Agent 64, Moonlight Pulse & Our Wild VGS Aftermath | The Indie-Credible Podcast 96

<p></p><p>Episode 96 of <strong>The Indie-Credible Podcast</strong> returns from Video Game Summit with more <strong>indie gaming</strong>, convention stories, community recommendations, and another huge batch of <strong>early indie releases</strong> and new games worth discovering! </p><p>Fresh off VGS, Jeff and Xander have stories. Lots of stories. We talk <strong>Bakery Bumps</strong>, Todd and the orange juice, and somehow becoming rockstars at Prince Arcade. Kyle&#39;s Trials keeps the VGS memories going with some weekend whiskey finds and Kyle&#39;s custom controller!</p><p> <strong>What We&#39;ve Been Playing</strong></p><p>Jeff dives into <strong>Metroid Prime Origins</strong> and checks out the <strong>Donkey Kong Land Remake</strong>, continuing the show&#39;s obsession with discovering new ways to revisit classic games.</p><p>Xander finally plays <strong>One BTN Bosses</strong> and jumps into <strong>Agent 64</strong>, the indie FPS heavily inspired by the golden age of Nintendo 64 shooters.</p><p> <strong>Community Pick: Moonlight Pulse</strong></p><p>This week&#39;s community recommendation is <strong>Moonlight Pulse</strong>, as we continue letting the Indie-Credible community lead us toward games we might otherwise never discover.</p><p> <strong>Next Randomizer Pick:</strong><br><strong>Necrosphere Deluxe</strong></p><p> <strong>Early Indie Releases &amp; New &amp; Noteworthy</strong></p><p>This week&#39;s new indie games and discoveries include:</p><ul><li><p>Biolab Wars</p></li><li><p>Ashina: The Red Witch</p></li><li><p>Aim Climb</p></li><li><p>Bloody Paws Unleashed</p></li><li><p>Little Gods of the Abyss</p></li><li><p>PicoMix by NuSan</p></li><li><p>Zebulon: A Lost Cat</p></li></ul><p> <strong>Budget Indie Pick</strong></p><p><strong>The Way</strong>, recommended by Thunderdome!</p><p> <strong>Aftermarket &amp; Homebrew Highlights</strong></p><p><strong>UrbX Warriors: The Lost City – 16-bit Edition</strong></p><p>A new 16-bit physical release hits Kickstarter, but what&#39;s going on with the PAL and Japanese versions?</p><p><a href="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tonywarriner/urbx-warriors-the-lost-city-16-bit-edition?ref=android_project_share" target="_blank">https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tonywarriner/urbx-warriors-the-lost-city-16-bit-edition?ref=android_project_share</a></p><p><strong>The Layover Hit: Reloaded</strong></p><p>A new <strong>Game Boy Color action game</strong> arrives on Kickstarter with assassin action, physical cartridges, and an unusual Day One red cart situation.</p><p><a href="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jcouche/the-layover-hit-reloaded-gameboy-color-assassin-action?ref=android_project_share" target="_blank">https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jcouche/the-layover-hit-reloaded-gameboy-color-assassin-action?ref=android_project_share</a></p><p><strong>Batty Zabella GB</strong></p><p>Another physical Game Boy release enters the aftermarket rabbit hole!</p><p><a href="https://theretroroomgames.com/products/batty-zabella" target="_blank">https://theretroroomgames.com/products/batty-zabella</a></p><p>From <strong>Agent 64</strong> and community picks to Game Boy homebrew, Kickstarter discoveries, and the insanity left over from VGS, Episode 96 continues our weekly hunt through the modern <strong>indie scene</strong>.</p><p> <strong>Follow The Indie-Credible Podcast</strong> for weekly <strong>early indie releases</strong>, <strong>new indie releases</strong>, indie gaming, community recommendations, budget games, and new games for old hardware!</p><p>early indie releases<br>new indie releases<br>indie gaming podcast<br>indie gaming<br>indie games<br>indie scene<br>community pick<br>community recommendations<br>indie games talk<br>indie podcast<br>Agent 64<br>Moonlight Pulse<br>One BTN Bosses<br>Necrosphere Deluxe<br>Metroid Prime Origins<br>Donkey Kong Land Remake<br>Game Boy homebrew<br>Game Boy Color homebrew<br>retro indie games<br>aftermarket games<br>UrbX Warriors