The multi-genre, open license role-playing game system from Gold Rush Games.

Diceless roleplaying system with multiple setting books.

A Megalomaniacal Storytelling Game.

Home of three system for different ages: Spy-Fi (60's), Pirates (1660's) and Chronos (Varies).

Links to various free systems available on the Internet.

A free system about animals and their exploits in a world inspired by both fables and realistic nature.

The Free Roleplaying Community (FRPGC) is dedicated to free content advocacy for the roleplaying gamer community, and supports the publishing of roleplaying material under the GNU Free Documentation License.

Monthly releases of small games.

Using the Reflex System players live out their childhood fantasies.

Free RPG, based on Heroquest. Free downloadable tiles, adventures, manuals and such. A must see for starting players and Gamesmasters.

The site offers five free games. Three RPG's (one near-future cyberpunk type, one dark ages and one star trek type) and two quick-play board games.

Like it sounds. All swearing all the time. Columbine jokes.

One author's library of over twenty small games.

Publisher of several free games and sponsor of the Free RPG Webring.

Roleplaying in a grim world of make-believe.

A system released under the Open Game License 1.0a which attempts to capture the feel of martial arts movies. [PDF Reader Required]

The game for those who can't get enough of weird soap opera drama and twisted plots.

A Martial Arts role playing game. Rulebook is available in Word Format.

Dark future roleplaying using the RIP system.

A way of sharing the GM's responsibility among all the players and encouraging spotlight-sharing.

A meta-system to allow players to stay involved after character death.

A system based on the Suikoden Video Game Series published in Word .doc format.

The RPG Writers Club, a message board and chat room for amateur game designers.