This press release unveils plans for War in Afghanistan, the next installment in Shrapnel Games' ATF series: "War in Afghanistan can almost be described as a survey-style wargame. Instead of focusing on one particular campaign or period War in Afghanistan will cover everything from British operations in country during the 19th century to the capture of terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden (hypothetical at this point, but possibly real by the game's release). From the Soviet invasion, to the rise of the Taliban, to Operation Enduring Freedom, all important conflicts in the war torn region are touched upon." Also, today's daily game announcement (actually their seventh in under a month for those actually keeping score at home) from the folks at Buka is for a racing action game called Moscow Rush:

Have you ever been to Moscow? Even if you have been, but moved around in a taxi, you will certainly enjoy the experience of street racing around the real Moscow in the Moscow Rush game.

The main character is an ordinary urban chap. His whole life is focused on his car and on the stuff attached to it: his friends, always asking for a lift, street racing, dreams of a million dollars and so on.

The hero starts the game at the steering wheel of an old jalopy. There are many ways to earn for the car of your dreams. You can become a cool racer or get in touch with criminal gangs to become their leader. It’s your choice.

Hilarious missions, rush-hour street racing, total freedom of action!

Key Features:

    · Huge realistic world – a photorealistic representation of Moscow city;
    · Meet the realities of the driver’s life in the city with its intensive traffic, road jams, auto markets, shops and service centers;
    · The realistic physical model of the cars;
    · The flexible plot gives you freedom, career opportunities and nearly infinite upgrade options for your steel horse;
    · About 20 enthralling missions;
    · Free-ride mode: you can just drive around the city watching the sights;
    · LAN multiplayer available.