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.

An endless runner + roguelite with great controls and a well-tuned gameplay loop. 4:3 support has minor issues -- dialog is partially cut off and menus are smushed, but gameplay is unaffected.

Construct colorful 3D objects using code to solve puzzles, gentle onramp for non-programmers. Has an ingame BBS style community that is very positive and helpful! Native 4:3 support with no issues

Perhaps the most accessible puzzle game from famed head-scratch purveyor Zachtronics. Use alchemy to solve problems via mechanical gadgets and complex sequencing. Seamlessly supports 4:3 resolutions