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Ken's Labyrinth Native Windows Port 1.1

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@kandowontu kandowontu released this 13 Aug 15:39

Ken's Labyrinth Native Windows Port 1.1.

Highlights:

  • Continuous 360-degree mouse-look rotation while the cursor stays confined to the game window.
  • Non-blocking mouse confinement released for menus and when the game loses focus.
  • Controls-screen Mouse Look/Mouse Move toggle.
  • Dedicated remappable strafe-left and strafe-right actions.
  • Rebinding a key automatically unmaps its previous action.
  • Fixed the duplicate mouse-mode label in the system-controls page.

The Windows x64 ZIP is self-contained and includes the executable, bundled SDL runtime, required game data, licenses, and documentation. No Visual C++ Redistributable or other separately installed runtime is required.

Credits and official website:
https://advsys.net/ken/klab.htm

SHA-256 (Windows ZIP):
53D4108EA35DEEB3013E847E59C8C7824E2626B6D30BD13834BF8E91B47D095F

Ken's Labyrinth Native Windows Port 1.0

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@kandowontu kandowontu released this 11 Aug 03:58

First public release of the native 64-bit Windows port of Ken's Labyrinth v2.1.

Highlights:

  • Native Windows executable; no DOS emulator required.
  • Alt+Enter fullscreen toggle and completely remappable controls.
  • Native cheat menu with chapter and level selection.
  • Correctly presented Escape, story, level-end, and other modal screens.
  • Full original executable analysis and relocation-aware disassembly.
  • Losslessly ripped assets plus PNG, JSON, MIDI, WAV, and text conversions.
  • Original VHD and source inputs preserved with reproducibility tools and hashes.

Credits:
Ken's Labyrinth was created by Ken Silverman, with level, artwork, and sound contributions from Andrew Cotter and artwork by Future Crew / Mikko Iho. This port descends from Jan Lonnberg's LAB3D/SDL. Complete credits and license notices are included in the archive and repository.

Ken Silverman's official Ken's Labyrinth page:
https://advsys.net/ken/klab.htm

This non-commercial derivative is distributed free of charge under Ken Silverman's source-code terms.

Windows ZIP SHA-256:
E745A0E1A9DCB4D06C8DAF14BC5C6F118EF36EA5F1D166DAD3F5DAB751E1BCA6