Mi-Clos Studios have forged a reputation releasing for high-quality, atmospheric games on the App Store over the years, with Out There: Omega Edition ($4.99) being one of our favourite titles of 2014 (and the later 2015 revamp solidifying such glowing praise). As a result, anything with the Mi-Clos moniker immediately grasps my attention – the recently announced Antioch: Scarlet Bay has definitely piqued my interest, but it’s the upcoming iOS port of Dungeon Rushers that has made me particularly excited for what 2017 has in store for gamers on the App Store. Dungeon Rushers – which already released on Steam back in September – combines turn-based strategy with dungeon crawling elements, sprinkled with a whole host of classic RPG tropes such as epic exploration across a whole host of environments and extensive customisation options, and should be releasing on iOS in February of next year. If the launch trailer is anything to go by, Dungeon Rushers should certainly be worth the wait.

While the game is actually developed by Goblinz Studio and is only published by Mi-Clos, the intricate detail and charm you’d expect from the latter developer appears present in Dungeon Rushers. Playing as an apathetic toilet cleaner called Elian, you’re tasked with joining dungeon looters as they travel across crypts, mines, jungles, and deserts in a quest for riches, and to prevent a nefarious corporation from monopolising the lucrative and seemingly unmoderated dungeon market. With over seventy dungeons, a whole host of brutal and barbaric beasts that must be beaten into submission, and even the ability to build your own dungeon and defend it with traps and monsters to ward out similarly minded scavengers, Dungeon Rushers is a refreshing take on a whole host of typical fantasy game tropes, and should be at home on the smaller screen of the iPhone. Head down to the upcoming Dungeon Rushers thread on our forums to ask the developers any questions you may have on their newest release, and to not miss out on any further details leading up to the February launch.