Mobius Final Fantasy released last August and features a story written by producer Yoshinore Kitase and writer Kazushige Nojima, who worked together on the original Final Fantasy VII and are now both on the development team for Remake. Progress can be shared between the mobile and PC versions. Square Enix claims the game will support 1080p resolution and that players will enjoy high frame rates of 60 to 120 FPS. The new graphics aren't going to blow away anyone who is used to running today's biggest PC games on a high-end computer, but there is a noticeable upgrade to the detail of the game's characters and special effects when compared with the mobile version. A new trailer of the game running on Windows was released earlier this week. Gamespot reports that the PC version of Mobius Final Fantasy will be available for Windows computers through Steam on February 6, and the game will remain free-to-play as it is on iOS and Android. Now, Square Enix has announced that the title will soon look even better thanks to an upcoming port to PC that will come just in time for players to experience a crossover event with the still-in-development Final Fantasy VII Remake. Mobius Final Fantasy released last year on mobile devices to mixed reviews, but the free-to-play game has still managed to snag a decent-sized player base thanks in part to its original story and outstanding graphics. Mobile game Mobius Final Fantasy will be playable on PC via Steam on February 6 with a special crossover event with Final Fantasy VII Remake starting one day later.

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