Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit. NSIS installer with a per-user option; the default path does not need admin rights. The app keeps its data under your user profile and stores no account tokens.
Download for WindowsRelease notes and checksumsWindows now.
Linux next.
The launcher preview is on the release server: catalog, profiles, imports, the pack editor, servers and diagnostics. Sign-in goes through Horizon's official client, so your Microsoft account stays with Horizon.
The same Electron app, built as AppImage and .deb. It needs a Linux build machine or CI; the Windows build does not produce a trustworthy Linux artifact.
Browse the packsCompare the hash before you run the installer. PowerShell prints the same value:
79e7b11168e96548d6776bcb59be8d1133246a069e1ee3e3866662cf9c10ad1fGet-FileHash .\xHorizon-0.1.4-x64.exe -Algorithm SHA256What is built, what is next.
The catalog and the local flows are tested. The parts that need a Microsoft account and the official client are wired but not yet run on this machine, so they are listed as next, not done.
- Catalog: 20 packs, 144 mods, 12 shaders, 2 resource packs, local index.
- Profiles, imports, pack editor, servers, diagnostics and settings: 20 unit checks, 25 UI checks and 28 logic checks.
- Windows installer built; SHA-256 published here and on the release.
- Install and launch with the official Horizon client and a Java Edition account: next test pass.
- Linux AppImage/deb and Windows code signing: after that pass.
If a hash does not match, do not run the file. Report it to hello@xhorizon.me with the file name.
The packs are already here.
Download a .hpack and import it in the official Horizon launcher. It is the same manifest our launcher uses.