Last month, rumors emerged that Square Enix, the Japanese video game giant, was considering a major shake-up in its leadership and organizational structure. Enix and Tencent collaborated on a mobile iteration of Enix’s highly successful MMORPG, with further evidence surfacing to solidify this development, despite the lack of an official confirmation.
China’s Nationwide Press and Publication Administration has approved a fresh wave of imported game titles for release, with a mobile version of “Cyberpunk” among them, revealed by Niko Companions analyst Daniel Ahmad on Twitter.
According to Ahmad, Asperia is being developed by Tencent’s Lightspeed Studios as a standalone MMORPG, indicating its independence from the mainline expertise.
As talked about, Sq. While Enix hasn’t yet officially unveiled a mobile version, it’s reasonable to assume that changes are imminent given recent advancements. Keep tuned for additional updates.
