Non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing game program, and game system
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium with a game program stored thereon, the game program instructing a computer to perform the following processes: a reception process to receive an operational input from a player; and a battle process in which a battle between the player and an opposing character starts based on the operational input by consuming a consumption parameter set for the player, a hit point parameter indicative of an amount of damage that the opposing character can withstand changes through the battle, an outcome of the battle between the player and the opposing character is determined, and when a single operational input is received from the player in the reception process, a recovery process and an attack process are collectively performed, the recovery process being a process to recover the consumption parameter, the attack process being a process to attack the opposing character.
1. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium with a game program stored thereon, the game program receiving an input over a network from a user terminal comprising a processor and a display, the game program instructing a computer having a processor and a memory to perform the following processes:
a recording process for recording battle energy and a recovery item into a storage unit comprising a memory as correlated to each player, wherein the battle energy is configured to be consumed through a battle, the recovery item is configured to be used for recovering the consumed battle energy; and
a battle process;
in which, under a game condition without a shortage of the battle energy, when an operational input from a player is received over the network from the user terminal,
the battle starts by consuming the battle energy, and
after an end of the battle, the consumed battle energy is recovered with time, and
in which, under a game condition with the shortage of the battle energy, in response to receiving a collective operational input from the player over the network from the user terminal,
the battle energy of the player is recovered and thereafter the battle starts in a single operation, and
after an end of the battle, the consumed battle energy is recovered with time.
2. The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium according to claim 1 , wherein the game program instructs the computer to perform:
a screen generation process for generating a game screen including a collective operational button,
the collective operational button being operated by the player to perform the collective operational input, and
the collective operational button displaying text that is for notifying the player of using the recovery item and of performing the battle.
3. The non-transitory computer-readable storage medium according to claim 2 , wherein
in the battle process, when the collective operational input from the player is received and is recovered by using the recovery item,
the game program instructs the computer to change an amount of damage that is given to an opposing character in the battle, the amount of damage being in accordance with a recovered amount of the battle energy.
4. An information processing device, the information processing device receiving an input over a network from a user terminal comprising a processor and a display, the information processing device comprising:
a storage unit comprising a memory into which battle energy and a recovery item are recorded as correlated to each player, wherein the battle energy is configured to be consumed through a battle, the recovery item is configured to be used for recovering the consumed battle energy;
a battle processing unit;
that, under a game condition without a shortage of the battle energy, when an operational input from a player is received over the network from the user terminal,
starts the battle by consuming the battle energy and
after an end of the battle, makes the consumed battle energy recover with time, and
that, under a game condition with the shortage of the battle energy, in response to receiving a collective operational input from the player over the network from the user terminal,
the battle energy of the player is recovered and thereafter the battle starts in a single operational, and
after an end of the battle, makes the consumed battle energy recover with time.