Physical-virtual game board and content delivery system
OwnerJames Andrew Aman, Jeffrey Paul Cheesmaninventors
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A physical-virtual gaming system comprising a game board including a multiplicity of physical locations, a game overlay including a multiplicity of logical locations, and game pieces for moving throughout the logical locations. The system tracks the physical locations of the game pieces and translates these physical locations into the logical locations using pre-known physical-to-logical location mapping information. Game boards, game overlays and game pieces can be individualized with their own unique identifiers. As game pieces are moved, a game database comprising at least current game piece locations and the game state are maintained. Based at least in part upon the current game piece locations and game state the system provides actions including outputting any of virtual content and information on any of a shared or private computing device running a game app. Actions also include causing changes to game devices including wearables.
A physical-virtual gaming system, comprising:
A method for determining a specific logical location, from amongst a multiplicity of possible logical locations comprising a game overlay, upon which a game piece associated with a unique game player is currently located in an on-going game, where the game piece comprises an electronically determinable identifier, where the game overlay comprises an identification code and is overlaid upon a game board base, where the game board base comprises an identification code and a multiplicity of electronically determinable physical locations, and where game electronics determines current physical location datum at least including a specific physical location substantially over which the game piece has been determined to be currently located, comprising the steps of:
A physical/virtual gaming system, comprising:
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