Credit and enabling system for virtual constructs in a hybrid game
View Patent ↗Systems and methods in accordance with embodiments of the invention operate a controlled entity hybrid game. A controlled entity hybrid game includes a real world engine constructed to provide a randomly generated payout of real world credits from at least one wager in a gambling game, an entertainment software engine constructed to execute an entertainment game providing outcomes based upon a player's skillful execution of the entertainment game; and a game world engine constructed to manage the entertainment software engine and communicate, to the gambling game, a gameplay gambling event occurrence based upon a player's instruction of a controlled entity to consume an element of the entertainment game that triggers a wager in the gambling game, and change the element on the basis of the randomly generated payout and an entertainment game variable.
1. A distributed controlled entity hybrid game comprising:
a real world engine comprising:
a real world credit meter;
a random number generator; and
a real world credit pay table,
wherein the real world engine is configured to:
receive, from a game world engine, a trigger of a gambling event for a wager of real world credit, wherein the trigger comprises an instruction to perform the wager and an amount of real world credits to use in the wager;
determine a gambling outcome for the wager of real world credit in response to the trigger using the random number generator and the real world credit pay table;
augment the amount of real world credits stored in the real world credit meter based on the gambling outcome; and
communicate a distribution of a randomly generated payout of real world credit to the game world engine;
an entertainment software engine configured to:
execute an entertainment game providing an entertainment game outcome based upon actions taken by a controlled entity instructed by a player;
determine an action of a game world character as instructed by the player, wherein the action includes utilization of a first amount of enabling elements of the entertainment game;
communicate to the game world engine, the action taken by the game world character;
communicate to the game world engine the first amount of enabling elements consumed;
generate a perceivable output of the action taken by the game world character on a visual output device;
receive from the game world engine a second amount of enabling elements for use by the game world character in the entertainment game; and
the game world engine connected to the entertainment software engine and connected to the real world engine, wherein the game world engine is constructed to:
receive the action taken by the game world character;
determine a gameplay gambling event occurrence based on the action taken by the game world character;
determine the amount of real world credits used for the wager based on the first amount of enabling elements consumed;
generate the trigger of the wager of real world credit based on the gameplay gambling event occurrence;
communicate to the real world engine, the trigger;
receive from the real world engine, the gambling outcome;
generate the second amount of enabling elements based on the gambling result; and
communicate the second amount of enabling elements to the entertainment software engine via the network.
2. The distributed controlled entity hybrid gaming system of claim 1 , wherein the random number generation is a pseudo-random number generation.
3. The distributed controlled entity hybrid gaming system of claim 1 , wherein the action taken by the game world character in utilization of the first enabling element includes an action on an actionable element of the entertainment game.
4. The distributed controlled entity hybrid gaming system of claim 1 , wherein the amount of real world credits used for the wager is further based on the amount of enabling element available.
5. The distributed controlled entity hybrid gaming system of claim 1 , wherein the amount of real world credits used for the wager is further based on the skillful execution of the entertainment game.
6. The distributed controlled entity hybrid gaming system of claim 1 wherein the amount of real world credits used for the wager is further based on an entertainment game object required for utilization of the enabling element.
7. The distributed controlled entity hybrid gaming system of claim 1 , wherein the trigger of the gambling event further comprises an instruction to adjust the real world credit pay table.
8. The distributed controlled entity hybrid gaming system of claim 1 , wherein the real world engine and the game world engine are constructed from a same processing apparatus.
9. The distributed controlled entity hybrid gaming system of claim 1 ,
wherein the real world engine and the game world engine are constructed from separate processing apparatuses, and
wherein a communication link is used to communicate between the real world engine and the game world engine.