Indie films-games and something anything else inbetween! At IndyFilm Oneblaze we try to highlight Indy creative projects.

Warning forever is a game designed by Hikoza T Ohkubo under his company name Hikware and released in july of 2003 for the pc. When you think back to 2003 that is 11 years ago. I can’t even fathom that 11 years have passed since the release of this game. Where is my hover board and flying cars, we are so behind the times. I know I go a tangent here and there but just think about it look at where we are currently. Time is moving faster than we are able to really understand or justify. Continuing with this discussion, this is a blast from the past a game I never had the joy or time to sit and play. From observation and test play it’s an awesome game there is really little to dislike and I feel a game like this would be awesome for mobile if it could be properly implemented. There are several games with similar feel such as Geometry wars and battleship forever which improved or created their own veins of game play but warning forever is the first with this feeling of intensity and the final battle moment from the start.
Going back to Hikoza T Ohkubo the designer of this epic game I have been searching the web for more awesome games but he seems to have fell off the map. IGN has a list of some of his games but I expected to see a vast array but alas it is quite pale to what I expected to see.

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The list is below.

Cyclops PC
It’s a Quiz! PC-98
Ray-Hound PC
Shooters Soltude — System 3 PC-98
Shooters Soltude — System 4 PC
The Masatsukun PC
Warning Forever PC

Richard Turere is a young inventor from the Masai community in southern Kenya. Take note this boy does not have much access to the current technology we squander but he is able to take the little that he has and create useful things that hell both his community and the natural habit that exist outside the community.
This young man reminds me of myself back in a time when I was more adventurous and will to take chances and try things a time when I was a tinkerer. I sure do miss those times it’s not a matter of being to late or that I am incapable of being a tinkerer, I have simply moved on to different things. Watch this amazing TedXTalk hope it brings a smile to your day.

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