Escape from an underground labyrinth while trying to rescue your dog and save the world at the same time. A Wolfenstein 3D-like engine and some wall textures from Pixel/Future Crew compliment this game from Ken Silverman. As the trivia below says, the author has released this game as freeware.

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	Ken's Labyrinth
	Ken's Labyrinth
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The first Wolfenstein 3D clone!	Maw (828)
A true classic.	PimPamPet (56)
A classic.	Doug Brozek (8)
Rather engine-demo than a game.	Corvus21 (207)
This is a GAME?? I thought it was a homework project from BASIC 101!!	Satoshi Kunsai (1862)
Great Game!!!	Andrew Fimiani (4)
A Classic? I don't think so.	Attila (499)	unrated
Amazingly bad.	Tomer Gabel (4491)
Waste of time	Aki Zeta-5 (160)	unrated

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Trivia

Here's another excerpt from Ken Silverman's page for the game:

"Now here's something any true fan would appreciate. Epic Megagames shipped a small black hint manual with the full version of Ken's Labyrinth. In November 1999, I released the full version as freeware (see top of this page). As a bonus, I thought it would be cool to include the text of the hint manual. Andy Cotter wrote the original hint manual. Epic then edited it and spiced it up. On my website, I released the ORIGINAL unedited text written by Andy Cotter. In his original description to Episode 3, Level 8, there were a few extra lines:

"By the way, if you find a globe, save the game in front of it and ship the saved game off to us to win a prize (don't bother to if you used any cheat keys, we have ways of finding that out).'

I"'m glad Epic removed this since I never had any prize planned. In fact, I had completely forgotten about it. I'm sure if this made it into Epic's hint manual, I would have remembered! Instead, it quietly slipped out in 1999. For the curious, the globe is still there on Episode 3, Level 8 (Map 28).

"You could imagine my surprise when a fan by the name of Travis Rezka sent me his saved game on April 12, 2003 to claim his prize. At first, I had no idea what he was talking about - afterall, this was 10 years later! Because Travis was the first person to find the globe and point it out to me, he gets to have his name forever listed here on the official Ken's Labyrinth page. Yes folks, that's his prize. :) Nice job, Travis!"

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This entry to the MobyGames database was contributed by Trixter

(8887) on Nov 06, 1999.