JP7449888B2 - Programs and computer systems - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a computer system and the like that control the progress of a game based on a player's play operation.

Some games that feature enemy characters allow the player to attempt to capture the enemy character they encounter. Normally, the success or failure of capture is determined according to a given probability of success, and if the capture is successful, the enemy character can be made an ally character owned by the player. A technique is known in which the probability of success in capturing an enemy character is increased or decreased in accordance with the amount of damage inflicted on the enemy character or the amount of damage received by the character operated by the player (for example, see Patent Document 1).

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2015-58359

In this way, in the conventional technology, it is possible to change the probability of success in capturing an enemy character, but the result obtained when the enemy character is successfully captured is that the enemy character can be made an ally as a character owned by the player. One thing didn't change. Although the background technology related to capturing an enemy character has been described, capturing an enemy character is an example of capturing a target character. The target character may not be an enemy character, but may be, for example, a neutral computer-controlled character. Further, the capture may not be capture, but may be, for example, taming or incorporating the entire character into the player's character.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and its purpose is to provide a technology that can improve the strategy and interest in capturing a target character in a game where the target character can be captured. It is to be.

The first invention for solving the above problem is:
A program for causing a computer system to control the progress of a game based on a player's play operations, the program comprising:
In the game, by capturing a given target character, 1) make the target character an ally; and 2) incorporate part or all of the target character into the player's control character to make the control character It is possible to perform a capture play in which any of the following can be obtained as a capture result: changing the appearance and/or settings of the
a capture play progress control unit (for example, the capture play progress control unit 212 in FIG. 9) that controls the progress of the capture play including the activation of the capture;
A result content changing unit (for example, the result content changing unit 216 in FIG. 9) that evaluates the progress process of the capture play and changes the content of the capture result based on the evaluation result;
This is a program for causing the computer system to function as a computer system.

Other inventions include
A computer system that controls the progress of a game based on a player's play operation, the computer system comprising:
In the game, by capturing a given target character, 1) make the target character an ally; and 2) incorporate part or all of the target character into the player's control character to make the control character It is possible to perform a capture play in which any of the following can be obtained as a capture result: changing the appearance and/or settings of the
Capture play progress control means for controlling progress of the capture play including activation of the capture;
A result content changing means that evaluates the progress of the capture play and changes the content of the capture result based on the evaluation result;
A computer system may be configured.

According to the first aspect of the invention, it is possible to improve the strategy and interest in capturing a target character in a game in which it is possible to capture the target character. That is, the content of the capture result obtained by the capture is changed based on the progress of the capture play including the activation of the capture. Therefore, in order to obtain better capture results for themselves, players must consider and think about how to proceed with capture play and when is the best time to capture, and develop strategies regarding capture. It can improve sex and interest.

The second invention is, in the first invention,
The capture result is to make the target character an ally,
The result content changing means changes the content of the capture result by changing a parameter value of the target character to be an ally based on the evaluation result.
It is a program.

According to the second invention, the target character becomes an ally as a capture result. However, the parameter value of the target character that becomes an ally is changed based on the evaluation value of the progress of the capture play. As a result, the player can make the target character an ally as a result of capture, but in order to achieve the desired parameter values for the target character who becomes an ally, the player must consider and devise ways to proceed with the capture play, and the strategy regarding capture. Interest can be improved.

A third invention is, in the first or second invention,
The capture result is changing the settings of the operated character by changing the parameter values of the operated character,
The result content changing means changes the content of the capture result by changing a parameter value of the operated character based on the evaluation result.
It is a program.

According to the third invention, the parameter value of the operated character that is changed as a capture result is changed based on the evaluation result of the progress of the capture play. As a result, the player will be able to consider and devise ways to proceed with the capture play so that the parameter values of the operated character that are changed as a capture result are desired, and the strategy and interest related to capture can be improved. .

The fourth invention is any one of the first to third inventions,
a first success/failure determination parameter value changing unit (for example, the success/failure probability changing unit 218 in FIG. 9) that changes the success/failure determination parameter value related to the success or failure of the capture based on the progress process of the capture play;
causing the computer system to function as
The capture play progress control means determines success or failure of the capture using the success/failure determination parameter value.
It is a program.

According to the fourth invention, the success/failure determination parameter value for determining the success or failure of capture is changed based on the progress of the capture play. For this reason, players have begun to think about and think about how to proceed with capture play and at what timing to capture the target character in order to successfully capture the target character. It is possible to further improve sex and interest.

A fifth invention is any one of the first to third inventions,
A second success/failure judgment parameter value changing means (for example, the success/failure probability changing means shown in FIG. 9 Section 218),
causing the computer system to function as
The capture play progress control means determines success or failure of the capture using the success/failure determination parameter value.
It is a program.

According to the fifth invention, the success/failure determination parameter value is changed based on the continuous status of a given continuous operation input by the player. As a result, it is possible to add new interest to the game, in which the player performs continuous operation input for the purpose of changing the parameter value for determining success or failure.

A sixth invention is, in the fifth invention,
The second success/failure determination parameter value changing means changes the success/failure determination parameter value based on at least one of the type, continuous time, and number of consecutive operation inputs of the continuous operation input.
It is a program.

According to the sixth invention, the success/failure determination parameter value is changed based on at least one of the type, continuous time, and number of continuous operation inputs. The type, continuous time, and number of consecutive operation inputs are elements that are easy for the player to understand, and the player can perform continuous operation inputs while being aware of the relationship with the parameter values for success/failure judgment, which is highly strategic and interesting. It is possible to play the game.

A seventh invention is any one of the fourth to sixth inventions,
The capture play progress control means provides the player with a presentation indicating the success/failure determination parameter value, or a presentation indicating the content of the capture result that is changed by the result content changing unit if the capture is successful. comprising a presentation means (for example, the presentation unit 214 in FIG. 9) directed toward the user;
It is a program.

According to the seventh invention, presentation indicating the parameter value for success/failure determination or presentation indicating the contents of the capture result that will be changed when the capture is changed is performed toward the player. As a result, it is possible to provide the player with information for considering and devising how to proceed with the capture play and the timing of capture.

An eighth invention is any one of the first to seventh inventions,
The capture result is to incorporate part or all of the target character into the player's playable character and change the settings of the playable character,
The result content changing means changes the content of the capture result based on an attribute relationship between an attribute set to the target character and an attribute set to the playable character.
It is a program.

According to the eighth invention, the settings of the playable character that are changed as a capture result are changed based on the attribute relationship between the attributes of the target character and the attributes of the playable character. Therefore, the player can use the attribute relationship as a determining factor to determine which target character to capture.

A ninth invention is any one of the first to eighth inventions,
The result content changing means performs the evaluation based on the amount of damage inflicted on the target character in the capture play.
It is a program.

According to the ninth invention, the progress of the capture play is evaluated based on the amount of damage inflicted on the target character in the capture play. This allows the player to consider and devise the amount of damage inflicted on the target character in order to obtain a desired capture result, thereby improving the strategy and interest in capturing.

A tenth invention is any one of the first to ninth inventions,
The result content changing means performs the evaluation based on the amount of damage inflicted by the operated character in the capture play.
It is a program.

According to the tenth invention, the progress of the capture play is evaluated based on the amount of damage sustained by the operated character during the capture play. Therefore, the player performs the capture play while being concerned about the amount of damage that the operated character incurs, and can improve the strategy and interest related to capture.

An eleventh invention is any one of the first to tenth inventions,
The result content changing means performs the evaluation based on a difference in physical strength between the target character and the operated character.
It is a program.

According to the eleventh invention, the progress of the capture play is evaluated based on the difference in physical strength between the target character and the operated character. Therefore, the player performs the capture play while being concerned about the difference in physical strength between the target character and the operated character, and can improve the strategy and interest related to capture.

A twelfth invention is any one of the first to eleventh inventions,
The capture play progress control means selects one or more target characters from a plurality of target candidate characters based on a selection operation by the player;
The result content changing means changes the content of the capture result based on a combination of the plurality of target characters when the plurality of target characters are successfully captured.
It is a program.

According to the twelfth invention, when a plurality of target characters are successfully captured, the content of the capture result is changed based on the combination of the plurality of target characters. Therefore, the player can consider and devise a combination of target characters to capture so as to obtain a desired capture result, and can improve the strategy and interest in capturing.

A thirteenth invention is any one of the first to twelfth inventions,
The game allows multiple players to participate,
The result content changing means changes the content of the capture result based on the combination of the target characters that are the targets of the capture when a plurality of participating players succeed in the capture.
It is a program.

According to the thirteenth invention, the content of the capture result is changed based on the combination of target characters successfully captured by a plurality of participating players. As a result, it is possible to improve the strategy and interest in capturing, for example by determining the target character to be captured through consultation among the players so that each participating player in a team can obtain the desired capture result. Can be done.

The fourteenth invention is
A program for causing a computer system to control the progress of a game based on a player's play operation input using a user interface, the program comprising:
In the game, by capturing a given target character, 1) make the target character an ally; and 2) incorporate part or all of the target character into the player's control character to make the control character It is possible to perform a capture play in which any of the following can be obtained as a capture result: changing the appearance and/or settings of the
The user interface includes a touch panel and/or an acceleration sensor for detecting an action operation,
success/failure determination parameter value changing means (for example, the success/failure probability changing unit 218 in FIG. 9) that changes a success/failure determination parameter value related to the success or failure of the capture of the target character based on the continuous status of the action operation;
Capture play progress control means (for example, capture play progress control unit 212 in FIG. 9) that controls the progress of the capture play including determining success or failure of capturing the target character using the success/failure determination parameter value;
This is a program for causing the computer system to function as a computer system.

Other inventions include
A computer system that controls the progress of a game based on a player's play operation input using a user interface, the computer system comprising:
In the game, by capturing a given target character, 1) make the target character an ally; and 2) incorporate part or all of the target character into the player's control character to make the control character It is possible to perform a capture play in which any of the following can be obtained as a capture result: changing the appearance and/or settings of the
The user interface includes a touch panel and/or an acceleration sensor for detecting an action operation,
success/failure determination parameter value changing means for changing a success/failure determination parameter value related to the success or failure of the capture of the target character based on the continuous status of the action operation;
a capture play progress control means for controlling progress of the capture play including determining success or failure of capturing the target character using the success/failure determination parameter value;
A computer system may be configured.

According to the fourteenth invention and the like, in a game in which it is possible to capture a target character, it is possible to further improve the strategy and interest in capturing. That is, the success/failure determination parameter value is changed based on the continuous status of action operations by the player. Therefore, the player must consider and devise how many consecutive action operations should be performed in order to succeed in the capture, thereby improving the strategy and interest in the capture.

The fifteenth invention is the fourteenth invention,
The capture play progress control means selects the target character from among a plurality of target candidate characters based on the continuous situation.
It is a program.

According to the fifteenth invention, the target character to be captured is selected from among the plurality of target candidate characters based on the continuous status of action operations. This allows players to consider and think about how many consecutive action operations they should perform in order to capture the desired target character, further improving the strategy and interest in capturing. .

The 16th invention is the 14th or 15th invention,
A result content changing unit (for example, the result content changing unit 216 in FIG. 9) that evaluates the progress process of the capture play based on the continuous situation and changes the content of the capture result based on the evaluation result;
This is a program for causing the computer system to function as a computer system.

According to the sixteenth invention, the content of the capture result obtained by capturing the target character is changed based on the continuous status of action operations. Therefore, in order to obtain better capture results for themselves, players have begun to consider and devise ways to consider how many consecutive action operations they should perform, further improving the strategy and interest of capture. be able to.

An example of a configuration of a user device. An example of a game screen during capture play. An example of continuous operation input. An example of a capture result from a successful capture. An explanatory diagram of evaluation of the progress process of capture play. An explanatory diagram of the captured results obtained. An example of a capture result setting table. An explanatory diagram of the success/failure probability of capture. FIG. 2 is a functional configuration diagram of a user device. An example of target character setting data. Flowchart of processing related to capture play. An example of a game screen in the first modification. An example of an additional capture result setting table in the first modification. An explanatory diagram of a second modification. FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram of capture results obtained in the second modification. A configuration example of a game system in a third modification. FIG. 7 is a functional configuration diagram of a server system in a third modification. FIG. 7 is a functional configuration diagram of a player terminal in a third modification. An explanatory diagram of a fourth modification.

Hereinafter, an example of a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Note that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments described below, and the forms to which the present invention can be applied are not limited to the following embodiments. In addition, in the description of the drawings, the same elements are given the same reference numerals.

[User device]
FIG. 1 is a front view showing a configuration example of a user device 1500, which is a computer system in this embodiment. The user device shown in FIG. 1 is a device called a smartphone, but if it is a computer system, it can be a portable game device, a stationary home game device, a game controller for a stationary home game device, an arcade game device, or a tablet. In addition to a model computer or a personal computer, it may also be a wearable computer such as a smart watch or smart glasses.

As shown in FIG. 1, the user device 1500 includes a direction input key 1502, a button switch 1504, a touch panel 1506 that functions as an image display device and a contact position input device, a built-in battery 1508, a speaker 1510, and a microphone 1512. , a camera 1520, a control board 1550, and a memory card reader 1542 that can read and write data to and from a memory card 1540, which is a computer-readable storage medium. In addition, a power button, a volume control button, etc. (not shown) are provided. Furthermore, an IC card reader or the like may be provided that can read and write data in an IC card type credit card or prepaid card without contact.

The control board 1550 includes various microprocessors such as a CPU 1551, GPU, and DSP, various IC memories 1552 such as VRAM, RAM, and ROM, and wireless communication with mobile phone base stations, wireless LAN base stations, etc. connected to a given communication network. A wireless communication module 1553 for communication, an inertial sensor 1554 such as a 3-axis acceleration sensor or a 3-axis gyro sensor, an interface circuit 1555, and the like are installed. The interface circuit 1555 includes a circuit that receives signals from the direction input keys 1502 and button switches 1504, a driver circuit for the touch panel 1506, an output amplifier circuit that outputs audio signals to the speaker 1510, and audio signals collected by the microphone 1512. , a circuit for inputting image data of an image taken by the camera 1520, a circuit for inputting a detection signal from the inertial sensor 1554, a signal input/output circuit for the memory card reader 1542, and the like. These elements mounted on the control board 1550 are electrically connected via a bus circuit or the like, and are connected so that data can be read and written and signals can be transmitted and received. Part or all of the control board 1550 may be configured with ASIC, FPGA, or SoC. The IC memory 1552 stores programs and various data for realizing the functions of the user device 1500. Note that the program may be downloaded from a given server system, or may be read from a separately obtained storage medium such as a memory card 1540.

[Game overview]
The game played by the user device 1500 in this embodiment is a game that allows capture play in which a capture result is obtained by capturing a target character. The capture result is, for example, incorporating part or all of the captured target character into the player's playable character to change the appearance and/or settings of the playable character. Specifically, the game in this embodiment is an RPG (Role Playing Game), and when the playable character 10 operated by the player encounters the target character 14 who is an NPC (Non Player Character), the target character Shift to battle mode where you will have a battle with 14. The play performed in this battle mode is capture play. Although this embodiment will be described as transitioning to battle mode, a capture play may be performed on an open field without transitioning to a dedicated mode for battle.

FIG. 2 is an example of a game screen during capture play. As shown in FIG. 2, on the game screen during capture play, a situation where the operating character 10 and the target character 14 are facing each other is displayed. The operating character 10 and the target character 14 are displayed with physical strength gauges 12 and 16 indicating their physical strength values.

Further, a message 18 representing a capture result that may be obtained by capturing the target character 14 and a success/failure probability gauge 20 are displayed. The success/failure probability gauge 20 indicates the success/failure probability, which is a parameter value for determining success/failure regarding success/failure of capture. As will be described later, the obtained capture result is changed based on the progress of the capture play, so the capture result indicated by the message 18 may be different from the capture result obtained after performing the capture. The success/failure probability is the probability that the target character 14 will be successfully captured. The success/failure probability gauge 20 also displays a percentage value of the success/failure probability. Based on these presentations, the player can determine the timing to instruct capture.

When the player performs a capture instruction operation during a capture play, an action is performed in which the target character 14 attempts a capture. The act of attempting to capture will hereinafter be appropriately referred to as "capturing". FIG. 3 is an example of a game screen during capture. As shown in FIG. 3, during capture, a state in which the playable character 10 is about to capture the target character 14 is displayed as an action that incorporates part or all of the target character into the playable character. During capture, the target character 14 is controlled so as to resist being captured and a type of close combat takes place, and the physical strength values of the operating character 10 and the target character 14 may change.

Further, while performing a capture, the player can perform predetermined continuous operation inputs to increase the probability of success or failure of the capture. The continuous operation input is a continuous action operation by the player, and is based on an action that can be detected by the inertial sensor 1554 or touch panel 1506 that the user device 1500 has as a user interface. For example, there are operations such as shaking the user device 1500 in a predetermined direction using detection by the inertial sensor 1554, continuous flick operations and tap operations using detection from the touch panel 1506, and the like. A "continuous" flick or tap operation refers to an operation in which the operation is repeated at high speed, and refers to an operation state in which the interval between operations is short (for example, an interval of 0.5 seconds or less). be.

A theme 22 indicating the content of continuous operation input that can efficiently increase the probability of success or failure in capturing the target character 14 is displayed on the game screen during capture. In the example of FIG. 3, a continuous operation input using detection by the inertial sensor 1554, such as shaking the user device 1500 in a large and continuous vertical direction, is shown as the theme 22. There are multiple types of continuous operation input, and the continuous operation input according to the type of target character to be captured is shown as theme 22. The success/failure probability increases efficiently depending on the continuous situation such as the continuous time and number of continuous operation inputs shown in Theme 22. The increase in the success/failure probability can be confirmed on the success/failure probability gauge 20.

Note that the increase in success/failure probability due to continuous operation input may be gradually reduced over time by not performing continuous operation input. Further, continuous operation input may be started and accepted even before the capture is performed. In this case, the start of continuous operation input may be regarded as an instruction operation for performing capture.

The trial time for attempting to capture is a predetermined time (for example, 10 seconds), and ends when the predetermined time elapses. Then, success or failure of the capture is determined according to the success/failure probability, and if the capture is successful, a capture result is obtained. Specifically, the success or failure of the capture is determined according to the probability of success or failure at the time when a predetermined time has elapsed, and for a certain period of time thereafter (for example, 4 seconds), the effect is controlled according to the determined success or failure of the capture.

FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating capture results obtained by capture. As shown in FIG. 4, if the target character 14 is successfully captured, a capture result is obtained. Also, the capture play (battle mode) ends. In the example of FIG. 4, changes in the settings of the playable character 10 and changes in the appearance of the playable character 10 are obtained as capture results. Changing the settings of the playable character 10 means acquiring a new skill (“flight” or “levitation”), and changing the appearance of the playable character 10 means acquiring new wings (ornaments). The obtained capture result is changed based on the evaluation result of the progress of the capture play. On the other hand, if the capture fails, the capture play (battle mode) continues.

The content of the capture result obtained when the capture is successful is changed based on the evaluation result of the progress of the capture play. FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating evaluation of the progress of capture play. Evaluation of the progress of the capture play is performed based on a plurality of evaluation factors regarding the capture play. In this embodiment, individual evaluation values are obtained for each of a plurality of evaluation elements, and these evaluation values are combined to determine the final evaluation result.

FIG. 5 shows an example of a summary of the relationship between each of a plurality of evaluation elements and the evaluation value V obtained from the evaluation element. In other words, the evaluation value V1 is calculated using the elapsed time from the start of the capture play as an evaluation element, the evaluation value V2 is calculated using the amount of damage inflicted on the target character 14 during the capture play as an evaluation element, and the An evaluation value V3 is obtained using the amount of damage inflicted by character 10 as an evaluation element, and an evaluation value V4 is obtained using a difference in physical strength, which is the difference between the physical strength value of the operating character 10 and the physical strength value of the target character 14 during capture play, as an evaluation element. Then, an evaluation value Vx is obtained using the continuous status of continuous operation inputs made during the capture play as an evaluation element. Regarding the evaluation value Vx, which uses the continuous status of continuous operation input as an evaluation element, the evaluation value Vx (Vx1, Vx2, ...) is determined for each type of continuous operation input ("vertical vibration", "upward and downward flick", etc.) is required. The continuous status of the continuous operation input is a continuous time, a continuous number of times, etc., depending on the type of the continuous operation input. Then, an evaluation result is determined from a predetermined determination function fv whose variables are evaluation values V (V1, V2, . . . ) obtained for each of these evaluation elements. The determination function fv can be set as an appropriate function by determining an average value, determining a total value, selecting a maximum value, or selecting a median value. It is preferable to set it so that the higher the evaluation value V of each evaluation element, the higher the evaluation result determined by the determination function fv.

The content of the capture result is determined or changed based on the evaluation result of the progress of the capture play. FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating changing/determining the content of a capture result. As shown in FIG. 6, a plurality of capture result setting tables 326 are defined for each target character 14 in association with each other. As an example is shown in FIG. 7, the capture result setting table 326 is a table in which evaluation results and obtained capture results are associated with each other, and application conditions of the table are defined.

The applicable conditions are defined as conditions such as the type and attributes of the playable character 10, for example. However, since the capture result setting table 326 itself is defined for each target character 14, the applicable conditions are ultimately conditions for the combination of types and attributes of the target character 14 and the playable character 10. Applicable conditions are not exclusive conditions. The application conditions of a plurality of capture result setting tables 326 may match. In that case, each capture result setting table 326 that matches the applicable conditions is selected.

The capture result set in the capture result setting table 326 is to change the appearance and/or settings of the operated character. For example, changes to the settings of the controlled character include acquisition of skills, increase in ability values such as physical strength, attack power, and defense power, and level up. Further, changes in the appearance of the playable character include acquiring accessories and equipment, changing the skin such as color and pattern, and changing the shape and size of the playable character.

Among the capture result setting tables 326 associated with the target character 14, the capture result setting table 326 for which the playable character 10 satisfies the applicable conditions is selected. Then, in each of the selected capture result setting tables 326, the capture results associated with the evaluation results determined as described above are given to the playable character 10.

The example in FIG. 6 shows that the three capture result setting tables 326a to 326c shown in FIG. 7 satisfy the application conditions. For example, the capture result setting table 326a uses the attribute of the playable character 10 as an application condition, and a change in the physical strength value, which is a change in the settings of the playable character 10, is defined as a capture result. In the capture result setting table 326b, the type of the playable character 10 is used as an application condition, and acquisition of a skill, which is a setting of the playable character 10, is defined as a capture result. The capture result setting table 326c uses the attributes of the playable character 10 as an application condition, and defines the acquisition of an ornament "feathers" which is a change in the appearance of the playable character 10 as a capture result.

The probability of success or failure of capture is changed based on the progress of the capture play. FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating changing success/failure probabilities. The probability of success or failure of capture is changed based on a plurality of change factors related to capture play. In this embodiment, individual probability values are obtained for each of a plurality of change elements, and the final success/failure probability is determined by integrating these probability values.

FIG. 8 shows an example of an overview of the relationship between each of a plurality of change elements and the probability value B obtained from the change element. For example, the probability value B1 is calculated using the elapsed time from the start of the capture play as a changing factor. A probability value B2 is obtained by changing the amount of damage inflicted on the target character 14 during the capture play. A probability value B3 is determined using the amount of damage sustained by the operated character 10 during the capture play as a changing factor. A probability value B4 is determined using the physical strength difference, which is the difference between the physical strength values of the operating character 10 and the target character 14 during the capture play, as a changing factor. A probability value Bx is determined using the continuous status of continuous operation inputs made during the capture play as a changing factor. Regarding the probability value Bx whose change factor is the continuous status of continuous operation input, the probability value Bx (Bx1, Bx2, ...) is changed for each type of continuous operation input ("vertical vibration", "upward and downward flick", etc.) is required. The continuous status of the continuous operation input is a continuous time, a continuous number of times, etc., depending on the type of the continuous operation input. Then, the probability of success or failure is determined from a predetermined decision function fb whose variables are probability values B (B1, B2, . . . ) determined for each of these change elements. The determination function fb can be set as an appropriate function by calculating an average value, calculating a total value, selecting a maximum value, or selecting a median value. Preferably, the higher the probability value B of each change element, the higher the success/failure probability determined by the decision function fb.

[Functional configuration]
FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing the functional configuration of user device 1500. According to FIG. 9, the user device 1500 includes an operation input section 102, an image display section 104, a sound output section 106, a communication section 108, a processing section 200, and a storage section 300.

The operation input unit 102 is a user interface, and outputs operation input signals to the processing unit 200 in response to various operation inputs made by the player. For example, it can be realized by a push switch, joystick, touch panel, touch pad, trackball, acceleration sensor, gyro, camera module, etc. This includes the direction input key 1502, button switch 1504, touch panel 1506, inertial sensor 1554, etc. in FIG.

The processing unit 200 is realized by, for example, a microprocessor such as a CPU or GPU, or an electronic component such as an IC memory, and performs data input/output control with each functional unit including the operation input unit 102 and the storage unit 300. . Then, various calculation processes are executed based on predetermined programs, data, operation signals from the operation input unit 102, etc., and the operation of the user device 1500 is controlled. This corresponds to various microprocessors such as the CPU 1551 mounted on the control board 1550 in FIG. Furthermore, the processing section 200 includes a game calculation section 210, a clock section 220, an image generation section 224, a sound generation section 226, and a communication control section 228. Of course, functions other than these can also be included as appropriate.

The game calculation unit 210 controls the progress of the game based on the player's play operation inputted using the user interface according to the game program 302 . In the game of this embodiment, by capturing a given target character, part or all of the target character can be incorporated into the player's controlled character to change the appearance and/or settings of the controlled character. This is a game that allows you to play captures that can be obtained as capture results. Specifically, a game space is constructed using the game initial setting data 310, and the NPCs including the target character 14 placed in the game space are controlled and the player's operation input from the operation input unit 102 is controlled. The controller performs processing such as controlling the manipulated character 10.

The game initial setting data 310 is initial setting data necessary for controlling the execution of the game, and includes setting data for constructing a game space, initial setting data for various characters appearing in the game, and target character setting data 320.

FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of target character setting data 320. As shown in FIG. 10, the target character setting data 320 is prepared for each type 321 of the target character 14 that appears in the game, and includes the target character's attributes 322, setting parameters 323, evaluation definition data 324, and success/failure probabilities. Definition data 325, capture result setting table 326, and preferred continuous operation input setting data 327 are stored.

The setting parameters 323 store ability parameters such as physical strength, attack power, and defense power, skill types and levels, and the like.

The evaluation definition data 324 is data that defines the evaluation of the progress process of the capture play, and includes a plurality of evaluation value calculation functions for calculating evaluation values V1, V2, ..., Vx from a plurality of evaluation elements regarding the capture play. , and an evaluation result determination function fv for determining evaluation results using these evaluation values V (V1, V2, . . . , Vx) as variables (see FIG. 5).

The success/failure probability definition data 325 is data that defines a change in the success/failure probability based on the progress process of the capture play, and is data that defines a change in the success/failure probability based on the progress process of the capture play, and includes a plurality of data for calculating probability values B1, B2, ..., Bx from a plurality of change elements related to the capture play. A probability value calculation function and a success/failure probability determining function fb for determining success/failure probabilities using these probability values B (B1, B2, . . . , Bx) as variables are stored (see FIG. 8).

The capture result setting table 326 is a table that defines capture results obtained based on the evaluation results of the progress of the capture play (see FIGS. 6 and 7).

The preferred continuous operation input setting data 327 is data that defines continuous operation inputs that are suitable for the player to perform in order to increase the probability of success or failure in capturing the target character.

Further, the game calculation unit 210 includes a capture play progress control unit 212, an outcome content change unit 216, and a success/failure probability change unit 218.

The capture play progress control unit 212 controls the progress of the capture play including activation of capture. Further, the success or failure of the capture is determined using the success/failure probability, which is a parameter value for success/failure determination.

Further, the capture play progress control section 212 includes a presentation section 214. The presentation unit 214 presents to the player a success/failure probability that is a parameter value for success/failure determination, or a presentation indicating the content of the capture result that will be changed by the result content change unit 216 if the capture is successful. . Specifically, on the game screen during capture play, a message 18 is presented that indicates the capture results that may be obtained by capturing the target character 14, and a success/failure determination regarding the success or failure of the capture (success/failure) is displayed. A success/failure probability gauge 20, which is a presentation indicating the success/failure probability which is the parameter value, is displayed (see FIG. 2).

The result content changing unit 216 evaluates the progress of the capture play and changes the content of the capture result based on the evaluation result. The evaluation is performed based on the amount of damage inflicted on the target character in the capture play, the amount of damage inflicted on the operated character, the difference in physical strength between the target character and the operated character, and the continuous status of given continuous operation inputs by the player. Furthermore, the content of the capture result is changed by changing the parameter value of the operated character based on the evaluation result. Further, the content of the capture result is changed based on the attribute relationship between the attribute set to the target character and the attribute set to the playable character.

Specifically, the evaluation result of the progress of the capture play is determined according to the evaluation definition data 324 in the target character setting data 320 associated with the target character. Next, based on the determined evaluation result and in accordance with the capture result setting table 326, a capture result to be given to the playable character is determined and acquired.

The success/failure probability changing unit 218 changes the success/failure probability, which is a parameter value for success/failure determination related to the success or failure of capture, based on the progress process of the capture play. Further, the success/failure probability of the success/failure determination parameter value related to the success/failure of capture is changed based on the continuous status of a given continuous operation input, which is an action operation by the player. The continuous status of continuous operation input is, for example, at least one of the type of continuous operation input, the continuous time, and the number of consecutive operation inputs. Specifically, the success/failure probability of the capture is determined according to the success/failure probability definition data 325 in the target character setting data 320 corresponding to the type of the target character (see FIG. 8).

The clock unit 220 measures the current date and time using the system clock.

The image generation unit 224 controls the generation of various image data and the generation and output of image signals for displaying the images on the image display unit 104. The image display section 104 displays an image based on the image signal input from the image generation section 224. For example, it is realized by an image display device such as a flat panel display or a projector. The touch panel 1506 in FIG. 1 corresponds to this.

The sound generation unit 226 is realized by, for example, a digital signal processor (DSP), a processor such as a voice synthesis IC, an audio codec capable of reproducing audio files, etc., and generates sound signals such as various operation sounds and BGM related to game play. It is generated and output to the sound output section 106. The sound output unit 106 outputs (emits) sound based on the sound signal input from the sound generation unit 226. The speaker 1510 in FIG. 1 corresponds to this.

The communication control unit 228 executes data processing related to data communication and realizes data exchange with an external device via the communication unit 108. The communication unit 108 connects to a given communication network to realize communication. For example, it is realized by a wireless communication device, a modem, a jack for a wired communication cable, a control circuit, etc. The wireless communication module 1553 in FIG. 1 corresponds to this.

The storage unit 300 stores programs, various data, etc. for making the processing unit 200 realize a given function. It is also used as a work area for the processing unit 200, and temporarily stores calculation results executed by the processing unit 200 according to various programs, input data from the operation input unit 102, and the like. For example, it is realized by IC memories such as RAM and ROM, magnetic disks such as hard disks, optical disks such as CD-ROMs and DVDs, online storage, and the like. This corresponds to the IC memory 1552 and memory card 1540 mounted on the control board 1550 in FIG. The storage unit 300 stores a game program 302, game initial setting data 310 necessary for controlling game execution, play data 330, and current date and time 340 posted on the clock unit 220.

The game program 302 is a program for realizing control of the game of this embodiment.

The play data 330 is data related to game play by the player, and includes data such as setting values that determine the current state of the playable character 10. So-called save data may also be included in the play data 330.

[Processing flow]
FIG. 11 is a flowchart illustrating the flow of game processing. This process is related to execution control of one capture play, and is executed by the game calculation unit 210.

First, the capture play progress control unit 212 starts controlling the progress of a capture play in which the target character 14 and the playable character 10 appear (step S1). Next, the game calculation unit 210 sets the initial setting value of the success/failure probability of capture and the capture result (step S3). The initial value may be a predetermined value for each type of target character 14, or may be a random value, for example. Subsequently, the success/failure probability changing unit 218 starts changing control of the success/failure probability based on the progress of the capture (step S5). Further, the result content changing unit 216 starts changing control of the capture result based on the progress of the capture play (step S7). Then, the presentation unit 214 starts controlling the presentation of the changed success/failure probabilities and capture results (step S9).

After that, if the player issues a capture instruction (step S11: YES), capture is performed (step S13). Then, when a predetermined period of time has passed since the start of the capture, the capture play progress control unit 212 determines whether the capture is successful or not according to the probability of success or failure at that time (step S15).

If it is determined that the capture is successful (step S17: YES), effect control is performed to control the target character 14 so that the capture is successful, and when the capture is completed, the result content change unit 216 determines the content of the capture result. (Step S19). Then, the control character is caused to acquire the determined capture result (step S21). After performing the above processing, the current capture play will end.

On the other hand, if it is determined that the capture has failed (step S17: NO), effect control is performed to control the target character 14 so that the capture fails, and the capture is ended. Then, continue the capture play. Thereafter, it is determined whether the conditions for ending the capture play are satisfied, and if the conditions are not satisfied (step S23: NO), the process returns to step S11. If the end condition is satisfied (step S23: YES), the current capture play ends.

[Effect]
As described above, according to the present embodiment, in a game in which the target character 14 can be captured, it is possible to improve the strategy and interest related to the capture. That is, the content of the capture result obtained by the capture is changed based on the progress of the capture play including the activation of the capture. Therefore, in order to obtain better capture results for themselves, players have begun to think about and think about how to proceed with capture play and when is the best time to capture. You can improve your strategy and interest.

[Modified example]
Note that the applicable embodiments of the present invention are not limited to the above-described embodiments, and of course can be modified as appropriate without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

(First modification)
When a plurality of target candidate characters appear in the capture play, one or more target characters 14 may be selected and captured based on the player's selection operation from among the plurality of target candidate characters. .

FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of a game screen in a game in which a plurality of target candidate characters appear. In the example of FIG. 12, it is displayed that the playable character 10 is facing three target candidate characters 14a to 14c, and each of the target candidate characters 14a to 14c is displayed with a physical strength value gauge 16a to 16c and a success/failure probability gauge. 20a to 20c are also displayed.

The target character 14 may be selected by, for example, touching the target characters 14 in sequence. Alternatively, the selection may be made based on the continuous status of continuous operation inputs, which are action operations by the player. For example, as the number of continuous operation inputs increases or the continuous time increases, selections may be made in order according to a predetermined order, such as order of proximity to the operated character in the game space or order of ease of capture (high probability of success or failure). can.

Then, a capture is performed in which each of the plurality of target characters 14 is attempted to be captured. If a plurality of target characters 14 are successfully captured, the content of the capture result may be changed based on the combination of the plurality of target characters 14. Specifically, similar to the embodiment described above, the capture results defined in the capture result setting table 326 associated with each of the captured target characters 14 are acquired, and the capture results are further determined based on the combination of the captured target characters 14. Allow additional capture results to be obtained.

FIG. 13 shows an example of an additional capture result setting table 350 that defines additional capture results. The additional capture result setting table 350 shown in FIG. 13 stores combinations of target characters that have been successfully captured and additional capture results in association with each other. The combination of target characters is related to the types and attributes of a plurality of target characters.

(Second modification)
In the embodiment described above, the capture result obtained when the target character is captured is to change the appearance and/or settings of the playable character 10, but it is also possible to make the target character an ally or switch it as the playable character. It may also be possible to select.

FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an example of making a captured target character an ally as a capture result. As shown in the figure, in the capture play, when the player instructs capture, the target character 14A is captured. During capture, the player can increase the probability of success or failure of the target character 14A by performing continuous operation inputs that are action operations. If the capture is successful, the target character 14A becomes an ally as a capture result. In this case, as in the above-described embodiment, the content of the capture result, that is, the parameter value of the target character 14A who has become an ally, is changed based on the evaluation result of the progress of the capture play. For example, the ability values, skills, attributes, level, etc. of the target character 14A who has become an ally are changed or determined. On the other hand, if the capture fails, the capture play continues.

FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating changing the content of a capture result. As shown in the figure, the content of the capture result is changed according to the capture result setting table 326A defined in association with the target character 14A. The capture result setting table 326A has the same configuration as the capture result setting table 326 in the embodiment described above, and capture results include changing the skill level of the target character's skills, physical strength, attack power, and defense power. Changes in ability parameter values, etc., are defined.

(Third modification)
In the embodiment described above, the game is executed by the user device 1500 alone, but the executable mode of the game is not limited to this. For example, the game may be executed in a game system in which a server system and a player terminal are communicatively connected.

FIG. 16 is a diagram showing an example of the configuration of the game system 1. According to FIG. 16, the game system 1 includes a server system 1000 that can be connected to a communication network N, and a plurality of player terminals that can access the server system 1000 via the communication network N and communicate with the server system 1000. 1200.

The communication network N means a communication path that allows data communication. In other words, the communication network N includes communication networks such as telephone communication networks, cable networks, and the Internet, as well as LANs (Local Area Networks) using dedicated lines (dedicated cables) and Ethernet (registered trademark) for direct connection. In addition, the communication method may be wired or wireless.

The server system 1000 is a computer system that includes a main unit 1010, a keyboard 1002, a display 1004, and a storage 1030, and a control board 1020 is mounted on the main unit 1010.

The control board 1020 is equipped with various processors such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 1021, a GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), and a DSP (Digital Signal Processor), various IC memories 1022 such as VRAM, RAM, and ROM, and a communication device 1023. ing. Note that part or all of the control board 1020 may be implemented using an ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit), an FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array), or an SoC (System on a Chip). These arithmetic circuits can also be called processors. In the server system 1000, the control board 1020 performs arithmetic processing based on a predetermined program and data, thereby realizing the game of this embodiment. For example, a player management function related to player registration and a game management function that manages game execution control on the player terminal 1200 are realized. That is, the game provided by the game system 1 is realized as a kind of client-server type online game.

Note that the server system 1000 is not limited to the single configuration shown in FIG. 16, but may be configured to include a plurality of blade servers that share each function and are connected to each other via an internal bus for data communication. . Alternatively, a configuration may be adopted in which a plurality of independent servers installed in remote locations are made to perform data communication via a communication line, thereby functioning as the server system 1000 as a whole.

Player terminal 1200 is a computer system that players use individually for game play, and is an electronic device that can access server system 1000 via communication network N. The player terminal 1200 of this embodiment may be a device called a smartphone as hardware, or may be a portable game device, a game controller, a personal computer, a tablet computer, a wearable computer, or the like. Further, the configuration is not limited to the single device shown in FIG. 16, but may be a configuration in which a plurality of devices cooperate and function integrally.

FIG. 17 is a diagram showing an example of the functional configuration of the server system 1000. According to FIG. 17, the server system 1000 includes an operation input section 402, an image display section 404, a sound output section 406, a communication section 408, a server processing section 500, and a server storage section 600.

The operation input unit 402 outputs operation input signals to the server processing unit 500 in response to various operation inputs for managing the server system 1000. The keyboard 1002 in FIG. 16 corresponds to this.

The server processing unit 500 is realized by, for example, a processor such as a CPU or GPU, or an electronic component such as an ASIC or an IC memory, and inputs and outputs data between each functional unit including the operation input unit 402 and the server storage unit 600. Take control. The server system 1000 integrally controls the operation of the server system 1000 by executing various calculation processes based on predetermined programs and data, operation input signals from the operation input unit 402, data received from the player terminal 1200, and the like. The control board 1020 in FIG. 16 corresponds to this. Further, the server processing section 500 includes a player management section 502, a game management section 510, a timer section 520, an image generation section 524, a sound generation section 526, and a communication control section 528. Of course, functions other than these can also be included as appropriate.

The player management unit 502 performs various processes related to player registration management. For example, it has various functions such as granting unique player accounts to registered players, registration information management for registering and managing personal information for each player account, and game data management. Of course, management functions for data linked to accounts other than these can also be included as appropriate. The player management unit 502 manages data regarding each player by assigning a unique account (player ID) to a player who has undergone a player registration procedure and generating player management data 610.

The game management unit 510 is a functional unit corresponding to the game calculation unit 210 included in the user device 1500 in the above-described embodiment, and performs various processes related to execution management of the game provided to each user device 1500 connected online. Since the game provided by the game system 1 is a client-server type online game, the game management unit 510 performs control to provide data necessary for game play while communicating with the player terminal 1200. In this embodiment, the progress of the game on the player terminal 1200 is controlled according to the server program 602.

The clock unit 520 measures the current date and time using the system clock.

The image generation unit 524 generates images related to system management of the server system 1000, images to be displayed on the player terminal 1200, and the like. Then, an image signal related to system management is output to the image display unit 404. The image display unit 404 displays various images for system management based on image signals input from the image generation unit 524. For example, it can be realized by an image display device such as a flat panel display or a projector. Display 1004 in FIG. 16 corresponds to this.

The sound generation unit 526 is realized by executing an IC or software that generates and decodes audio data, and generates or decodes audio data such as operation sounds and BGM related to system management and game play of the server system 1000. Then, an audio signal related to system management is output to the sound output unit 406. The sound output unit 406 emits sound based on the audio signal. This corresponds to a speaker (not shown) included in the main device 1010 and the display 1004 in FIG. 16.

The communication control unit 528 executes data processing related to data communication and realizes data exchange with an external device via the communication unit 408. The communication unit 408 connects to the communication network N to realize communication. For example, it is realized by a wireless communication device, a modem, a jack for a wired communication cable, a control circuit, etc. The communication device 1023 in FIG. 16 corresponds to this.

The server storage unit 600 stores programs and various data for realizing various functions for causing the server processing unit 500 to integrally control the server system 1000. It is also used as a work area for the server processing unit 500, and temporarily stores calculation results etc. executed by the server processing unit 500 according to various programs. For example, it is realized by IC memories such as RAM and ROM, magnetic disks such as hard disks, optical disks such as CD-ROMs and DVDs, online storage, and the like. The server storage unit 600 stores a server program 602, a distribution client program 604, player management data 610, game initial setting data 310 necessary for controlling game execution, and play data 620.

The server program 602 is a program for realizing the function as a game server for the online game of this embodiment. The distribution client program 604 is the original client program 902 (see FIG. 18) downloaded to the player terminal 1200.

Play data 620 is data related to game play (including capture play) executed by player terminal 1200.

FIG. 18 is a block diagram showing an example of the functional configuration of player terminal 1200. According to FIG. 18, the player terminal 1200 includes an operation input section 702, an image display section 704, a sound output section 706, a communication section 708, a terminal processing section 800, and a terminal storage section 900. In the game system 1, the player terminal 1200 functions as a man-machine interface.

The operation input unit 702 outputs operation input signals to the terminal processing unit 800 in response to various operation inputs by the player. For example, it can be realized by a touch panel, push switch, joystick, touch pad, trackball, acceleration sensor, gyro, CCD module, etc.

The terminal processing unit 800 is realized by, for example, a microprocessor such as a CPU or GPU, or an electronic component such as an IC memory, and controls data input/output between each functional unit including the operation input unit 702 and the terminal storage unit 900. I do. The operation of the player terminal 1200 is controlled by executing various calculation processes based on predetermined programs and data, operation signals from the operation input section 702, data received from the server system 1000, and the like. Further, the terminal processing section 800 includes a terminal calculation section 810, a clock section 820, a sound generation section 826, and a communication control section 828.

The terminal calculation section 810 includes an operation signal transmission control section 812 and a display control section 814, and controls the player terminal 1200 to realize a function as a client device that communicates with the server system 1000.

The operation signal transmission control unit 812 executes processing for transmitting various data and requests to the server system 1000 in response to operations performed on the operation input unit 702.

The display control unit 814 performs control to display game screens, various operation screens, etc. based on various image data received from the server system 1000. Then, image signals for displaying those images are generated and output to the image display section 704. The image display section 704 displays various images based on image signals input from the display control section 814. For example, it can be realized by an image display device such as a touch panel, a flat panel display, a projector, or a head-mounted display.

The clock section 820 clocks the current date and time using the system clock.

The sound generation unit 826 is realized by, for example, a digital signal processor (DSP), a processor such as a voice synthesis IC, an audio codec for playing audio files, etc., and generates sound effects, BGM, various operation sounds, etc. related to the game. A sound signal is generated and output to the sound output section 706. The sound output unit 706 outputs sound effects, BGM, etc. based on the sound signal input from the sound generation unit 826.

The communication control unit 828 executes data processing related to data communication and realizes data exchange with an external device via the communication unit 708. The communication unit 708 connects to the communication network N to realize communication. For example, it is realized by a wireless communication device, a modem, a TA (terminal adapter), a jack for a wired communication cable, a control circuit, and the like.

The terminal storage unit 900 stores system programs and various data for making the terminal processing unit 800 realize a given function. It is also used as a work area for the terminal processing unit 800, and temporarily stores calculation results executed by the terminal processing unit 800 according to various programs, input data from the operation input unit 702, and the like. For example, it is realized by an IC memory such as a RAM or ROM, a magnetic disk such as a hard disk, an optical disk such as a CD-ROM or DVD, or the like. Terminal storage unit 900 stores client program 902 and operation input data 910. Operation input data 910 is operation data input from the operation input unit 702 and performed.

Although a client-server type system has been described as an example of the game system 1, the example of the game system 1 is not limited to this. For example, the game system may be realized by a computer system in which a plurality of player terminals 1200 are connected peer-to-peer. In this case, one of the player terminals 1200 is made to perform the functions of the server system 1000 of the above-described embodiment. Alternatively, the function of the game management section 510 may be shared among a plurality of player terminals 1200.

(Fourth modification)
The above game may be a multiplayer game in which multiple players can participate. For example, the game provided by the game system 1 described in the third modification may be an online multiplayer game. In that case, when a plurality of participating players succeed in capturing, the content of the capture result may be changed based on the combination of target characters that were captured.

FIG. 19 is a diagram illustrating an example of a game in which multiple players participate. In the example shown in the figure, two players 3a and 3b form a team and participate in the same capture play, and on the game screen, the operating characters 10a and 10b of the players 3a and 3b, respectively, are displayed as two target characters. 14a and 14b are shown. Then, when the two players 3a and 3b each succeed in capturing the target character 14 (14a, 14b), the player 3 captures the target character 14 (14a, 14b), respectively, as in the first modification example described above. The capture result set in the capture result setting table 326 associated with each target character 14 is acquired. Furthermore, in accordance with the additional capture result setting table 350 shown in FIG. 13, for example, the players 3a and 3b are made to obtain additional capture results based on the combination of the target characters 14a and 14b that they have captured.

1500...User device 200...Processing unit 210...Game calculation unit 212...Capture play progress control unit 214...Presentation unit 216...Result content changing unit 218...Success/failure probability changing unit 300...Storage unit 302...Game program 310...Game initial setting data 320... Target character setting data 324... Evaluation definition data 325... Success/failure probability definition data 326... Capture result setting table 330... Play data 10... Operated character 12... Operating character's physical strength gauge 14... Target character 16... Target character's physical strength value Gauge 18...Message 20...Success/failure probability gauge 22...Theme

Claims (9)

A program for causing a computer system to control the progress of a game based on a player's play operations, the program comprising:
The game includes a capture play in which, by capturing a given target character, a capture result is obtained by incorporating part or all of the target character into the player's controlled character and changing the settings of the controlled character. It is possible and
capture play progress control means for controlling the progress of the capture play including activation of the capture;
result content changing means that evaluates the progress process of the capture play and changes the content of the capture result based on the evaluation result;
causing the computer system to function as
The result content changing means changes the content of the capture result based on an attribute relationship between an attribute set for the target character and an attribute set for the playable character.
program. The result content changing means performs the evaluation based on the amount of damage inflicted on the target character in the capture play.
The program according to claim 1 . The result content changing means performs the evaluation based on the amount of damage inflicted by the operated character in the capture play.
The program according to claim 1 or 2 . The result content changing means performs the evaluation based on a difference in physical strength between the target character and the operated character.
The program according to any one of claims 1 to 3 . A program for causing a computer system to control the progress of a game based on a player's play operations, the program comprising:
In the game, by capturing a given target character, 1) make the target character an ally; and 2) incorporate part or all of the target character into the player's control character to make the control character It is possible to perform a capture play in which any of the following can be obtained as a capture result: changing the appearance and/or settings of the
capture play progress control means for controlling the progress of the capture play including activation of the capture;
result content changing means for evaluating the progress process of the capture play and changing the content of the capture result based on the evaluation result;
causing the computer system to function as
The capture play progress control means selects one or more target characters from a plurality of target candidate characters based on a selection operation by the player;
The result content changing means changes the content of the capture result based on a combination of the plurality of target characters when the plurality of target characters are successfully captured.
program. A program for causing a computer system to control the progress of a game based on a player's play operations, the program comprising:
In the game, by capturing a given target character, 1) make the target character an ally; and 2) incorporate part or all of the target character into the player's control character to make the control character It is possible to perform a capture play in which any of the following can be obtained as a capture result: changing the appearance and/or settings of the
capture play progress control means for controlling the progress of the capture play including activation of the capture;
result content changing means for evaluating the progress process of the capture play and changing the content of the capture result based on the evaluation result;
causing the computer system to function as
The game allows multiple players to participate,
The result content changing means changes the content of the capture result based on the combination of the target characters that are the targets of the capture when a plurality of participating players succeed in the capture.
program. A computer system that controls the progress of a game based on a player's play operation, the computer system comprising:
The game includes a capture play in which, by capturing a given target character, a capture result is obtained by incorporating part or all of the target character into the player's controlled character and changing the settings of the controlled character. It is possible and
Capture play progress control means for controlling progress of the capture play including activation of the capture;
A result content changing means that evaluates the progress of the capture play and changes the content of the capture result based on the evaluation result;
Equipped with
The result content changing means changes the content of the capture result based on an attribute relationship between an attribute set to the target character and an attribute set to the playable character.
computer system. A computer system that controls the progress of a game based on a player's play operation, the computer system comprising:
In the game, by capturing a given target character, 1) make the target character an ally; and 2) incorporate part or all of the target character into the player's control character to make the control character It is possible to perform a capture play in which any of the following can be obtained as a capture result: changing the appearance and/or settings of the
Capture play progress control means for controlling progress of the capture play including activation of the capture;
A result content changing means that evaluates the progress of the capture play and changes the content of the capture result based on the evaluation result;
Equipped with
The capture play progress control means selects one or more target characters from a plurality of target candidate characters based on a selection operation by the player;
The result content changing means changes the content of the capture result based on a combination of the plurality of target characters when the plurality of target characters are successfully captured.
computer system. A computer system that controls the progress of a game based on a player's play operation, the computer system comprising:
In the game, by capturing a given target character, 1) make the target character an ally; and 2) incorporate part or all of the target character into the player's control character to make the control character It is possible to perform a capture play in which any of the following can be obtained as a capture result: changing the appearance and/or settings of the
Capture play progress control means for controlling progress of the capture play including activation of the capture;
A result content changing means that evaluates the progress of the capture play and changes the content of the capture result based on the evaluation result;
Equipped with
The game allows multiple players to participate,
The result content changing means changes the content of the capture result based on the combination of the target characters that are the targets of the capture when a plurality of participating players succeed in the capture.
computer system.

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