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