"Final Fantasy Brave Exvius" is coming to the west and a playable demo version will be featured in Square Enix's booth on June 14–16 at the E3 event.

Those who are unfamiliar, the game is a product of the partnership between Square Enix and Gumi Inc. Initially, the game was released in Japan and received good feedback through 6 million downloads. This success may have prompted the company to expand the market since there are a lot of gamers waiting for the release of "Final Fantasy XV" on Sept. 30. The game could provide an alternative medium to preoccupy gamers and fans while waiting. The gameplay is a tribute to the classic turn-based action that is seen in the previous "Final Fantasy" games. 

The story of the game may be following the same plot as seen in every "Final Fantasy" game, and here is a quick synopsis.

"Adventurers will follow two knights of the kingdom of Grandshelt, and a young girl who suddenly appears before them, as they begin their quest to pursue a highly sought after crystal. Players will make their way through various types of dungeons to search for items, collect gil, uncover hidden paths, and venture new routes."

Furthermore, it will support six languages from English, German, French, Spanish, Chinese (traditional), and Korean.

Those who are interested can register here and receive some in-game items at launch. The game is expected to be released sometime in the summer. No exact date was revealed, but rest assured that there could be some revelations during the upcoming E3 event. Gamers are encouraged to join the event to try the game and decide if it is indeed worth including on their mobile devices. This may turn out to be the year filled with Square Enix games.

More "Final Fantasy Brave Exvius" news, updates, and release date coming soon.