Systems and methods for displaying player matchups with dynamically selected difficulty levels

A computer-implemented method comprising:

• identifying, by circuitry, a rating of a player involved in a first player-versus-environment (PVE) match;
• selecting, by the circuitry, a level of difficulty associated with at least one enemy involved in the first PVE match based at least in part on the rating;
• rendering, by a graphics processing unit (GPU), a user interface that presents one or more digital elements of a video game that involves the first PVE match and a second PVE match in response to at least one instruction received from the circuitry;
• rendering, in the user interface by the GPU, the at least one enemy involved in the first PVE match in response to the at least one instruction;
• and
• facilitating synchronous playing of the first PVE match and the second PVE match such that the player and an additional player involved in the second PVE match indirectly compete against each other in view of performances by the player in the first PVE match and the additional player in the second PVE match.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising one or more computer-executable instructions that, when executed by at least one hardware processor of a computing device, cause the hardware processor to:

• identify a rating of a player involved in a first player-versus-environment (PVE) match;
• select a level of difficulty associated with at least one enemy involved in the first PVE match based at least in part on the rating;
• and
• direct a graphics processing unit (GPU) to:
• render a user interface that presents one or more digital elements of a video game that involves the first PVE match and a second PVE match;
• render, in the user interface, the at least one enemy involved in the first PVE match;
• and
• facilitate synchronous playing of the first PVE match and the second PVE match such that the player and an additional player involved in the second PVE match indirectly compete against each other in view of performances by the player in the first PVE match and the additional player in the second PVE match.