The Indie-Credible Podcast

Quest Master & Skate Story | The Indie-Credible Podcast 84

Episode 84 of The Indie-Credible Podcast, an indie gaming podcast, dives into early indie releases, new indie releases, and community picks shaping today’s indie gaming scene.  This week’s spotlight continues with Mina the Hollower, as Jeff spends more time digging into one of the most anticipated retro-inspired indie adventures in development. Meanwhile, Xander explores the stylish and surreal world of Skate Story, one of the most visually unique games in the indie scene right now. This week’s community pick revisits Quest Master after two years, showcasing how indie games can evolve over time through updates, custom content, and community creativity. Jeff and Xander discuss custom level titles, music additions, and memorable gameplay moments that continue to make Quest Master stand out among modern retro-inspired indie experiences. These community picks reinforce why discovering indie games early remains such a huge part of the indie gaming community. Kyle’s Trials features a mountain of retro gaming finds alongside a discussion on one of the biggest gaming questions of all:  What causes you to stop playing a game?  Community Pick: Quest Master (Revisited After 2 Years) Next Up: Retro Game Crunch  New & Noteworthy Indie Games: Storm Lancers, Beholgar 2, Go Slimey Go!, Beard Blade, Eternity Egg, The Rewinder 2, and Terminator 2D: No Fate.  Budget Indie Picks: Death’s Toll, Adventure Llama, Nothing Beyond This Point, and Xanthom Zero.  Huge Sale Discussion: The crew also highlights a major Play-Asia sale packed with physical imports and indie releases. https://www.play-asia.com/en/search/Azura+Deal+2026#fc=o:3,s:2 [https://www.play-asia.com/en/search/Azura+Deal+2026#fc=o:3,s:2]  Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights: Jeff dives into unexpected PC Engine / TurboGrafx homebrew discoveries, continuing the show’s deep appreciation for indie development on classic hardware.  Switch Year 3 Update: A call goes out to the community for stories and memories to include in The Switch Collector Year 3. From evolving indie adventures to retro homebrew discoveries and community creativity, Episode 84 continues spotlighting early indie releases, curated community picks, and the indie gaming scene at large. early indie releases new indie releases indie gaming podcast indie gaming community pick indie games indie scene community recommendations indie podcast trailers jogos indie Mina the Hollower Quest Master Skate Story PC Engine homebrew retro indie games

Mina the Hollower & Particulitix | The Indie-Credible Podcast 83

Episode 83 of The Indie-Credible Podcast, an indie gaming podcast, dives into early indie releases, new indie releases, and community picks shaping today’s indie gaming scene.  This week’s spotlight lands on Mina the Hollower, one of the most anticipated retro-inspired indie games in development. Jeff and Xander both spend time with the latest build, discussing how it channels classic handheld Zelda energy while evolving into something uniquely its own. This week’s community pick is Particulitix, a fast-paced arcade roguelite that proves simple mechanics and quick sessions can still create addictive indie experiences. These community picks continue to highlight why early discovery remains such a huge part of the indie gaming scene. Kyle’s Trials features absolute retro gaming madness, including a Nintendo Campus Challenge trophy, a crazy custom consolized JAMMA arcade setup, and the return of Guess the Kyle Game. Jeff also revisits Final Soldier on PC Engine, while Xander dives into Black Castle II, leading into a larger discussion about the growing rabbit hole of Game Boy physical releases and modern retro publishing.  Community Pick: Particulitix Next Up: Quest Master revisited after two years  New & Noteworthy Indie Games: Sliding Hero, Manifest Destiny, Skate Story, UNBEATABLE, Angeline Era, and Anode Heart: Layer Null.  Budget Indie Picks: Timeborn, Slime-san: Creator, Lone Warrior’s Fist, The Last Duskreaper, and Roots of the Mind.  Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights: * Black Castle II and the explosion of physical Game Boy releases * Ormanatua — a new Neo Geo shoot ’em up * Dale Coop’s New 8-Bit All-Stars Bundle, featuring 30 standout NES and Famicom homebrew games including Micro Mages, Flea!, Lizard, Battle Kid, Alwa’s Awakening, and more New 8-Bit All-Stars Bundle by JonnyManjiro and 30 others - itch.io [https://itch.io/b/3695/new-8-bit-all-stars-bundle] * Preview discussion around Retro Game Forge From anticipated indie adventures to NES homebrew bundles and Game Boy publishing, Episode 83 continues spotlighting early indie releases, curated community picks, and the creativity driving indie gaming forward. early indie releases new indie releases indie gaming podcast indie gaming community pick indie games indie scene community recommendations indie podcast trailers jogos indie Mina the Hollower Particulitix NES homebrew Game Boy homebrew retro indie games

One Btn Bosses & Disco Samurai | The Indie-Credible Podcast 82

Episode 82 of The Indie-Credible Podcast, an indie gaming podcast, dives into new indie releases, community picks, and hands-on impressions shaping today’s indie gaming scene.  This week’s community pick is One Btn Bosses, a fast-paced arcade-style indie game built around simple controls and intense boss encounters. Jeff and Xander discuss how the game’s minimalist approach creates surprisingly addictive gameplay and why these community picks continue to drive some of the best discoveries in indie gaming. Kyle’s Trials dives deep into collection madness, flea market finds, and two extremely rare “non-NES” homebrew games that push the boundaries of retro collecting. Jeff spends time with Finnigan Fox, Baroque Shooting Reversed, and the legendary oddity Bubsy 4D, while Xander explores ZPF and the Warhammer Survivors demo, continuing the show’s blend of modern indie releases and retro experimentation.  Community Pick: One Btn Bosses Next Up: Particulitix  New & Noteworthy Indie Games: Disco Samurai, Assault Shell, Cloudheim, Silver Bullet, Advent NEON, Scrabdackle, and ROLLING STAR.  Budget Indie Picks: David, Neighborhorde, Jar Battlers, Vindilis, Gears of Dissent, Savage Horizons, and Anura.  Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights: * Project Neon (Neo Geo, N64, Saturn support) * Overserved Food Fighters * Friday the 13th Revisited (Game Boy Color) * Black Castle 2 (Game Boy) From arcade-inspired indie action to rare homebrew discoveries and Neo Geo development, Episode 82 continues to spotlight new indie releases, curated community picks, and the creativity driving the indie gaming scene forward. new indie releases indie gaming podcast indie gaming community pick indie games indie scene community recommendations jogos indie One Btn Bosses Disco Samurai Neo Geo homebrew Game Boy homebrew retro indie games

Ninja 1987 & TerraTech Legion | The Indie-Credible Podcast 81

Episode 81 of The Indie-Credible Podcast, an indie gaming podcast, dives into new indie releases, community picks, and hands-on impressions shaping today’s indie gaming scene.  This week’s community pick is Ninja 1987, a retro-inspired indie action game that channels classic arcade ninja energy while delivering modern pacing and challenge. Jeff and Xander break down what works, what stands out, and how these community picks continue driving discovery across the indie gaming world. Jeff revisits Double Dragon II on NES TV, while Xander finishes Pragmata and dives into the TerraTech Legion demo, recommended directly from a listener — reinforcing how much the community continues shaping the show’s indie discoveries. Kyle’s Trials goes deep into gaming collection rarity madness, toy convention finds, and even a discussion around Plex setups for retro gaming and media collections.  Community Pick: Ninja 1987 Next Up: One Btn Bosses  Polymega Listener Update: Listener and developer Joe Sherman shares insight into the Polymega, including its support challenges with NES homebrew and mapper compatibility — especially relevant for the growing indie retro scene.  New & Noteworthy Indie Games: Lia Hacking Destiny, Stanislav, Mirage Ignis Fatuus, Dancin’ Divas, Mala Petaka, Dragon Blazers, and Baseless.  Budget Indie Picks: AVTale, Pandamonium, Baby Redemption, Homam: An Inventor’s Fist, and Aroya Knight.  Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights: * Necro Pop (Neo Geo) * Vengeance Hunters * Discussion around the NEO SD and supporting developers through ROM purchases * Even an Elden Ring on N64 project enters the conversation From indie action games to retro hardware compatibility and Neo Geo homebrew, Episode 81 continues to spotlight new indie releases, curated community picks, and the evolving indie gaming landscape. new indie releases indie gaming podcast indie gaming community pick indie games indie scene community recommendations jogos indie Ninja 1987 TerraTech Legion Polymega NES homebrew Neo Geo homebrew retro indie games

Mawthorne & Quantum Loop | The Indie-Credible Podcast 80

Episode 80 of The Indie-Credible Podcast, an indie gaming podcast, dives into new indie releases, community picks, and hands-on impressions shaping today’s indie gaming scene.  This week’s community pick is Mawthorne, a retro-inspired indie title that sparks discussion around design, atmosphere, and how modern indie developers continue blending classic ideas with fresh mechanics. These community picks continue to show why curated indie discovery has become such a major part of today’s indie gaming landscape. Jeff spends time exploring his new NES EverDrive from Kyle, trying to figure out the very last game Kyle played on it before passing it along. He also checks out Get It Together, while Xander continues diving deeper into Pragmata and revisits the soundtrack experience of R-Type DX Music Encore. Kyle’s Trials features NBA Jam nostalgia alongside some truly random rarity discoveries from the retro gaming world.  Community Pick: Mawthorne Next Up: Ninja 1987  New & Noteworthy Indie Games: OOLO, Moose Diver, Super Cabbage Kabumi, Duil, Quantum Loop, Vindilis, and Kingdom of Night.  Budget Indie Picks: Coral & The Abyss and Breath of Death VII: Resurrected.  Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights: Skateland Adventures (GBC) and Moxie Graffic Burst (GBC) continue the growing momentum of Game Boy Color homebrew development. From quirky indie experiments to retro hardware discoveries and Game Boy Color homebrew, Episode 80 continues to spotlight new indie releases, evolving community picks, and the creativity driving indie gaming forward. new indie releases indie gaming podcast indie gaming community pick indie games indie scene community recommendations jogos indie Mawthorne Quantum Loop Game Boy Color homebrew retro indie games