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IndieReview is, as you know, inactive for quite a while now. While it won't be coming back for a bit, it is not entirely dead as of now. Check back in July/August for some more indie goodness.

Hey, you! What are you doing on our website!

By that I mean, what aren't you on the recently founded Independent Games Musicians Network?

By that I mean, why haven't you opened another tab with TIGMN in it?

Ludum Dare 18, the eighteenth incarnation of the make-a-a-game-in-48-hours competition has just finsihed!

So you might have noticed that we haven't updated in a while. That's because in the last week, we at IndieReview have been going over our internal processes in consideration of where the site goes from here...

RPGMaker.net's Game Gale 2010 just ended on the 17th of May. It garnered a small but fun collection of 11 entries that are not limited to the genre of RPGs. They are all available for free download over at RMN, so head over there now and take a look.

The Experimental Gameplay Project for April has just ended, with 25 entries to show for it. They were developed over the month along the theme of "Repeat". All entries are now prettily exhibited like shop displays over at the website and free for download.

The 48-hour game making competition, Ludum Dare, has just finished it's first competition of this year. Ludum Dare 17 boasts a whooping 208 entries based on its theme of "Islands", and they are now all available for download.

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