Ubuntu minus the binary-blobs and corpo-junk = the good distro of Trisquel

Gameplay is top, is it challenging, varied and beatable?

Can you 1CC it, and get 40-50 minutes from that 1 credit?

Did it seem like the designers and programmers were interested and invested in producing a decent game?

Were their any hitbox fails or physics errors that cause massive annoyance? Skip.

Then graphics and sound quality can influence the choice.

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1CC games========

Slap Fight

Willow

Wardner

Heavy Barrel

RoboCop

Wonder Boy in Monster Land

Black Tiger

Calibre .50

Gun Force

These all took about 30-50 minutes to complete on 1 credit.

Available free on ScummVM!

Has an excellent plot and wry sense of humour. Fun game.

deleted by creator

Jeep Lemon

Self-destructing is their key feature.

Lemon car

3 lives left.

I should say “peak for me”.

It looks like there are 4 humans in servers right now, or some bot matches.

A precursor to CS.

Spacewar, DOS, 1985

Wonder Boy: Monster Land, Arcade, 1987

IK+ (International Karate plus), Amiga, 1987

AQ2 was peak.

Bubble Bobble, Arcade, 1986

Wipeout 2097 (Wipeout XL), PSX, 1996

toothbrush mentioned above that the limits may apply if you use Limesurvey’s hardware.

No limits if you self-host.

The limit you reached seems to be at odds with the Limesurvey docs.

I haven’t used Limesurvey recently to know if it works at large scale without restrictions, maybe someone else can weigh in.

How are you defining ‘large scale surveys’?

There were no scale restrictions on V1 when I used it, how is V2 restricted?

From the Limesurvey features page:

LimeSurvey 2.x currently offers:

Unlimited number of surveys at the same time

Unlimited number of questions in a survey (only limited by your database)

Unlimited number of participants to a survey

Arcade:

Bank panic

Black Tiger

Wardner

The Speed Rumbler

Wonderboy in Monsterland

All 9 or 10 out of 10s.

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But yeah, set a timer-alarm to finish gaming 5min before your stop.

Zaurus

/jk (￣▽￣)ノ

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