Fist Slash of Ultimate Fury & 7th Domain | The Indie-Credible Podcast 67

Episode 67 of The Indie-Credible Podcast , an indie gaming podcast , dives into new indie releases , hands-on impressions, and community recommendations shaping today’s indie gaming scene . This week’s community spotlight is Fist Slash of Ultimate Fury , a fast-paced indie action game by Sinclair Strange . Jeff and Xander break down how it feels across platforms, from slower PC controls to a near-perfect experience on Steam Deck, and discuss its NES-era visual style that instantly recalls classic action icons. Jeff also jumps into 7th Domain: Tree of Chaos , a physical Switch release played on the Switch 2, digging into how it holds up as a modern indie action title. Xander revisits OutRun Coast 2 Coast , keeping the retro energy alive during Kyle’s Trials, which features a deep dive into wild Mortal Kombat controller setups. Community Game: Fist Slash of Ultimate Fury Next Up: Ghoulboy New & Noteworthy Indie Games: Keeper, Lumo 2, Jaded, Pangolin Cassowary, Through the Nightmares, Forgotten Fragments, Isopod: A Webbed Spin-off, and Project IGI: I’m Going In . Budget Indie Pick (Under $2): Speedollama Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights: Space Hero: Revival of the Fittest (NESMaker Metroidvania) Reign of Death (Byte-Off III heavy-metal action platformer) The Kickstarter for the latest book on Atari is live: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thesubcon3/losing-sight-finding-vision-an-atari-insiders-story From platform comparisons to NES-inspired design and standout new indie releases , Episode 67 delivers another strong mix of discovery, critique, and community-driven indie gaming . new indie releases, indie gaming podcast, indie gaming, indie scene, community recommendations, jogos indie, Fist Slash of Ultimate Fury, 7th Domain Tree of Chaos, indie action games, NES inspired indie, budget indie games, homebrew games, NESMaker