Systems and methods for generating virtual encounters in virtual games

A computing device, comprising:

• one or more processors;
• and
• a memory storing instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to:
• receive first real-world telematics data, and first real-world geolocation data associated with one or more prior first real-world vehicle trips made by a first real-world user;
• determine one or more first real-world driving characteristics based at least in part upon the first real-world telematics data;
• generate a first virtual map based at least in part upon the first real-world geolocation data, the first virtual map being generated for a first virtual character associated with the first real-world user;
• present the first virtual map and the first virtual character;
• generate one or more first virtual encounters based at least in part upon the one or more first real-world driving characteristics;
• apply the one or more first virtual encounters to the first virtual map for the first virtual character to experience;
• receive second real-world telematics data, and second real-world geolocation data associated with one or more prior second real-world vehicle trips made by a second real-world user;
• determine one or more second real-world driving characteristics based at least in part upon the second real-world telematics data;
• generate a second virtual map based at least in part upon the second real-world geolocation data, the second virtual map being generated for a second virtual character associated with the second real-world user;
• present the second virtual map and the second virtual character;
• generate one or more second virtual encounters based at least in part upon the one or more second real-world driving characteristics;
• and
• apply the one or more second virtual encounters to the second virtual map for the second virtual character to experience;
• wherein, the one or more first virtual encounters and the one or more second virtual encounters are generated to be different in response to one or more of the one or more first real-world driving characteristics, or the one or more second real-world driving characteristics.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by one or more processors of a computing device, cause the computing device to:

• receive first real-world telematics data, and first real-world geolocation data associated with one or more prior first real-world vehicle trips made by a first real-world user;
• determine one or more first real-world driving characteristics based at least in part upon the first real-world telematics data;
• generate a first virtual map based at least in part upon the first real-world geolocation data, the first virtual map being generated for a first virtual character associated with the first real-world user;
• present the first virtual map and the first virtual character;
• generate one or more first virtual encounters based at least in part upon the one or more first real-world driving characteristics;
• apply the one or more first virtual encounters to the first virtual map for the first virtual character to experience;
• receive second real-world telematics data, and second real-world geolocation data associated with one or more prior second real-world vehicle trips made by a second real-world user;
• determine one or more second real-world driving characteristics based at least in part upon the second real-world telematics data;
• generate a second virtual map based at least in part upon the second real-world geolocation data, the second virtual map being generated for a second virtual character associated with the second real-world user;
• present the second virtual map and the second virtual character;
• generate one or more second virtual encounters based at least in part upon the one or more second real-world driving characteristics;
• and
• apply the one or more second virtual encounters to the second virtual map for the second virtual character to experience;
• wherein, the one or more first virtual encounters and the one or more second virtual encounters are generated to be different in response to the one or more first real-world driving characteristics, or the one or more second real-world driving characteristics.