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.

Hi, How Are You borrows elements from games like Frogger, Pac-Man, and incorporates a host of puzzle platformer elements while drenching the entire experience in Daniel Johnston’s music and art.

How Big Cave Games designed an RPG for mobile, made for five-minute or fifty-minute chunks.

With its cute characters, hand-crafted appearance, and traditional gameplay mechanics, Paper Monsters is like a great pair of slippers — cozy, fun, and comforting.

Done with the main story and looking for some secret items? We’ll point you towards the silenced pistol and the jetpack.

Puzzlejuice was conceived by Asher Vollmer while he was still a student at the University of Southern California. The name Puzzlejuice was inspired by 1990s American pop culture, which Vollmer described as “EXTREME”.

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.

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

A-B-P. Always be plundering.

By taking a proven concept, adding some interesting new elements like new enemies and items, and dressing it all up in a very tongue-in-cheek premise, Dig! offers a fresh yet familiar feeling that suits mobile gaming to a tee.

If you love exploring interesting environments or digging into epic RPGs, you’ll find this game still delivers a satisfying punch.

Curious about the retro-futurism and game mechanic inspirations behind Don’t Run with a Plasma Sword? Dig in!