

Further, in the automatic selection of the gacha lottery condition by the lottery unit 102, the lottery condition DB 42 is configured so that all usable gacha stones among the gacha stones registered in the user DB 41 (gacha stones granted to the user) are used. "gacha lottery conditions used in continuous lottery processing" may be selected from among the gacha lottery conditions registered in .

Alternatively, in the automatic selection of the gacha lottery condition by the lottery unit 102, a predetermined amount of gacha stones are used from available gacha stones among the gacha stones registered in the user DB 41 (gacha stones given to the user). In this manner, the "gacha lottery condition used in the consecutive lottery process" may be selected from among the lottery lottery conditions registered in the lottery condition DB 42 . The predetermined amount may be a fixed amount or a variable amount that can be set by the user. Also, the predetermined amount may be a different amount for each type of gacha stone, or may be the same amount for all types of gacha stones.

In the above description, the lottery unit 102 sets the automatic selection condition of the lottery ticket used in the continuous lottery process (condition indicating what lottery ticket is to be automatically selected) in response to the user's operation. May be set. Examples of conditions for automatically selecting a lottery ticket include a condition that a lottery ticket with a rarity of "N" is selected, and a lottery where the occupation indicated in the character characteristics (characteristics of characters who are candidates for winning) is "warrior". For example, a condition of selecting a ticket can be mentioned.

Then, the lottery unit 102 automatically selects the "lottery ticket to be used in the continuous lottery process" from the lottery tickets (lottery tickets given to the user) stored in the user DB 41 based on the automatic selection condition. , the selected lottery ticket may be used to automatically execute the continuous lottery process. Note that the game media obtained in the automatically performed continuous lottery process may be automatically used for synthesis or evolution, or may be automatically sold and consumed within the game. It should be noted that the characters used in synthesizing and evolving are consumed as in the case of selling.

Synthesis is a process of selecting a base character and synthesizing it with another character to raise the level and parameters of the base character. In addition, when the base character's level and parameters have reached the upper limit (so-called maximum), the user may be notified to that effect, and even if the synthesis is not performed automatically. Alternatively, they may be automatically sold in-game instead of being combined.

Evolution is the process of combining multiple identical characters to create a new character. Evolution may occur automatically only if evolution can occur.

Further, in the above description, the lottery unit 102, in response to the user's operation, sets the combination condition regarding the combination of lottery tickets used in the continuous lottery process (what kind of lottery ticket the combination of lottery tickets consists of). conditions) may be set.

Then, the lottery unit 102 selects a "combination of lottery tickets indicated in the combination condition" from the lottery tickets (lottery tickets given to the user) stored in the user DB 41 (lottery ticket When the combination is complete), the ``combination of lottery tickets indicated in the combination conditions'' is automatically selected from among the lottery tickets stored in the user DB 41 as the ``combination of lottery tickets used in the continuous lottery processing''. Then, the continuous lottery process may be automatically executed using the selected combination of lottery tickets.

Alternatively, the lottery unit 102 can select a “combination of lottery tickets indicated in the combination condition” from lottery tickets (lottery tickets given to users) stored in the user DB 41 (lottery ticket If the combination is complete), the user may be notified to that effect. For example, the lottery unit 102 may control the display 31 of the game device 20 to pop up a notification image indicating that the combination of lottery tickets is complete.

It should be noted that whether or not the "combination of lottery tickets indicated in the combination conditions" can be selected is determined when a new lottery ticket is given to the user (at the time of obtaining the lottery ticket). It can be done on a regular basis.

Also, in the above description, as an example of the lottery ticket, a lottery ticket with which one lottery ticket can be used for one lottery was given, but the lottery ticket is not limited to this. The aforementioned lottery ticket may be a lottery ticket that allows a plurality of lotteries (for example, 10 times) with one lottery ticket.

Further, in the above description, the lottery unit 102 determines that the lottery tickets selected by the user (lottery tickets used in the continuous lottery process) include "lottery tickets whose rarity is equal to or higher than a predetermined level (for example, SR)". If so, the user may be notified to that effect. For example, the lottery unit 102 may control the display 31 of the game device 20 so that a notification image indicating that a lottery ticket whose rarity is equal to or higher than a predetermined level is included is popped up.

Further, in the continuous lottery process of the second embodiment, gacha (lottery) of a plurality of gacha events held by the game administrator may be continuously performed. In other words, a plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process may include gachas of a plurality of gacha events held by the game manager. In this case, the user can select a ticket lottery condition linked to the gacha by selecting an arbitrary gacha from the gacha of a plurality of gacha events held by the game administrator.

Examples of gachas for gacha events held by game administrators include permanent gachas, limited-time gachas, event gachas, free gachas, paid continuous gachas, and the like.

Permanent gacha includes paid gacha and free gacha. In the limited-time gacha, it is possible to obtain a specific character that cannot be obtained in the permanent gacha. In the event gacha, you can get event-limited characters that cannot be obtained in the permanent gacha. Also, in the event gacha, high-rarity characters are easy to win. The free gacha can also be played with consumption media other than gacha stones (for example, in-game currency).

A paid continuous gacha is a continuous gacha (for example, a gacha that is performed 10 times in a row) that can only be performed with paid stones (booked gacha stones), and it is confirmed that one or more characters with the highest rarity will win. It is a continuous gacha. Permanent gacha, limited-time gacha, event gacha, and free gacha can be arbitrarily set to be performed only once, or to be performed a plurality of times (for example, 10 times) in succession.

Also, in the above description, an action game was taken as an example of a game in which a character moves in a virtual space, but the game is not limited to this. For example, other examples of such games include sports games such as soccer, baseball, rugby, basketball, and volleyball.

For example, in the case of a soccer game, the winning candidate characters in the lottery are player characters that can be used in the soccer match. A player character is set with a rarity. Also, as features of the player character, position, ability value, dominant foot, country of origin, age, team, league, height, weight, possessed skills, play style, etc. are set.

Also, in the above description, as an example of a game played by a user, a game in which a character moves in a virtual space was taken as an example, but the game is not limited to this. For example, the game played by the user may be a game in which an object other than the player character is moved in the virtual space by the user's operation. Examples of such games include racing games and card games.

Even when these other embodiments are employed, the effects of the present invention are exhibited. Further, it is also possible to appropriately combine this embodiment with other embodiments, and other embodiments with each other. The above embodiments are essentially preferable illustrations, and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention, its applications, or its uses.

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY As explained above, the present invention is useful as a game program and a game system.

1 game system 10 server device 11 network interface 12 storage unit 13 control unit 20 game device 21 network interface 22 graphic processing unit 23 audio processing unit 24 operation unit 25 storage unit 26 control unit 31 display 32 speaker 33 touch pad 41 user DB
42 lottery condition DB
100 Game progression unit 101 Verification unit 102 Lottery unit 103 Lottery condition display unit 104 Winning result display unit 200 Game execution unit 201 Information processing unit

Claims (13)

the computer,
Function as a lottery section that performs continuous lottery processing,
In the continuous lottery process, the lottery unit determines lottery conditions for each of a plurality of lotteries in which game media are candidates for winning, according to user operation, and determines the lottery conditions for each of the determined lotteries. Continuously perform the plurality of lotteries based on
A game program characterized in that, in the continuous lottery process, it is possible to determine lottery conditions for each of the plurality of lotteries so that two or more different lottery conditions are included. In the game program according to claim 1,
A game program, wherein the plurality of lotteries include a lottery that is performed by using a lottery right that is a right to perform a lottery and is linked to a lottery condition. In the game program according to claim 2,
A game program characterized in that two or more different lottery rights can be used in the continuous lottery process. In the game program according to claim 2 or 3,
In the continuous lottery process, the lottery unit determines a lottery right to be used in the continuous lottery process according to the user's operation, and a lottery is performed by using the lottery right among the plurality of lotteries. A game program characterized by determining the lottery conditions in according to the lottery right used in the lottery. In the game program according to claim 4,
The plurality of lotteries include lotteries performed by using two or more lottery rights,
In the continuous lottery process, the lottery unit associates a lottery condition in a lottery performed by using two or more lottery rights among the plurality of lotteries with each of the two or more lottery rights. A game program characterized in that determination is made according to a combination of lottery conditions. In the game program according to claim 5,
The types of game media that are winning candidates for a lottery performed by using two or more lottery rights among the plurality of lotteries increase or decrease according to the combination of the two or more lottery rights. game program. In the game program according to claim 6,
An attribute is set for the lottery right,
The attribute of the lottery right includes a first attribute that affects the winning probability of the game medium that becomes a winning candidate in the lottery performed by using the lottery right, and a winning candidate in the lottery that uses the lottery right. and a second attribute that affects the properties of the game content in the game. In the game program according to any one of claims 1 to 7,
The plurality of lotteries include a lottery performed by using consumable media that are used and consumed for performing a lottery based on a lottery condition selected from among selectable lottery conditions. game program. In the game program according to claim 8,
For each of the selectable lottery conditions, a type of consumption medium to be used and consumed for performing a lottery based on the lottery condition is determined,
A game program characterized in that two or more different types of consumable media can be used in the continuous lottery process. In the game program according to any one of claims 1 to 9,
The plurality of lotteries include a lottery right linked to a lottery condition, which is a right to perform a lottery, and a lottery condition selected from among selectable lottery conditions. A game program characterized by comprising a lottery conducted by using both a consumable medium to be consumed and a consumable medium to be consumed. In the game program according to any one of claims 1 to 10,
said computer,
A game program that functions as a lottery condition display unit that displays lottery conditions for each of the plurality of lotteries performed in the continuous lottery process. In the game program according to any one of claims 1 to 11,
said computer,
A game program characterized by functioning as a winning result display section for displaying which game medium is obtained by which lottery among the plurality of lotteries in the continuous lottery process. a storage unit for storing the game program according to any one of claims 1 to 12;
A game system comprising: a control unit that executes the game program.