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…

Trying to beat your best time? Check out these hints to speed up your next run.

Mikey Shorts was the star of four successful games, and with the gameplay varying between each installment, it’s his iconic mug that ties them all together. How did Mikey come to be such a familiar face for mobile platforming fans? Well, the same way any platforming hero becomes famous: quality games.

How a forum rivalry between two guys named Mikey turned into a game studio — and an excellent platformer series.

Puzzlejuice can be tricky, but we got plenty of tips to get you to the next level.

Puzzlejuice is an awesome combo of multiple genres, blending the mental challenge of a word game with the gotta-move time pressure of the arcade!

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.

As a follow-up, Super QuickHook naturally has a lot in common with its predecessor—but surprisingly, there are quite a few little differences that add up to a game with a feel of its own.