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Let Them Come is all about making it as far as possible against overwhelming odds. Check out some of these tips to help you last a little longer in your unwinnable fight:

Shoot the small stuff

There’s a huge variety of alien scum to mow down in Let Them Come, but one of the trickiest to deal with can be the Spiderling. These tiny little guys may not look like much, but they can end your run quickly if you don’t spot them and kill them on sight. Melee weapons can be effective once Spiderlings get close, but waves feel easier if you take them out from a distance with a few rounds.

You have to spend money to make money

Between deaths in Let Them Come, you can buy all kinds of upgrades, and you should never waste an opportunity to buy something. Most upgrades will get you further in the game’s Campaign Mode, regardless of whether it fits your particularly playstyle or not, and getting further leads you to more money. Just do it.

Don’t invest too heavily in consumables

Some of Let Them Come’s upgrades unlock special ammunition or explosives, which you have to buy more of over time. Trying to refill all of your special ammo supplies constantly can exhaust your funds and keep you from getting new and improved upgrades, which is something you should try to avoid.

Undo the upgrades

If you’re playing Let Them Come in Campaign Mode and you are unsure of whether you’ll like a certain upgrade or not, don’t worry about it! At any time between rounds, you can open up your upgrade screen and sell back any and every upgrade you purchase and get a full refund. The only exception to this is consumable items. You can’t sell back what you already used, so be careful!

You may find that you hit a wall or churn point when you reach Arena 4, P.E.K.K.A.'s Playhouse, in Clssh Royale, as players become much more familiar with the game and have a solid idea of strategy.

Here's how to build a deck that can get you through this tough arena.

Clash Royale is pretty much all fun and games until you get to the Barbarian Bowl, where you'll need to start employing some strategy to see off your opponents.

Here are some tips to help you push through this arena and on to P.E.K.K.A.'s Playground.

You can request cards from your clanmates every eight hours, and receive up to 10 common cards or one rare card.

Don't just request cards at random though. Like all other areas ofClash Royale, it pays to have a strategy. Read on for a few tips.

Not only does upgrading cards considerably increase their stats but it grants you experience which levels you up and improves your towers.

However, you will need to apply some strategy to your approach as upgrading cards gets expensive and gold is relatively limited if you're not willing to fork out on gems. Here's how we recommend you do it.

One of the best defences you can get is the Inferno Tower, as it does massive damage.

Taking one out is a different story though. Read on to learn how!

Lightning is a really tricky card in Clash Royale, and it takes a seriously skilled player to use it effectively.

Between its high Elixir cost, strange properties, and high damage, it can be pretty hard to counter. Never fear though, as 148Apps is here to help.

The Tombstone is the weakest of hut cards, but it's extremely affordable at three Elixir.

Here's how to counter it.

The Bomb Tower is great at defending against waves of foes, as it simply plops a bomb on them as they try to rush past.

But sometimes you're the mob trying to rush past, so here's how to get rid of it.

If you have big, beefy troops like Giant or Prince in your Clash Royale deck, few cards are as annoying as the Skeleton Army.

Weak as the individual skeletons might be, they have a ton of power in numbers. Here's how to best counter them.

The Hog Rider can be a real pain in Clash Royale. He's nippy, can jump the river, and will be eating away at your tower in no time.

Here's how to deal with him.

The Valkyrie is the bane of every swarm unit in Clash Royale because of her decent durability and devastating spin attack that hits all enemies around her.

She isn't invincible though so read on to discover how to exploit her.

Mini P.E.K.K.A. is almost always worth addressing as soon as your opponent plays one, as it's fast and can deal some serious damage.

It's not infallible though, as it has pretty low health and attacks quite slowly. Here's how to counter it.

The Witch is one of the most deceptively powerful cards in Clash Royale. Despite being somewhat fragile and slow, the Witch summons skeletons to act as a meat shield while as she uses magic to deal splash damage from behind.

Here's how to deal with her.

The Musketeer can be one of the most devastating cards in Clash Royale because of the amount of damage she can deal.

She is relatively easily countered though if you play it right. Here's how.