Username: Potatoe
Genre: Arcade(shoot em up, but I don't think there is a section for those)
Questionable Content: None?

	I want to start this review by saying, that this game is awesome. I wasn't very keen at first on picking it up, or actually downloading it, and playing the game. I'm not a huge fan of the shoot em up genre, that is, until I played this game. This game is one of the best games I've played in a while and it's worth every byte.
	Warning Forever differs from other games of it's genre by not having any goons, or smaller enemies to take care of. It's just you and a bigger ship that you have to dispose of. It's a nice change from the norm of the genre. The other thing I like about this game is that the enemies consist of a core and joints. The core is your main goal, you have to destroy the core, but to get to the core you must destroy most, if not all joints. The joints are connected to each other, so if you destroy a joint that is right next to the core, the joints that aren't connected to anything fall off and explode. This adds a nice bit of strategy to the game. You also have a targeting system which allows you to shoot backwards, sidewards or forward. This allows you to target specific parts with ease. Where the targeting system aims is relative to where you are on the screen. 
	The game system is also not based on ”lives”, but rather on time. This forces the player to act and think fast because one hit and you die, and dying is never good. You also lose 20 seconds off the timer every time you die. When the timer reaches zero, it's game over.
	The game has great graphics. It consists only of a few sprites and mostly of polygons. The look is very surreal and fits the game perfectly. Sometimes in the midst of all the action, enemy bullets might get a little lost in the beginning if you don't concentrate enough, that is the only negative thing I can think of the graphics. The graphics are awesome. 
	The game has no music, but it doesn't really matter all that much because of the great sound effects in the game. They are simple, but they rock. It isn't anything special though, just your standard explosions, lasers and rockets, nothing special. I wouldn't have minded a nice techno track playing in the background though.
	In conclusion, this game is a very good and challenging game and is easy to just pick up and play. The lack of a soundtrack brings down the score a bit. I recommend you try this game and see for yourself!

Score: 4.5
system reqs: Windows9x/Me/2000/Xp with a DirectX7 capable videocard. Gamepad support.

Site:http://www18.big.or.jp/~hikoza/Prod/
Download location: http://www18.big.or.jp/~hikoza/Prod/dlcount.cgi?product=wf

Positive:
Graphics
Big enemies
Addictive

Negative:
Addictive
No soundtrack