« Lovechild of roguelite autobattlers and vertical arcade games, like if Arkanoid was a wave shooter and also had RPG upgrade perks. Creatively uses town management as meta-progression. Perfect in 4:3! »

« Free, voxelized Wolfenstein-like. Doesn't stand as tall as its influences, but has some good ideas compared to others in its class. Fills screen in 4:3, distracting transparent UI bar up top »

« Murder mystery with fantastic writing, character design, animation and voice acting. Natively supports 4:3 in investigation scenes, unobtrusively transitions to bordered 16:9 for puzzles and dialog »

« Rebirth of Doom, the Roguelike as a retro spinoff to its spiritual successor. Workshop mod enables DRL branding. Remarkable dungeon crawler in a unique setting! Like DRL, this works perfectly in 4:3 »

« Adrenaline pumping roguelite-FPS, uses dopamine manipulation as a story element and a core tenet of its design philosophy. Gameplay fills screen in 4:3, some letterboxed elements can be distracting »

« Relaxing jigsaw puzzle assembly with no timers or score. Art and music are superbly crafted, controls are fun and tight. Gameplay and menus fill screen in 4:3 except for the gallery arrangement screen »

« The buttered cat paradox in puzzle game form. Control cat and toast individually and simultaneously, or combine them — each form has its strengths and weaknesses. Native 4:3 support with no issues. »

« The oft-neglected middle child of vintage FPS series gets a modern makeover! DOOM-like gameplay in a fantasy setting, criminally underrated! Like DOOM + DOOM II, this new version works great in 4:3 »

« Straightforward, clean implementation of Picross on Steam. Teaches you the basics, then throws you out into a wide world of puzzles. Good for relaxing or challenging your brain! Looks perfect in 4:3 »

« A love letter to Star Fox on SNES. Early Access game with very high production value and the majority of levels complete. Controller recommended, menu option specifically supports 4:3 once enabled. »