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Games developed by Hikware

We provide a list of companies that developed abandonware games. Select a company to view its games. To make searching easier, use pagination by number or letter.

Cyclops

Windows 2011
2011, the year Cyclops was released on Windows. Made by Hikware and published by Hikware, this action game is available for free on this page.

Friction-kun

Windows 1999
Friction-kun is a video game published in 1999 on Windows by Hikware. It is a sports game, set in an arcade theme.

It's crazy.

PC-98 1996
It's crazy. is a video game published in 1996 on PC-98 by Hikware. It is an educational game. One of those obscure titles.

Ray-Hound

Windows 2006
In Ray-Hound, players pilot a small ship around a circular stage containing randomly appearing energy turrets. The ship's only weapon is a shield that, when activated, deflects all incoming blasts back to their source, or causes energy beams to orbit around the ship. Using these techniques, players redirect the energy beams back to the turret, destroying them with their own fire to complete each level.

SHOOTERS SOLITUDE system3

PC-98 1998
Here is the video game 'SHOOTERS SOLITUDE system3'! Released in 1998 on PC-98, it is still available and playable with some tweaks. It is an action game, set in an arcade and shmup theme.

SHOOTERS SOLITUDE system4

Windows 2000
Here is the video game 'SHOOTERS SOLITUDE system4'! Released in 2000 on Windows, it is still available and playable with some tweaks. It is an action game, set in an arcade and shmup theme.

Warning Forever

Windows 2003
Warning Forever, released in 2003 by Hikozaemon, is an ingenious indie game that breathes new life into the genre of bullet hell shooters. Striking a harmonious balance between simplicity and challenge, it sets itself apart by incorporating an adaptive difficulty system. This innovative mechanic ensures that each encounter evolves based on player performance, presenting an engaging experience that keeps gamers on their toes. At its core, Warning Forever embraces a minimalist aesthetic, featuring stark, monochrome graphics that evoke a sense of nostalgia while allowing the gameplay to take center stage. Players command a small ship tasked with taking down increasingly formidable bosses, each with its unique attack patterns and mechanics. The game’s whimsical approach to difficulty is particularly noteworthy; rather than presenting a predefined progression, Warning Forever analyzes the player's skills and adjusts subsequent bosses accordingly, creating a personalized gameplay experience that is rarely replicated in similar titles. The gameplay loop thrives on rapid engagement and immediate gratification. The objective is clear: survive as long as possible while dismantling each boss, which becomes progressively more challenging as time passes. Each defeat morphs the boss into a new iteration featuring enhanced capabilities, compelling players to learn and adapt. This feedback loop is incredibly rewarding, as gamers must develop their reflexes and observation skills, transforming each confrontation into a unique battle of wits and strategy. Moreover, the soundtrack, an energetic blend of electronic and techno beats, adds another layer of immersion to the experience. It heightens the adrenaline rush during intense moments, urging players to persist despite the rapid-fire onslaught of projectiles filling the screen. The combination of visuals and audio creates an atmospheric environment that deeply engages players, drawing them into the surreal world of this retro-style shooter. Warning Forever also embraces a sense of community and competition through its online leaderboards, where players can compare their skills against others globally. This feature effectively fosters a shared sense of achievement and camaraderie, as players strive to refine their techniques and improve their scores. The game's synergy of addictive gameplay, adaptive elements, and a striking audio-visual presentation has cemented its status as a cult classic among enthusiasts of the bullet hell genre.
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