Keep moving, save your supernovas — and other ways to take your score to the next level.

Fireball SE has all of the trappings of a top-down twin-stick shooter — but you’re not able to shoot or directly attack in any way. Instead, you have to lead enemies into mines that will take them out in an explosive blast.

Mikey Boots could be the hardest in the series — so take these tips with you into your next round!

TLDR: Keep your head and keep jumping!

When to turn off auto-aim, when to use the Ultra Attack, and how to avoid the deadly swarm.

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.

JoyJoy started on XBox 360, but made a splash when it later debuted on mobile with new touch controls.

Out-race, out-gun, out-boat!

With simple controls, a lot of gameplay depth, tons of content, and more options than you would expect, Pixel Boat Rush pulls off the Herculean task of giving mobile players a full-fat racing experience in a style that probably could have been pulled off on an 8-bit console. It’s a very unique game that keeps the action coming in hot for its entire run, and there’s very little out there with the same feel.

Pixel Boat Rush was XperimentalZ’s follow-up to Don’t Run with a Plasma Sword, and started with the idea to combine racing and combat.

Trying to decide on some of the most useful skills to pick up and upgrade? Here are some useful ones you’ll definitely want to invest in.

Never stop running! And jumping. And sliding…