Retro-aesthetic metroidvania with an extensive movement system and moody ambiance. Works well in 4:3, has minor menu and UI squishing but it doesn’t detract from the gameplay

The sequel to a beloved kid-focused sports game from the '90s, now featuring real life players! Force baseball 2001.exe to run in 640x480 to fill the screen on a 4:3 display

Yacht Club Games’ attempt at an action-roguelike. Polished, tight controls and full of secrets! It’s fun to dig down and see what you'll encounter, has that "one more run" allure. Fills screen in 4:3

New age classic platformer franchise that harkens back to the NES days. This edition is jam-packed with content that retro gamers are sure to enjoy! Designed for 16:9, stuck letterboxed in 4:3

Top dog of deckbuilder roguelites! Pick out all the best cards as you meander along a vertical map of unpredictable encounters. Bet you can't play just once! Fills screen in 4:3, looks great

It's minigolf, you guessed it, with your friends. Or, alone if you so choose. Weighty physics, good variety of courses, silly customization items, fun for everybody! 4:3 fills screen, UI presentable

Up to date release of an all-time classic RTS! This fills the screen in 4:3, but the UI and menus are not well suited for this type of display. The supposedly retired 2013 release works better

Ominous first person dungeon crawler with horror elements. Relies on solid colored lighting, low poly graphics and abrasive sound effects to fill you with dread. Thanks for the key! 4:3 fills screen

The quintessential simulation game for space nerds, the possibilities are only limited by your imagination. Fills screen in 4:3, UI scales nicely in 1024x768 despite the sheer complexity of the menus

Clunky first person dungeon crawler built on a 25 year old editor tool for King's Field. A prequel to Lunacid (2023). Fantastic old-school aura! 4:3 fills screen, looks great on a CRT