A new report has suggested that Xbox Game Studios has partnered with Finnish studio Mainframe to work on an ambitious cloud-based MMO. The aim of this rumoured title is to give players access to the same game through any device, from console to smartphone, with different features available on each platform. has backed up an which first broke the news, adding that he was separately told about the game's existence through his own sources. According to Grubb's information, the project is being developed under the working title Pax Dei and is supposed to further strengthen the Xbox shared ecosystem, where games target players wherever they are.The team aims to mix the best of triple-A, MMO, and mobile gaming into a shared social sandbox, playable on any screen. As , Pax Dei has indeed been registered as a trademark by Mainframe, having been granted through to 2031 starting this October.Related: Xbox Is "Definitely⛎ Not Done" Acquiring🐠 New Studios Says Phil SpencerThe main concept for the new MMO is that cloud-based mechanics will scale in terms of complexity for each platform. For example, you can use your smartphone for simplistic tasks like crafting consumables in your spare time at work, or farm some resources while stuck on the bus. Those additional items and resources will come in handy when you launch the full game on your console at home to tackle more complex missions. Mainframe Industries, whose staff includes former employees from CCP Games, Remedy, and Next Games, is also looking into potential innovative gameplay mechanics that can only work in a project that exists on a remote server. The is humbly referring to the project as "the game of a lifetime."[EMBED_TWITTER]//twitter.com/mainfrme/status/1447491683181006854[/EMBED_TWITTER]Another major interest in the project for Microsoft is to establish the core cloud-based development tools, so they can be used in the future by other Xbox studios. Particularly, Grubb points out that Hideo Kojima might be interested in this tech for 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:his potential upcoming Xbox game. Previously, Kojima has sta🃏ted that he wants to incorporate real-time elements into his future games, having aspects of it change depending on external factors such as where the player lives. Cloud-based technologies might be the solution for his ambitious ideas.Next: Gaming's Flirtation With N▨FTs Isn't Surprising, But It Sure Is Disappointing