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.

Most popular fixed screen games

CD-Man v2.0

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Alley Cat

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Street Fighter 2

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CD-Man v2.0

DOS19924.1/5 Creative Dimensions
Alley Cat

DOS19844.3/5 Synapse Software

Alley Cat is an arcade platform game designed by Bill Williams, developed by Synapse and released for IBM in 1984. As a cat, your goal is to jump around the neighborhood, enter apartments - each being a mini-game - to find your lost loved one.
Street Fighter 2

DOS19924.3/5 Capcom

Street Fighter 2 is one of the most popular fighting game ever released in the 90s. Street Fighter 2 was designed by Akira Nishitani and Akira Yasuda, developed and published by Capcom in 1991 for the arcades and then converted for many platforms from Spectrum ZX to DOS (in 1992).
PC-Man

DOS1982remake4.2/5 Orion Software

PC-Man is an abandoned top-down Pac-Man clone in every regard: from the shape of the protagonist, to the cute ghosts. PC-Man was designed by Greg Kuperberg, developed by Orion Software and released in 1982 for DOS. As PC-Man, you have to move through a one screen maze to collect dots (pills? wafers?) and avoid being touched by one of the usual Pac-...
Yu-Gi-Oh! Power of Chaos - Yugi the Destiny

Windows XP/98/9520034.1/5 Konami
X-Tetris

Windows XP/98/951996NSFW4.3/5
Bomberman

DOS19924.1/5 Hudson soft
Tetris 2.0

Windows XP/98/9519904.3/5 AcademySoft
Bubble Bobble

DOS19894.2/5 Taito

Bubble Bobble is perhaps one of the most popular (and cute!) platform arcade games of all times. The goal of Bubble Bobble is simple: clear each screen from various monsters and reach the final stage. In order to get rid of enemies, dinosaurs Bub and Bob can spit bubbles to trap them, then pop the bubbles to kill them.
Arkanoid

DOS19884.1/5 Taito
Tetris Classic

DOSWindows 3.x19924.4/5 Spectrum Holobyte
Atomic Bomberman

Windows XP/98/9519974.2/5 Interplay Productions
Tank Wars

DOS19904.3/5
Dilbert's Desktop Games

Windows XP/98/9519974.2/5
LadyLove

DOS1990freewareNSFW4.3/5
Lode Runner

DOSMac19834.3/5 Broderbund
4Play

Windows 3.x1995NSFW4.1/5
Super Street Fighter 2

DOS19964.3/5 Capcom
Donkey Kong

DOS19834.1/5 Nintendo
Xonix

DOS1984remake4.1/5
Volfied

DOS19914.2/5 Taito

Volfied is an abandoned action heavily inspired by the classic Qix (draw rectangles in a fixed screen to trap and destroy enemies). Volfied was designed by Fukio Mitsuji, developed by Taito and released by Empire Interactive in 1991 for DOS.
Balance of Power: The 1990 Edition

Windows 3.x1989freeware4.1/5 Mindscape
Space Invaders

DOS1995remake4/5
Spacewar

DOS19854.1/5
The Incredible Toon Machine

Windows 3.x19944.2/5 Jeff Tunnell Productions
Digger

DOS19834.2/5 Windmill Software

Digger is an abandoned action game developed and released by Windmill Software back in 1983 for PC only. Gameplay is a mix of two classics: Dig Dug and Mr. Do!: dig down, get gems, avoid death, reach the next level and so on.
Teresa: House Guest

DOS1993NSFW4/5 Interactive Girls Club
The Incredible Machine

DOS19934.2/5 Jeff Tunnell Productions

The Incredible Machine (part of The Incredible Machine series) is a single-player peculiar DOS physics-puzzle game developed by Jeff Tunnell Productions and published by Sierra On-Line in 1993. The goal of the game is to build strange complicated contraptions using the few pieces at your disposal. When you feel pretty sure that your contraptio...
Ugh!

DOS19924.3/5 Egosoft
Aldo's Adventure

DOS1987remake3.8/5 Yahoo Software