The idea of a cloud-based game, though, is exciting, as it means the game could literally be endless in scope and re-define what 'live-service' truly means: Changes could be made on the fly, and the game could literally be ever expanding. Still, this sounds exciting, if also worrying: Intentionally scaling the complexity based on devices could also turn out to be a big gameplay flaw. “We’re creating a cloud-native MMO, a vibrant world with new ways to engage and connect with our friends. The legendary Hideo Kojima is known to push boundaries. Also, here's some fancy, boring, corporate bla-bla: 'Mainframe was formed by veteran developers in Helsinki and Reykjavík,” according to the studio’s website. Alongside its special purpose, Hideo Kojimas rumored Xbox cloud game could set the stage for how future console exclusivity deals function. In expert terms, this is called 'scaled complexity'.

The way it's designed, each device will bring natural benefits, such as inventory organization being easier on phone, while combat works best on console, and large-scale raids are best done on PC. The game will be entirely cloud-based, meaning it will not even be available for download, much less offline-play. The tentative title is Pax Dei, which translates to Peace of God. Ha sido el periodista Miles Dompier, de Windows Central, el que ha hablado al respecto. Yup, their first game and the genius Hideo Kojima is involved. Kojima tiene en camino un juego para Xbox y podría presentarlo este mismo año. The main studio behind this upcoming 'game of a lifetime' is Mainframe – a Finnish developer working on their first game.

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