I did purposely try to pick obscure answers.  That was because of question 3 "Name a Flash game". The Codex immediately sprung to mind so I decided to go all out with weird, but still valid, answers.

The responses to question 1 really surprised me as to how spread out they were.  I was at a minimum expecting "Star Wars" to have a plurality of votes, not just two.  My serious answer would have been Star Wars.

For question 2, I really do take some dollar store puzzle books with me when I go on vacation, particularly if there is a long drive to/from the vacation location.

Question 7, Disney film, was pretty compact compared to how big their catalog is.

I decided to try Sad Puppy's Lemmings and have been playing it for a week.  If you want a classic lemmings puzzle experience this won't even come close.  However if you just want to take a quick mental jog and save a few lemmings on a break at work then this Lemmings game will do just that.

I think the gameplay of the individual levels is pretty good considering that you are playing on a 3 inch touchscreen with your fingers.  However, ads and monetization are almost everywhere outside of the levels themselves.

I can see the potential that this Lemmings has to be a good game but like almost every game you can get on your smartphone it just had to be monetized.

Postcard From Lemmingland: 7
Tightrope City: 2 (-1)
I Have A Cunning Plan: 3 (-1)
Rainbow Island: 3
Compression Method 1: 6
Tribute To M.C. Escher: 6 (+1)
Come On Over To My Place: 6

Crystal: 3
Hell: 5 (+1)
Marble:  5 (-2)

Crystal: 3 (-2)
Hell: 3 (+1)
Marble: 6
Pillar: 4
Bubble: 5

I have two relatively new games occupying my gaming time for the last few months.
First game is West of Loathing.  A short description is the game is a comedy western rpg.  An insta-buy for me since I am a long time player of the online rpg Kingdom of Loathing.
The other game is Opus Magnum.  This one is a puzzle game with an alchemy theme to it.  The best new puzzle game this year in my opinion.

My replays are attached.

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I actually do a variation on Colorful Arty's chicken recipe. The biggest difference is tortellini.

2-3 boneless chicken breasts
1 full jar of salsa
1 bag of frozen tortellini
seasoning to taste

Start with the chicken and half the salsa.  Cook in the crockpot until the chicken is almost done.  Shred the chicken and add the rest of the salsa, the tortellini, and seasonings.  Continue cooking until the tortellini and chicken are fully cooked.  Serve with shredded cheese.