Brian Buchan filed 1 patent application in H1 2026, covering Platforms (1).
The application addresses cross-engine game state synchronization, enabling players to transfer progress, achievements, and narrative choices between games built on different engines. The Platforms approach relies on telemetry-driven policy governance to manage data portability across gaming environments.
The single Platforms patent centers on a system that allows players to carry their progress, achievements, and narrative decisions from one game to another, even when those games run on entirely different underlying engines. What sets this apart from prior approaches is a governance layer that watches cross-game synchronization activity in real time and revises the interoperability rules on the fly, without requiring developers to write or maintain static integration code between engines. The system ties together persistent player identity, live state synchronization, and adaptive policy updates, all driven by observed telemetry rather than predefined configurations.
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