JP5753612B1 - GAME PROGRAM, COMPUTER CONTROL METHOD, AND COMPUTER - Google Patents

Abstract

To realize a game that can be easily played without using physical blocks. According to the present invention, each of a plurality of game media stacked so as to constitute a tower is pushed out from the tower in response to the touch operation on a computer having an input surface capable of detecting a touch operation by a user. If the display function to display freely and one of a plurality of game media is pushed out, the balance of the stack will be broken, so that the tower will collapse or not, and the judgment function will not collapse If determined, a grant function for granting a user a predetermined privilege associated with the pushed game content is realized. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a game program for processing the progress of a game.

  Conventionally, a game in which physical blocks are stacked in a tower shape and removed so as not to collapse has been proposed. For example, in Patent Document 1 below, rectangular blocks are alternately arranged from one layer to the next while frictionally coupling between layers of blocks and adjacent blocks of the same layer. A tower stacking game is disclosed in which a large number of rectangular blocks are arranged in layers so as to form a tower in a closed state. The following Patent Document 2 discloses a game that is played using a set of game pieces that can be stacked.

Special Table 2000-517198 Special Table 2002-535103 Publication

  Since the conventional games disclosed in Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2 use physical blocks, the user himself / herself has to calculate points obtained by the blocks removed from the tower. Therefore, the conventional game is not easy for the user to play.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-described problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a game program and the like that can be easily played without using physical blocks.

  In order to solve the above-described problem, a game program according to one embodiment of the present invention is a game program for processing progress of a game, and each of a plurality of game media stacked to form a tower on a computer. In response to a touch operation detected by a predetermined input surface, when the display function of displaying freely from the tower and one of a plurality of game media is pushed out, the balance of the stack is broken, so that the tower A determination function for determining whether to collapse or a grant function for giving a predetermined privilege associated with the pushed game medium to the user when it is determined by the determination function that it will not collapse is realized.

  Further, the game program according to one embodiment of the present invention further causes a computer to realize an acquisition function of acquiring a time length when a touch operation is detected by an input surface, and the display function is acquired by the acquisition function. The strength that pushes the game media from the tower is determined by the strength according to the length of time, and the determination function is the strength determined by the display function, and one of the game media is pushed out If so, it may be determined whether or not the tower collapses.

  Further, in the game program according to one aspect of the present invention, the determination function determines the user as a loser of the game when the game medium is pushed out of the tower by a touch operation and the tower is determined to collapse. It's okay.

  Further, in the game program according to one aspect of the present invention, the grant function is a privilege determined based on at least one of the position of the pushed game medium in the tower and the attribute set in the game medium. You may give to a user as a predetermined privilege.

  In the game program according to one aspect of the present invention, the grant function may grant the user an item that can be used in another game different from the point or the game as one of predetermined privileges.

  In addition, in the game program according to one embodiment of the present invention, when the display function falls from the tower, a special game medium on which the game wins or loses is determined on the top of the tower regardless of whether the tower is collapsed or not. Further display to support, the determination function may further determine whether or not the special game media has dropped.

  The game program according to one embodiment of the present invention may further cause a computer to realize a restriction function that imposes a predetermined restriction on the number of touch operations that the user pushes one of the game media.

  In the game program according to one embodiment of the present invention, the display function may display each of the plurality of game media in three dimensions so that the tower can be viewed from different viewpoints.

  In the game program according to one embodiment of the present invention, the display function is selected by a selection body that is released toward each of the plurality of game media when each of the plurality of game media is pushed out from the tower in response to a touch operation. The extruded image may be displayed.

  In order to solve the above-described problem, a computer control method according to an aspect of the present invention is a computer control method for processing the progress of a game, and each of a plurality of game media stacked to constitute a tower. In response to a touch operation detected by a predetermined input surface, and when one of a plurality of game media is pushed out, the stacking balance is broken, and the tower is A determination step for determining whether or not the player collapses and a granting step for granting a predetermined privilege associated with the pushed game medium to the user when it is determined in the determination step that it will not collapse.

  In order to solve the above problems, a computer according to one embodiment of the present invention is a computer that processes the progress of a game, and each of a plurality of game media stacked so as to form a tower has a predetermined input surface. Whether or not the tower collapses due to an unbalanced stack when one of a plurality of game media is pushed out and a display unit that can be pushed out from the tower according to the touch operation detected by And a granting unit that grants a predetermined privilege associated with the pushed game medium to the user when it is determined by the determining unit that it will not collapse.

  In the game program, the computer control method, and the computer according to the present invention, when one of the game media constituting the tower is pushed out in response to a touch operation, whether or not the tower collapses due to an unbalanced stacking. If it is determined that it will not collapse, a predetermined privilege associated with the pushed game medium can be given to the user. Thereby, the said game program etc. show | play the effect that the game which can be played easily without using a physical block is realizable.

It is a schematic diagram of the information processing system concerning this embodiment. It is a functional block diagram of the information processing system. It is a figure of the process of the game in the said information processing system. It is a figure of the process of the game in the said information processing system. It is a figure of the process of the game in the said information processing system. It is a figure of the process of the game in the said information processing system. It is a flowchart which shows an example of the process which the said information processing system performs. It is a hardware block diagram of the said information processing system.

  Based on FIGS. 1-8, embodiment of this invention is described.

[Outline of Information Processing System 1]
FIG. 1 shows an overview of an information processing system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. The information processing system (computer) 1 includes an information processing terminal having a display unit 45 including a touch panel. The information processing system 1 advances the game by sequentially executing predetermined information processing in response to a user instruction acquired via the touch panel of the information processing terminal.

  As said information processing terminal, information processing systems, such as portable communication terminals, such as a smart phone or a mobile phone, or a tablet terminal provided with a touch panel, a notebook PC, are mentioned, for example. Then, as an example, the game program executed in the information processing system 1 according to the present embodiment accumulates block images as game media in a tower shape, and removes the block images by touch operation so as not to collapse the tower. Jenga game program.

  For example, the information processing system 1 displays a tower configured by stacking a plurality of block-shaped game media (for example, the game media 400) on the display unit 45. The information processing system 1 may automatically arrange the game media so as to configure the tower at the start of the game, or allow the user to arrange the game media in consideration of the balance of the tower. Also good.

  Here, the information processing system 1 displays each game medium in a freely pushable manner according to a user's touch operation on the touch panel. When the user performs a predetermined operation on the touch panel, for example, when the user gives an instruction to push out the game medium by touching the one game medium via the touch panel, The processing system 1 excludes the game media from the tower. The information processing system 1 determines whether or not the balance of the tower stack is lost due to the removal of the game media. When the information processing system 1 determines that the balance is not lost, the information processing system 1 gives a predetermined privilege to the user.

  On the other hand, when it is determined that the balance is lost, the information processing system 1 displays an image that causes the tower to collapse on the display unit 45 or an image that causes the special medium 410 arranged in advance on the top of the tower to fall from the tower. Is displayed on the display unit 45. The information processing system 1 displays the score corresponding to the privilege given to the user as a score display 420 at a predetermined position on the display unit 45.

  The information processing system 1 can extrude a block as a game medium by a touch operation when adding a predetermined privilege to a user, and add points that are associated with the extruded block in advance as a score. . Moreover, the information processing system 1 can also give the user an item associated with a block as a game medium in advance. Thereby, according to the information processing system 1 which concerns on this Embodiment, the user can enjoy a jenga game easily only by touch operation.

  Furthermore, in the case of single play in which a user executes a game alone, the information processing system 1 may advance the game using a tower that is assigned to the user in advance. In this case, the information processing system 1 can execute ranking processing with other users according to the privilege or points acquired by the user.

  On the other hand, in the case of multiplayer in which a plurality of users execute a game, the information processing system 1 sequentially pushes game media constituting the same tower, and the user who first defeats the tower loses or The game may be progressed so that the user with the fewest points earned when the tower collapses loses.

[Configuration of Information Processing System 1]
FIG. 2 shows an example of functional configuration blocks of the information processing system 1. The information processing system 1 includes an input surface 10 that receives a user's touch operation, a position detection unit 20 that detects the position of the user's touch operation on the input surface 10, and an acquisition unit 30 that acquires information related to the time required for the touch operation. A display processing unit 40 that controls the display of the display unit 45, an image storage unit 42 that stores image data such as game media, a determination unit 50 that determines whether or not the tower collapses, and a determination unit 50 A grant unit 60 that grants a privilege to the user according to the result, a limit unit 70 that applies a predetermined limit to the user's touch operation, and a user information storage unit 80 that stores information such as a privilege granted to the user. .

(Input surface 10, position detector 20)
The input surface 10 detects a user's touch operation. Specifically, the input surface 10 detects a position designated by a user's touch operation. Specifically, the position detection unit 20 acquires information indicating a position designated by the user with a finger on the input surface 10. For example, the position detection unit 20 includes information indicating a first designated position that the user first designates with a finger (or a pointing tool such as a stylus) on the input surface 10, and the user moves the finger along the input surface 10. By moving and stopping the movement of the finger, information indicating the second designated position to be designated next is detected and acquired. The position detection unit 20 supplies the acquired information to the acquisition unit 30.

(Acquisition unit 30)
The acquisition unit 30 acquires information related to the time for which the touch operation detected by the input surface 10 continues. For example, the acquisition unit 30 acquires the time from when the first specified position is detected by the position detection unit 20 to when the second specified position is detected. The acquisition unit 30 supplies information indicating the acquired time to the display processing unit 40.

(Display processing unit 40, display unit 45)
The display processing unit 40 controls the display operation of the display unit 45 that displays game media and the like. Specifically, the display processing unit 40 acquires predetermined image data from the image storage unit 42 and displays it on the display unit 45. For example, the display processing unit 40 uses an image of a plurality of blocks as a game medium, and displays an image obtained by stacking the images of the plurality of blocks on the display unit 45 so as to form a tower. Then, the display processing unit 40 causes the display unit 45 to display the blocks so that each of the plurality of blocks can be pushed out from the tower according to the touch operation. In addition, the display process part 40 can also display the image regarding the item which a user holds as a game medium which comprises the said tower.

  Further, the display processing unit 40 determines the strength with which the game medium is pushed out of the tower with the strength according to the information indicating the time acquired from the acquisition unit 30, and displays the game medium in a freely pushable manner from the tower. You can also. That is, the display processing unit 40 can display on the display unit 45 an image in which a block as a game medium is pushed out with strength according to the time when the user touches the input surface 10 with a finger. For example, the display processing unit 40 causes the display unit 45 to display an image in which the block is pushed out so as to increase the force for pushing out the game content from the tower as the time obtained by the obtaining unit 30 increases. Thereby, the information processing system 1 can make a user intend to operate carefully to the block which comprises the tower which may collapse when the block as a game medium is pushed out strongly.

  In addition, when the display processing unit 40 falls from the tower, a special game medium (for example, a balance ball as a special medium) on which the game is won or lost is determined on the top of the tower regardless of whether or not the tower collapses. It can also be displayed to support. Furthermore, the display processing unit 40 can also display each of the plurality of game media in three dimensions so that the tower can be viewed from different viewpoints. When the display processing unit 40 pushes out each of the plurality of game media from the tower in response to the touch operation, the display processing unit 40 uses a selection body (for example, a “sphere” image) released toward each of the plurality of game media. An image that pushes out the game media can also be displayed.

  When the display processing unit 40 displays the selected object on the display unit 45, the information processing system 1 can further include a distance acquisition unit, a direction acquisition unit, and / or a trajectory acquisition unit. In this case, the position detection unit 20 supplies the acquired information to the distance acquisition unit, the direction acquisition unit, and / or the trajectory acquisition unit.

  The distance acquisition unit acquires information indicating the distance between two points designated on the input surface 10 by the user based on the information supplied from the position detection unit 20. For example, the distance acquisition unit acquires information indicating the distance between the first designated position and the second designated position. The distance acquisition unit supplies the acquired information to the display processing unit 40. The direction acquisition unit acquires information indicating the direction designated by the user on the input surface 10 based on the information supplied from the position detection unit 20. Specifically, the direction acquisition unit acquires information indicating a direction from the first designated position toward the second designated position. The direction acquisition unit supplies the acquired information to the display processing unit 40.

  Then, the trajectory acquisition unit acquires information indicating the trajectory of the user operation on the input surface 10. Specifically, when the user slides the finger from the first position on the input surface 10 to the second position, the trajectory acquisition unit is information indicating the path of the finger from the first position to the second position. To get. For example, the trajectory acquisition unit acquires information indicating a trajectory from the first designated position to the second designated position. The trajectory acquisition unit supplies information indicating the acquired trajectory to the display processing unit 40.

  Then, the display processing unit 40 determines the strength or speed at which the “sphere” is ejected from a predetermined position based on the information indicating the distance supplied from the distance acquisition unit. Further, the display processing unit 40 determines the direction in which the “sphere” is emitted based on the information indicating the direction supplied from the direction acquisition unit. The display processing unit 40 causes the display unit 45 to display a moving image and / or a still image in which a “sphere” is ejected in the determined direction with the determined strength or speed.

  When the “sphere” as the selected body comes into contact with the block as the game medium (that is, when the position coordinates of the “sphere” are included in the area where the block is displayed, in other words, When the position coordinates determined based on the information detected by the position detection unit 20 are included in the area where the block is displayed), an image in which the “block” as the game medium is pushed out of the tower is displayed on the display unit 45. Display. Further, the display processing unit 40 causes the display unit 45 to display an image indicating the movement of the selected body based on the information indicating the trajectory supplied from the trajectory acquisition unit. In other words, the display processing unit 40 displays on the display unit 45 an image in which the selected body moves so that the selected body advances from a predetermined position toward the game medium along a route corresponding to the trajectory. As an example, when the trajectory is a meandering trajectory, the display processing unit 40 moves the selected body on the display unit 45 along the serpentine trajectory toward the game medium.

  As described above, the information processing system 1 can determine the operation of the blocks constituting the tower using the trajectory and strength of the sphere determined according to the touch operation, and therefore, compared with a case where the block is simply selected by the touch operation. Can improve the fun of the game.

(Image storage unit 42)
The image storage unit 42 stores data of a plurality of images such as a game medium, a selection object, a character, a predetermined object, and / or a background image. The image storage unit 42 supplies the stored image data to the display processing unit 40 in response to an action from the display processing unit 40. The display processing unit 40 causes the display unit 45 to display an image based on the image data acquired from the image storage unit 42.

(Determination unit 50)
When one of the plurality of game media is pushed out of the tower, the determination unit 50 determines whether or not the tower collapses depending on whether or not the balance of the tower stack is lost. For example, the determination unit 50 determines whether or not the balance is lost as follows when one game medium is removed from among a plurality of game media constituting the tower. First, the determination unit 50 calculates the center of gravity of the uppermost tower after one game medium is removed. Then, the determination unit 50 determines whether or not the calculated coordinates of the center of gravity (for example, the x-coordinate and the y-coordinate) overlap on the next lower game content. In this case, when the determination unit 50 determines that the calculated center of gravity does not overlap with the next lower game content, the determination unit 50 determines that the balance has been lost.

  On the other hand, if the determination unit 50 determines that the calculated centroids are overlapped on the next lower game content, the uppermost tier and the lower tier are grouped together to calculate the centroid of the group. Then, the determination unit 50 determines whether or not the center of gravity of the lump overlaps the game medium one step below the lump. Here, when the determination unit 50 determines that the center of gravity of the group does not overlap the game medium that is one step below the group, the determination unit 50 determines that the balance is lost, and the game that is one step below the group. If it is determined that the image overlaps the medium, the same determination process as described above is repeated. In this way, the determination unit 50 determines whether or not the balance is lost and the tower collapses by executing the balance determination process up to the lowest level of the tower.

  Moreover, the determination part 50 can also determine the said user as a loser of a game, when a game operation pushes out a game medium from a tower by a user's touch operation and it determines with a balance breaking and the said tower collapsing. Furthermore, the determination part 50 can also determine whether the special medium fell from the tower, when the display process part 40 is displaying the special medium. When determining that the special medium has fallen from the tower, the determining unit 50 determines the user as a loser of the game. The determination unit 50 supplies information indicating the determination result to the assigning unit 60.

  As a reference for determining that the special medium falls from the tower, for example, (1) When the special medium is set to fall from the tower with a predetermined probability, the determination unit 50 determines that the special medium falls according to the probability. Or (2) it is determined whether or not to randomly fall for each user operation (for example, every game turn), or (3) a specific game medium (for example, a game medium that supports a special medium from below) ) Is pushed out, (4) the special medium itself is accidentally pushed out (selected), and / or (5) the center of gravity of the special medium is constant from the center of the game medium one step below It is conceivable that it is determined to fall when it is deviated as described above.

  Here, the display processing unit 40 can determine the strength of pushing the game medium from the tower according to the strength according to the length of the touch operation that is acquired by the acquisition unit 30. In this case, for example, when the determined strength is equal to or greater than a predetermined value (may be set for each of the plurality of game media), the determination unit 50 determines that the balance has been lost when the strength is pushed out. be able to. Further, when the display processing unit 40 pushes out the game media with a strength equal to or greater than the predetermined value, the other game media can move in a certain direction and the center of gravity can be shifted. In addition, when the predetermined value is equal to or smaller than the predetermined value, the display processing unit 40 may prevent the game medium from being pushed out of the tower depending on the attribute of the game medium. In this case, the display processing unit 40 may move the game media by a predetermined distance in a predetermined direction without pushing out the game content, and shift the center of gravity.

(Granting unit 60)
When the information indicating the determination result received from the determination unit 50 indicates that the tower does not collapse, the grant unit 60 grants a predetermined privilege associated with the game medium pushed out from the tower to the user. As a privilege granted to the user by the granting unit 60, it can be used for points in a game that the user is playing, a game executed in the information processing system 1, or another game executed in another information processing system. Items are listed. In addition, when the item which a user holds is used as a game medium, the grant part 60 is an item that belonged to a game loser user, and the item used as the game medium is given to the game winner user. It can also be granted. Furthermore, the granting unit 60 may execute a ranking process between another user and the user in accordance with the privilege or point given to the user.

  Specifically, the granting unit 60 is based on at least one of the position of the pushed game content in the tower and the attributes (for example, the size, color, shape, etc. of the game content) set for the game content. The privilege to be determined (for example, points) is given to the user as one of the predetermined privileges. As an example, the granting unit 60 gives the user a higher point as the position of the pushed game content in the tower is lower. Moreover, the provision part 60 gives a user a high point, so that the magnitude | size of the extruded game content is large.

  The assigning unit 60 can also display the points given to the user in a predetermined area of the display unit 45. The assigning unit 60 supplies information related to the score given to the user to the user information storage unit 80.

(Restriction unit 70)
The restriction unit 70 imposes a predetermined restriction on the number of touch operations that the user pushes out one of the game media. The restriction unit 70 can display the number of touch operations that can be performed by the user on the display unit 45 via the display processing unit 40. The restriction unit 70 prohibits acceptance of the user's touch operation when the user's touch operation exceeds the limit number of times.

(User information storage unit 80)
The user information storage unit 80 stores a privilege (for example, information on points, items, characters, etc.) given to the user in association with a user identifier that uniquely identifies the user. The information stored in the user information storage unit 80 can be used in a game program executed in the information processing system 1 or another game program executed in another information processing system.

  FIG. 3 shows an example of game processing in the information processing system according to the embodiment of the present invention. First, the display processing unit 40 causes the display unit 45 to display a tower composed of a plurality of blocks as game media. Based on the position of the user's touch operation detected by the position detection unit 20 via the input surface 10 and the time of the touch operation acquired by the acquisition unit 30, the block selected by the user is pushed out and displayed. Next, when the determination unit 50 determines that the tower does not collapse due to the extrusion, the grant unit 60 grants a privilege to the user. In this case, the assigning unit 60 displays a character image (character image 440) previously associated with the pushed block on the display unit 45, and displays a message 430 indicating that the user has acquired the character. It is displayed on the display unit 45. The assigning unit 60 stores the character in the user information storage unit 80 in association with the user identifier.

  FIG. 4 shows an example of game processing in the information processing system according to the embodiment of the present invention. The restriction unit 70 places a restriction on the number of touch operations for pushing out the game media. For example, the restriction unit 70 displays the number of touch operations that can be performed by the user as a restriction display 425 in a predetermined area of the display unit 45. The restriction unit 70 prohibits acceptance of the user's touch operation when the user's touch operation exceeds the limit number.

  Further, the granting unit 60 can give a higher point to the user when the balance of the tower is not lost and a block as a game medium close to the base of the tower is pushed out. For example, the assigning unit 60 associates a higher point with the game medium 404 than the game medium 402 and gives the user the point when the game medium 404 is pushed out and the tower does not collapse. .

  FIG. 5 shows an example of game processing in the information processing system according to the embodiment of the present invention. The display processing unit 40 can display an item provided by each of a plurality of users as a special medium on the display unit 45. For example, the display processing unit 40 displays the special medium 412 and the special medium 414 on the top portion of the tower. And the provision part 60 can provide the special medium 412 and the special medium 414 with respect to the user who won the game among several users.

  FIG. 6 shows an example of game processing in the information processing system according to the embodiment of the present invention. The display processing unit 40 can display a character on the display unit 45 instead of the block. The display processing unit 40 uses the character image data stored in advance in association with the user identifier in the image storage unit 42 and causes the display unit 45 to display the character image instead of the block. For example, the display processing unit 40 displays a character medium 442 as a game medium, a character (character medium 444) as a game medium, and a character (character medium 446) as a game medium as blocks constituting a tower. And grant part 60 can grant a pushed-out character as a privilege to a user, when judgment part 50 judges with a tower not collapsing.

  In addition, the display processing unit 40 uses the predetermined item to assist the tower with the item, and to prevent the other user from pushing out the game medium (for example, the predetermined item By using it, it is possible to display the effect of vibrating the base of the tower for a certain period of time. Further, the display processing unit 40 can change the arrangement of a plurality of blocks constituting the tower in response to an instruction by a user's touch operation acquired via the input surface 10. Furthermore, a predetermined parameter can be associated with a block as a game medium. For example, the information processing system 1 can change the ease of pushing out the game medium by associating the degree of ease of pushing out the game medium with each game medium in advance.

  Furthermore, when using the selection body in the game, the display processing unit 40 can set attributes (for example, predetermined parameters such as the size, color, and shape of the selection body) for the selection body. When the game medium is pushed out from the tower by the selected object, the display processing unit 40 is likely to push out the game medium according to the attribute set in the selected object and the attribute set in the game medium. Or not. For example, when the size (attribute) of the “sphere” as the selection object is small and the size (attribute) of the “block” as the game medium is large, even if the user touches the block with the block, the display processing unit 40 can move the block only a little.

  Also, for example, when the “fire” attribute is set for the selected object and the “water” attribute is set for the game medium, “fire” is an attribute superior to “water” in the game. When set, the display processing unit 40 (1) reduces the predetermined strength required for the selected body to push out the game media, or (2) the selected body is small. Also, it is possible to extrude a large game medium, or (3) a game medium arranged around a game medium (a block hit by a bullet) selected by a selected body, and the attribute of “water” is set similarly. The game media being played can also be pushed out together.

  Alternatively, for example, when the “fire” attribute is set for the selected object and the “tree” attribute is set for the game medium, the display processing unit 40 displays the visual effect of the game medium burning. Can do. Further, for example, when the “tree” attribute is set for the selection object and the “iron” attribute is set for the game medium, the display processing unit 40 repels the selection object (not pushed out). ) That is, the display processing unit 40 proceeds with the progress of the game (for example, whether the game medium is likely to be pushed out according to the combination of the attribute set for the selected object and the attribute set for the game medium). It is possible to determine game progress based on effects generated in the game.

[Processes executed by the information processing system 1]
FIG. 7 shows an example of the game process flow in the information processing system 1. In the following description, parenthesized “˜step” represents each step included in the computer control method.

  First, the display processing unit 40 displays each of the plurality of game media on the display unit 45 so as to be pushed out in accordance with the touch operation (step 10, display step, hereinafter “step” is abbreviated as “S”). Next, the determination unit 50 determines whether or not the tower collapses when the game media pushed out in response to the user's touch operation disappears from the tower (S15, determination step). The determination unit 50 supplies information indicating the determination result to the assigning unit 60. When the determination unit 50 determines that the tower does not collapse, the granting unit 60 grants a predetermined privilege associated with the pushed game media in advance to the user (S20, granting step).

[Hardware configuration of information processing system 1]
FIG. 8 shows an example of the hardware configuration of the information processing system according to the embodiment of the present invention. The information processing system 1 according to this embodiment stores a CPU 1500, a graphic controller 1520, a memory 1530 such as a random access memory (RAM), a read-only memory (ROM), and / or a flash ROM, and data. A storage device 1540; a read / write device 1545 that reads data from and / or writes data to a recording medium; an input device 1560 that inputs data; a communication interface 1550 that transmits and receives data to and from an external communication device; A CPU 1500, a graphic controller 1520, a memory 1530, a storage device 1540, a read / write device 1545, an input device 1560, and a chip set 1510 that connects the communication interface 1550 so as to communicate with each other are provided.

  The chip set 1510 includes a memory 1530, a CPU 1500 that accesses the memory 1530 and executes predetermined processing, and a graphic controller 1520 that controls display on an external display device. Perform data passing. The CPU 1500 operates based on a program stored in the memory 1530 and controls each component. The graphic controller 1520 displays an image on a predetermined display device based on the image data temporarily stored on the buffer provided in the memory 1530.

  The chip set 1510 connects a storage device 1540, a read / write device 1545, and a communication interface 1550. The storage device 1540 stores programs and data used by the CPU 1500 of the information processing system 1. The storage device 1540 is, for example, a flash memory. The read / write device 1545 reads the program and / or data from the storage medium storing the program and / or data, and stores the read program and / or data in the storage device 1540. For example, the reading / writing device 1545 acquires a predetermined program from a server on the Internet via the communication interface 1550 and stores the acquired program in the storage device 1540.

  The communication interface 1550 executes data transmission / reception with an external device via a communication network. Further, when the communication network is disconnected, the communication interface 1550 can execute data transmission / reception with an external device without going through the communication network. An input device 1560 such as a keyboard, a tablet, or a mouse is connected to the chipset 1510 via a predetermined interface.

  The game program for the information processing system 1 stored in the storage device 1540 is provided to the storage device 1540 via a communication network such as the Internet or a recording medium such as a magnetic recording medium or an optical recording medium. The game program for the information processing system 1 stored in the storage device 1540 is executed by the CPU 1500.

  The game program executed by the information processing system 1 according to the present embodiment works on the CPU 1500 to change the information processing system 1 to the input surface 10, the position detection unit 20, the acquisition unit 30 described in FIGS. The display processing unit 40, the image storage unit 42, the display unit 45, the determination unit 50, the adding unit 60, the restriction unit 70, and the user information storage unit 80 are caused to function.

  The game program according to the present invention uses, for example, a script language such as ActionScript and JavaScript (registered trademark), an object-oriented programming language such as Objective-C and Java (registered trademark), a markup language such as HTML5, and the like. Can be implemented. In addition, a game system including a portable terminal provided with each unit that realizes each function implemented by the game program and a server provided with each unit that implements the remaining functions different from the above functions is also included in the scope of the present invention. to go into.

[Effects of the information processing system 1]
The information processing system 1 according to the present embodiment can display each of a plurality of blocks constituting the tower displayed on the display unit 45 so as to be pushed out by a touch operation. Thereby, according to the information processing system 1, the user can enjoy a jenga game easily on a portable communication terminal.

[Configuration in which the server provides functions]
The configuration in which the game program for processing the progress of the game is executed in the information processing system 1 has been described above. On the other hand, a part or all of the game program may be executed on a server, and the result of the executed process may be returned to the information processing terminal. When the computer of the present invention functions as a server device connected to a player terminal via a network, the game progress screen is a web display displayed on the player terminal based on the data generated by the server device, A hybrid game in which each of the server device and the player terminal is responsible for part of the processing, such as a native display in which other menu screens are displayed by a native application installed in the player terminal, may be used.

[Additional Notes]
The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications can be made within the scope of the claims, and the technical means disclosed in different embodiments can be appropriately combined. Embodiments to be made are also included in the technical scope of the present invention. Furthermore, a new technical feature can be formed by combining the technical means disclosed in each embodiment.

  The present invention can be widely applied to any computer such as a smartphone, a mobile phone, a tablet terminal, a personal computer, a server, a workstation, and a mainframe.

  1: Information processing system, 10: Input surface, 20: Position detection unit, 30: Acquisition unit, 40: Display processing unit, 42: Image storage unit, 45: Display unit, 50: Determination unit, 60: Assignment unit, 70 : Restriction unit, 80: user information storage unit, 400, 402, 404: game medium, 410, 412, 414: special medium, 420: score display, 425: restriction display, 430: message, 440: character image, 442, 444, 446: Character medium

Claims (13)

A game program for processing the progress of the game,
On the computer,
According to the contact time based on the touch operation of the user detected by a predetermined input surface, the force to push out the game media stacked to form the tower from the tower increases as the contact time increases. a display function for freely displayed extrusion as,
When one of the plurality of game media is pushed out, a determination function for determining whether or not the tower collapses due to an unbalanced stacking;
The determination if it is determined not to collapse by function, a predetermined game medium that has been pre-correlated to the extruded game contents, game program, characterized in that to realize, and adding function to be imparted to the user. The determination function determines the user as a loser of the game when it is determined that one of the game media is pushed out of the tower by the touch operation and the tower collapses. The game program according to claim 1.   The grant function further grants to the user a privilege determined based on at least one of the position of the pushed game content in the tower and the attribute set in the game content. The game program according to claim 1 or 2.   The game program according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the grant function further grants points or items usable in the game to the user. The display function further displays a special game medium on which the game wins or loses are supported on the top of the tower, regardless of whether the tower has collapsed or not when falling from the tower.
The game program according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the determination function further determines whether or not the special game medium has fallen. The game program is stored in the computer,
6. The restriction function for imposing a predetermined restriction on the number of touch operations in which the user pushes out one of the game media is further realized. Game program.   The game according to claim 1, wherein the display function displays each of the plurality of game media in a three-dimensional manner so that the tower can be viewed from different viewpoints. program.   The display function displays an image pushed out by a selection body emitted toward each of the plurality of game media when pushing out each of the plurality of game media from the tower according to the touch operation. The game program according to any one of 1 to 7.   The game program according to claim 1, wherein the predetermined game medium is the pushed game medium.   The game program according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein the grant function grants a game medium of a defeated user among the plurality of users to a user who has won the game among the plurality of users. .   The game program according to claim 8, wherein the display function determines the progress of the game according to a combination of an attribute set for the selected object and an attribute set for the game medium. A computer control method for processing game progress,
According to the contact time based on the touch operation of the user detected by a predetermined input surface, the force to push out the game media stacked to form the tower from the tower increases as the contact time increases. a display step of freely displaying extrusion manner,
When one of the plurality of game media is pushed out, a determination step of determining whether or not the tower collapses due to a loss of stacking balance;
And a granting step of granting to the user a predetermined game medium associated in advance with the pushed game medium when it is determined not to collapse in the determination step. A computer that processes the progress of the game,
According to the contact time based on the touch operation of the user detected by a predetermined input surface, the force to push out the game media stacked to form the tower from the tower increases as the contact time increases. A display unit that can be pushed out as shown in FIG.
When one of the plurality of game media is pushed out, a determination unit that determines whether or not the tower collapses due to an unbalanced stacking;
A computer comprising: a granting unit that grants a predetermined game medium associated with the pushed game medium in advance to the user when it is determined that the determination unit does not collapse.

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