IGF Winners, Minecraft, and More in Issue 15 of Indie Game Mag

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IGF Winners, Minecraft, and More in Issue 15 of Indie Game Mag
Check out all the fantastic games that were at the Independent Game Festival and Game Developer’s Conference this month in the latest issue of IGM. Issue 15 is our biggest issue yet and recaps all of the IGF winners and nominees. The issue also packs reviews of World of Keflings, ChronoRage, Nimbus, and Helsing’s Fire along with an Xbox Live Indie Games Buying Guide!

Wilmington, DE, March 15, 2011--Indie Game Magazine (www.indiegamemag.com), the premier source of independent gaming news, reviews and culture, has just published its 15th issue, covering the best independent games of the Independent Games Festival and the Game Developer’s Conference in San Francisco.

In this Issue, The Indie Game Magazine focuses on all of the great independent games that were at GDC in March. We focus on the Indepent Game Festival winners and student showcase finalists including Minecraft, Amnesia, Bit.Trip.Runner, Desktop Dungeons, Fract, Helsing’s Fire and more.

In other IGM #15 stories, we review NinjaBee’s sequel, World of Keflings for Xbox 360 along with Helsing’s Fire for iPad/iPhone, ChronoRage, and Nimbus for PC. Indie Game Mag also takes an indepth look at Gemini Rue and interviews the developers of this great Adventure game. There’s even a great Indie Game Buying guide for Xbox 360 showing you how to get 12 great indie games for $60.

Issue 15 Link: www.indiegamemag.com/issue15/
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IGM is available for single purchase as well as via subscription in both print and digital formats, as well as the iPhone and iPad . To find out what you've been missing, visit the brand-spanking-new IGM website: www.indiegamemag.com.

ABOUT IGM:

Indie Game Magazine (www.indiegamemag.com) is the premier source of news and culture for the independent gaming. Started in October 2008 and published bi-monthly by Mike Gnade, IGM has matured into a definitive voice for the indie gaming scene. Combining no-nonsense reviews, in-depth reviews and long-form features with the leading lights of the industry, the magazine, like the games it covers, is independently owned and fiercely independent as it strives to highlight the artists and community behind what it deems the most creative branch of the video gaming universe.

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