JP2024083231A - Information processing system, information processing device, program, and information processing method - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an information processing system, an information processing device, a program, and an information processing method capable of easily and appropriately managing content in a game.SOLUTION: An information processing system executes: task registration information reception processing of receiving input of task registration information for registering content in a game in which optional information processing is executed within a game as a task that a player should execute within the game; and task information generation processing of generating task information for managing the content in the game registered as the task on the basis of the task registration information received by the task registration information reception processing.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

The present invention relates to an information processing system, an information processing device, a program, and an information processing method, and more particularly to an information processing system, an information processing device, a program, and an information processing method for executing information processing in a game.

In recent years, games that can be played on player devices such as smartphones and game consoles have become
For example, there is in-game content that the player executes within the game, such as events that allow the player to obtain items to be used within the game, arbitrary quests that are preset within the game, character development, and the like.

Patent Literature 1 discloses a game in which, when a player accomplishes a task executed as in-game content, the player is given a bonus within the game depending on the type of task and the score.

Patent No. 5855717

However, in this type of game, when multiple in-game contents that the player can execute exist side by side, it is expected that it will become difficult for the player to manage the in-game contents, such as grasping the number and type of the parallel in-game contents, or grasping, for example, which in-game contents should be executed with priority from the perspective of game progress.

The present invention has been made in consideration of the above-mentioned circumstances, and has an objective of providing an information processing system, an information processing device, a program, and an information processing method that can easily and appropriately manage in-game content.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the information processing system of the present invention executes a task registration information reception process that accepts input of task registration information that registers in-game content in which any information processing is performed within the game as a task to be performed by the player within the game, and a task information generation process that generates task information for managing the in-game content registered as a task based on the task registration information received in the task registration information reception process.

According to this, when task registration information is input and in-game content is registered as a task, task information for managing the in-game content registered as a task is generated.

Therefore, for example, in a game where multiple in-game contents exist side by side, the in-game contents can be managed as tasks so that the execution of the in-game content can be scheduled at the player's discretion, making it possible to easily and appropriately manage the in-game content.

The tasks processed by this information processing system are associated with scheduled execution time data regarding the time to execute in-game content, and execute a notification sending process that sends a notification regarding the execution of the task to the player's player terminal based on the scheduled execution time data.

This information processing system may execute a benefit granting process that grants a benefit in the game to the player on condition that the player has registered the task or accomplished the task.

The task processed by this information processing system may be associated with type data relating to the type of information processing of the in-game content, and may execute a benefit granting process that grants a benefit to a player based on the type data.

Furthermore, the task processed by this information processing system may be associated with difficulty level data regarding the difficulty level of the in-game content, and may execute a bonus granting process that grants a bonus to the player based on the difficulty level data.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the information processing device of the present invention executes a task registration data reception process that accepts input of task registration information that registers in-game content in which any information processing is executed within the game as a task to be executed by the player within the game, and a task information generation process that generates task information for managing the in-game content registered as a task based on the task registration information received in the task registration information reception process.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the program of the present invention causes a computer to execute a task registration information reception process that accepts input of task registration information that registers in-game content in which any information processing is executed within the game as a task to be executed by the player within the game, and a task information generation process that generates task information for managing the in-game content registered as a task based on the task registration information received in the task registration information reception process.

To achieve the above-mentioned object, the information processing method of the present invention involves a computer executing a task registration information reception process in which input of task registration information that registers in-game content in which any information processing is executed within the game as a task to be executed by a player within the game, and a task information generation process that generates task information for managing the in-game content registered as a task based on the task registration information received in the task registration information reception process.

According to this invention, since the in-game content can be easily and appropriately managed, the game can be progressed smoothly without causing confusion.

1 is a block diagram illustrating an outline of a configuration of an information processing system according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating an outline of the configuration of a server in the information processing system according to the present embodiment. FIG. 2 is a block diagram for explaining an outline of the functions of the server of the information processing system according to the present embodiment. FIG. 10 is a block diagram illustrating an outline of the configuration of game information processed by the information processing system according to the present embodiment. FIG. 10 is a block diagram illustrating an outline of the configuration of task information processed by the information processing system according to the present embodiment. FIG. 1 is a block diagram for explaining an outline of the configuration of a task that constitutes task information processed in the information processing system according to the present embodiment. FIG. 11 is a sequence diagram for explaining an outline of the processing executed in the information processing system according to the present embodiment. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of a screen interface of a game executed in the information processing system according to the present embodiment. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of a screen interface of a game executed in the information processing system according to the present embodiment. FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating an outline of the configuration of a player terminal of the information processing system according to the present embodiment. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of a screen interface of a game executed in the information processing system according to the present embodiment.

Next, an information processing system according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

1 is a block diagram for explaining an outline of the configuration of an information processing system according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in the figure, the information processing system 10 mainly comprises a server 20, which is an information processing device, and a plurality of player terminals 30, which are connected to each other so as to be accessible via a network N such as the Internet.

In this embodiment, this information processing system 10 provides a game to a player terminal 30 held by a player 2 by having a server 20 deployed by an operator 1 execute information processing in which the server 20 generates objects that make up the game, each of which is made up of images, videos, sounds, etc.

The games provided by operator 1 in information processing system 10 may be, for example, competitive games, puzzle games, action games, baseball games, soccer games, other sports games, quiz games, pinball games, card games, rhythm games, RPGs (role-playing games), location-based games, board games, adventure games, casino games, simulation games, strategy games, racing games, etc.

Next, we will explain the specific configuration of each part of the game system 10 of this embodiment.

In this embodiment, the server 20 is implemented by a desktop or notebook computer.

2 is a block diagram illustrating an outline of the configuration of the server 20. As shown in the figure, the server 20 includes a processor 21, a memory 22, a storage 23, a transmission/reception unit 24, and an input/output unit 25.
5, which are electrically connected to each other via a bus 26.

The processor 21 is an arithmetic device that controls the operation of the server 20, controls the transmission and reception of data between each element, and performs processes required for executing application programs.

In this embodiment, the processor 21 is, for example, a CPU (Central Processor
The processing unit 21 executes application programs stored in a storage 23 (to be described later) and deployed in a memory 22 to perform various processes.

In this embodiment, the memory 22 is a dynamic random access memory (DRAM).
The CPU 100 is implemented in a main memory device that is composed of a volatile memory device such as a volatile ESS Memory.

The memory 22 is used as a working area for the processor 21, and also stores a BIOS (Basic Input/Output System), which is executed when the server 20 is started up.
Also various setting information etc. are stored.

Storage 23 stores programs and information used for various processes.

The transmitting/receiving unit 24 connects the server 20 to the network N. The transmitting/receiving unit 24
The device may be equipped with a short-range communication interface such as Bluetooth (registered trademark) or BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy).

The input/output unit 25 is an interface to which input/output devices such as a keyboard, a mouse, or a display are connected.

The bus 26 transmits, for example, address signals, data signals, and various control signals between the connected processor 21, memory 22, storage 23, transmission/reception unit 24, and input/output unit 25.

3 is a block diagram for explaining an outline of the functions of the server 20. As shown in the figure, the server 20 in this embodiment includes a storage unit 40, a game processing unit 41, a task registration information receiving unit 42,
The system includes a task information generating unit 43, a notification sending unit 44, and a privilege granting unit 45.

The storage unit 40 is realized by partitioning a memory area of the storage 23. In this embodiment, the storage unit 40 stores game information D1 and task information D2.

4 is a block diagram for explaining the outline of the configuration of the game information D1. As shown in the figure, the game information D1 includes game data d1a, player data d1b, game media data d1c, and
and bonus data d1d.

The game data d1a is various data that is appropriately configured according to the type of game,
For example, in the case of a game including a quest game, the data includes the stage name associated with the stage ID, data on enemy characters, data on consumed stamina, and the like.

In this embodiment, this game data d1a includes type data relating to the type of in-game content, which will be described later, difficulty data relating to the difficulty of the in-game content, and planned execution time data relating to the time to execute the in-game content and execution count data relating to the number of times the game will be executed, which are based on input of task registration information, which will be described later.

The type data is data regarding the type (genre) of the in-game content, such as whether the in-game content is content that is executed only for a specific period of time, such as a time-limited lottery event or time-limited quest, or content that is executed on a daily basis, or whether it specifically relates to functions such as developing game media such as characters, compiling decks by selecting multiple game media, drawing lots for game media, or a story that progresses the game.

In this embodiment, the player data d1b includes a player name associated with a player ID, a level, the number of characters owned, the number of items owned, the number of items acquired,
This data includes the number of items consumed, the amount of paid or free in-game currency owned, the number of points owned, the number of points acquired, the amount paid, the number of lotteries entered, the total play time, the number of enemies defeated, etc.

The data relating to the owned character includes, for example, the current values of various parameters such as the level, attack power, defense power, stamina, etc. associated with the ID of the owned character, and the data relating to the play stage is data relating to the stages that the player 2 has played so far out of the multiple stages set, and includes, for example, the number of times played, cleared data, etc.

The data on owned items includes data on the possession status of one or more paid items and free items, and includes data such as the number of items possessed that is associated with the ID of the owned item.

In this embodiment, the game medium data d1c is data relating to game media such as characters and items owned by player 2 or in-game currency used in the game, and the data relating to the owned characters includes various parameters such as the acquisition date and time associated with each character's ID, character name, level, rarity, HP (current value/maximum value), attributes, skills, attack power (current value/maximum value), defense power (current value/maximum value), frequency of use, etc.

The acquisition date and time is, for example, data relating to the date and time when the character was granted to the player 2 as a result of the progress of the game or the execution of a lottery, and the rarity is, for example, data relating to the probability of winning the character in a lottery game.

HP, attack power, and defense power include, for example, the current value, i.e., "current value" and
This includes the "maximum value" when the character is trained to the maximum level.

Attributes include, for example, classifications indicating the character's strengths, such as fire attributes, water attributes, or wind attributes in battle games, classifications indicating the team a character belongs to or their position in sports games, and other data related to the setting of character classifications.

The skill is data related to a special skill that the character can use, and the frequency of use is data related to the frequency with which the character has been selected or used in the past by the player 2. This frequency of use may be calculated over the entire period since the player 2 started the game, or may be calculated over an arbitrary period such as the last few months.

The data on the items owned by Player 2 included in the game medium data d1c is
For example, data such as the number of items owned by player 2 associated with the ID of the item is included.

In this embodiment, the privilege data d1d includes data on the conditions for granting a privilege to the player 2, data on the contents of the privilege to be granted, and the like.

In this embodiment, the data regarding the conditions for granting a bonus is data set such that the conditions are to register in-game content as a task or to clear (achieve) the in-game content, as described below, and in this embodiment, the data regarding the content of the bonus is data regarding the bonus that is set in advance depending on, for example, the type and difficulty level of the in-game content that has been cleared.

In this embodiment, the data on the contents of the benefit includes, in addition to game media such as in-game currency, for example, in-game points that are consumed when exchanging for items in the game or recovering the character's "LIFE", the execution of any event executed in the game,
Benefits include those that allow the player to progress in the game advantageously, such as an increase in the drop rate, which indicates the probability that the character will obtain an item, or a function execution command that removes restrictions on functions that can be executed in the game and executes the function. The benefits are not particularly limited as long as they are beneficial to the player in the game, and may be, for example, the granting of in-game content such as in-game currency or various items, the removal of various restrictions in the game (granting the right to execute various functions), changes (increases, decreases) of various parameters (level, experience points, stamina, game medium ability values, amount that can be borrowed), increases in the upper limit of parameters, decreases in the lower limit, and recovery of stamina. Benefits may also be processes involving various lotteries (gacha, drops, synthesis, etc.)
The benefits may be changes (increases, decreases) in the type of game media, winning probability, rarity (scarcity), amount (number) of acquisition, etc., changes in the clear reward (whether or not a clear reward can be obtained in the first place, game media (scarcity, type, amount acquired simultaneously)), changes in the type of success and success rate in the strengthening (development) event, hit rate of an attack, skill activation rate, critical rate, type of critical, rate of special effect (poison, paralysis, etc.), evasion success rate, counterattack success rate, defense success rate, success rate in escaping, increase in skill effect, occurrence of special enemies, special event occurrence rate, etc. In addition, the benefits are not limited to changes in the above items to be advantageous for the player himself or a player who is in a specific relationship with the player, such as an ally player or a friend, but may be changes in the above items to be disadvantageous for an enemy player. Changes in the above items to be disadvantageous for an enemy player may, for example, be a decrease in the ability value of the enemy player, a decrease in the hit rate of the enemy player's attack, or a change in the enemy character itself to a character with low ability.

5 is a block diagram for explaining an outline of the configuration of the task information D2. As shown in the figure, the task information D2 is composed of a plurality of tasks, for example, task T1, task T2, task T3, etc. The task information D2 includes information such as the date and time when the task is to be executed, the number of times the task is to be executed,
The content to be executed by the player 2 in the game includes information such as the type, difficulty level, etc. In this embodiment, the in-game content to be executed by the player 2 in the game is registered as a task. Information such as the date and time of executing the task, the number of times the task is executed, the type, the difficulty level, and the privilege related to the task may be information input by the player, information generated by the control unit based on the input of the player, or information acquired by the control unit by referring to information previously stored in the storage unit. For example, by the player registering the content of the task, the start date and time of the event period may be automatically set on the system side as the execution date and time of the task, or the type and difficulty level may be automatically set on the system side according to the content of the task.

6 is a block diagram for explaining an outline of the tasks. As shown in the figure, in task T1,
For example, in-game content "Event Quest A" and "Daily Quest B" are registered as tasks to be executed by Player 2.

This task T1 includes a time for executing the in-game content (W day 19:00-20:
00), execution count data is associated with the number of times that "Event Quest A" of the in-game content is executed (5 times), and execution count data is associated with the number of times that "Daily Quest B" of the in-game content is executed (3 times).

On the other hand, task T1 is associated with type data representing the type of in-game content as "Event Quest A" (a quest that is executed only during a specific period of time), and is also associated with type data representing the type of in-game content as "Daily Quest B" (a quest that is executed on a daily basis).

Furthermore, difficulty data is associated with task T1 as the difficulty level of "Event Quest A" (difficulty level 10) among the in-game content, and difficulty data is associated with the difficulty level of "Daily Quest B" (difficulty level 5) among the in-game content.

It should be noted that task T1 may be associated with data regarding a benefit that will be granted to player 2 when the in-game content is cleared.

Task T2 includes the time when the in-game content is to be executed (Xth to Zth, 19:00 to 20:00
:00), execution count data is associated with the number of times that "Character Development C" of the in-game content is executed (5 times), and execution count data is associated with the number of times that "Daily Quest B" of the in-game content is executed (4 times).

On the other hand, task T2 is associated with type data representing the type of "character training C" (training performed on a daily basis) among the in-game content, and is also associated with type data representing the type of "daily quest B" (quest performed on a daily basis) among the in-game content.

Furthermore, in task T2, the difficulty level of "Character Development C" in the game content (
Difficulty data is associated with the in-game content as the difficulty level of "Daily Quest B" (Difficulty Level 5), and difficulty data is associated with the in-game content as the difficulty level of "Daily Quest B" (Difficulty Level 6).

Like task T1, task T2 may be associated with data regarding a benefit that will be granted to player 2 when the in-game content is cleared.

These multiple tasks are managed as task information D2, whereby the tasks in which the in-game content to be executed by the player 2 is registered are managed in a list.

The game processing unit 41, the game processing unit 41, the task registration information receiving unit 42, the task information generating unit 43, the notification sending unit 44 and the bonus granting unit 45 shown in Figure 3 are realized by executing a program stored in the memory 22 by the processor 21.

The game processing unit 41 executes basic game processing such as game progression and character control, and executes various types of processing such as game progression, game mode switching, etc.

In this embodiment, the game processing unit 41 executes any information processing related to the game as in-game content. The in-game content includes, for example, various events in the game, quests (including dungeons, etc.), lotteries (gacha, drops, etc.), development of game media,
It is assumed that the in-game content includes strengthening, synthesis, deck composition by selecting game media such as multiple characters to form a deck (group), receiving benefits, etc. The in-game content may or may not be something that allows the player to acquire game media such as items.

7 is a sequence diagram outlining the processes of the task registration information receiving unit 42, the task information generating unit 43, the notification transmitting unit 44, and the benefit granting unit 45. As shown in the figure, in step S1, the player 2 inputs, via the player terminal 30, task registration information for registering in-game content that the player 2 should execute in the game as a task.

In the following step S2, the task registration information is transmitted to the server 20, and in step S3, the task registration information receiving unit 42 receives the task registration information (task registration information receiving process).

When the task registration information is accepted, in step S4, the task information generating unit 43 generates task information D2 for managing the in-game content registered by the player 2 as a task (task information generating process).

Then, in step S5, when the time arrives to execute the in-game content registered as a task, the notification sending unit 44 sends notification data to the player terminal 30 regarding a notification that the time to execute the in-game content has arrived, based on the planned execution time data associated with the task (notification sending process).

The timing for transmitting the notification data to the player terminal 30 may be, for example, 30 minutes, 10 minutes, or when the time to execute the in-game content arrives.
Various timings are assumed. The timing for transmitting the notification data may be one or more times. The number of times and the timing for transmitting the notification data may be determined in advance by the system, or may be selectable by the player. That is, for example, the number of times the notification data is transmitted (
Options regarding the number of times (0 times, 1 time, 2 times, etc.) and timing (5 minutes before, 1 hour before, 1 day before, etc.) are displayed on the player terminal, and the player can select one of the options to store the number of times and timing in the storage unit. The notification may be an out-of-game notification, such as a push notification, that is sent to the player terminal outside the game, or an in-game notification that is sent to the player terminal within the game.

In a subsequent step S6, the notification data is received by the player terminal 30. In this embodiment, the player 2 executes the in-game content registered as a task based on the received notification data.

When player 2 executes and clears the in-game content, i.e., when the task is accomplished, in step S7, the bonus granting unit 45 grants player 2 a bonus to be used in the game (bonus granting process).

In this embodiment, the bonus granted to player 2 in the bonus granting process is assumed to be, for example, a bonus based on type data relating to the type of in-game content associated with the task, or a bonus based on difficulty data relating to the difficulty of the in-game content associated with the task.

That is, the contents (type, grade, number, etc.) of the benefit given to the player 2 will differ depending on the type (genre) of the in-game content and the difficulty level at which it is cleared.

In the following step S8, the server 20 transmits data relating to the benefit to the player terminal 30 based on the benefit granting process, and in step S9, the player terminal 30 receives the data relating to the benefit.

8 and 9 are diagrams showing an example of a screen interface of a game executed in the information processing system 10. As shown in FIG. 8, when in-game content is registered as a task for each of a plurality of scheduled execution times, a screen interface IF1 in which tasks are listed for each date (W day, X day, Y day, Z day) on which the in-game content is to be executed is displayed on the player terminal 30.
is displayed.

In this case, when referring to a task on a given date, for example, a task on a given date is selected and an arbitrary operation is performed, whereby a screen interface IF as shown in FIG.
Since the screen transitions to 2, the task details are referenced on the screen interface IF2.

As shown in the figure, the screen interface IF2 displays the name of the in-game content registered as a task, along with the scheduled execution date and time, number of executions, genre (type), difficulty level, and bonuses of the in-game content based on the scheduled execution time data, number of executions data, type data, difficulty level data, and bonus-related data associated with the task.

In this embodiment, based on the processing in the game processing unit 41, the task registration information receiving unit 42, the task information generating unit 43, the notification transmitting unit 44, and the benefit granting unit 45,
The game is executed in.

In this embodiment, the player terminal 30 shown in FIG. 1 is implemented by a smartphone, which is a portable information terminal, but may also be implemented by, for example, a terminal dedicated to games, a tablet computer, or a desktop or notebook computer.

10 is a block diagram illustrating an outline of the configuration of the player terminal 30. As shown in the figure, the player terminal 30 includes a control unit 31 and a display 32 as main components.

In this embodiment, the control unit 31 controls each part of the player terminal 30, such as the display 32 and a camera (not shown), and is composed of, for example, a processor, a memory, a storage, a transmission/reception unit, etc.

In this embodiment, the control unit 31 stores a game application or a browser capable of browsing websites, and based on the processing of the program in the server 20,
The game is executed on the player terminal 30 via a game application or a browser.

In this embodiment, the display 32 displays the screen interface of the game executed on the player terminal 30, including the screen interfaces IF1 and IF2, examples of which are shown in FIG. 8 and FIG.

The display 32 is a so-called touch panel that accepts information input by touching the display surface, and is implemented using various technologies such as a resistive film type or a capacitive type.

In this embodiment, task registration information D3 and player operation information D4 are input via this display 32.

In this embodiment, the task registration information D3 is composed of task registration data for registering any in-game content as a task, scheduled execution time data regarding the time for executing the in-game content, and execution count data regarding the number of times the game is executed.

FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of a screen interface for inputting task registration information D3. As shown in the figure, when "register" is selected from among the options of "register" or "not register" in response to "Do you want to register this content as a task?" displayed on the screen interface IF3, task registration data is input. Note that the scene in which the player inputs the task registration information D3 is not limited to this. For example, on a screen introducing any in-game content such as a time-limited event in the game or a limited quest after a level condition is achieved, a message for confirming whether or not to register the in-game content as a task may be displayed on the screen, and the task registration information D3 may be input by the player selecting an icon (button) or the like requesting registration. With this configuration, for example, even if the in-game content such as an event or a quest cannot be executed under the current status (play situation) of the player, by registering the in-game content as a task, the in-game content can be executed without forgetting when the conditions are met and it becomes executable.

When a date and time is input in the "date and time to execute the task", scheduled execution time data is input. In this embodiment, a date and time covering any period, such as June 10 to June 12, may be input as scheduled execution time data.

On the other hand, when the number of executions is input to "Number of times to execute the task", the number of executions data is input.

In this embodiment, player operation information D4 shown in FIG. 10 is information input regarding the operation and movement of the character used by player 2 in the game.

The task registration information D3 and the player operation information D4 are input based on any action of the player 2 on the display 32 (for example, an action of tapping or swiping the screen, or an action of dragging and dropping an icon displayed on the screen, etc.).

In a game executed in such an information processing system 10, when the player 2 registers in-game content as a task, the player 2 first checks the in-game content that can be executed in the game.

After checking the in-game content that can be executed in the game, the player 2 selects the in-game content to be registered as a task, and inputs the task registration information D3 via a screen interface IF3 such as the example shown in FIG.

When the task registration information D3 is input and the in-game content is registered as a task, task information for managing the in-game content registered as a task is generated.

Therefore, for example, in a game where multiple in-game contents exist side by side, the in-game contents can be managed as tasks so that the execution of the in-game contents can be scheduled at the discretion of player 2, thereby making it possible to easily and appropriately manage the in-game contents.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications are possible without departing from the spirit of the invention.

In the above embodiment, a case has been described in which a program stored in the server 20 executes information processing relating to the game, but the program may also be stored in the player terminal 30 and configured to execute information processing relating to the game on the player terminal 30.

In the above embodiment, the bonus is granted on the condition that the task is completed, but the present invention is not limited to this. The bonus may be granted in the game on the condition that the player registers any in-game content as a task. In this case, the bonus may be granted according to the type or difficulty level, or may be granted regardless of the type or difficulty level. In addition, when a bonus is granted when a task is completed, the bonus may be granted regardless of the type or difficulty level.

The present invention has the following configuration.
(Item 1)
a task registration information receiving process for receiving an input of task registration information for registering in-game content in which any information processing is executed within the game as a task to be executed by a player within the game;
a task information generation process for generating task information for managing the in-game content registered as the task based on the task registration information accepted in the task registration information acceptance process;
An information processing system that executes the above.
(Item 2)
The task is:
Scheduled execution time data relating to the time for executing the in-game content is associated with the in-game content;
executing a notification transmission process for transmitting a notification regarding the execution of the task to a player terminal of the player based on the scheduled execution time data;
The information processing system according to claim 1 .
(Item 3)
executing a benefit granting process for granting an in-game benefit to the player on condition that the player has registered the task or accomplished the task;
3. The information processing system according to claim 1 or 2.
(Item 4)
The task is:
type data relating to the type of the information processing of the in-game content is associated with the in-game content;
executing a benefit granting process for granting a benefit to the player based on the type data;
The information processing system according to claim 3 .
(Item 5)
The task is:
Difficulty data relating to the difficulty of the in-game content is associated with the
executing a privilege granting process for granting a privilege to the player based on the difficulty level data;
5. The information processing system according to claim 3 or 4.
(Item 6)
a task registration data receiving process for receiving input of task registration information for registering in-game content in which any information processing is executed within the game as a task to be executed by a player within the game;
a task information generation process for generating task information for managing the in-game content registered as the task based on the task registration information received in the task registration information reception process;
An information processing device that executes the above.
(Item 7)
On the computer,
a task registration information receiving process for receiving input of task registration information for registering in-game content in which any information processing is executed within the game as a task to be executed by a player within the game;
a task information generation process for generating task information for managing the in-game content registered as the task based on the task registration information received in the task registration information reception process;
A program that executes the following.
(Item 8)
The computer
a task registration information receiving process for receiving input of task registration information for registering in-game content in which any information processing is executed within the game as a task to be executed by a player within the game;
a task information generation process for generating task information for managing the in-game content registered as the task based on the task registration information received in the task registration information reception process;
An information processing method for performing the above.

1 Business operator 2 Player 10 Information processing system 20 Server (information processing device)
30 Player terminal 40 Storage unit

Claims (8)

a task registration information receiving process for receiving an input of task registration information for registering in-game content in which any information processing is executed within the game as a task to be executed by a player within the game;
a task information generation process for generating task information for managing the in-game content registered as the task based on the task registration information accepted in the task registration information acceptance process;
An information processing system that executes the above. The task is:
Scheduled execution time data relating to the time for executing the in-game content is associated with the in-game content;
executing a notification transmission process for transmitting a notification regarding the execution of the task to a player terminal of the player based on the scheduled execution time data;
The information processing system according to claim 1 . executing a benefit granting process for granting an in-game benefit to the player on condition that the player has registered the task or accomplished the task;
3. The information processing system according to claim 1 or 2. The task is:
type data relating to the type of the information processing of the in-game content is associated with the in-game content;
executing a benefit granting process for granting a benefit to the player based on the type data;
The information processing system according to claim 3 . The task is:
Difficulty data relating to the difficulty of the in-game content is associated with the
executing a privilege granting process for granting a privilege to the player based on the difficulty level data;
5. The information processing system according to claim 3 or 4. a task registration information receiving process for receiving an input of task registration information for registering in-game content in which any information processing is executed within the game as a task to be executed by a player within the game;
a task information generation process for generating task information for managing the in-game content registered as the task based on the task registration information accepted in the task registration information acceptance process;
An information processing device that executes the above. On the computer,
a task registration information receiving process for receiving an input of task registration information for registering in-game content in which any information processing is executed within the game as a task to be executed by a player within the game;
a task information generation process for generating task information for managing the in-game content registered as the task based on the task registration information accepted in the task registration information acceptance process;
A program that executes the following. The computer
a task registration information receiving process for receiving an input of task registration information for registering in-game content in which any information processing is executed within the game as a task to be executed by a player within the game;
a task information generation process for generating task information for managing the in-game content registered as the task based on the task registration information accepted in the task registration information acceptance process;
An information processing method for performing the above.

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