Infernax is a love letter to the action-adventure games of old while simultaneously excelling in the modern definition of the genre. Hunter Bond and Mike Ducarme of Berzerk Studio celebrate release, touch on unique mechanics, and discuss their ever-so-incredible convention booth.

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The Six One Indiecast records weekly live on Twitch.tv/SixOneIndie on Saturdays at 9PM EST, and publishes to all major podcast services the following Monday at 8AM EST.

Between the astonishing aesthetic paired with remarkable sound direction, Sifu is a presentational marvel. But unfortunately, punishing gameplay and overly-complex systems make for an inaccessible and overwhelmingly difficult experience.

Full review: https://www.sixoneindie.com/read/sifu-review

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The Six One Indiecast records weekly live on Twitch.tv/SixOneIndie on Saturdays at 9PM EST, and publishes to all major podcast services the following Monday at 8AM EST.

Whether you're looking to casually coast across vibrant vistas or shred some serious gnar, OlliOlli World is an immensely fun and accessible entry into the beloved indie skater franchise.

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The Six One Indiecast records weekly live on Twitch.tv/SixOneIndie on Saturdays at 9PM EST, and publishes to all major podcast services the following Monday at 8AM EST.

Yacht Club. Do we see Shovel Knight II? An original IP? Or did they snag a major license? We'll find out soon during this week's Yacht Club Presents. But until then, let's discuss Shroom And Groom, Sable, Super Rare Originals, and February's indie releases.

Drinkbox set the bar remarkably high for 2022 releases with Nobody Saves The World, and we finally get the chance to gush about it. Plus - Mike previews five upcoming intriguing, delightful, and heartbreaking adventure titles as a part of The Big Adventure Event.

The Annual Indie-Only Fantasy Critic League returns, and the stakes are higher than ever before. This is merely the kick-off of a year long heated battle for not only the first prize trophy, but also a nightmarish punishment for last place.

It’s nearly impossible to touch on every single one of the years most anticipated indie titles in a single podcast. But in what may seem to be the strongest year for the indie scene in recent memory, we did our best. Mike and Matt chat about our biggest upcoming highlights of the year, and do a bit of good ol' fashion doomscrollin' until they begin to lose their voices.

On the surface, Daniel Mullins' latest is a fantastic and engaging card game with a beautifully dreadful atmosphere. But behind the curtain lies an unspoken, haunting, and captivating mystery. It's finally time to talk about Inscryption.

In another year under the shadow of the pandemic, we close out this chapter by celebrating the games that kept us hopeful, inspired, grounded, and blissful throughout 2021.

Scythe Dev Team introduced the world to a gang of horrifying Barnyard Buds, catching the attention of not only the gaming community, but one of the bigger publishers within the indie scene. Jon Reilly breaks down how Happy's Humble Burger Farm came to be, secrets behind the lore of the Scythe Universe, and shares a bit of insight on the game's many twists and turns. Also: Jon and Mike slip into quite the music tangent.