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Proto:Ken's Labyrinth
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This page details one or more prototype versions of Ken's Labyrinth.
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Walken is a prototype version of Ken's Labyrinth, dating to September 1992. At this point, the basic gameplay has been implemented, but it's pretty unrefined.
General Differences
- No cheat mode.
- No high score tables and no score tracking.
- Completing a level just sends you straight to the next one. Clearing the last level dumps you back in the DOS command prompt.
- Warping is not present.
- Compass is not implemented.
- The tangent calculation table has twice as many entries in this build.
- No handlers for XMS extended memory.
- The in-game music is a rendition of "It's A Small World (After All)".
Graphical Differences
Most of the sprites are rough drafts of what they would be in later versions.
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The portrait of Ken Silverman is of a lower bit depth than the final game.
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The extra life sprite is more basic, with the final game including a face of (presumably) the player character.
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The rectangular "Welcome" sign is an octagonal "GO" sign in this build.
