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After one selects a level, the labyrinth displays the current record score for that level on your computer at the bottom of the screen. Unavailable levels are displayed in dimmer text. Available levels are displayed in brighter text. You can play only the levels you have completed at least once, and the next level. On the Level screen, levels are listed in order of difficulty, from easiest at the top to hardest at the bottom. The gem bonus points are displayed at the upper-right corner of the screen during a game. If all collect all the gems on a maze, your gem bonus points are doubled. Points are awarded for advancing the ball, completing mazes quickly, and collecting gems. When a maze is completed, the player qualifies to play the next level.

There are 40 levels altogether, with the feature of replaying a level as many times as desired. It takes rhythm and momentum to master these types of holes and dodging. Some open and close in a pattern, and players have to go over them while it is closed, especially where they are all bunched up together. After falling in the hole, the ball appears back by a close spot of where the ball dropped into the hole. If three holes are fallen into, all lives are lost and the level must be restarted. If the ball falls into a hole, one ball out of three balls in the level will be taken away. On the way, players will encounter many holes on the board.

I still have a bunch of steam games on my cab but it's easier when I get them from gog.com because there's less chance of something going wrong with them and my fronted hiding an error message or some other notification.To complete a level, the player has to touch a golden trophy at the end of a maze guided by the mouse using a ball that have different themes such as a lemon.

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Lastly, I prefer to buy games that are going on my cab from gog.com over steam whenever possible because most if not all of their games are drm free and never require any internet connection or login, have no auto updates or other issues that steam can present on an arcade cab.

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Devreorder is super handy if you have any version of windows newer than 7 because once it's configured it'll prevent windows from randomly deciding to reorder your controllers.

These next two are free and not on steam but Abobo's Big Adventure and Terrordrome: Rise of the Boogeymen are both pretty good.įor your controller question x360ce works pretty well to trick games in to thinking your encoders are Xbox 360 controllers so that they'll work properly in some of those games that have issues with other controllers. These may already be on the list but some of my favorites are Odallus: the Dark Call, the Messenger, Valfaris, Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon. It's pretty big so I didn't have time to check the whole list. I also wonder if people do the same thing with steam using the generic controllers setup as an xbox 360 controller in steam So i'm skipping any other games released by them as it seems they just don't work correctly anyway.

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I also noticed some of the arcade classics got ported (?) to pc by dotemu developper but almost all games i tried playing from them exhibit controller problems unfortunatly (like movement getting stuck if using xbox 360 controller and no way to remap controlls if not using it (so no XB 360 option from steam but directly using the generic joysticks)) examples are double dragon triology, metal slug X, metal slug, Raiden Legacy. So basically i'm wondering if other people have steam on their arcade cabinet and if they can suggest me some other games i could buy / test / add to the list. My wishlist is pretty long but i'm waiting for some of the games to be on sale before i buy them. I think i got most fighter games listed, and i'm buying and testing other games i have in my library to add to the list. I have been creating a curated list on steam of games (along with little video reviews) that seem to work fine using this way, each time mentioning how many buttons might be needed to play the game. Games will think it's a real xbox 360 controller that is connected, just using steams options todo this. Does anyone have steam installed on their cabinets and play some games using them ? I found out it's possible if you use joystick encoders instead of keyboard encoders that you can set them up in steam as a xbox 360 controller.