It looks like PC gamers are in for a treat. Last year's free-to-download RPG mobile game dubbed "Mobius Final Fantasy" is coming to PC next month. Square Enix's hit RPG that was originally released for mobile devices in 2016 is all set to arrive for Windows PC via Steam on Feb. 6.

The game publisher recently rubber stamped this welcome switch of platforms for the game. Without wasting any time, Square Enix will inaugurate a "Final Fantasy 7 Remake" promotional event in "Mobius Final Fantasy" the next day i.e. Feb. 7.

The Steam debut of "Mobius Final Fantasy" will feature a Full-HD resolution of 1920x1080 pixels, Square Enix said in a release. Shedding more light on the game via a post on the Square Enix blog, project leader Naoki Hamaguchi explained that PC port of the mobile game will be compatible with up to 4K resolution and refresh rates ranging between 60-120 fps (frames per second).

Moreover, avid fans of the mobile sensation can leave their worry about losing their game data behind. Hamaguchi confirmed that they will be able to transfer their game data from the mobile version to the PC version.

"Mobius Final Fantasy's" promotional collaboration with "Final Fantasy 7 Remake" will employ the game's assets from the impending PS4 project, including the Mako Reactor and models of Cloud, Polygon reported. Further elaborating the crossover, Hamaguchi noted that players will join Cloud, who have gone off the path in Palamecia, on his adventures and find out how the story unravels depending on his decisions.

"Mobius Final Fantasy's" "Final Fantasy 7 Remake" tie-in was launched for the Japanese version of the game in 2016. "Mobius Final Fantasy" was originally released back in June 2015 in Japan.

The game was released in North America last year. Check out "Mobius Final Fantasy's" Windows official trailer and share your thoughts in the comments section below!