Pocket RPG’s title may have you expecting a completely cerebral affair, but in practice it’s really more of an action game with RPG elements. It plays like a twin-stick action game and has dungeons put together like a roguelite.

You’ve sunk hours on end into Breach and Clear. You know every weapon, every mission, every map like the back of your hand. You’ve owned every angle. But your job isn’t done yet, soldier.

Raid Leader cuts straight to the best part of an adventure — the boss battle!

Trouble taking over that tricky fort? We’ve got help right here.

Some games just get better the more time you put into them, and that describes Gravity Hook to a tee.

Four types of puzzles wrapped in a stylish slick package? We’re in!

TLDR: Keep your head and keep jumping!

Hook Champ is a classic that easily stands the test of time — the sheer joy of learning the optimal route through each stage, nailing down your swings and leaps just right is as powerful as it ever was.

Need help getting started? We’ve identified some of the toughest puzzles and have some hints to help you get past them.

JoyJoy has excellent mechanics. The controls are spot-on, the feel of the different weapons is good, and the variety of enemies and situations are compelling — plus there’s a great risk-reward system in play.

After you’ve gotten your feet wet and are more or less used to the routine in Space Miner, it’s time to start thinking more carefully about how you want to build your ship.

Lace up your sneakers, grab your trusty weapon, and run headfirst into these tips and tricks for Don’t Run with a Plasma Sword!