The most popular fixed screen games

In a fixed screen game there is no scrolling, neither vertical nor horizontal. In a fixed screen video game, the screen doesn't move in any way. Anything but the screen can usually move anyway, but gameplay is restricted to the fixed screen. Early arcade games where typically fixed screen games: scrolling was harder to obtain in the early age of video gaming.

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3-Demon

DOS19833.7/5 Magicom Multimedia

Air Traffic Controller

DOS19854.2/5 Cascoly Software

Classic Concentration

DOS19884.2/5 Softie

Crossfire

DOS19823.7/5 Sierra On-Line

Stone Age

DOS19924.1/5

Super Pac-Man

DOS19823.5/5 Namco

Death Sword

DOS19883.9/5 Palace Software

Death Sword (also known as Barbarian in Europe), is a fighting game developed by Palace Software, set in a fantasy world full of huge sword-wielding barbarians. Compared to modern brawlers, Death Sword gameplay may seem slow, but at the time it was considered adequate. Instead of rushing into multiple chain combos, the slow pace allow the players t...

Pong v.2.1 clone

DOS19843.9/5

Glider 4.0

Windows 3.xMac19943.8/5

Mah Jongg Solitaire

DOS19874/5 Arcanum Computing

Barbie Super Model

DOS19933.5/5 Tahoe Software Productions

Beyond Columns

DOS1989remake3.6/5

3d World Boxing

DOS19923.8/5 Simulmondo

The Way of the Exploding Fist PC

Windows2008freewareremake4/5

Robotron 2084

DOS19833.9/5 Williams Entertainment

Qix

DOS19894.1/5 Taito

Crazy Nick's Parlor Games with Laura Bow

DOS19923.4/5 Sierra On-Line

Lexi-Cross

DOS19914/5 Platinumware

Lexi-Cross is an abandoned science fiction tv show-styled puzzle game. Lexi-Cross was developed by Platinumware and released for DOS by Interplay Productions in 1991. The gameplay is a turn-based mix between Scrabble and Wheel of fortune with elements of Battleship.