an alien. During a meteor storm, the player must navigate through falling rocks. Occasionally, money, points or gems can be collected that are also falling from the top of the screen. If the player reaches the end of the meteor storm, they are rewarded with a large number of points and amount of money. Gem Drop A gem drop is a third mini game that cannot be entered by collecting a bonus. The only way to enter a gem drop is to collect 100 gems, through the use of gem bombs, or collecting gems in memorystations and meteor storms. A gem drop is much like a meteor storm, however only gems fall, and they are worth large numbers of points. If the player collects 1000 gems in one game, a super gem drop is entered, where gems are worth 20 times what they are worth in usual gem drops. Sequel In May 2007 it was revealed that Vigdal had begun planning a sequel to Warblade, dubbed Warblade II. On 19 December 2011, Vidgal revealed the new main screen design for the sequel, now titled Warblade MK II. The new game was to include a level editor, as well as completely redesigned graphics and levels. It was to be released for Windows, OS X, iOS and Android. It was announced on the sequel's official Facebook page that on April 1, 2015, the creator of Warblade, Edgar Vigdal had died, casting the future of the sequel into doubt. It was later stated in the comment section to that post, that "as Edgar died and no-one can follow his code, yes, the project is not continuing." External links The official Warblade website References 2003 video games Indie video games IOS games MacOS games Shoot 'em ups Video games developed in Norway Video games scored by Peter Hajba Video games scored by Yannis Brown Windows games