BeefJack writes: "Battlefront.com and Fury Software just released some new information covering their new Strategic Command WWII Global Conflict project. Four campaigns have been revealed to us by the developers."
Kotaku writes: "Serious Games Interactive's newest 3D role-playing game touches on the tough topic of Child Soldiers in African countries.
I could have used this edutainment game back in spring when I was working on my project for Human Rights Journalism class. I'd chosen the topic of the International Criminal Court (ICC) and their first case that's gone to trial happens to focus heavily on child soldiers."
dailygamesnews.com - Serious Games Interactive has released three screenshots for their upcoming title "Global Conflict: Latin America". Prepare for total stereotyping hilarity!
Later this month, Copenhagen-based Serious Games Interactive will release Global Conflicts: Latin America.
The game, intended for students 13-19 years old, will be published in seven languages and is designed to teach students about political and human rights struggles in Latin America. From an SGI press release:
"Many Latin American countries have dark histories of genocide, widespread corruption; and systematic exploitation of the indigenous population. The game lets you explore how these historical realities still cast long shadows on the everyday life of people in the region today."
