Game processing program, game processing method, and game processing device

A method for processing a game, comprising:

• controlling, by circuitry, a first mounted display worn by a first player to display a virtual space in association with a first virtual position in the virtual space;
• controlling, by the circuitry, a second mounted display worn by a second player to display the virtual space in association with a second virtual position in the virtual space;
• determining, by the circuitry, a position of the first player in a real space based on an output of a first sensor;
• moving, by the circuitry, the first virtual position in accordance with the position of the first player;
• determining, by the circuitry, a position of the second player in the real space based on an output of a second sensor;
• moving, by the circuitry, the second virtual position in accordance with the position of the second player;
• and
• when a condition is satisfied, producing, by the circuitry, a special effect in the game, wherein the condition includes a condition in which a distance between the first virtual position and the second virtual position is within a predetermined range.

A device for processing a game, comprising:

• circuitry configured to:
• control a first mounted display worn by a first player to display a virtual space in association with a first virtual position in the virtual space;
• control a second mounted display worn by a second player to display the virtual space in association with a second virtual position in the virtual space;
• determine a position of the first player in a real space based on an output of a first sensor;
• move the first virtual position in accordance with the position of the first player;
• determine a position of the second player in the real space based on an output of a second sensor;
• move the second virtual position in accordance with the position of the second player;
• and
• when a condition is satisfied, produce a special effect in the game, wherein the condition includes a condition in which a distance between the first virtual position and the second virtual position is within a predetermined range.