Oh heck, I just saw this.Sorry for the late reply! Yeah, 2.0 has a totally different look from 1.1, despite running on the same engine. 2.0 even includes a lot of leftover graphics from the first game, unused of course. Well, except for the ones used in the Karoshi 1 speedrun mode, haha. The unused leftovers were the only graphics I excluded from my rip, I figured they would be redundant. I'd recommend playing 2.0 if you haven't, its the biggest and probably the best of the series, with a lot of unique ideas! Although make sure you have a CD drive... or can track down the rare "nocd" version of the game...

For Karoshi 2.0's font, it is just stored as a single sprite, with all the included letters, numbers, and punctuation marks. I haven't checked Karoshi 1.1 or Factory that deeply, but its possible that they don't handle it in the same way (actually, I noticed if I try to run a separate, decompiled version of Factory, most of the fonts are turned into default Windows fonts for some reason?)

I didn't do this one because I thought it would be too similar to the first game, but there's actually lots of unique sprites here. Good job with the rip, you did a much better job than I did.

By the way, how did you rip the font? That's the only thing I wasn't able to find.

I'm glad the other person who was doing Karoshi rips didn't rip this game (probably because of how big it is), giving me the opportunity of doing a sprite rip of it. The Karoshi series are some of my favourite PC games, and were some of the first computer games I found when I first got proper extended access to a computer way back in middle school. Karoshi 2.0 in particular, is my favourite entry, and was very popular with my class back then, so this game makes me super nostalgic for those times. I'm glad I was able to do the full sprite rip of this game so many years later.