Abandonware DOS title

The most popular fixed screen 2D games

In a fixed-screen 2D game, the gameplay is confined to a single screen with no vertical or horizontal scrolling. The screen remains static, and the overall gameplay occurs within the boundaries of this fixed screen.
Fixed-screen games were common in the early days of video gaming, especially in arcade games. This design was largely due to technical limitations of early hardware, which made scrolling more difficult to implement. As a result, many early arcade classics, such as Pac-Man or Space Invaders, relied on fixed-screen mechanics.
mine-shaft-01

Mine Shaft

DOS1983 Sierra On-Line
cosmic-crusader-01

Cosmic Crusader

DOS1982 Funatics Software
faces-tris-3-03

Faces Tris 3

DOS1990 Sphere
takedown-03

Take Down

DOS1989
aldo3-03

Aldo's Assault

DOS1991
nerm-bemer-01

Nerm of Bemer

DOS1984 COMPUTE! Publications
Morejongg-02

Moraff's Morejongg

Windows XP/98/951992 Moraffware
champ-centipede-03

CHAMP Centipede

DOS1993remake ChamProgramming corp.
hamburger-hell-02

Hamburger Hell

DOS1986remake
kangaroo-02

Kangaroo

DOS1982
night-raid-04

Night Raid

DOS1992remake Argo Games
nyet-03

Nyet

DOS1988freeware
electranoid-02

Electranoid

DOS1995 Pixel Painters Corporation
super-stardust-02

Super Stardust

DOS1996 Housemarque
trump-castle-2-04

Trump Castle 2

DOS1991 Brian A. Rice
chopper-duel-01

Chopper Duel

DOS1993freeware
bunny-bricks-03

Bunny Bricks

DOS1993 Silmarils
mtv-remote-control-02

Remote Control

DOS1989 Softie
bubble-trouble-03

Bubble Trouble

Windows XP/98/951998
subhunt-02

Subhunt

DOS1997
kwiksnax-03

Kwik Snax Dizzy

DOS1993 Codemasters
devastator-01

Devastator

DOS1984 COMPUTE! Publications
backgammon-green-valley-02

Backgammon

DOS1986
round-42-03

Round 42

DOS1986
flixmix-02

FlixMix

DOS1993 Celeris
gapper-03

Gapper

DOS1986