Politically Incorrect Games has released Home Front as a downloadable supplement for the genreDiversion i rules -- compatible with the GDi Manual, HardNova 2, and Coyote Trail. Home Front takes place in England, while Hitler and his war-machine attempt to subdue the British people with bombing and V-1 rocket raids, as well as saboteurs and fifth-columnists. Players portray discharged soldiers, policemen, criminals, and even factory workers who are trying to lead "normal" lives with all the uncertainty and devastation occurring around them. To make matters worse, these are the same men charged with protecting their own shores as most of the able-bodied have left for the front-lines in Europe. Character templates are included, as well as a sample town and plenty of story ideas to get you started quickly.

Gold Rush Games' award-winning Sengoku: Chanbara Roleplaying in Feudal Japan continues to thrill gamers, Japanese history buffs and fans of Japanese samurai movies alike! BUT NOW YOU CAN PLAY IT DICELESS! Politically Incorrect Games (PIG) has released the highly-anticipated Sengoku(tm) Diceless. This 146-page PDF download is based on Japanese history and myth, and chanbara (Japanese "swordplay" films) and jidai-geki (Japanese period films). Set in 16th century Japan, the age of civil war, Sengoku Diceless is a setting book for use with Active Exploits(tm) Diceless Roleplaying.

Most gamers are familiar with the Axis & Allies product line, which is having a new addition, A&A Battle of the Bulge, announced for this November. Having the opportunity to speak with Larry Harris, game designer of the original Axis & Allies as well as numerous other games, Wayne Tonjes asked the famous designer about his extensive experience in the industry.

Representatives of the Association for American Indian Development (AAID) have announced the launch of a boycotting campaign against Activision for publishing Neversoft's Western title Gun. In a statement on website www.boycottgun.com, they complain that the game contains “very disturbing racist and genocidal elements toward Native Americans”.

With multiple limbs and each hand wielding a different weapon, the fearsome Indian warrior-goddess Kali is a natural video-game character. And next year, Kali will be coming to game consoles, PCs, and mobile phones around the globe. Indiagames, a Mumbai (India)-based company, is currently working the goddess into the first original, Indian-themed game for international audiences. Yahoo has the story: http://news.yahoo.com/s/bw/20051214/bs_bw/id20051213158208