Cross Game Play has 1 filed patent application in 1 category: Platforms (1).
The application covers technology for enabling avatars and cosmetic assets to move across different games, metaverses, and virtual reality applications. The Platforms incorporates cryptographic governance mechanisms designed to prevent counterfeit reconstructions of these digital items.
Cross Game Play's Platforms patent addresses a problem that simple file-transfer systems cannot solve: how to verify the authenticity of an avatar or cosmetic item when it wasn't moved by copying a file, but was instead recreated from indirect sources like screenshots, video clips, or AI-generated prompts. The system introduces a Derived-Asset Receipt governance framework that tracks and validates these reconstructed assets using a signed Similarity Contract, which defines acceptable metrics for determining whether a reconstruction is legitimate. Enforcement happens at runtime within game engines and marketplaces, creating a continuous chain of custody that extends beyond traditional hash-based provenance methods. This approach closes a loophole in cross-Platforms identity systems, where players or bad actors could recreate protected assets without permission by working around file-level protections.
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