As someone who quite literally one month ago spent a solid 45 minutes tracking down a single opal on Rex Marks the Spot in Ty the Tasmian Tiger, I really appreciate that being the clip you used to express the struggle
Hell Pie was absolutely amazing and I am so glad you are talking about it. It's my favorite of modern platformers along with hat in time and demon turf. Also so happy to see whiplash get mentioned
Nitro Rad your videos are an inspiration to us indies. I love how you mentioned Clive was being made back in the days with the help of this channel. And right now im brainstorming if I should do a 3d Platformer and then you posted this video.
Glad to be here early! Always appreciate you giving the indie scene some attention. TOREE 3D and Super Kiwi 64 (and virtually anything else by this dev) are some of the most authentic, faithful platformers out there, so I'm glad you like them too! Looking forward to another one of these rapidfire indie videos if you ever make another! Great job as always!
I got to “stiggies and jars” right as I was taking a drink. The fact that I managed not to spray it across the room as I laughed is a point of personal pride.
Something coming soon that you absolutely need to look at is Return to Yoshis island. And i know you don't cover romhacks, but it straight up looks like a Dreamcast game, and its running natively on the N64
THANK YOU, I instantly added a few of these to my cart and hit buy, you cover these niche games that I know I'll LOVE, you've singlehandedly given me over 100 hours of fun I wouldn't have had in my past and may have just done it again
All of these NitroRad videos on 3D Platformers, especially Indie ones like this or old N64/PS era platformers, really inspire me and make me want to make my own 3D Platformer :D
2:14 I really love the PS1 and PS2 platformer references, even though I don't get all of them. 😄 There's Sly Cooper, Ratchet & Clank, Jack & Dexter, Sphinx, Spyro 1, Spyro 2, Willy Wombat, Toy Story 2, Banjo Kazooie, Ape Escape, Gex, Monsters Inc., MediEvil, A Bug's Life...
Fun Fact: Toree 3D and Super Kiwi 64 are made by the same developer. He releases new stuff all the time, and they've all been pretty solid. You can get his whole library for under $10.
Great to see coverage for a lot of 3D platformers released these days. I’ll definitely check out Clive & Wrench and Hell Pie when I get the chance one of these days. I would like to see a review of Pizza Tower for a change. Especially since it has a cameo of a character from an obscure platformer that was reviewed on this channel.
Glad to see the indie scene give some love to the 3D platformer genre. I haven't heard some of these games before but I'm interested in trying out Sephonie & PsiloSybil at some point.
Sephonie looks beautiful. The mechanics, story, music, art, accessibility options galore.. its something I dont see very often in 3D platformers. I'd have to check it out sometime.
AHHH I'M SO EXCITED TO TRY THESE GAMES! Especially Sephonie! It seems so sweet! Thanks for your coverage, watching you through the last few years (my wife was the one that got me started, watching your stuff on the tv, until I finally actively sought out your channel on this account so I could watch at my computer!) I trust your reccs!
With Clive and Wrench, I think a really good way to address the health issue (apart from what you suggested) would be to move the meter itself up to the top left where the collectible counters are. It just feels odd to have such an important element crammed at the bottom while the counters are displayed large and in-charge at the top (especially in the context of a 3D collectathon, where I'd usually be checking my completion stats more often than health). Having the health meter on the top left with the collectible counters wrapping around it would be a good compromise, since then you're getting all the necessary information from one quick glance of the HUD, rather than needing to dart your eyes around every corner. Does look like a fun game despite that though. Might consider it next time I'm in the mood for a 3D platformer.
Fun to watch, love to see the Toree 3D and Super Kiwi 64 love! I'd definitely enjoy another 3D platformer compilation like this, it is one of those things you feel like an expert of and where getting to hear it is great for recommendations. Thanks for the vid!
DUDE completely agree with the kiwi talk. me and my friend were gonna check that game out before moving onto something else when we played it but just feeling the absolute delicious controls made us just play the whole game instead of whatever the hell else we were gonna do
Man, I love watching videos on these Indie Platformers. It goes to show that people still adore the genre to bits. The passion, the inspiration, the references. Indie Developers are our true heroes for reviving the platforming genre. Keep on bringing us these love letters you passionate game devs, we appreciate the time and effort you spend delivering the goods.
hell yeah, Sephonie!! I was waiting for your opinion on it since you seem to have liked Anodyne and its sequel, or at least their music. Glad you've enjoyed it :)
Both 2D and 3D platformers are still among my favorites. Good thing there are talented and creative people out there that keep the genre alive and kicking.
Another great one I'd recommend is Super Bear Adventure. It's currently only on mobile devices (it has controller support), but will be getting a switch port later this year.
I just started playing Hell Pie, such an underrated game. Bit rough round the edges but the movement is so unbelievably fluid I can’t actually stop moving it’s so fun
Platformers have always been my favorite genre of all time, so to see the amount of platformers growing over the past years really brings a tear to my eye. It also helps that many of these platformers stand out from the crowd with their own unique flavor of gameplay and visuals (especially Hell Pie, because it reminds me of 6th generation platformers, where, not every platforming adventure has to be all colorful and cheery) It may be a while before I acquire these games mentioned personally, but I will definitely keep them in mind, and I am also interested in seeing other platformers be brought up in a follow-up video.
The character you play as in psilosybil is also literally based on a kind of psychoactive mushroom. The head shape with the little dimple on top and the smooth, slightly reflective surface are pretty distinct.
I would love another video like this! You have been my main source on all things 3D platformers. That's my jam and peanut butter lol thank you for all you do!
Hi nitro Rad! I love the variety of this video and would love to see more like it! Your long videos are nice, but it feels like this sort of format gives a lot of attention to games that wouldn’t otherwise get it.
Everytime I see James talk about or showcase Strangers Wrath, it makes me happy. And everytime he gives indie games some spotlight, that amplifies tenfold!
@@seymorbuns5363 Thank you! I’m still learning, and I plan on my first project being a fighting game before I make anything bigger. I do hope that I can finish Mutant Mash (working title) in like a year, and then I’ll try to make this list-worthy platformer of my dreams!
Hey man they just announced Yellow Taxi Goes Vroom during this indie thing they have going on on steam. There is a demo for it and I think it might be up your alley. It's platforming mixed in with driving. You play as a wind up taxi and drive+platform around these levels. Graphics are very much PS1/N64. It's definitely unique.
the collection video format works good- appreciate the cuts to footage without trying to be a meme... its great to SEE the game your talking about when comparing things to the past
Toree 3D also has a sequel, Toree 2 and two free expansions, Toree Jumbled Jam and Toree Genesis. I think all of that adds up to like a small, but full sized game. For 2 bucks total! Also, Toree and Super Kiwi are made by the same person, and Super Kiwi 64 is a sequel to another Nintendo 64 style collectathon, Kiwi 64 (which is only one level but it's free), and sort of a continuation of story of Macbat 64, which is also a free Nintendo 64 style collectathon (this has several levels and more of a story).
Hell Pie looks interesting ( I'm with you on the type of humor but I did recently play through High On Life & hated the humor so gameplay definitely takes priority for me )...but I definitely have to get Clive 'N Wrench, it looks like a blast to play
Yo, the man at it again, this video convinced me to buy both Toree 3d and super Kiwi 64, both are super fun and I'd love for this kind of video format to be a regular thing for the channel!
This video was great! can't wait to see more like this, even though is not a FULL cover I love the fact you show them all to everyone to know, thanks a bunch!
Fantastic video glad to see Psilosybil and Toree 3D getting some attention and I will wishlist most of these games and pick up Kiwi 64 since I have a better understanding of it
I had no idea what sephonie was but I had to skip as soon as that segment started because that looks cool as hell and I don't want any spoilers. I also love that the game is exploring buddhist concepts. Will have to play that
Glad to see someone praising Clive N Wrench because the day that game was released it seems like people were raking it through the coals when I was just impressed at how much was done by one person.
Hyped for this next year. Definitely do this style video more often too. You put me on a lot of platformers i'dve otherwise missed entirely. This is a great way to get most of them at least some sort of spotlight. Hope for a pt2!
The love for indie games in this video is great. They needed the coverage for sure. And you used Rad in your title? See It's not a bad name. Great video dude! You should do more of this! :)
As someone who's long loved the 3d platformer, my first two being Sonic Heroes, and Scooby-Doo Unmasked, grew up with the OG xbox. Nowadays I've got a few favorites, the Sly Trilogy, Spyro Reignited, Mario Galaxy, both Banjo's, Sonic Adventure and 2, Conker! And my most recent game has been DK64, (god help me lol) but it's been awesome so far. Definitely gotta check most of these bad boys out, these seem right up my alley
PS1 aesthetics have been quite popular for a while, so it's nice to see something come out with N64 aesthetics for a change... But no, what I REALLY wanna see is something come out with 3D NDS aesthetics lol And the 256 x 192 resolution is a must ;3
I think this format for a video is excellent! I would love to see some of your recommendations bundled up like this every once in a while. Maybe one for horror indi games!
Glad I clicked on this video. The moment Super Kiwi 64 came up I just gasped, they really nailed the aesthetic of those rareware games. Some of these games are definitely going on the wishlist.
I know these types of videos don't "do well," but I feel like this format might work great for survival horror indie games. Maybe in a year or two. There are so many coming out of varying quality. Just an idea to pocket for one day. Thanks for the great videos. I find myself rewatching them a lot.
Really loved this video! It's always so fun hearing you talk about really cool indie games and I love that this gave you an opportunity to cover stuff that might have otherwise fallen by the wayside
I hope to see way more of these videos! It can be difficult to stay in touch with all indie games of genres that interest you nowadays, and videos like these really help and are very fun too watch :). You talking about games you enjoy is just always a good time!
the funny thing about this indie game craze is it's only recent because all the big games only released recently which is a good thing, considering the things pizza tower did with its development time
Clive N' Wrench basically looks like all the major ps1 and ps2 era platformers combined. I was kinda getting a Blinx vibe with the level designs and story notes. Hell Pie basically looks like if somebody was a Vivzie Pop fan and said "what would a Helluva Boss/Hazbin Hotel game be like?"
There's an indie game called Hobo Cat Adventures. It's a 3D platformer which seems to mix Conker with Dark Souls. Not sure if it's any good but could be an interesting game for a second episode like this.
BROOO I saw The Big Catch, I really love the look of the game, I backed the kickstarter! and im very glad you took notice of this beautiful game, i hope someday when the game comes out soon you could check it out :D
Conveyance in general is a major problem in Clive n Wrench’s combat. The first boss uses bright silver projectiles on an icy background and I had to strain my eyes to see what I was supposed to be dodging the whole time. You’d think that would be easy to catch during development and change.
Nitro introducing me to obscure games is something I will never stop enjoying.
Suavemente
This is why I love Nitro Rad, because he talks about games he’s passionate about, no matter how obscure they are.
@@Youngson113 Besame!
Being introduced to obscure stuff is always enjoyable and interesting
Oh shut up! What a stupid thing to say.
Good to see that platformers are still thriving. So much creativity and personality goes into them
Heck yeah best genre
I've never been happier to see them return. 😇
Oh shut up! What a stupid comment
I'm surprised no one brings up that Clive's single and high jump animation is very much like jak's jump from jak and daxter
I miss jack and Dexter so much dude, it's a shame that it is so hard to emulate
@@samuel-rw3xt isn't there a full fan made pc port for the game now? The first one at least, not the others
@@101kirbyfan I dunno, I mainly want to play 2 and 3
@@samuel-rw3xt dood, same especially when it came to the second one, plus I'm unsure about the ports
@@samuel-rw3xt Whats hard about it? Just played trilogy few months back on my pc.
As someone who quite literally one month ago spent a solid 45 minutes tracking down a single opal on Rex Marks the Spot in Ty the Tasmian Tiger, I really appreciate that being the clip you used to express the struggle
yup also that's obvious but i like how you can see ty jump into the water right before it cuts to the other game
Hell Pie was absolutely amazing and I am so glad you are talking about it. It's my favorite of modern platformers along with hat in time and demon turf. Also so happy to see whiplash get mentioned
i love the new format nitro i would love a 1 hour special
Thank You Nitro Rad for your coverage of Platformers!
Nitro Rad your videos are an inspiration to us indies. I love how you mentioned Clive was being made back in the days with the help of this channel. And right now im brainstorming if I should do a 3d Platformer and then you posted this video.
Frickin' do it. I need more to play. :D
Dew it
Glad to be here early! Always appreciate you giving the indie scene some attention. TOREE 3D and Super Kiwi 64 (and virtually anything else by this dev) are some of the most authentic, faithful platformers out there, so I'm glad you like them too! Looking forward to another one of these rapidfire indie videos if you ever make another! Great job as always!
The little side bar at the end of every showcase is VERY welcome :D
I got to “stiggies and jars” right as I was taking a drink. The fact that I managed not to spray it across the room as I laughed is a point of personal pride.
The banjo kazooie music stuttering with the following lines is so good.
I'm liking the variety episode. It's cool to see some lesser known games and getting general thoughts. I'd love to see more of these.
I almost forgot how cool Psilosybil looked. Thanks for reminding me I gotta keep tabs on that thing when it eventually comes out!
Sephonie is so good. Analgesic productions can’t make a bad game it seems.
Something coming soon that you absolutely need to look at is Return to Yoshis island. And i know you don't cover romhacks, but it straight up looks like a Dreamcast game, and its running natively on the N64
You know if it'll run off an everdrive?
@@NitroRad The developer said it would (also the tech demo did)
Something about old style 3D platforms just makes me feel warm and comfortable. Heavy nostalgia and all that!
THANK YOU, I instantly added a few of these to my cart and hit buy, you cover these niche games that I know I'll LOVE, you've singlehandedly given me over 100 hours of fun I wouldn't have had in my past and may have just done it again
All of these NitroRad videos on 3D Platformers, especially Indie ones like this or old N64/PS era platformers, really inspire me and make me want to make my own 3D Platformer :D
2:14 I really love the PS1 and PS2 platformer references, even though I don't get all of them. 😄
There's Sly Cooper, Ratchet & Clank, Jack & Dexter, Sphinx, Spyro 1, Spyro 2, Willy Wombat, Toy Story 2, Banjo Kazooie, Ape Escape, Gex, Monsters Inc., MediEvil, A Bug's Life...
Fun Fact: Toree 3D and Super Kiwi 64 are made by the same developer. He releases new stuff all the time, and they've all been pretty solid. You can get his whole library for under $10.
6:46
the nostalgia jumpscare by the random ribbit king appearance certainly got me
I seriously hope you don’t burn out on this topic soon, there’s so much here that’s new to me, I feel like you’re providing a window to another world
Great to see coverage for a lot of 3D platformers released these days. I’ll definitely check out Clive & Wrench and Hell Pie when I get the chance one of these days. I would like to see a review of Pizza Tower for a change. Especially since it has a cameo of a character from an obscure platformer that was reviewed on this channel.
Definitely love these indie game videos ^-^ Happy you got to play Sephonie it's so good
Glad to see the indie scene give some love to the 3D platformer genre. I haven't heard some of these games before but I'm interested in trying out Sephonie & PsiloSybil at some point.
I’m sure psilobill will bring back those crash 1 rages
Toree is extremly good how simple it is !
The sequel is really good as well, also, thank you for putting the games link in the description !
Sephonie looks beautiful. The mechanics, story, music, art, accessibility options galore.. its something I dont see very often in 3D platformers. I'd have to check it out sometime.
Sephonie has become one of my favorite games of all time. I highly recommend it
I love your video reviews of platformers, Rad. It's so relaxing and enjoyable to watch. They're my ASMR.
Sephonie looks crazy cool I've been meaning to play the Anodyne games for a while now too so I might force myself to finally play those this year
AHHH I'M SO EXCITED TO TRY THESE GAMES! Especially Sephonie! It seems so sweet! Thanks for your coverage, watching you through the last few years (my wife was the one that got me started, watching your stuff on the tv, until I finally actively sought out your channel on this account so I could watch at my computer!) I trust your reccs!
With Clive and Wrench, I think a really good way to address the health issue (apart from what you suggested) would be to move the meter itself up to the top left where the collectible counters are. It just feels odd to have such an important element crammed at the bottom while the counters are displayed large and in-charge at the top (especially in the context of a 3D collectathon, where I'd usually be checking my completion stats more often than health). Having the health meter on the top left with the collectible counters wrapping around it would be a good compromise, since then you're getting all the necessary information from one quick glance of the HUD, rather than needing to dart your eyes around every corner.
Does look like a fun game despite that though. Might consider it next time I'm in the mood for a 3D platformer.
Fun to watch, love to see the Toree 3D and Super Kiwi 64 love! I'd definitely enjoy another 3D platformer compilation like this, it is one of those things you feel like an expert of and where getting to hear it is great for recommendations. Thanks for the vid!
I have been CRAVING to play some 3d platformers recently and this video could not have come out at a better time.
DUDE completely agree with the kiwi talk. me and my friend were gonna check that game out before moving onto something else when we played it but just feeling the absolute delicious controls made us just play the whole game instead of whatever the hell else we were gonna do
Man, I love watching videos on these Indie Platformers. It goes to show that people still adore the genre to bits. The passion, the inspiration, the references. Indie Developers are our true heroes for reviving the platforming genre. Keep on bringing us these love letters you passionate game devs, we appreciate the time and effort you spend delivering the goods.
hell yeah, Sephonie!! I was waiting for your opinion on it since you seem to have liked Anodyne and its sequel, or at least their music. Glad you've enjoyed it :)
Both 2D and 3D platformers are still among my favorites. Good thing there are talented and creative people out there that keep the genre alive and kicking.
Another great one I'd recommend is Super Bear Adventure. It's currently only on mobile devices (it has controller support), but will be getting a switch port later this year.
So hype for some more indie recommendations.
Picked up Demons turf after your video on it and I'm absolutely loving it!
I would absolutely watch another one of these. Basically every game covered here went instantly on my Wishlist.
I'm sure its a coincidence that many of the best Demon Turf clear times have Nitro Rad's username. lmao love ya buddy
Thanks for the very useful video. Will look for Clive and Wrench and the devil pie game.
I just started playing Hell Pie, such an underrated game. Bit rough round the edges but the movement is so unbelievably fluid I can’t actually stop moving it’s so fun
"Play this blind sometime, it's $1, you have no excuse..." *zooms in 8x, sees the horror label* yeah ok
Great video. The game that most interests me in this batch is Sephonie, because the whole concept of that game seems fascinating.
Clive n' Wrench and Psilosybil look like a lot of fun, I really wanna play those.
Platformers have always been my favorite genre of all time, so to see the amount of platformers growing over the past years really brings a tear to my eye.
It also helps that many of these platformers stand out from the crowd with their own unique flavor of gameplay and visuals (especially Hell Pie, because it reminds me of 6th generation platformers, where, not every platforming adventure has to be all colorful and cheery)
It may be a while before I acquire these games mentioned personally, but I will definitely keep them in mind, and I am also interested in seeing other platformers be brought up in a follow-up video.
Not sure if anyone mentioned it, but the people watching the DVD screensaver hit the corner in Hell Pie is absolutely an homage to The Office
The character you play as in psilosybil is also literally based on a kind of psychoactive mushroom. The head shape with the little dimple on top and the smooth, slightly reflective surface are pretty distinct.
I would love another video like this!
You have been my main source on all things 3D platformers. That's my jam and peanut butter lol thank you for all you do!
Love the video, these games look fun especially the Clive and Wrench game. Classic platformer design
Hi nitro Rad! I love the variety of this video and would love to see more like it! Your long videos are nice, but it feels like this sort of format gives a lot of attention to games that wouldn’t otherwise get it.
This is a great format thank you for giving exposure to these great games
Everytime I see James talk about or showcase Strangers Wrath, it makes me happy. And everytime he gives indie games some spotlight, that amplifies tenfold!
TOREE!!! so glad you talked about it. might be my favorite switch indie game. it’s sooooo smooth and fits the platform so well
One day, I’ll be a good enough game designer to have my creation show up on a list like this. Love your videos!
I rooting for ya man! If it’s not too much trouble, please share the name of your game once it’s finished.
@@seymorbuns5363 Thank you! I’m still learning, and I plan on my first project being a fighting game before I make anything bigger. I do hope that I can finish Mutant Mash (working title) in like a year, and then I’ll try to make this list-worthy platformer of my dreams!
Hey man they just announced Yellow Taxi Goes Vroom during this indie thing they have going on on steam. There is a demo for it and I think it might be up your alley.
It's platforming mixed in with driving. You play as a wind up taxi and drive+platform around these levels. Graphics are very much PS1/N64. It's definitely unique.
Sounds kind of like Simpsons hit and run with the driving and platforming combo I’m intrigued….
Your 3D platformer vids always manage to make me feel like a happy kid again!
I hope these devs are able to make a mainstream game that they love.
the collection video format works good- appreciate the cuts to footage without trying to be a meme... its great to SEE the game your talking about when comparing things to the past
Toree 3D also has a sequel, Toree 2 and two free expansions, Toree Jumbled Jam and Toree Genesis. I think all of that adds up to like a small, but full sized game. For 2 bucks total!
Also, Toree and Super Kiwi are made by the same person, and Super Kiwi 64 is a sequel to another Nintendo 64 style collectathon, Kiwi 64 (which is only one level but it's free), and sort of a continuation of story of Macbat 64, which is also a free Nintendo 64 style collectathon (this has several levels and more of a story).
Hell Pie looks interesting ( I'm with you on the type of humor but I did recently play through High On Life & hated the humor so gameplay definitely takes priority for me )...but I definitely have to get Clive 'N Wrench, it looks like a blast to play
I like the variety format and the info boxes at the end of each chapter were top class.
Platforming is one of my favorite game genres. Thanks for the video, Nitro Rad! ⭐️⭐️
Yo, the man at it again, this video convinced me to buy both Toree 3d and super Kiwi 64, both are super fun and I'd love for this kind of video format to be a regular thing for the channel!
This video was great! can't wait to see more like this, even though is not a FULL cover I love the fact you show them all to everyone to know, thanks a bunch!
Hell Pie really grabbed my attention, but turns out it's banned in Australia because of "drug use." :(
21:42 I was not prepared for James to just come out and say "fucking"
Yeah me neither made me go I’m sorry what was that? 😳😳🤣🤣
Fantastic video glad to see Psilosybil and Toree 3D getting some attention and I will wishlist most of these games and pick up Kiwi 64 since I have a better understanding of it
I know I'm late, but this video is so generous. And your content and charecter are always so genuine. 👌
I had no idea what sephonie was but I had to skip as soon as that segment started because that looks cool as hell and I don't want any spoilers. I also love that the game is exploring buddhist concepts. Will have to play that
Glad to see someone praising Clive N Wrench because the day that game was released it seems like people were raking it through the coals when I was just impressed at how much was done by one person.
Hyped for this next year.
Definitely do this style video more often too. You put me on a lot of platformers i'dve otherwise missed entirely. This is a great way to get most of them at least some sort of spotlight. Hope for a pt2!
These were some great recommendations! The only ones I've played were Toree 3D and Toree 2
The love for indie games in this video is great. They needed the coverage for sure. And you used Rad in your title? See It's not a bad name. Great video dude! You should do more of this! :)
Long time no see man. Good to have you back!
As someone who's long loved the 3d platformer, my first two being Sonic Heroes, and Scooby-Doo Unmasked, grew up with the OG xbox. Nowadays I've got a few favorites, the Sly Trilogy, Spyro Reignited, Mario Galaxy, both Banjo's, Sonic Adventure and 2, Conker! And my most recent game has been DK64, (god help me lol) but it's been awesome so far. Definitely gotta check most of these bad boys out, these seem right up my alley
DK64 is a fun game, just a pain to 101% and locked the final boss behind a really stupid requirement.
PS1 aesthetics have been quite popular for a while, so it's nice to see something come out with N64 aesthetics for a change... But no, what I REALLY wanna see is something come out with 3D NDS aesthetics lol
And the 256 x 192 resolution is a must ;3
I love Analgesic productions games. They're chill, nostalgic, ethereal, and fun adventures.
Clive n wrench surprisingly reminds me of whiplash with all the animations. Particularly the running animation and the hover animation.
Doesn't really feel anything like it while playing though tbh.
I think this format for a video is excellent! I would love to see some of your recommendations bundled up like this every once in a while. Maybe one for horror indi games!
Glad I clicked on this video. The moment Super Kiwi 64 came up I just gasped, they really nailed the aesthetic of those rareware games. Some of these games are definitely going on the wishlist.
Glad to hear you've now played Crash 3!
I know these types of videos don't "do well," but I feel like this format might work great for survival horror indie games. Maybe in a year or two. There are so many coming out of varying quality. Just an idea to pocket for one day. Thanks for the great videos. I find myself rewatching them a lot.
Really loved this video! It's always so fun hearing you talk about really cool indie games and I love that this gave you an opportunity to cover stuff that might have otherwise fallen by the wayside
Super Kiwi 64 deserves its own video, it is waaaaaay too freaking good.
Love these videos highlighting some of the more obscure stuff. You never know when you come across a shining diamond in the vast sea of game stores.
I hope to see way more of these videos! It can be difficult to stay in touch with all indie games of genres that interest you nowadays, and videos like these really help and are very fun too watch :). You talking about games you enjoy is just always a good time!
In contrast to horror games, the quality of indie action platformers is improving year by year.I'm very happy.
the funny thing about this indie game craze is
it's only recent because all the big games only released recently
which is a good thing, considering the things pizza tower did with its development time
Finally someone saying something good about Clive n wrench I freaking loved that game so much
Clive N' Wrench basically looks like all the major ps1 and ps2 era platformers combined. I was kinda getting a Blinx vibe with the level designs and story notes.
Hell Pie basically looks like if somebody was a Vivzie Pop fan and said "what would a Helluva Boss/Hazbin Hotel game be like?"
There's an indie game called Hobo Cat Adventures. It's a 3D platformer which seems to mix Conker with Dark Souls. Not sure if it's any good but could be an interesting game for a second episode like this.
BROOO I saw The Big Catch, I really love the look of the game, I backed the kickstarter! and im very glad you took notice of this beautiful game, i hope someday when the game comes out soon you could check it out :D
Conveyance in general is a major problem in Clive n Wrench’s combat. The first boss uses bright silver projectiles on an icy background and I had to strain my eyes to see what I was supposed to be dodging the whole time. You’d think that would be easy to catch during development and change.
My guess is The 3d platformer got its biggest popularity during the mid and end of 2000s, meaning they're now ripe for a 20 years nostalgia comeback.
Aw man, thank you so much!
I've now watched all NItro Rad videos twice. Thank you for the content!!!
Would love to see more compilations like this.
Excellent video, my dude!! Thanks for the recommendations!