JP7206579B2 - Game program and game device - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a game program and a game device that provide a game in which different events occur based on the sleep state of the user.

A sleep analysis result display device that analyzes a user's sleep based on a measurement result of the user's sleep state is known (see, for example, Patent Literature 1). In this sleep analysis result display device, the sleep state of the user for each day is determined based on the detection result regarding the movement of the user's body during sleep. Then, the sleep analysis result display device generates a sleep analysis result display screen based on the sleep data for each day.

On the other hand, a game has been proposed in which the progress is linked to real time, or a game in which the behavior of a character in a virtual game space changes depending on the in-game time (see Patent Document 2, for example).

JP 2013-168026 A JP 2004-290450 A

However, until now, there has been no game in which events that occur in conjunction with real time or in-game time change depending on the sleep state of the user.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a game program for executing an interesting game in which events that occur in conjunction with real time or in-game time change depending on the sleep state of the user.

A first invention provides a game device comprising an operation unit for receiving an operation by a user and a storage unit,
sleep state determination means for determining the sleep state of the user;
wake-up determination means for determining whether the user has woken up;
setting the user's wake-up time based on the user's operation on the operation unit, and determining that the user has woken up when the time set in the game device reaches the wake-up time; alarm means for sounding an alarm until a determination is made; and game progression means for generating an event according to the sleep state when the wake-up determination means determines that the user has woken up;
It is a game program that functions as

In the first invention, preferably, the alarm means resets the wake-up time to an optimum time for the user based on the determination result of the sleep state determination means.

Further, in the first invention, it is preferable that the alarm is a voice output of words including the user's name that are input based on the user's operation on the operation unit.

Further, in the first invention, the game apparatus stores an action schedule after waking up of the user in the storage unit based on the user's operation on the operation unit, and stores the action schedule at a predetermined timing. Further functioning as schedule management means for reading out from a storage section, the game progression means informs the user of the action schedule stored in the storage section when the wake-up determination means determines that the user has woken up. is preferred.

Further, in the first invention, when the user has finished one action according to the action schedule, the game progress means determines that the one action is finished based on the user's operation on the operation unit. It is preferable to receive information indicating that, and notify the user of an action to be performed after the one action in accordance with the action schedule.

A second invention is a game device comprising a storage section for storing the game program described above and a control section for executing the game program.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a game program for executing an interesting game in which events that occur in conjunction with real time or in-game time change depending on the sleeping state of the user.

It is a figure which shows the functional structure of the game device in this embodiment. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a game screen of the game device in FIG. 1; FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a game screen of the game device in FIG. 1; FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a game screen of the game device in FIG. 1; FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a game screen of the game device in FIG. 1; FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a game screen of the game device in FIG. 1; FIG. 4 is a flow chart showing a procedure of sleep/wake-up determination processing of the present invention.

[Embodiment]
A game device 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 7. FIG.

<Description of the game>
In the game device 1 of the present invention shown in FIG. 1, as shown in FIG. 2, a game that progresses by having a conversation with a character 41 in a virtual game space is executed. On the liquid crystal screen 140, the user's answer to the message 42 of the character 41 in the virtual game space is displayed with a plurality of options 43. FIG. The game progresses according to the result of the user selecting one of the options 43 via the touch pad 150 .

For example, when the user selects "Surprisingly you're doing well" from among the three options 43, the character 41 is puzzled and says "I'm surprised." Furthermore, based on the action taken by the character 41, a new conversation event occurs and the game progresses.

<Hardware configuration>
Referring to FIG. 1, the hardware configuration of the server device 2 that provides the game program of the present invention and the hardware configuration of the game device 1 that executes the game using the game program downloaded from the server device 2. explain.

Each user is assigned a different account. An ID (identification code) is assigned to each account. When each game device 1 communicates with the server device 2 via the communication network 3, the game device 1 transmits the user's account. The transmitted account undergoes predetermined authentication in the server device 2 . This enables communication between the server device 2 and each game device 1 .

<Description of Server Apparatus 2>
The server device 2 includes a control section 20 , a storage section 21 and a network interface 22 .

Storage unit 21 and network interface 22 are connected to control unit 20 of server device 2 via bus 200 .

The control unit 20 controls operations of the server device 2 .

The storage unit 21 is mainly composed of an HDD (Hard Disk Drive), a RAM (Random Access Memory), and a ROM (Read Only Memory). The storage unit 21 stores, for example, a distribution program and data for distributing the game program of the present invention.

Network interface 22 is connected to communication network 3 to transmit and receive data between server device 2 and game device 1 .

<Functional Configuration of Control Unit 20 of Server Device 2>
The control unit 20 of the server device 2 functions as information processing means 201, collation means 202, and distribution means 203 by executing the distribution program.

The information processing means 201 transmits and receives data necessary for distributing the game program of the present invention to and from each game device 1 .

The information that the information processing means 201 receives from each game device 1 includes, for example, download request information and user account information.

The information that the information processing means 201 transmits to each game device 1 includes, for example, information as to whether the game program of the present invention has been appropriately distributed to the game device 1 .

The verification means 202 uses the user's ID or the like transmitted from the game device 1 to authenticate the user's account.

After the download request information and the user's account information are received by the information processing means 201 , the distribution means 203 distributes the game program of the present invention to the game device 1 .

<Description of Game Device 1>
The game device 1 is, for example, a terminal device such as a smart phone in which a speaker 130, a liquid crystal screen 140, a touch pad 150, a sensor 160, a microphone 170 and a camera 180 are built. In this game device 1 , the game progresses based on the game program and data distributed from the server device 2 .

Also, the game device 1 can perform data communication with the other game device 1 and the server device 2 via a communication network 3 such as the Internet or a LAN.

Game device 1 includes control unit 10 , storage unit 11 , network interface 12 , audio processing unit 13 , graphics processing unit 14 , operation unit 15 , detection unit 16 , audio input unit 17 , and imaging unit 18 .

Storage unit 11, network interface 12, audio processing unit 13, graphics processing unit 14, operation unit 15, detection unit 16, audio input unit 17, and photographing unit 18 are connected to control unit 10 via bus 100. .

The control unit 10 controls operations of the game device 1 .

The storage unit 11 is mainly composed of HDD, RAM and ROM. The storage unit 11 stores, for example, a game program and data for executing the game in this embodiment.

Network interface 12 is connected to communication network 3 to transmit and receive data between game device 1 and server device 2 . As a result, the game program and game data of the present invention are downloaded to the game device 1 .

The audio processing unit 13 reproduces and synthesizes digital game sounds according to instructions from the control unit 10 . A speaker 130 is also connected to the audio processing unit 13 . A game sound is output from the speaker 130 .

The graphics processing unit 14 draws a game image including the virtual game space and the character 41 in a moving image format according to instructions from the control unit 10 . A game image rendered in a moving image format by the graphics processing unit 14 is displayed on the liquid crystal screen 140 as a game screen.

An operation signal from the user is input to the operation unit 15 . In this embodiment, an operation signal from the user is input to the operation unit 15 via a touch pad 150 that is an input position detection device. By touching the touch pad 150, the user selects an option 43, operates an object, or the like.

The detection unit 16 detects the environment around the game device 1 . In this embodiment, the detection unit 16 is connected with a plurality of types of sensors 160 such as an illuminance sensor, an acceleration sensor, a gyro sensor, a temperature sensor, and a humidity sensor.

Then, for example, when the illuminance sensor detects that the lights in the room are turned off and both the acceleration sensor and the gyro sensor detect that the game device 1 has not been operated for a predetermined time or longer, the detection The unit 16 generates no-operation detection information and transmits it to the control unit 10 . This no-operation detection information is generated at predetermined time intervals and sent to the control unit 10 each time.

On the other hand, for example, when either the acceleration sensor or the gyro sensor detects that the game device 1 has been operated for a predetermined time or longer, the detection unit 16 generates operation detection information and transmits it to the control unit 10. do.

In addition, for example, the temperature sensor and the humidity sensor transmit information about difficulty in sleeping to the control unit 10 .

Audio input unit 17 detects sounds around game device 1 . A microphone 170 is connected to the voice input unit 17 . The voice input unit 17 detects, for example, the sound of the user snoring or the sound of the user rolling over, and transmits sound detection information to the control unit 10 . The sound detection information is used, for example, as information indicating that the user is lightly asleep if the user rolls over often.

The shooting unit 18 shoots an environment around the game device 1 . A camera 180 is connected to the photographing unit 18 . The photographing unit 18 photographs, for example, the movement of the user while sleeping via the camera 180 . Then, if the user moves vigorously, the imaging unit 18 transmits information to the control unit 10 to the effect that the user rolls over often, and if the user moves less, the imaging unit 18 transmits information to the effect that the user seems to be comfortable in bed. Send to the control unit 10 .

As described above, in the present embodiment, the control unit 10 detects bed entry information based on no-operation detection information and operation detection information from the detection unit 16, sound detection information from the voice input unit 17, and information from the imaging unit 18. , non-sleeping information, going to bed information, wake-up information, and information about sleep state are generated.

<Functional Configuration of Control Unit 10 of Game Device 1>
By executing the game program downloaded from the server device 2 to the game device 1, the control unit 10 of the game device 1 controls game progress means 101, communication means 102, sleep state determination means 103, sleep/wake determination means 104, and alarm means. 105 , schedule management means 106 , sleep promotion means 107 and operation prohibition means 108 .

<Description of Game Progressing Means 101>
The game progress means 101 reads data such as game space objects and textures included in the game data from the storage unit 11 and generates a two-dimensional or three-dimensional virtual game space.

Also, the game progression means 101 arranges the character 41 in the virtual game space. The game progress means 101 controls the action of the character 41 according to the user's operation signal to the touch pad 150 and the progress of the game.

Also, the game progress means 101 generates information for displaying the virtual game space and the character 41 as a game screen on the liquid crystal screen 140 . According to this information, the graphics processing unit 14 draws a game image on the liquid crystal screen 140 as shown in FIGS.

Then, as shown in FIG. 3, the game progression means 101 generates an event according to the information regarding the sleep state transmitted from the sleep state determination means 103 when the sleep/wakeup determination means 104 determines that the user has woken up.

For example, when it is determined that the user's sleeping condition was good, the character 41 issues a message 42 such as "You slept well." On the other hand, if it is determined that the user's sleep condition was not very good, the character 41 issues a message 42 such as "Did you have a bad dream?"

Further, when the sleep/wake-up determination unit 104 determines that the user has woken up, the game progress unit 101 notifies the user of the action schedule stored in the storage unit 11 .

For example, if the user's next action is to brush his/her teeth, the character 41 issues a message 42 saying "It's time to brush your teeth", as shown in FIG. In this way, the game progress means 101 notifies the user to brush his/her teeth.

Furthermore, the game progress means 101 receives information indicating that one action has been completed based on the user's operation on the touch pad 150 when the user has completed one action according to the action schedule. In response, the game progress means 101 informs the user of the action to be taken after one action according to the action schedule.

For example, in the example of FIG. 4, when the user presses the virtual button 44 of "Tooth brushing complete!" The action that the user should take next is notified. In addition, the game progress means 101 displays on the liquid crystal screen 140 a virtual button 44 of "shower completed!" to be operated by the user.

<Description of Communication Means 102>
The communication means 102 transmits download request information for new game data to the server device 2, for example, based on a user's operation. This game data is, for example, data such as an item (for example, a present for the character 41) that can be newly used by the user by charging.

<Description of Sleep State Determining Means 103>
The sleep state determining means 103 receives information about the user's sleep state (sleep state) from the detection unit 16 , the voice input unit 17 and the imaging unit 18 . The information about the sleep state is information indicating the state of the user during sleep, and includes, for example, the time from bedtime to the start of sleep, the time from wakeup to leaving the bed, total sleep time, and amount of activity during sleep.

In addition, the sleep state determination means 103 receives the bed information, the non-sleep information, the sleep information, and the wake-up information generated by the sleep/wake-up determination means 104 .

The sleep state determination means 103 receives the information regarding these sleep states and determines the sleep state of the user. The sleep state determining means 103 determines the sleep state, such as "the user slept well", according to the information about the sleep state.

<Description of sleep/wake-up determination means 104>
The sleep/wake determination means 104 determines whether or not the user is asleep when the time set in the game device 1 (hereinafter referred to as "terminal time") reaches the bedtime set by the user, and It is determined whether or not the user has woken up when the terminal time reaches the wake-up time set by the user.

For example, when the no-operation detection information is received after the bedtime has passed, the sleep/wake-up determination means 104 determines that the user has gone to bed, and generates bed-in information. The bed-going information is information indicating that the user has entered the futon and is ready to go to bed (goes to bed).

Further, when the operation detection information is received even after the terminal time has passed the bedtime, or when the operation detection information is received within, for example, one hour after receiving the no-operation detection information, the sleep/wake-up determination means 104 Then, it is determined that the user has not gone to bed, and non-sleep information is generated.

Further, the sleep/wake-up determination means 104 determines that the user has gone to bed when the operation detection information is not received within, for example, one hour after the no-operation detection information is received before the bed information is generated. and generate bedtime information. Sleeping information is information indicating a state in which the user is sleeping.

In addition, when the operation detection information is received after the wake-up time has passed, or when the operation detection information is received more than one hour after receiving the no-operation detection information, for example, after six hours, the sleep/wake-up determination means 104 , determines that the user has woken up, and generates wake-up information.

For example, when the user starts up the game or performs a predetermined operation on the game device 1 after the sleep information is generated, the sleep/wake-up determining means 104 determines that the user has woken up. , to generate wake-up information. The wake-up information is information indicating a state in which the user wakes up after going to bed.

The bed information, non-sleep information, sleeping information, and waking information generated by the sleep/wake-up determination means 104 are transmitted to the game progress means 101, the sleep state determination means 103, and the like.

<Description of Alarm Means 105>
The alarm unit 105 sets the user's bedtime and the user's wake-up time based on the user's operation on the touch pad 150 . By operating the touch pad 150, the user can set, for example, 22:00 as the bedtime and 7:00 as the wake-up time.

Further, when the terminal time reaches the wake-up time, the alarm means 105 sounds the alarm until the sleep/wake-up determination means 104 determines that the user has woken up (until the sleep/wake-up determination means 104 generates wake-up information). If the terminal time is the real time, the alarm sounds when the real time reaches the wake-up time.

Also, the alarm means 105 resets the wake-up time to the optimal time for the user based on the determination result of the sleep state determination means 103 . Specifically, the alarm means 105 does not change the wake-up time when the user's sleep condition is good, and when the user's sleep condition is not good, for example, the total sleep time is within the appropriate range as much as possible. Reset the wake-up time in units of 5 minutes or 10 minutes, etc.

In this embodiment, the alarm is output by voice output of words including the user's name that are input based on the user's operation on the touch pad 150 . For example, if the user inputs his/her own name "Satoko", the character 41 voices "Good morning, Satoko. It's morning."

<Description of Schedule Management Means 106>
The schedule management unit 106 causes the storage unit 11 to store the action schedule after the user wakes up based on the user's operation on the touch pad 150 . For example, the user wakes up at 7:00 in the morning, brushes his teeth at 7:10, takes a shower at 7:20, and has breakfast at 8:00. be able to.

Further, the schedule management means 106 reads out the action schedule input by the user from the storage section 11 in chronological order at a predetermined timing. The predetermined timing is, for example, when the sleep/wake-up determination unit 104 determines that the user has woken up.

<Description of Sleep Promoting Means 107>
The sleep promotion unit 107 urges the user to go to bed when the sleep/wake-up determination unit 104 determines that the user has not gone to bed. Specifically, when the terminal time has passed the bedtime and the sleep/wake determination means 104 has not received the no-operation detection information, the sleep promotion means 107 generates an event for prompting the user to go to bed. .

For example, the character 41 begins to take a deep breath, and the character 41 becomes unresponsive to the user's operation, or the character 41 responds, "What? I didn't hear you." As a result, the user senses that bedtime is approaching, and the user is urged to go to bed.

<Description of Operation Prohibition Means 108>
The operation prohibiting unit 108 prohibits the user from receiving a predetermined operation on the touch pad 150 when the sleep/wake-up determining unit 104 determines that the user is not asleep. Specifically, when the terminal time has passed the bedtime and the sleep/wake-up determination means 104 has not received the no-operation detection information, the operation prohibition means 108, as shown in FIG. By entering and becoming unresponsive to the user's operation, the user cannot proceed with the game.

<Description of sleep/wake-up determination processing>
The sleep/wake-up determination process of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIG.

First, the sleep/wake-up determination means 104 determines whether or not no-operation detection information is received after the sleep time set by the user has elapsed (step S1).

When the sleep/wake-up determination means 104 receives no-operation detection information after the bedtime has passed (S1: YES), the sleep/wake-up determination means 104 generates bed-in information (step S2).

Next, it is determined whether or not the sleep/wake-up determining means 104 has received the operation detection information within one hour after the non-operation detection information is received after the bedtime has passed (step S3).

If the sleep/wake-up determination unit 104 has not received the operation detection information (S3: NO), the sleep/wake-up determination unit 104 determines that the user has gone to bed and generates sleep information (step S4).

Next, based on the information received from the detection unit 16, the voice input unit 17, the imaging unit 18, and the sleep/wakeup determination unit 104, the sleep state determination unit 103 determines the sleep state and generates information about the sleep state. (Step S5).

Next, the alarm unit 105 resets the wake-up time to the optimal time for the user based on the determination result of the sleep state determination unit 103 (step S6). Note that when the user is in a good sleep state, the alarm unit 105 does not reset the wake-up time.

Next, the alarm means 105 determines whether or not the terminal time has reached the wake-up time set by the user (step S7).

If the terminal time has not reached the wake-up time (S7: NO), the process returns to step S5.

On the other hand, when the terminal time is the wake-up time (S7: YES), the alarm means 105 sounds an alarm (step S8). Specifically, as shown in FIG. 3, the alarm means 105 sounds an alarm that outputs a sentence containing the name input by the user.

Next, the sleep/wake-up determination means 104 determines whether or not the operation detection information has been received (step S9).

If the sleep/wake-up determination means 104 has not received the operation detection information (S9: NO), the process returns to step S8.

When the sleep/wake-up determination means 104 receives the operation detection information (S9: YES), the sleep/wake-up determination means 104 determines that the user has woken up and generates wake-up information (step S10).

Next, the alarm means 105 stops the alarm (step S11).

Next, the game progress means 101 generates an event based on the information regarding the sleep state of the sleeping user (step S12). In this event, for example, when the user is in a good sleep state, the character 41 issues a message 42 saying "You slept well," as shown in FIG. After that, the sleep/wake-up determination process of the present invention ends.

Returning to step S1, if the no-operation detection information is not received after the bedtime has elapsed (the operation detection information is received) (S1: NO), the sleep/wake-up determining means 104 generates non-sleep information. (Step S13).

Next, the sleep promoting means 107 prompts the user to go to bed (step S14).

Next, the operation prohibiting means 108 prohibits acceptance of user's operation on the touch pad 150 (step S15). For example, as shown in FIG. 6, the character 41 enters a sleeping state and the user cannot proceed with the game. After that, the process returns to step S1.

Returning to step S3, if the sleep/wake determination means 104 has received the operation detection information (S3: YES), the sleep/wake determination means 104 generates non-sleep information (step S13). Subsequent procedures are the same as steps S14 and S15 described above.
Through the above procedure, the sleep/wake-up determination process of the present invention is executed.

Note that the above-described control means and processing procedure are examples, and the embodiments of the present invention are not limited to these. The processing procedure and the like can be appropriately changed in design without changing the gist of the present invention.

To summarize the above, the game program of this embodiment is
A game device 1 equipped with a touch pad 150 that receives an operation by a user and a storage unit 11,
sleep state determination means 103 for determining the sleep state of the user;
sleep/wake-up determination means 104 for determining whether the user has woken up;
Until the user's wake-up time is set based on the user's operation on the touch pad 150, and the sleep/wake-up determination means 104 determines that the user has woken up when the time set in the game device 1 has reached the wake-up time. alarm means 105 for sounding an alarm; and game progression means 101 for generating an event according to the sleeping state when the sleep/wake-up determination means 104 determines that the user has woken up;
function as

<Effect of invention>
According to the game program of the present embodiment, it is possible to execute an interesting game in which events that occur in conjunction with real time or in-game time change depending on the sleep state of the user.

[Other embodiments]
In the above-described embodiment, the sleep state information includes, for example, the time from bed entry to sleep onset, the time from waking to leaving the bed, sleep efficiency, sleep activity amount, etc., but the present invention is not limited to this. Not limited. As the information about the sleep state, there are various indexes such as the number of times of awakening in the middle, timing of awakening in the middle, REM sleep time, non-REM sleep time, and the like.

As a method for prompting the user to go to bed, the character begins to take a deep breath, and the character becomes unresponsive to the user's operation. Other examples include the following. Methods for prompting the user to go to bed include, for example, the character preparing for bed, the character giving an answer that does not establish a conversation, or the character starting to talk in his sleep.

In addition to the above, there are various methods as described later. Specifically, the methods for prompting the user to go to bed include notifying the user of tomorrow's schedule, talking about today's events, playing a lullaby as BGM, or performing lymphatic massage, stretching, Information on skin care, etc.

Alternatively, the user may be encouraged to go to bed by notifying the above-mentioned message content by voice instead of displaying the character's message.

In the above embodiments, the sensors include illuminance sensors, acceleration sensors, gyro sensors, temperature sensors, and humidity sensors, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the sensors may include air pressure sensors, noise sensors, odor sensors, and the like.

Further, when the user operates the game device, for example, 30 minutes before the alarm means sounds the alarm, the sleep/wake-up determination means determines that the user has woken up, and the alarm means sounds the alarm even if the time has come to wake up. may be omitted.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, an example is described in which the operation prohibiting means prohibits acceptance of a predetermined operation by the user when the character enters a sleeping state, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the operation prohibiting means may cause another character to appear in the virtual game space and prevent the user from conversing with the character.

Also, in the above-described embodiment, an example in which the action schedule is set based on the user's operation is described, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the action schedule may be set by a third party other than the user. In this case, for example, information set by the user's family using another terminal device is received by the game device directly or via a server device or the like, and the user's action schedule is set.

Furthermore, the game program (character) may arbitrarily set the user's action schedule. In this case, for example, the character acting as the boyfriend decides the behavior schedule of the user acting as the girlfriend, and the user decides whether or not to follow it, so that a game with a more pseudo-romance feeling can be provided. .

Further, in the above embodiments, an example in which the game device is a terminal device such as a smart phone is described, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, it may be a stationary game device to which a display and a controller are externally connected, or a personal computer.

1 game device 101 game progression means 102 communication means 103 sleep state determination means 104 sleep/wakeup determination means (wakeup determination means)
105 Alarm Means 106 Schedule Management Means 107 Sleep Promoting Means 108 Operation Prohibiting Means 2 Server Apparatus 201 Information Processing Means 202 Verification Means 203 Distribution Means 3 Communication Network

Claims (4)

A game device having an operation unit for receiving operations by a user and a storage unit,
game progress means for progressing the game based on the user's operation;
When the user performs an operation after a preset bedtime has elapsed in the game device, an event related to going to bed is generated for a character placed in a virtual game space to urge the user to go to bed. facilitator,
detection means for determining whether or not the user has gone to bed by detecting whether or not there is an operation by the user after the bedtime has elapsed; operation prohibition means for prohibiting the user from accepting a predetermined operation on the operation unit when determined;
A game program that functions as A game device having an operation unit for receiving operations by a user and a storage unit,
game progress means for progressing the game based on the user's operation;
When the user performs an operation after a preset bedtime has elapsed in the game device, an event related to going to bed is generated for a character placed in a virtual game space to urge the user to go to bed. facilitator,
detection means for determining whether or not the user has gone to bed by detecting whether or not there is an operation by the user after the bedtime has elapsed; display means for displaying a screen indicating that the game cannot be progressed based on the information generated by the game progress means when the determination is made;
A game program that functions as A game device having an operation unit for receiving operations by a user and a storage unit,
game progress means for progressing the game based on the user's operation;
When the user performs an operation after a preset bedtime has elapsed in the game device, an event related to going to bed is generated for a character placed in a virtual game space to urge the user to go to bed. facilitator,
detection means for determining whether or not the user has gone to bed by detecting whether or not there is an operation by the user after the bedtime has elapsed; display means for displaying a screen that hinders the progress of the game based on the information generated by the game progress means when the determination is made;
A game program that functions as A storage unit for storing the game program according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , a control unit for executing the game program,
game device.

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