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by Xander Skullion and Jeff Wittenhagen
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Episode 90 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 community pick is WrestleQuest, the RPG that combines classic professional wrestling with turn-based adventure mechanics. Jeff and Xander revisit the game to see how it holds up and discuss why it remains one of the most creative genre mashups in indie gaming. These community picks continue to showcase the unique ideas that make discovering indie games so rewarding.Kyle's Trials features the legendary Hudson Shooting Watch, one of gaming's most iconic accessories, before the crew discusses a viral project where a PC gamer turned Steam games into physical SSD "cartridges." Is this the future of PC collecting, or does it miss what makes physical media special?SSD Cartridge Discussion:https://www.tomshardware.com/video-games/pc-gaming/pc-gamer-turns-steam-games-into-cartridges-with-ingenious-2-5-inch-ssd-system-games-are-stored-on-128gb-drives-alongside-a-script-to-auto-start-the-title-once-plugged-in The Indie-Credible Community List:https://tinyurl.com/indiecrediblelistJeff also gets seven players together for Super Smash Bros., spends time with Absolum, and checks out Scott Pilgrim EX. Meanwhile, Xander dives into the NES homebrew hit Sam's Journey and finally activates RetroAchievements, opening up a whole new way to experience classic games. Community Pick:WrestleQuest Next Up:Xeno Crisis Early Indie Releases & New & Noteworthy:Carnival MassacreDaemonClaw: Origins of NnarCorgiSpaceDaemonBride ADDITIONAL GAINKero Kero CowboyGOSDOOMAReach to Tsukuyomi Budget Indie Pick:Over 9000 Zombies! Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights:Frank the Gamerhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1nTYNkP8HngWKSlQ9Xp9Xmv0q_DKHXdy7/view?usp=drivesdkPlus discussion around modern homebrew development and why retro-inspired games continue pushing classic hardware in exciting new directions.From wrestling RPGs to NES homebrew, physical collecting debates, and the latest indie discoveries, Episode 90 continues spotlighting early indie releases, curated community picks, and the creativity driving today's indie gaming scene.early indie releasesnew indie releasesindie gaming podcastindie gamingcommunity pickindie gamesindie scenecommunity recommendationsindie podcast trailersjogos indieWrestleQuestAbsolumSam's JourneyNES homebrewRetroAchievementsretro indie games
Episode 89 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 community pick is Vlad Voievod Dracula: Dungeons of Egrigoz, a retro-inspired action adventure that blends gothic horror, exploration, and classic gameplay into one of the most unique indie experiences we've covered. Jeff and Xander discuss its atmosphere, mechanics, and why it deserves a closer look from fans of retro-inspired indie games.Kyle's Trials embraces the Halloween season with horror figures, while the crew shares stories from a local gaming convention before tackling one of the show's funniest debates: Is the Sega Genesis the WCW of gaming?The discussion compares the Genesis and Super Nintendo rivalry through the lens of the classic wrestling wars. The Indie-Credible Community List:https://tinyurl.com/indiecrediblelistJeff unleashes chaos in Terror of the Hemasaurus, while Xander continues his journey through Yakuza 0 and issues a new Indie-Credible Challenge featuring Handsome Frog. Think you can top the leaderboard? Send us your high score for a chance to earn an Indie-Credible coaster! Community Pick:Vlad Voievod Dracula: Dungeons of Egrigoz Next Up:WrestleQuest Early Indie Releases & New & Noteworthy:Finnigan FoxAshworldBoet FighterAssia: Returning to DreamsBrightSeekerAery – Calm Mind 2Ambidextro Budget Indie Picks:Cursed Bootleg Collection (free on itch.io)Super Fowlst 2Sydney Hunter and the Curse of the Mayan Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights:Mega Man X Regenesis (shared by Jesse Glenn)https://youtu.be/6cUeq37d8q4?is=EfgIYBSfqyDsb5kIPlus a look back at the unforgettable SNES homebrew oddity Taco Princess from the Moon. Wrap-UpChristmas in July Secret Santa update (names are out!)Patreon streamsIndie ThursdaysMore ways to get involved with the Indie-Credible communityFrom monster-sized destruction to gothic adventures, retro debates, and exciting homebrew projects, Episode 89 continues spotlighting early indie releases, curated community picks, and the creativity driving today's indie gaming scene.early indie releasesnew indie releasesindie gaming podcastindie gamingcommunity pickindie gamesindie scenecommunity recommendationsindie podcast trailersjogos indieVlad Voievod DraculaTerror of the HemasaurusWrestleQuestretro indie gamesNES homebrewSega Genesis
Episode 88 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 community pick is Unpacking, the award-winning indie experience that proves a game doesn't need combat or high scores to leave a lasting impression. Jeff and Xander revisit what makes Unpacking such a unique storytelling experience and why it continues to be one of the most memorable community picks featured on the show.Kyle's Trials features more gaming figures, while the crew tackles a hot topic for collectors:Is a digital collection a "real" collection?The discussion covers ownership, preservation, digital storefronts, and whether modern libraries can ever replace shelves full of physical games.Jeff also celebrates making the Indie-Credible community recommendation list! Indie-Credible Community List:https://tinyurl.com/indiecrediblelistJeff spends time with the classic Star Parodier, while Xander dives into The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth and Yakuza 0 Director's Cut. Community Pick:Unpacking Next Up:Vlad Voievod Dracula: Dungeons of Egrigoz Early Indie Releases & New & Noteworthy:Alterium Shift30XXBackdate HeroBioMenace RemasteredDodo MasterBAROQUE SHOOTING REVERSEDCosmic Destroyer Budget Indie Picks:NightSky1001 SpikesKnight TerrorsChargeShotHandsome Mr. FrogArcane GolfSuper Shootin StarSpectacular Sparky Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights:Hobo Aldo's Halloween Adventurehttps://retrobrogaming.itch.io/hobo-albos-halloween-adventureOriginal Hobo Aldo's Big Adventurehttps://retrobrogaming.itch.io/hobo-albos-big-adventureFrom relaxing indie adventures to Mega Man-inspired action games, retro shooters, and Halloween-themed homebrew, Episode 88 continues spotlighting early indie releases, curated community picks, and the creativity driving today's indie gaming scene.early indie releasesnew indie releasesindie gaming podcastindie gamingcommunity pickindie gamesindie scenecommunity recommendationsindie podcast trailersjogos indieUnpacking30XXAlterium Shiftretro indie gamesNES homebrew
Episode 87 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 community pick is TMNT Rescue-Palooza, the massive fan-made celebration of everything fans love about classic TMNT games. Jeff and Xander discuss the huge roster, nostalgic gameplay, and why community-driven projects like this continue to become some of the most memorable discoveries in gaming.Kyle's Trials brings an Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles surprise along with the latest Xander Challenge, while the crew tackles a question many collectors eventually face:How many games is too many for a physical collection?The recent delisting of Cruis'n Blast from the eShop only adds fuel to that discussion.Jeff also celebrates making the Indie-Credible community recommendation list while sharing impressions on classics like Mario Golf, Balloon Kid, and Track & Field. Meanwhile, Londen conquers South Park: The Stick of Truth and Xander revisits Star Fox while streaming Garbanzo Quest. Community Pick:TMNT Rescue-Palooza Next Up:Unpacking Early Indie Releases & New & Noteworthy:AlisaHeartreasure Stellar JourneyEmerald BlueGunlocked 2Retro Mystery Club Vol. 1Retro Mystery Club Vol. 2Aaero2Toroa Skycall Budget Indie Picks:Cave Story+The Binding of Isaac: RebirthAggelosAlwa's Legacy Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights:Obscure NES homebrew discoveriesThe Homebrew World ChampionshipsUnknown TurboGrafx-16 and CD homebrew titlesThe possibility of a physical US release for Castlevania: Symphony of the NightFrom fan-made TMNT passion projects to hidden indie gems and retro collecting debates, Episode 87 continues spotlighting early indie releases, curated community picks, and the creativity driving today's indie gaming scene.early indie releasesnew indie releasesindie gaming podcastindie gamingcommunity pickindie gamesindie scenecommunity recommendationsindie podcast trailersjogos indieTMNT Rescue-PaloozaAlisaretro indie gamesNES homebrewphysical game collecting
Episode 86 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 community pick is Squad 51 vs. The Flying Saucers, a unique shoot 'em up that combines classic arcade action with a stylish retro sci-fi presentation. Jeff and Xander discuss what makes the game stand out and why these community picks continue to be one of the best ways to discover overlooked indie gems.Jeff and Xander both spend time with the demo for The Transylvania Adventure of Simon Quest, one of the most anticipated retro-inspired indie releases currently in development. Jeff also tackles a Star Fox demo, beats DK Challenge, and revisits the Atari classic Chopper Command. Meanwhile, Xander returns to Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 on Dreamcast.Kyle's Trials is packed with oddities this week, including rare Famicom finds, questionable Zelda collectibles, and a Switch Mini Arcade release. The crew also discusses what they look for in a great remake, the newly revealed Steam Machine and controller pricing, minimalist flip phones, and the return of Christmas in July Secret Santa. Community Pick:Squad 51 vs. The Flying SaucersNext Up: TMNT Retropalooza Early Indie Releases & New & Noteworthy:Debugging Hero, Bloxpath, Vampiress Eternal Duet, Bolsheviktion 3D, John Mambo, Nimbusfall, and 99Vidas. Budget Indie Picks:Starium, Dextram, The Duduk Master, Side Scape, Sidestep Legends, Full Moon Rush, Renfield, and Toyland Tussle. Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights:EarthBound Beginnings SNES Remake finally releases after 19 years of development.https://ebbr.neocities.org/Torgman Adventures Part 2 demo arrives, continuing the retro-inspired action platforming series.https://ebbr.neocities.org/Discussion on the growing influence of fan projects and homebrew development across classic platforms.From retro-inspired indie adventures to ambitious fan projects and community discoveries, Episode 86 continues spotlighting early indie releases, curated community picks, and the creativity driving today's indie gaming scene.early indie releasesnew indie releasesindie gaming podcastindie gamingcommunity pickindie gamesindie scenecommunity recommendationsindie podcast trailersjogos indieSquad 51 vs The Flying SaucersSimon QuestTMNT RetropaloozaEarthBound Beginnings SNESretro indie gameshomebrew games
Episode 85 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, Jeff finally gets hands-on with Ball x Pit, one of the most talked-about indie games in recent months, sharing impressions on how it blends arcade action, progression systems, and addictive gameplay loops. Meanwhile, Xander continues his adventures with Megabonk, exploring another unique entry in the indie gaming world.This week’s community pick is Retro Game Crunch, a beloved collection of retro-inspired indie experiences that continues to stand out years after its original release. Jeff and Xander revisit what made the collection special and discuss why it still deserves attention from fans of classic gaming. These community picks continue to highlight why discovering overlooked indie gems remains one of the best parts of the indie gaming scene.Kyle’s Trials sparks a discussion around gaming tastes and nostalgia with the question: What is your favorite game genre, and has it changed over the years? Community Pick:Retro Game CrunchNext Up: Squad 51 vs. The Flying Saucers New & Noteworthy Indie Games:This Ain't Even Poker Ya Joker, Dunjungle, UniDuni, Bradley the Badger, Keys of Fury: Typing Action, Soul Demon Hunters, and Airoheart. A special note goes to Bradley the Badger, featuring music by legendary composer Grant Kirkhope. Budget Indie Picks:You Alone Can Defeat Evil, Outbreak LOST Hope, and 88 Heroes – H8 Mode Activated! Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights:Two new homebrew games arrive, plus a look at Windows93 Adventure GB DX, another creative project keeping the Game Boy homebrew scene thriving.https://shop.windows93.net/Windows93_Adventure_GB_DX_U/ Jeff also shares an early Father’s Day gaming gift and revisits DK Challenge, adding more retro flavor to the week’s indie discoveries.From arcade-inspired indie hits to overlooked classics and modern homebrew releases, Episode 85 continues spotlighting early indie releases, curated community picks, and the creativity driving today’s indie gaming landscape.early indie releasesnew indie releasesindie gaming podcastindie gamingcommunity pickindie gamesindie scenecommunity recommendationsindie podcast trailersjogos indieBall x PitRetro Game CrunchAiroheartGame Boy homebrewretro indie games
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 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 releasesnew indie releasesindie gaming podcastindie gamingcommunity pickindie gamesindie scenecommunity recommendationsindie podcast trailersjogos indieMina the HollowerQuest MasterSkate StoryPC Engine homebrewretro indie games
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:ParticulitixNext 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 releasesOrmanatua — a new Neo Geo shoot ’em upDale 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 moreNew 8-Bit All-Stars Bundle by JonnyManjiro and 30 others - itch.ioPreview discussion around Retro Game ForgeFrom 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 releasesnew indie releasesindie gaming podcastindie gamingcommunity pickindie gamesindie scenecommunity recommendationsindie podcast trailersjogos indieMina the HollowerParticulitixNES homebrewGame Boy homebrewretro indie games
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