Episode 57 of The Indie-Credible Podcast dives into a huge lineup of new indie releases, SNES-style nostalgia, and collector-core homebrew goodness across the entire indie gaming scene!

Jeff and Xander open with a wild discovery: Deltarune on SNES!? The fan project Bound to the Dark World sparks discussion on retro demakes, 16-bit limitations, and why the community still loves reimagining modern indie classics as SNES titles.

Then Jeff spotlights Elementallis, a Zelda-inspired ARPG packed with elemental dungeons, handcrafted overworld design, and classic action-adventure exploration. He also digs into Claire à la Mode, while Xander goes deep on BALL × PIT and the fast-paced platformer Windswept.

Kyle’s Trials features a boxed copy of Mega Force for the Atari 2600, and Jeff unveils the Hagen’s Alley Black Friday Sale with limited books, rare copies of Punch-Out!!, the Genesis book debut, and the last SNES Limited Edition Dust Sleeves.

Randomizer / Community Game:
Mecha Nova (unreleased!)

New & Noteworthy Indie Games:
Deadly Days: Roadtrip, CONERU – DIMENSION GIRL –, Adventures of Pip, Quantum Beast, Horace, Beat Souls, Fall For You, Hover REV Hispeed Burst

💸 Budget Section:
The “Secret SteamDB Menu” — basically every free game imaginable!

🕹️ Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights:
3DSen support, Mischief Castle, Trials of Kharzoid, Guns and Dust, Wheelman, Raven Star

Whether you’re searching for new indie releases, tuning in for retro homebrew discoveries, or following the latest community recommendations, this episode packs the perfect mix of nostalgia, discovery, and modern indie energy.

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