JP7235992B2 - game program, game device, game system - Google Patents

Description

Application of Article 30, Paragraph 2 of the Patent Act (1) Publication by sale, earliest date: August 19, 2020, https://apps. apple. com/jp/app/id1477150404 (31 others) (2) Publication on website, latest date: August 14, 2020, https://twitter.com/jp/app/id1477150404 com/MH_Riders/status/1294106473505726464 (2 others)

The present invention relates to a game program, a game device, and a game system.

Conventionally, there is a game described in Patent Document 1 below. In this game, a plurality of quests are prepared, and the game user can select and play one quest from among them. By clearing the quests, the user can obtain game media such as player characters and various items as rewards.

JP 2015-24162 A

In a game such as that described in Patent Literature 1, the game content that can be obtained by clearing quests is generally determined for each of a plurality of quests. Specifically, when a quest is cleared, one or more game media are selected with a predetermined probability from a large number of game media candidates predetermined as rewards for the quest, and then the selected game media are selected. A game medium is given to the user as a reward. Therefore, users who aim to obtain predetermined game content tend to play only the same quests that are easy to obtain the game content repeatedly. This is one of the factors that makes the player feel bored with the game and significantly lowers the motivation to play the game.

The present disclosure has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a game program, a game device, and a game system capable of maintaining user motivation.

The first aspect comprises a computer comprising:
a quest executing means for executing a selected quest which is a quest selected by a user from among a plurality of quests playable in a game;
a quest reward granting means for granting a quest reward to the user based on the play result of the selected quest;
functioning as candidate quest presenting means for extracting and presenting candidate quests based on predetermined conditions from among the plurality of quests;
The game program is characterized in that, when the selected quest corresponds to the candidate quest, the quest reward is treated more preferentially than when the selected quest does not correspond to the candidate quest.

In the first aspect, the candidate quest presenting means uses, as the predetermined condition, a condition corresponding to the user's information, so that the candidate quest presenting means selects, from among the plurality of quests, the degree of difficulty when the user clears the quest. A plurality of quests in different categories can be extracted as the candidate quests.

1st aspect WHEREIN: The said candidate quest can contain the quest which is not cleared at the time of the said user's play among several said quests.
In the first aspect, the candidate quest can be cleared multiple times,
When the selected quest corresponds to the candidate quest, the quest reward granting means provides preferential treatment based on the play result of the selected quest on the condition that the candidate quest has been cleared a predetermined number of times or less. A quest reward may be awarded to the user.

A 1st aspect WHEREIN: The said quest reward provision means can make the said predetermined number of times increase based on the said user's charging operation.
In a first aspect, the computer comprises
mission presenting means for presenting a mission list listing missions updated every predetermined period;
mission reward granting means for granting a mission reward to the user each time the mission is accomplished by the user's game action;
The mission list may include missions for clearing the candidate quests.

In the first aspect, the mission reward granting means determines that all of the missions presented in the mission list, excluding the mission for the purpose of clearing the candidate quest, are completed. Based on this, additional rewards separate from the mission rewards can be awarded to the user.

In the first aspect, the mission list can present a plurality of missions simultaneously achieved by clearing the candidate quests.
In the first aspect, a plurality of missions can be presented on the mission list so that two or more missions are not simultaneously accomplished by clearing the candidate quests.

A second aspect comprises a computer,
a quest execution means for executing a selected quest, which is a quest selected by a user from among a plurality of quests playable in a game, on condition of payment;
a quest reward granting means for granting a quest reward to the user based on the play result of the selected quest;
functioning as candidate quest presenting means for extracting and presenting candidate quests based on predetermined conditions from among the plurality of quests;
The game program is characterized in that when the selected quest corresponds to the candidate quest, the consideration is given more preferentially than when the selected quest does not correspond to the candidate quest.

The third aspect is
A quest execution unit that executes a selected quest that is a quest selected by a user from among a plurality of quests that can be played in the game;
a quest reward giving unit that gives a quest reward to the user based on the play result of the selected quest;
a candidate quest presenting unit that extracts and presents candidate quests based on predetermined conditions from among the plurality of quests,
In the game device, when the selected quest corresponds to the candidate quest, the quest reward is treated more preferentially than when the selected quest does not correspond to the candidate quest.

The fourth aspect is
a quest execution unit that executes a selected quest, which is a quest selected by the user from among a plurality of quests that can be played in the game, on condition of payment;
a quest reward giving unit that gives a quest reward to the user based on the play result of the selected quest;
a candidate quest presenting unit that extracts and presents candidate quests based on predetermined conditions from among the plurality of quests,
The game device is characterized in that when the selected quest corresponds to the candidate quest, the consideration is given more preferentially than when the selected quest does not correspond to the candidate quest.

The fifth aspect is
A quest execution unit that executes a selected quest that is a quest selected by a user from among a plurality of quests that can be played in the game;
a quest reward giving unit that gives a quest reward to the user based on the play result of the selected quest;
a candidate quest presenting unit that extracts and presents candidate quests based on predetermined conditions from among the plurality of quests,
The game system is characterized in that, when the selected quest corresponds to the candidate quest, the quest reward is treated more preferentially than when the selected quest does not correspond to the candidate quest.

The sixth aspect is
a quest execution unit that executes a selected quest, which is a quest selected by the user from among a plurality of quests that can be played in the game, on condition of payment;
a quest reward giving unit that gives a quest reward to the user based on the play result of the selected quest;
a candidate quest presenting unit that extracts and presents candidate quests based on predetermined conditions from among the plurality of quests,
The game system is characterized in that when the selected quest corresponds to the candidate quest, the consideration is given more preferentially than when the selected quest does not correspond to the candidate quest.

According to the present disclosure, it is possible to provide a game program, a game device, and a game system capable of maintaining user motivation.

1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a game system according to an embodiment; FIG. It is an example of a screen displayed on a display during a game. It is an example of a screen displayed on a display during a game. It is an example of a screen displayed on a display during a game. It is an example of a screen displayed on a display during a game. It is an example of a screen displayed on a display during a game. It is an example of a screen displayed on a display during a game. It is an example of a screen displayed on a display during a game. It is an example of a screen displayed on a display during a game. 4 is a flow chart showing the procedure of processing executed by the control unit of the embodiment; 4 is a flow chart showing the procedure of processing executed by the control unit of the embodiment; 4 is a flow chart showing the procedure of processing executed by the control unit of the embodiment; 4 is a flow chart showing the procedure of processing executed by the control unit of the embodiment; It is an example of a screen displayed on a display during a game. 4 is a flow chart showing the procedure of processing executed by the control unit of the embodiment; It is an example of a screen displayed on a display during a game.

[Embodiment]
An embodiment of a game system 1 of the present disclosure will be described with reference to the drawings.
<Description of the game>
In a game system 1 shown in FIG. 1, a server device 2 and a plurality of game devices 5 are connected to each other via a communication network 6 so as to be able to communicate with each other, and games are executed on the game devices 5 .

The game of this embodiment is an online game executed in the game system 1 . In this game, the user of the game device 5 activates one or more player characters (corresponding to objects) in a virtual game space, or makes the player characters compete with enemy characters that are non-player characters.

In the game of this embodiment, the user can acquire game content such as virtual currency by charging. Game media are electronic data representing game-related elements, including the name of the character used as the player character, items such as weapons, armor, and tools that the player character can use in the virtual game space, and items used in the game. Possible consumption media, etc. The user can obtain game media by purchasing the game content by charging a fee, clearing quests, clearing missions, a lottery method called gacha, or the like.

The virtual currency may be a paid virtual currency or a free virtual currency. Paid virtual currency is virtual currency that is acquired by charging. Gratuitous virtual currency is virtual currency that is obtained without charging. The free virtual currency may be obtainable according to the progress of the game, such as a privilege given to the user when logging into the game, a so-called login bonus, or a privilege given to the user by clearing a game event.

A quest indicates tasks and conditions to be achieved in the game. Quests have clearing conditions. When the quest clear condition is achieved by the user's game action, the user is given a predetermined reward. Below, the reward given to the user by clearing the quest is called "quest reward".

A mission indicates tasks, conditions, and the like to be achieved in the game separately from quests. In other words, the mission has clear conditions different from those of the quest. For example, if the quest is "fight against an enemy character" and the quest clear condition is "annihilation of the opposing enemy character", the mission clear condition is "do not use the specified item in the battle" or "predetermined attack means, for example, annihilate enemy characters with magic". During execution of the quest, either one of the quest clear condition and the mission clear condition may be achieved, or both of them may be achieved. When the user's game action fulfills the mission clear condition, the user is given a predetermined reward. Below, the reward given to the user by clearing the mission is referred to as "mission reward".

Gacha is a method of selecting arbitrary game contents by lottery based on a predetermined selection ratio. Any selected game content is provided to the user's game device 5 . Game media consumed to play gacha include, for example, "paid stones" which are paid game media given to the user through billing operations, and "free stones" which are free game media given to the user through game actions. There is It should be noted that "providing game media to the user" is synonymous with "associating the game media with identification information indicating the user". Also, "a game medium is owned by a user" is synonymous with "a game medium is associated with identification information indicating a user".

Among game media, there are game media that can be enhanced. Any user is given the opportunity to acquire enhanceable game media, whether or not a charge is made. In other words, the user is given an opportunity to acquire the upgradeable game content without paying. For example, a user can acquire upgradeable game content by completing a predetermined event in the game.

In the game of the present embodiment, any user is given an opportunity to nurture a game content that can be strengthened according to the game play. For example, the user can use items obtained by playing quests, missions, etc. for the game media that can be enhanced, thereby developing the game media that can be enhanced. Alternatively, the user can acquire the experience value of the player character by playing quests, missions, etc., and train the player character by accumulating the experience value of the player character.

In the game of this embodiment, the user selects a plurality of player characters according to his/her preference from among all the player characters owned by the user, thereby creating a so-called party consisting of a group of a plurality of player characters. It is possible to The user challenges the above quests and missions using the party created by the user.

In the game of this embodiment, a parameter called stamina is consumed when a game part included in the game is started and played. A game part is content that can be played by a user in a game, and includes mini-games, events, etc., in addition to the quests and missions described above. Stamina is consumed, for example, when starting and playing a quest. Stamina recovers over time, regardless of quest progress. Stamina can also be recovered according to user instructions such as consumption of consumable media and various items in the game.

Such games can be played using a game device 5, which is a home game machine such as PlayStation (registered trademark), a portable game machine such as Nintendo Switch (registered trademark), or an electronic device such as a personal computer, a smartphone, or a tablet. executed. Below, the case where the game device 5 is a smart phone is illustrated.

<Overview of Game System 1>
A game system 1 is composed of a server device 2 and a plurality of game devices 5 . The server device 2 stores a game program and game data, and manages the game data of the game device 5, more specifically, the game data for each account.

The game device 5 executes a predetermined game based on user's operation. For this purpose, the game device 5 receives game programs and game data from the server device 2 via the communication network 6, specifically downloads and installs them. Each user is associated with game device 5 and assigned account information including identification information and a password. This account information is transmitted from the game device 5 to the server device 2 at the time of login, and is used for user authentication in the server device 2 .

Mutual communication between the server device 2 and the game device 5 becomes possible after the user authentication. After logging in, when the game device 5 receives data necessary for progressing the game, for example, data relating to the progress of the game, from the server device 2, the game device 5 outputs game images and sounds from the display 61 and the speaker 62 based on the user's operation. , to advance the game.

<Configuration of game system 1>
The hardware configurations of the server device 2 and the game device 5 will be described below with reference to FIG. Note that each of the plurality of game devices 5 has the same configuration as each other.

<Configuration of Server Apparatus 2>
As shown in FIG. 1, the server device 2 has a network interface 21, a storage section 22 and a control section . Network interface 21 and storage unit 22 are electrically connected to control unit 23 via bus 29 .

The network interface 21 is communicably connected to each game device 5 via a communication network 6 such as the Internet and LAN.
The storage unit 22 includes a HDD (Hard Disk Drive), a RAM (Random Access Memory), a ROM (Read Only Memory), an SSD (Solid State Drive), and the like. The storage unit 22 stores various data such as a user DB (Data Base) 221, a quest DB 222, and a mission DB 223, in addition to various programs including part of the game program of the present embodiment.

The quest DB 222 stores basic information of various quests that can be played in the game. The quests registered in the quest DB 222 correspond to quests that can be played in the game. Specifically, the quest DB 222 stores basic quest information such as a quest identification number, quest name, stamina consumption, clear conditions, clear reward information, and recommended strength for each of a plurality of quests. . The quest identification number is information that can uniquely identify the content of the quest. The quest name is the name of the quest. Consumed stamina is the consumption of stamina required to start and play the quest. In this embodiment, the stamina consumed with the start of the quest corresponds to the price of the quest.

The recommended strength indicates the player's strength recommended for clearing the quest. Specifically, in the game of this embodiment, "party strength" is used as a parameter that quantifies the overall strength of the party currently used by the user. The party strength can be obtained by inputting, for example, the numerical values of the status of a plurality of player characters belonging to the party and the numerical values of the strength of possessed items into a predetermined arithmetic expression. The numerical values of the status are hit points, attack power, defense power, and the like of the player character. The value of the recommended strength of the quest stored in the quest DB 222 is set to a numerical value that can be compared with the value of the party strength. That is, if the value of the recommended strength of the quest is close to the value of the party strength, the quest is the optimum quest for the user to clear. On the other hand, the larger the recommended strength value of a quest is than the party strength value, the more difficult it becomes for the user to clear the quest. Conversely, the smaller the recommended strength value of a quest is than the party strength value, the easier it is for the user to clear the quest. Thus, the recommended strength of a quest is the numerical value of the difficulty of the quest.

The user DB 221 contains, for each user identification number playing the game, user information, game media given to the user, information on the player character operated by the user, amount of consumable media usable in the virtual game space, parameters and the like are associated and stored. The user information includes information such as user name and user rank. The information about the player character includes information such as the level and status of the player character, party information, equipment and items associated with the player character. The parameter information includes, for example, the stamina value associated with the user and the amount of in-game currency such as coins held.

The control unit 23 is composed of a microcomputer having a CPU and semiconductor memory, and controls the operation of the server device 2 .
The control unit 23 functions as information processing means 231 and collation means 232 by executing various programs.

- Information processing means 231 -
The information processing means 231 transmits and receives various data to and from each game device 5 . Main data received by the information processing means 231 include game program download request information, gacha lottery request according to user's operation, account information, game data, and the like. The main data transmitted by the information processing means 231 include information for confirming that the game device 5 has received the game program, information regarding game content obtained by gacha, and the like.

The information processing means 231 executes processing for settling the charge based on the charge request received from the game device 5 via the network interface 21 . A billing request is made to restore a predetermined amount of a game parameter, such as stamina.
- Verification means 232 -
The verification unit 232 uses the user identification information received from the game device 5 to authenticate the user account.

<Configuration of game device 5>
A display 61 , a speaker 62 and a touch pad 63 are externally connected to or built into the game device 5 . The game device 5 also has a network interface 51 , a graphics processing section 52 , an audio processing section 53 , an operation section 54 , a storage section 55 and a control section 56 . Network interface 51 , graphics processing unit 52 , audio processing unit 53 , operation unit 54 and storage unit 55 are electrically connected to control unit 56 via bus 59 .

The network interface 51 is communicably connected to the communication network 6 for transmitting and receiving various data between the game device 5 and the server device 2 .
The graphics processing unit 52 draws game images in a moving image format based on the game image information output from the control unit 56 . The game image includes characters and various objects related to the virtual game space. The graphics processing unit 52 is connected to, for example, a liquid crystal display 61, and displays a game image drawn in a moving image format on the display 61 as a game screen.

The audio processing unit 53 is connected to the speaker 62 , reproduces and synthesizes game sound based on instructions from the control unit 56 , and outputs the game sound from the speaker 62 .
The operation unit 54 is connected to the touch pad 63 and transmits/receives data regarding operations and inputs to/from the touch pad 63 . A user can input an operation signal to the game device 5 by performing a touch operation on the touch pad 63 .

The storage unit 55 is composed of an HDD, an SSD, a RAM, a ROM, and the like. The storage unit 55 stores game data downloaded from the server device 2, various programs including part of the game program, account information of the game device 5, and the like.
The control unit 56 is composed of a microcomputer having a CPU and a semiconductor memory, and controls operations of the game device 5 .

By executing various programs, the control unit 56 executes communication means 561, game execution means 562, quest execution means 563, candidate quest presentation means 564, quest reward provision means 565, mission presentation means 566, mission reward provision means 567, It functions as audio control means 568 and display control means 569 . These means 561 to 569 respectively correspond to a communication section, a game execution section, a quest execution section, a candidate quest presentation section, a quest reward provision section, a mission presentation section, a mission reward provision section, a voice control section, and a display control section.

-Communication means 561-
A communication unit 561 communicates with the server device 2 via the network interface 51 .
The communication unit 561 generates information that can be grasped by the server device 2 based on various operation signals received by the operation unit 54 from the touch pad 63 and transmits the information to the server device 2 . For example, the communication means 561 transmits account information, new game data download request information, gacha execution request, and the like to the server device 2 . The communication means 561 also receives from the server device 2 new game data transmitted from the server device 2 in response to the download request information, information on game media selected by lottery processing, and the like.

-Game execution means 562-
The game executing means 562 reads data such as virtual game space objects and textures included in the game data from the storage unit 55 or receives data from the server device 2 based on the user's operation of the touch pad 63 . The game executing means 562 generates two-dimensional or three-dimensional game image information while executing a game program using data such as virtual game space objects and textures. As the game image information is processed by the graphics processing unit 52 , the processed game image is sequentially displayed on the display 61 .

The game executing means 562 arranges the character on the game image based on the operation of the user of the game device 5, and controls the behavior of the character in the virtual game space according to the user's operation and the progress of the game.
-Quest execution means 563-
The quest execution means 563 acquires basic information of various quests stored in the quest DB 222 from the server device 2 via the communication means 561 . The quest executing means 563 displays one or more quests according to the progress of the game among the various quests acquired from the server device 2 on the display 61 based on the user's operation of the touch pad 63 . When the user selects a quest displayed on the display 61 by operating the touch pad 63, the quest executing means 563 executes the selected quest. The user can acquire a reward corresponding to the quest by playing the game executed by the quest executing means 563 and satisfying the clear condition of the quest. A quest selected based on the user's operation of the touch pad 63 is hereinafter referred to as a "selected quest".

-Candidate quest presentation means 564-
The candidate quest presentation means 564 acquires basic information of various quests stored in the quest DB 222 from the server device 2 via the communication means 561 . The candidate quest presenting means 564 extracts a plurality of candidate quests based on predetermined conditions from various quests acquired from the server device 2, and presents the plurality of extracted candidates based on the operation of the touch pad 63 by the user. The quest is displayed on the display 61 and presented to the user.

A candidate quest is a quest that has the same quest content as a normal quest, but offers a reward that can be obtained when cleared compared to a normal quest. In addition, the candidate quests are also quests to which the stamina consumed during execution of the quests is preferentially treated. Below, among the quests that the user can play, the quests other than the candidate quests are referred to as "normal quests".

The predetermined condition is set so that a quest having a difficulty level that can be cleared using the game content owned by the user is extracted. Predetermined conditions are, for example, extracting quests with a degree of difficulty within a predetermined range based on the value of the user's party strength as candidate quests, extracting five candidate quests, and extracting quests that have not been cleared by the user. It is set in the form of including at least one.

The candidate quest presenting unit 564 extracts a plurality of candidate quests with different difficulty levels when extracting candidate quests from various quests. Specifically, when extracting candidate quests from various quests, as a criterion for determining whether the recommended strength set for the quest belongs to the value of the party strength, Three ranges are set, a range and a high difficulty range. The appropriate difficulty range is set, for example, with the value of party strength as the median value, from a lower threshold value that is a predetermined value smaller than the median value to an upper threshold value that is greater than the median value by a predetermined value. The appropriate difficulty range may be set within a range from a lower limit threshold that is smaller than the upper limit by a predetermined value to the upper limit, with the value of party strength as the upper limit. The range of the low difficulty level is set within a predetermined range that is smaller than the lower limit threshold of the appropriate difficulty level. The high difficulty range is set within a predetermined range that is greater than the upper limit of the appropriate difficulty level. Candidate quest presenting means 564, from among various quests, three quests with recommended strength values within the range of appropriate difficulty, one quest within the range of low difficulty, and one quest within the range of high difficulty. A total of five candidate quests are extracted in the form of one quest. In this way, the candidate quest presenting means 564 extracts a plurality of candidate quests with different difficulty levels from among the plurality of quests that can be played by the user.

If there are more quests than the number of candidate quests to be extracted, the quests to be presented as candidate quests will be identified based on a predetermined standard. do. The predetermined criteria may be completely random, or quests that provide a specific reward every predetermined period of time, such as a daily change, may be specified and randomly selected from among them. In addition, considering the holding status and training status of the game media owned by the user, the game media required by the user may be specified at random from the available quests. Among the rare materials, it may be possible to preferentially identify rare stocks that can obtain the materials of game media with a small number of insufficient materials (that is, game media that can be evolved a little more). Also, among the quests that the user can challenge, unplayed and uncleared quests may be preferentially specified. Alternatively, candidate quests may be specified by lottery based on probabilities weighted based on the above-described criteria rather than randomly.

The candidate quest presenting means 564 displays the extracted candidate quests on the display 61 based on the operation of the touch pad 63 by the user. When the user selects a candidate quest displayed on the display 61 by operating the touch pad 63, the quest executing means 563 executes the selected candidate quest.

In the game of this embodiment, it is possible to repeatedly clear candidate quests. However, when the candidate quest is cleared a predetermined number of times, the candidate quest cannot be cleared any more. The predetermined number of times is individually set for each of the plurality of candidate quests. When presenting the candidate quest to the user, the candidate quest presenting means 564 also presents a predetermined number of times, which is the upper limit of the number of clears of the candidate quest.

When the user's game action clears candidate quests a predetermined number of times, the user can obtain a further reward. Below, this reward is referred to as an “individual complete reward”.
In addition, when the user's game action clears all of the candidate quests a predetermined number of times, the user can obtain a further reward. Below, this reward is referred to as "all complete reward".

- Quest Reward Giving Means 565 -
The quest reward giving means 565 gives the user a reward corresponding to the quest using basic information of various quests when the user's game action satisfies the clear condition of the selected quest. As the basic information of various quests, for example, information acquired from the quest DB 222 of the server device 2 by the quest executing means 563 and the candidate quest presenting means 564 can be used. Specifically, when the selected quest that satisfies the clear condition is a normal quest, the quest reward granting means 565 acquires the clear reward information associated with the identification number of the quest from the basic information of the quest. , and rewards the user according to the information. In addition, when the selected quest satisfying the clear condition is a candidate quest, the quest reward granting means 565 obtains clear reward information associated with the identification number of the quest from the basic information of the quest. To give a user a reward that is more favorable than information. For example, if the clear reward information registered in the basic information of the quest includes a currency, the quest reward granting means 565 converts the currency obtained by multiplying the value of the currency by a predetermined preferential coefficient. Give it to the user as a reward. Note that the predetermined preferential treatment coefficient is 1 or more and is predetermined.

The quest reward giving unit 565 adjusts the preferential treatment degree of the reward according to the difficulty of the candidate quest when giving the user a reward for the candidate quest. For example, if the candidate quest has a high difficulty level, the quest reward granting means 565 gives a greater degree of preferential treatment to the reward than if the candidate quest has an appropriate difficulty level. Conversely, when the candidate quest has a low difficulty level, the quest reward granting means 565 makes the reward preferential treatment smaller than when the candidate quest has an appropriate difficulty level. The degree of preferential treatment can be adjusted, for example, by adjusting the preferential treatment coefficient described above.

The quest reward granting means 565 monitors the number of times each candidate quest has been cleared, and when the number of times one of the candidate quests has been cleared reaches a predetermined number of times, it gives the user an individual completion reward. In addition, the quest reward granting means 565 grants the user a reward for completing all candidate quests when the number of clears of all the candidate quests has reached a predetermined number.

- Mission Presentation Means 566 -
The mission presentation means 566 acquires basic information of various missions stored in the mission DB 223 from the server device 2 via the communication means 561 . The mission presenting means 566 selects a plurality of missions from various missions acquired from the server device 2, and presents the selected missions to the user by displaying them on the display 61 based on the user's operation of the touch pad 63. . The missions presented by the mission presenting means 566 are missions that are updated each time a predetermined period elapses, such as daily missions that are updated every day.

The mission presenting means 566 presents a plurality of individual missions selected from various missions stored in the mission DB 223, a first complete mission whose clear condition is to complete all of these missions, and a plurality of candidates. Create a second complete mission whose clear condition is to complete all of the quests. Note that the clearing condition of the first complete mission does not include the condition of clearing all of the plurality of candidate quests. The mission presenting means 566 presents the first complete mission and the second complete mission to the user by displaying them on the display 61 . Note that, hereinafter, among the plurality of missions, the missions other than the first complete mission and the second complete mission will be referred to as "normal missions".

-Mission Reward Giving Means 567-
The mission reward granting means 567 uses basic information of various missions to provide the user with a reward corresponding to the mission each time a mission is achieved by the user's game action, more specifically, each time a mission clear condition is satisfied. Give. As the basic information of various missions, for example, information obtained by the mission presenting means 566 from the Quest DB 222 of the server device 2 can be used. Specifically, the mission reward providing means 567 acquires clear reward information associated with the identification number of the mission that has satisfied the clear condition from the mission basic information, and gives the user a reward according to the information. .

-Voice control means 568-
The audio control means 568 controls the audio output of the speaker 62 based on the user's operation on the game device 5 when executing the game.
-Display control means 569-
The display control means 569 controls the display output of the display 61 based on the user's operation on the game device 5 when executing the game. For example, the display control means 569 displays a list of candidate quests, a list of missions, and the like on the display 61 .

Next, examples of screens displayed on the display 61 by the display control means 569 will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 to 9. FIG.
The display control means 569 causes the display 61 to display the top screen 70 shown in FIG. 2 when the user starts the game. A candidate quest button 700 , a normal quest button 701 and a mission button 702 are provided on the top screen 70 . Although "recommended quest" is displayed on the candidate quest button 700 in FIG. 2, "recommended quest" and "candidate quest" have the same meaning in this embodiment. The candidate quest button 700 is a button for displaying a list of candidate quests. The normal quest button 701 is a button for displaying a list of normal quests. A mission button 702 is a button for displaying a list of missions.

When the candidate quest button 700 shown in FIG. 2 is operated, the display control means 569 causes the display 61 to display the candidate quest selection screen 71 shown in FIG. The candidate quest selection screen 71 is provided with an update time display area 710 , a help button 711 and a candidate quest list display area 712 .

The candidate quest list display area 712 is an area in which all of the candidate quests extracted by the candidate quest presenting means 564 are listed and displayed. 4 shows a screen displayed when the candidate quest list display area 712 is scrolled upward by operating the touch pad 63 on the candidate quest selection screen 71 shown in FIG. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the candidate quest list display area 712 is provided with individual display areas 713 to 717 corresponding to a plurality of candidate quests, respectively, and a completion reward display area 718 . Since the contents displayed in each of the individual display areas 713 to 717 are the same, the contents displayed in the individual display area 713 will be representatively described below.

The individual display area 713 is provided with a difficulty level display area 7130 , a preferential treatment content display area 7131 , an achievement level display area 7132 and a detail display button 7133 .
The difficulty level display area 7130 is a portion where the difficulty level of the corresponding candidate quest is displayed. "Challenge!", "Appropriate", and "Shoulder break-in" displayed in the difficulty level display areas 7130 of the individual display areas 713 to 717 correspond to candidate quests of high difficulty, appropriate difficulty, and low difficulty. , respectively.

The preferential treatment content display area 7131 is an area in which the type and degree of preferential treatment given by the candidate quest are displayed. FIGS. 3 and 4 exemplify a case where rewards preferentially treated by candidate quests are "experience points" and "currency."
The achievement degree display area 7132 is an area in which the number of times the candidate quest has been cleared and a predetermined number of times, which is its upper limit, are displayed in numerical values and in a bar format. 3 and 4 illustrate the case where the predetermined number of times is set to "3". For example, if the user clears "recommended quest 1" only once through game actions, the number of clears of the candidate quests displayed in the achievement level display area 7132 changes from "0" to "1". The bar extends according to the ratio of the number of clears.

The detail display button 7133 is a button for displaying details of candidate quests. The display control means 569 displays the candidate quest details screen 72 shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 5, the candidate quest details screen 72 is provided with a difficulty level display area 721, a preferential treatment content display area 723, and an achievement level display area 724, similar to the candidate quest selection screen 71 shown in FIG. there is In addition to these, the candidate quest detail screen 72 is provided with a quest name display area 720, a stamina display area 722, a reward display area 725, and a quest transition button 726.

The quest name display area 720 is an area in which names of candidate quests are displayed. The user can recognize the summary of the candidate quest by confirming the name of the candidate quest displayed in the quest name display area 720 .
The stamina display area 722 is an area in which the preferential treatment degree of stamina consumed along with the execution of the candidate quest is displayed. Specifically, in the stamina display area 722, text indicates how much preferential treatment is given to the stamina consumed if the candidate quest is a normal quest.

The reward display area 725 is an area in which a reward given to the user when the number of times the candidate quest has been cleared reaches a predetermined number of times is displayed.
The quest transition button 726 is a button for challenging candidate quests. The display control means 569 displays the quest challenge screen 73 shown in FIG. 6 on the display 61 when the quest transition button 726 is operated.

As shown in FIG. 6, the quest challenge screen 73 is provided with a quest name display area 730, a difficulty level display area 731, and a stamina display area 732, similar to the candidate quest detail screen 72 shown in FIG. In addition to these, the quest challenge screen 73 is provided with a party display area 733 , a candidate quest information display area 734 and a quest execution button 735 .

The party display area 733 is an area in which the types and levels of the player characters of the party challenging the quest are displayed.
The candidate quest information display area 734 is an area for displaying that the quest to be challenged corresponds to the candidate quest and the remaining number of possible challenges for the candidate quest. The remaining number of times the candidate quest can be challenged is equal to a value obtained by subtracting the current number of times the candidate quest has been cleared from a predetermined number of times, which is the upper limit of the number of times cleared.

The quest execution button 735 is a button for challenging the quest displayed on the quest challenge screen 73 . That is, when the user operates the quest execution button 735, the quest executing means 563 executes the candidate quest.
When the user operates the quest execution button 735 to play the candidate quest and the clear condition of the candidate quest is satisfied, the display control means 569 displays the reward screen 74 shown in FIG. The reward screen 74 is provided with display areas 740 and 741 for each of a plurality of rewards. The remuneration display area 740 is provided with a basic remuneration display area 7400 and a preferential remuneration area 7401 . The basic reward display area 7400 is an area in which the basic reward obtained when the candidate quest is a normal quest is displayed. The preferential reward area 7401 is an area in which preferential rewards obtained in addition to basic rewards by playing candidate quests are displayed. That is, the remuneration obtained by adding the basic remuneration displayed in the basic remuneration display area 7400 and the preferential remuneration displayed in the preferential remuneration display area 7401 is the remuneration actually given to the user. In order to make it easier to distinguish between the basic reward and the preferential reward, in the preferential reward area 7401, in addition to the icon Ab corresponding to the reward game content, the candidate quest icon Ag is additionally displayed. The display area 741 is similarly displayed.

The detail display button 7133 shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 changes to a reward acquisition button when the corresponding candidate quest has been cleared a predetermined number of times. By operating this reward acquisition button, the user can receive an individual completion reward for the candidate quest.
A completion reward display area 718 displayed in the candidate quest list display area 712 of FIG.

The reward content display area 7180 is an area in which the content of all completion rewards, which are rewards given to the user when the number of clears of all the candidate quests reaches a predetermined number of times, is displayed.
The achievement level display area 7181 is an area in which the number of candidate quests that have been cleared a predetermined number of times is displayed in a numerical value and a bar format.

Reward acquisition button 7182 is a button for acquiring all completion rewards. The reward acquisition button 7182 is grayed out when the number of clears of any one of the candidate quests has not reached a predetermined number of times, thereby recognizing that the user cannot operate it. shown to be possible. When all the candidate quests have been cleared a predetermined number of times, the reward acquisition button 7182 is ungrayed and the user can operate the reward acquisition button 7182 .

The update time display area 710 is an area for displaying the remaining time until the candidate quest is updated. That is, when the time displayed in the update time display area 710 reaches "00:00:00", the contents of all the candidate quests displayed in the candidate quest selection screen 71 are updated, and the update time display area The time displayed at 710 returns to its initial value. By updating the contents of all the candidate quests, the contents and rewards of the candidate quests displayed in the individual display areas 713 to 717 are updated, and the degree of achievement is returned to zero. Similarly, the contents of all the completion rewards displayed in the completion reward display area 718 are also updated, and their achievement levels return to zero.

The help button 711 is a button for displaying details of candidate quests. The display control means 569 displays the help screen 75 shown in FIG. 8 on the display 61 when the help button 711 is operated. On the help screen 75, the contents of the preferential treatment when playing the candidate quest are specifically displayed in the form of images or sentences. Therefore, by browsing the help screen 75, the user can recognize the benefits obtained by playing the candidate quest.

When the mission button 702 shown in FIG. 2 is operated, the display control means 569 displays the mission selection screen 76 shown in FIG. The mission selection screen 76 is provided with individual mission display areas 761 to 763, a first complete mission display area 765 and a second complete mission display area 766. FIG.

Individual mission display areas 761 to 763 display clear conditions, achievement levels, rewards, and the like for each of the plurality of missions selected by the mission presentation means 566 .
The first complete mission display area 765 displays the conditions for clearing the first complete mission, the degree of achievement, the reward, and the like. In the first complete mission display area 765, characters are displayed to let the user know that clearing all of the candidate quests is not included in the clearing conditions of the first complete mission. be done.

The second complete mission display area 766 displays the conditions for clearing the second complete mission, the degree of achievement, the reward, and the like.
<Flow of Operation of Game System 1>
Next, with reference to FIG. 10, the procedures of candidate quest extraction processing and presentation processing executed by the control unit 56 of the game device 5 will be described. The processing shown in FIG. 10 is repeatedly executed at a predetermined cycle by the candidate quest presenting means 564 of the control section 56 .

As shown in FIG. 10, the candidate quest presenting unit 564 first determines whether or not a predetermined time has passed since the previous update of the candidate quest (step S10). The predetermined time is set to one day, for example. If the candidate quest presenting unit 564 determines that a predetermined time has passed since the previous update of the candidate quest (step S10: YES), it selects a quest from among various quests obtainable from the server device 2 based on predetermined conditions. to extract a plurality of candidate quests (step S11). As described above, the predetermined condition is the condition corresponding to the user information, specifically, extracting quests with a difficulty level (recommended strength value) within a predetermined range based on the value of the user's party strength as a candidate quest. It is set in the form of Further, the candidate quest presenting means 564 extracts, as candidate quests, a plurality of quests with different difficulty classifications when the user clears them, based on this predetermined condition. The candidate quest presenting unit 564 updates the list of candidate quests based on the plurality of candidate quests extracted in the process of step S11 (step S12).

When the candidate quest presenting means 564 executes the process of step S12 or makes a negative determination in the process of step S10, the candidate quest presenting means 564 determines whether the candidate quest button 700 has been operated on the top screen 70 shown in FIG. It is determined whether or not (step S13). If the candidate quest button 700 has not been operated (step S13: NO), the candidate quest presenting means 564 once terminates the processing shown in FIG. When the candidate quest button 700 is operated (step S13: YES), the candidate quest presenting means 564 displays the candidate quest selection screen 71 on which a plurality of candidate quests are listed as shown in FIGS. , is displayed on the display 61 through the display control means 569 (step S14).

After the candidate quest selection screen 71 is displayed on the display 61 in this way, when the user plays and clears one of the plurality of candidate quests displayed on the candidate quest selection screen 71, the user receives a reward. Granted.
Next, with reference to FIG. 11, a procedure of processing for giving a quest reward to the user, which is executed by the control unit 56, will be described. The processing shown in FIG. 11 is repeatedly executed at a predetermined cycle by the quest reward granting means 565 of the control unit 56 .

As shown in FIG. 11, the quest reward giving unit 565 of the control unit 56 first determines whether or not the clear condition is satisfied by the user playing the selected quest (step S20). When the quest reward giving means determines that the clear condition of the selected quest is not satisfied (step S20: NO), the process shown in FIG. 11 is once terminated. When the quest reward granting means 565 determines that the clear condition of the selected quest is satisfied (step S20: YES), it determines whether or not the selected quest corresponds to the candidate quest (step S21).

When the selected quest does not correspond to the candidate quest (step S21: NO), that is, when the selected quest is a normal quest, the quest reward giving means 565 gives the user a normal quest reward (step S22). . If the selected quest corresponds to the candidate quest (step S21: YES), the quest reward giving means 565 gives the user a quest reward that is more favorable than the normal quest reward (step S23).

Subsequently, the quest reward granting means 565 increments the number of clears of the candidate quest for which the clear condition is satisfied (step S24), and determines whether or not the number of clears has reached a predetermined number (step S25). If the number of times of clearing has not reached the predetermined number of times (step S25: NO), the quest reward granting means 565 once terminates the processing shown in FIG. If the number of clears has reached the predetermined number (step S25: YES), the quest reward giving means 565 permits acquisition of an individual completion reward for the candidate quest (step S26), and if the number of clears reaches the predetermined number of times. Further play of the reached candidate quest is prohibited (step S27).

Next, the procedure of mission extraction processing and presentation processing executed by the control unit 56 of the game device 5 will be described with reference to FIG. 12 . Note that the process shown in FIG. 12 is repeatedly executed at a predetermined cycle by the mission presentation means 566 of the control section 56 .
As shown in FIG. 12, the mission presenting means 566 first determines whether or not a predetermined time has passed since the previous mission list update (step S30). The predetermined time is set to one day, for example. When the mission presenting means 566 determines that a predetermined time has passed since the last update of the mission list (step S30: YES), it extracts a plurality of missions from various missions obtainable from the server device 2. (Step S31). Then, the mission presenting unit 566 updates the mission list based on the plurality of missions extracted in the process of step S31 (step S32). In addition, when updating the mission list, the mission presenting means 566 provides a first complete mission of clearing all of a plurality of candidate quests and a second complete mission of clearing all missions except the first complete mission. and to the list of missions. In this embodiment, the first complete mission corresponds to the mission of clearing the candidate quest. Moreover, a 2nd complete mission corresponds to the mission for the purpose of achieving all the missions except the mission of clearing a candidate quest.

When the mission presentation means 566 executes the process of step S32 or makes a negative determination in the process of step S30, it determines whether the mission button 702 has been operated on the top screen 70 shown in FIG. is determined (step S33). If the mission button 702 has not been operated (step S33: NO), the mission presenting means 566 once terminates the processing shown in FIG. When the mission button 702 is operated (step S33: YES), the mission presenting means 566 displays, through the display control means 569, a mission selection screen 76 listing a plurality of missions as shown in FIG. 61 (step S34).

Next, with reference to FIG. 13, a procedure of processing for giving a mission reward to the user, which is executed by the control unit 56, will be described. Note that the process shown in FIG. 13 is repeatedly executed at a predetermined cycle by the mission reward granting means 567 of the control section 56 .
As shown in FIG. 13, the mission reward providing means 567 first determines whether or not any of the normal mission clear conditions are satisfied (step S40). When the clear condition for any of the plurality of normal missions is satisfied (step S40: YES), the mission reward granting means 567 permits acquisition of the mission reward corresponding to the normal mission for which the clear condition is satisfied. (step S41).

When the mission reward giving means 567 executes the process of step S41 or makes a negative determination in the process of step S40, it determines whether or not the clear condition of the first complete mission is satisfied ( step S42). When the clear condition of the first complete mission is satisfied (step S42: YES), the mission reward granting means 567 permits acquisition of the first complete reward corresponding to the mission (step S43).

When the mission reward giving means 567 executes the process of step S43 or makes a negative determination in the process of step S42, it determines whether or not the conditions for clearing the second complete mission are satisfied ( step S44). When the clear condition of the second complete mission is satisfied (step S44: YES), the mission reward granting means 567 permits acquisition of the second complete reward corresponding to the mission (step S45). In this embodiment, the second completion reward corresponds to a reward different from the mission reward.

In summary, the control unit 56 (computer) of the game device 5 is a quest execution means (563) for executing a selected quest that is a quest selected by the user from among a plurality of quests that can be played in the game, and a selection A quest reward giving means (565) for giving a quest reward to the user based on the quest play result, and a candidate quest presenting means (564) for extracting and presenting candidate quests based on predetermined conditions from a plurality of quests. , and when the selected quest corresponds to the candidate quest, the quest reward is preferentially treated than when the selected quest does not correspond to the candidate quest.

Further, a quest executing means for executing a selected quest, which is a quest selected by the user from among a plurality of quests that can be played in the game, on the condition of payment of consideration (stamina). (563), quest reward giving means (565) for giving a quest reward to the user based on the play result of the selected quest, and candidates for extracting and presenting candidate quests based on predetermined conditions from a plurality of quests. It functions as a quest presenting means (564), and when the selected quest corresponds to the candidate quest, the consideration is given more preferentially than when the selected quest does not correspond to the candidate quest.

<effect>
In the game system 1 described above, candidate quests with preferential quest rewards and stamina are presented to the user, so that the user preferentially plays the candidate quests. Since candidate quests are extracted based on predetermined conditions from among a plurality of quests, it is difficult for the user to repeatedly play only the same quest. Therefore, the user is less likely to feel bored with the game, and the user's motivation can be maintained.

The candidate quest presenting means 564 extracts a plurality of quests with different difficulty classifications when the user clears them as candidate quests. This allows the user to play a plurality of candidate quests with different degrees of difficulty, so that the user is less likely to feel bored with the game.
The candidate quests include quests that have not been cleared when the user plays the quests, among the plurality of quests. According to this configuration, the user can play uncleared quests as candidate quests, so that the user is less likely to feel bored with the game.

Candidate quests can be cleared multiple times. The candidate quest presenting means 564 gives preferential quest rewards to the user based on the play result of the selected quest on condition that the candidate quest has been cleared a predetermined number of times or less. According to this configuration, since it is possible to avoid a situation in which the user repeatedly plays only the specific candidate quest, the user is less likely to feel bored with the game.

The mission list includes the first complete mission to clear the candidate quest. According to this configuration, since the purpose of clearing the candidate quests is further expanded, the user is even less likely to feel bored with the game.
The mission reward granting means 567 is based on the fulfillment of the clearing conditions of the second complete mission, that is, the completion of all the missions except the first complete mission for the purpose of clearing the candidate quest. A second complete reward, which is an additional reward different from the reward, is given to the user. According to this configuration, it is possible to avoid forcing the user to clear the candidate quest when aiming to achieve the first complete mission, so that a user-friendly game can be provided.

The clear condition for the first complete mission is to clear all of the candidate quests. The condition for clearing the second complete mission is to clear all missions except for the first complete mission. As a result, when all the candidate quests except one of the candidate quests satisfy the clear conditions and the clear condition of the remaining one candidate quest is satisfied, the clear condition of the first complete mission is satisfied. is sometimes fulfilled, but the conditions for clearing the second complete mission are never fulfilled. Therefore, multiple missions are presented in the mission list so that two or more missions are not accomplished at the same time by clearing the candidate quests. According to this configuration, it is possible to avoid excessive rewards for clearing candidate quests.

<First modification>
Next, the 1st modification of the game system 1 of the said embodiment is demonstrated.
The display control means 569 of this modification displays the normal quest selection screen 77 shown in FIG. 14 on the display 61 when the normal quest button 701 is operated on the top screen 70 shown in FIG. The normal quest selection screen 77 is provided with quest display areas 770 and 771 and a candidate quest notification area 772 . The quest display areas 770 and 771 are areas where quests that can be played by the user are displayed. The candidate quest notification area 772 is an area where an icon or the like is displayed so that the user can recognize that the quest displayed in the quest display area corresponds to the candidate quest. FIG. 14 illustrates a case where the quest displayed in the quest display area 770 corresponds to the candidate quest. When the user operates the quest display area 770, the quest challenge screen 73 shown in FIG. 6 is displayed on the display.

According to this configuration, the user can play the candidate quest from the normal quest selection screen 77, so that convenience can be improved.
<Second modification>
Next, a second modification of the game system 1 of the above embodiment will be described.

In the game of the above embodiment, when the number of clears of a given candidate quest reaches a given limited number of times, it is impossible to play the given candidate quest any more. However, some users may wish to play a predetermined candidate quest that exceeds the limited number of times. In order to satisfy such a request, the quest reward granting means 565 increases the limit number of times corresponding to the predetermined candidate quest by consuming charged stones for the predetermined candidate quest whose number of times of clearing has reached the limit number. It is also possible to perform processing to cause

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 15, the quest reward granting means 565 first determines whether or not the user has performed an operation to consume paid stones to increase the limited number of candidate quests (step S50). When the quest reward granting means 565 determines that the user has performed an operation to increase the limited number of times by consuming paid stones (step S50: YES), the quest reward granting means 565 increases the limited number of times (step S51). For example, when the limit number of times is set to "3" in advance, the quest reward granting means 565 increases the limit number of times to "6" by consuming paid stones. In this way, by increasing the limit number of times based on the user's billing operation, it is possible to prompt the user to bill.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 16, the display control means 569, for example, when the number of times of clearing the quest displayed in the individual display area 716 reaches the limit number of times, the display is grayed out, etc. A display area 7160 may be displayed in the individual display area 716 so that it is possible to recognize that the limited number of times of the quest can be increased by consuming paid stones while making it possible to recognize that preferential treatment of reward is not available. The same applies to the other individual display areas 713-715, 717.

Further, the quest reward granting means 565 may perform processing for increasing the limited number of times corresponding to the candidate quest based on the consumption of free stones. In this case, the amount of increase in the limit number of times may differ between when paid stones are consumed and when free stones are consumed. For example, when the limit number of times is set to "3" in advance, the quest reward granting means 565 increases the limit number of times to "6" when paid stones are consumed, and increases the limit number of times to "6" when free stones are consumed. to "4". According to this configuration, the user can arbitrarily adjust the playable number of candidate quests by consuming paid stones or free stones, so that a game that is easier to play can be provided.

<Third modification>
Next, the 3rd modification of the game system 1 of the said embodiment is demonstrated.
The condition for clearing the second complete mission may be a condition that all missions including the first complete mission are cleared. In this case, when all the candidate quests other than one of the plurality of candidate quests satisfy the clear conditions, and the clear condition of the remaining one candidate quest is satisfied, the first complete mission and the second There is a chance that the clear conditions for each of the Complete Missions are met together. Therefore, the mission list presents multiple missions that are simultaneously accomplished by clearing the candidate quests. This configuration makes it easier for the user to proceed with the mission, so a user-friendly game can be provided.

[Other embodiments]
The various control means and processing procedures described in the above embodiments are examples, and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention, its applications, or its uses. Various control means and processing procedures can be appropriately modified in design without changing the gist of the present invention.

Some of the games of the above embodiments can acquire any one of a plurality of game contents with a predetermined selection probability as a quest reward. A selection probability is set in advance for each of a plurality of game media. In such a game, as preferential treatment of quest rewards for candidate quests, for example, preferential treatment may be given to the selection probability of specific game media, or preferential treatment may be given to game media parameters.

The predetermined condition for the candidate quest presenting means 564 to extract candidate quests from among a plurality of quests is not limited to the condition using the user's party strength, and can be changed as appropriate. For example, when the parameter obtained by quantifying the overall strength of all game media possessed by the user is "total strength", by using the total strength instead of the party strength, multiple quests Candidate quests may be extracted from.

The above-mentioned quest reward giving means 565 is not limited to giving a reward to the user based on the fulfillment of the candidate quest clear conditions, but rather to reward the user based on the degree of progress when the user plays the candidate quest. may be given. The same is true for normal quests.

The quest executing means 563 described above may execute normal quests and candidate quests without consuming stamina. That is, the quest executing means 563 may execute normal quests and candidate quests without requiring payment. In this case, the preferential treatment of the candidate quest is the quest reward.

In the above-described embodiment, the game device 5 is a smart phone, but the game device 5 may be an amusement machine provided in a game center or the like.
The above games can be action games, shooting games, role-playing games, simulation games, board games, puzzle games, etc., and can be applied to various kinds of games.

In the above embodiment, the case where the object is the player character was exemplified, but it is not limited to this. For example, the objects may be cards or items (equipment such as weapons and armor) used in the virtual game space.
In the above-described embodiment, the server device 2 and the game devices 5 work together to function the game program, but the present invention is not limited to this. All the means of the game program, that is, the game executing means 562, the quest executing means 563, the candidate quest presenting means 564, the quest reward giving means 565, the mission presenting means 566, the mission reward giving means 567, etc. 5 single unit, a single communication terminal separate from the server device 2 and the game device 5, or two of these devices that can be combined (for example, distributed processing in the server device 2 and the game device 5). . Further, when the server device 2, the game device 5, and the communication terminal are made to function as one, it is possible to appropriately change which means is made to function by which device. For example, the game execution means 562, the quest execution means 563, the candidate quest presentation means 564, the quest reward provision means 565, the mission presentation means 566, and the mission reward provision means 567 of the game device 5 exemplified in the above embodiment are The control unit 23 may function as these means by executing various programs.

Even when these other embodiments are employed, the effects of this embodiment are exhibited. Further, it is also possible to appropriately combine this embodiment with other embodiments, and other embodiments with each other.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Game system 2... Server apparatus 5... Game apparatus 56... Control part (computer)
563 ... Quest execution means (quest execution unit)
564 Candidate quest presenting means (candidate quest presenting unit)
565 ... Quest reward granting means (quest reward granting unit)
566 ... Mission presentation means (mission presentation unit)
567 Mission reward giving means (mission reward giving unit)

Claims (14)

the computer,
a quest executing means for executing a selected quest which is a quest selected by a user from among a plurality of quests playable in a game;
Quest reward giving means for giving a quest reward to the user based on the play result of the selected quest;
Candidate quest presenting means for extracting and presenting candidate quests based on predetermined conditions from among the plurality of quests;
functioning as display control means for displaying the screen of the game on a display ,
The display control means is
a first screen displaying quests that the user can play regardless of whether or not they correspond to the candidate quests among the plurality of quests;
displaying on the display a second screen on which only quests corresponding to the candidate quests among the plurality of quests are displayed;
Either the selected quest selected by the user on the first screen corresponds to the candidate quest, or the selected quest selected by the user on the second screen corresponds to the candidate quest. A game program , wherein the quest reward is treated more favorably than when the selected quest does not correspond to the candidate quest even if the selected quest is a candidate quest. The candidate quest presenting means uses, as the predetermined condition, a condition corresponding to the information of the user to select, from among the plurality of quests, a plurality of quests having different levels of difficulty when the user clears the plurality of quests. is extracted as the candidate quest. 3. The game program according to claim 1, wherein the candidate quests include a quest that has not been cleared during the play by the user, among the plurality of quests. The candidate quest can be cleared multiple times,
When the selected quest corresponds to the candidate quest, the quest reward granting means provides preferential treatment based on the play result of the selected quest on the condition that the candidate quest has been cleared a predetermined number of times or less. 4. The game program according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a quest reward is given to the user. 5. The game program according to claim 4, wherein the quest reward granting means increases the predetermined number of times based on the charging operation of the user. said computer,
mission presenting means for presenting a mission list listing missions updated every predetermined period;
mission reward granting means for granting a mission reward to the user each time the mission is accomplished by the user's game action;
6. The game program according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the mission list includes missions for clearing the candidate quests. The mission reward provision means provides the mission reward based on the completion of all of the missions presented in the mission list, excluding the mission for the purpose of clearing the candidate quest. 7. The game program according to claim 6, wherein an additional reward different from the above is given to the user. 8. The game program according to claim 6, wherein the mission list presents a plurality of missions that are simultaneously achieved by clearing the candidate quests. 8. The game program according to claim 6, wherein the mission list presents a plurality of missions so that two or more missions are not simultaneously achieved by clearing the candidate quests. the computer,
a quest execution means for executing a selected quest, which is a quest selected by a user from among a plurality of quests playable in a game, on condition of payment;
a quest reward granting means for granting a quest reward to the user based on the play result of the selected quest;
Candidate quest presenting means for extracting and presenting candidate quests based on predetermined conditions from among the plurality of quests;
functioning as display control means for displaying the screen of the game on a display ,
The display control means is
a first screen displaying quests that the user can play regardless of whether or not they correspond to the candidate quests among the plurality of quests;
displaying on the display a second screen on which only quests corresponding to the candidate quests among the plurality of quests are displayed;
Either the selected quest selected by the user on the first screen corresponds to the candidate quest, or the selected quest selected by the user on the second screen corresponds to the candidate quest. A game program characterized in that, even if the selected quest is not applicable to the candidate quest, the price is treated preferentially. A quest execution unit that executes a selected quest that is a quest selected by a user from among a plurality of quests that can be played in the game;
a quest reward giving unit that gives a quest reward to the user based on the play result of the selected quest;
a candidate quest presenting unit that extracts and presents candidate quests based on predetermined conditions from among the plurality of quests;
A display control unit for displaying the screen of the game on a display,
The display control unit
a first screen displaying quests that the user can play regardless of whether or not they correspond to the candidate quests among the plurality of quests;
displaying on the display a second screen on which only quests corresponding to the candidate quests among the plurality of quests are displayed;
Either the selected quest selected by the user on the first screen corresponds to the candidate quest, or the selected quest selected by the user on the second screen corresponds to the candidate quest. , the quest reward is treated more preferentially than when the selected quest does not correspond to the candidate quest. a quest execution unit that executes a selected quest, which is a quest selected by the user from among a plurality of quests that can be played in the game, on condition of payment;
a quest reward giving unit that gives a quest reward to the user based on the play result of the selected quest;
a candidate quest presenting unit that extracts and presents candidate quests based on predetermined conditions from among the plurality of quests;
A display control unit for displaying the screen of the game on a display,
The display control unit
a first screen displaying quests that the user can play regardless of whether or not they correspond to the candidate quests among the plurality of quests;
displaying on the display a second screen on which only quests corresponding to the candidate quests among the plurality of quests are displayed;
Either the selected quest selected by the user on the first screen corresponds to the candidate quest, or the selected quest selected by the user on the second screen corresponds to the candidate quest. A game device , wherein even if the selected quest does not correspond to the candidate quest, the price is treated preferentially. A quest execution unit that executes a selected quest that is a quest selected by a user from among a plurality of quests that can be played in the game;
a quest reward giving unit that gives a quest reward to the user based on the play result of the selected quest;
a candidate quest presenting unit that extracts and presents candidate quests based on predetermined conditions from among the plurality of quests;
A display control unit for displaying the screen of the game on a display,
The display control unit
a first screen displaying quests that the user can play regardless of whether or not they correspond to the candidate quests among the plurality of quests;
displaying on the display a second screen on which only quests corresponding to the candidate quests among the plurality of quests are displayed;
Either the selected quest selected by the user on the first screen corresponds to the candidate quest, or the selected quest selected by the user on the second screen corresponds to the candidate quest. A game system , wherein the quest reward is treated more favorably than when the selected quest does not correspond to the candidate quest. a quest execution unit that executes a selected quest, which is a quest selected by the user from among a plurality of quests that can be played in the game, on condition of payment;
a quest reward giving unit that gives a quest reward to the user based on the play result of the selected quest;
a candidate quest presenting unit that extracts and presents candidate quests based on predetermined conditions from among the plurality of quests;
A display control unit for displaying the screen of the game on a display,
The display control unit
a first screen displaying quests that the user can play regardless of whether or not they correspond to the candidate quests among the plurality of quests;
displaying on the display a second screen on which only quests corresponding to the candidate quests among the plurality of quests are displayed;
Either the selected quest selected by the user on the first screen corresponds to the candidate quest, or the selected quest selected by the user on the second screen corresponds to the candidate quest. A game system characterized in that, even if the selected quest is not applicable to the candidate quest, the price is treated preferentially.

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