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Ken's Labyrinth   1993
User rating: 5.5 DOS Freeware (former shareware) 3D Shooter
Developed by Ken Silverman
Published by Epic MegaGames

The author calls this the first Wolfenstein 3D clone. Aliens from the planet Zogar, led by Ken, have abducted your dog, Sparky, and discovered dogs to be the most intelligent species in the universe. They've also abducted you and put you in a labyrinth that they use to test the strength and intelligence of different species. There are lots of weird aliens to shoot and a dog to save in this unusual first-person shooter. There are 3 episodes in this game, with only the first episode playable in the shareware version.

Episode 1 - Search for Sparky
Episode 2 - Sparky's Revenge
Episode 3 - Find the Way Home

Ken's Labyrinth v2.01 Registered (867k)   Play online
Ken's Labyrinth v2.0 Shareware (759k)
Ken's Labyrinth v1.1 Registered (521k)
Ken's Labyrinth v1.0 Shareware (403k)
Source Code for Ken's Labyrinth in Microsoft C 6.00A (58k)

Author Ken Silverman generously released this game under the Ken's Labyrinth Freeware License on 16 November 1999.

Kentris   1991
User rating: No rating DOS Freeware (always) Puzzle
Developed by Ken Silverman
Published by Ken Silverman

If Tetris has gotten too easy for you, try Kentris. The playing fields move around the screen during gameplay and you can add garbage to the bottom of your opponent's screen as you compete. The background constantly changes colors and there are voices and sound effects. This can be a lot of fun if you like a challenge.

Kentris v4.3 Freeware and source code in Microsoft C 6.00A (144k)   Play online
Kentris v4.2 Freeware (131k)
Kentris v4.1 Freeware (142k)

Author Ken Silverman has generously released this game as freeware.


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