Slime Attack Survivor & Majogami | The Indie-Credible Podcast 72

Episode 72 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 features Slime Attack Survivor , a chaotic, survival-style indie game, and we’re giving away two keys to listeners. Jeff and Xander break down what makes the game addictive, how it fits into the growing wave of indie survival titles, and why these community picks continue to be some of the most fun discoveries each week. One of the most interesting indie announcements this week is Majogami , which not only stands out visually but also gets a Switch 2 physical release on cartridge , something collectors and indie fans alike are paying attention to. Kyle’s Trials dives into Sega Genesis nostalgia , while Jeff revisits classics like Bonk’s Adventure and Salamander on PC Engine , keeping the retro spirit alive alongside modern indie gaming discoveries. Community Game: Slime Attack Survivor (two keys to give away!) Next Up: Katanaut New & Noteworthy Indie Games: Echoes of the Living, Super Serious Golf, Biped 2, Second Sun, Fading Serenades, THE GOOD OLD DAYS, and Majogami . Budget Indie Picks (Under $2): Portal Walk, The Lone Blade, Holua’s Arcades, and Echo Wisp. Aftermarket & Homebrew Highlights: Banana Bash (NES) and Children of Magia (Game Boy Color) continue to show how vibrant the retro homebrew scene remains. Byte-Off VI Update: The NES homebrew competition continues gaining momentum, while development on Kyle’s Trials moves forward with music refinement and biome progress. From modern indie releases to retro homebrew discoveries and community-driven game nights, Episode 72 delivers another packed look at the evolving indie gaming landscape. new indie releases indie gaming podcast indie gaming indie games indie scene community recommendations jogos indie Majogami Slime Attack Survivor retro indie games NES homebrew Game Boy Color homebrew