Squad 51 & Simon Quest Demo | The Indie-Credible Podcast 86

<p>Episode 86 of <strong>The Indie-Credible Podcast</strong>, an <strong>indie gaming podcast</strong>, dives into <strong>early indie releases</strong>, <strong>new indie releases</strong>, and <strong>community picks</strong> shaping today’s <strong>indie gaming scene</strong>. </p><p>This week’s <strong>community pick</strong> is <strong>Squad 51 vs. The Flying Saucers</strong>, a unique shoot &#39;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 <strong>community picks</strong> continue to be one of the best ways to discover overlooked indie gems.</p><p><br></p><p>Jeff and Xander both spend time with the demo for <strong>The Transylvania Adventure of Simon Quest</strong>, one of the most anticipated retro-inspired indie releases currently in development. Jeff also tackles a <strong>Star Fox demo</strong>, beats <strong>DK Challenge</strong>, and revisits the Atari classic <strong>Chopper Command</strong>. Meanwhile, Xander returns to <strong>Tony Hawk&#39;s Pro Skater 2</strong> on Dreamcast.</p><p>Kyle&#39;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 <strong>Christmas in July Secret Santa</strong>.</p><p> <strong>Community Pick:</strong><br><strong>Squad 51 vs. The Flying Saucers</strong><br><strong>Next Up:</strong> <em>TMNT Retropalooza</em></p><p> <strong>Early Indie Releases &amp; New &amp; Noteworthy:</strong><br>Debugging Hero, Bloxpath, Vampiress Eternal Duet, Bolsheviktion 3D, John Mambo, Nimbusfall, and <strong>99Vidas</strong>.</p><p> <strong>Budget Indie Picks:</strong><br>Starium, Dextram, The Duduk Master, Side Scape, Sidestep Legends, Full Moon Rush, Renfield, and Toyland Tussle.</p><p> <strong>Aftermarket &amp; Homebrew Highlights:</strong></p><ul><li><p><strong>EarthBound Beginnings SNES Remake</strong> finally releases after 19 years of development.</p></li><li><p><a href="https://ebbr.neocities.org/" target="_blank">https://ebbr.neocities.org/</a></p></li><li><p><strong>Torgman Adventures Part 2</strong> demo arrives, continuing the retro-inspired action platforming series.</p></li><li><p><a href="https://ebbr.neocities.org/" target="_blank">https://ebbr.neocities.org/</a></p></li><li><p>Discussion on the growing influence of fan projects and homebrew development across classic platforms.</p></li></ul><p>From retro-inspired indie adventures to ambitious fan projects and community discoveries, Episode 86 continues spotlighting <strong>early indie releases</strong>, curated <strong>community picks</strong>, and the creativity driving today&#39;s indie gaming scene.</p><p>early indie releases<br>new indie releases<br>indie gaming podcast<br>indie gaming<br>community pick<br>indie games<br>indie scene<br>community recommendations<br>indie podcast trailers<br>jogos indie<br>Squad 51 vs The Flying Saucers<br>Simon Quest<br>TMNT Retropalooza<br>EarthBound Beginnings SNES<br>retro indie games<br>homebrew games</p>