Microsoft Could Be Working On A Cloud Based MMO With Scaling Complexity

Nosotros know that Microsoft is interested in cloud gaming. The company already has its Projection xCloud platform that lets gamers stream Xbox games to their panel or to their computers, but it looks like the company could exist thinking of developing a deject based MMO that could be rather interesting.

This was initially revealed on The Xbox Ii podcast by Jez Corden and now more than details about the MMO, which is reportedly named Pax Dei, have surfaced thanks to a report from VentureBeat.

By making this game cloud based, it means that it will be playable on pretty much any platform, whether it be your phone, tablet, computer, or console. However, the report suggests that Microsoft could be looking into complication scaling. This means that depending on the device you're using, the complication of the game's mechanics could differ.

For case, if the game detects that it's beingness played through a phone, it might assume that the gamer is outside and might not necessarily exist looking to take office in raids and might offering players the power to do things like crafting or resource farming. And then when it's played on a PC or panel, then more circuitous game features and mechanics volition be made available.

The game is said to be developed together with Finnish developer Mainframe Industries and the hope is to institute some kind of "best practices" framework. There is no word on when this game could launch, if at all, just information technology definitely sounds rather interesting in concept.

Filed in . Read more about Microsoft and Xbox. Source: venturebeat