MIO: Memories in Orbit & Super Catboy | The Indie-Credible Podcast 70

Episode 70 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 discussion highlights MIO: Memories in Orbit , a beautifully animated sci-fi Metroidvania that continues to build excitement in the indie scene. Jeff shares early impressions and why the game’s design and atmosphere make it one of the more interesting indie releases to watch. The community spotlight turns to Insanity’s Blade , an arcade-style action platformer packed with leveling systems, tons of stages, and unapologetically over-the-top gore. After some experimentation, Jeff and Xander even discover a few sneaky boss strategies that make the chaos even more entertaining. Community Game: Insanity’s Blade Next Up: The Joylancer: Legendary Motor Knight Jeff also spends time with MIO: Memories in Orbit , while Xander grabs Yellow Taxi Goes Vroom! and revisits the classic shooter Deathsmiles . New & Noteworthy Indie Games: Maid of Salvation, Crown and Adventure, Microvania, Rev Up! RC Grand Prix, Grooveyard, This Is No Cave, and Pipkin. Budget Indie Picks (Under $2): Super Catboy , Airborne Justice, Adventure Bit, and Thunderflash. Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights: XCAVATOR 2025 (NES cartridge) and Agency GBC , showing how new projects continue to push classic hardware. From arcade-inspired action platformers to Metroidvania standouts and retro homebrew releases, Episode 70 continues the show’s mission of discovering new indie releases and celebrating the creativity driving the modern indie gaming community. new indie releases indie gaming podcast indie gaming indie games indie scene community recommendations jogos indie MIO Memories in Orbit Super Catboy Insanity’s Blade NES homebrew retro indie games