Xeno Crisis & Rubinite | The Indie-Credible Podcast 91

Episode 91 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 Xeno Crisis, the fast-paced arena shooter inspired by classic 16-bit action games. Jeff and Xander revisit this modern retro favorite, discussing its challenging gameplay, cooperative action, and why it continues to be one of the standout community picks for fans of arcade-style shooters.Kyle's Trials showcases another incredible retro horror video game figure before the crew asks an interesting question:Is the M64 really for retro gamers like us?The discussion explores who the system is designed for, whether it fills a niche in today's retro gaming landscape, and if collectors should be paying attention. The Indie-Credible Community List:https://tinyurl.com/indiecrediblelistJeff spends time with The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth and the indie adventure Rubinite, while Xander checks out the Truxton Extreme demo and the charming retro-inspired Kero Kero Cowboy. Community Pick:Xeno Crisis Next Up:Yokai Hunter Shintaro Early Indie Releases & New & Noteworthy:Actraiser RenaissancePardon My French ToastVital ShellSuper Star AdventureA Tiny Sticker TalePhilna FantasyPixel Pixie Budget Indie Picks:Yokai Hunter ShintaroPerino Candy Buster Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights:Pixel Puphttps://www.retrodotcards.com/pixel-pupPlus a look at the first series of physical e-Reader cards and why collectible releases like these continue keeping classic Nintendo hardware alive.From arcade shooters and RPG adventures to new homebrew releases and budget indie discoveries, Episode 91 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 indieXeno CrisisRubinitePixel Pupretro gamingNES homebrewbudget indie games