3dsen Supported Games

Leo compiled a list for his blog:

RPGs have a unique advantage in 3DSen: the top-down overworld becomes a toy-like map.

This is a benchmark title. Towns have variable building heights, mountains have ridges, and the ocean shimmers with wave-like voxels. Battles remain 2D (the battle screen is a separate mode), but the exploration phase is transformative. 3dsen supported games

The jungle level feels like a 3D shooting gallery. The famous waterfall level becomes a dizzying descent into depth. However, the weapon power-ups (Spread Gun, Laser) can sometimes obscure enemy hitboxes due to their particle effects. Nevertheless, it is 99% playable and stunning.

The Castlevania series is famous for its moody atmosphere, gothic architecture, and precise jumping. 3DSEN enhances this by giving depth to the spooky manors. Leo compiled a list for his blog: RPGs

The original Hyrule transforms into a top-down 3D playground. Trees cast shadows, dungeon walls have texture depth, and Link’s sword actually extends toward the screen. The candle fire flickers with particle-like voxels. This version makes navigating the Lost Woods visually intuitive.

Furthermore, machine learning is being tested to auto-generate 3D models for unsupported games. Currently, 384 NES games have playable support, but only 112 have "Exhibition Quality" support. That number grows every month. Battles remain 2D (the battle screen is a

But 3DSen truly shined with games designed around simple, grid-based geometry. became a revelation. The lost woods felt like real hedge corridors. Each screen was a tiny box diorama—rocks, statues, and even the sword beam had volume. Leo spent an hour just walking through Level 1, the Eagle Labyrinth, noticing how wall shadows changed when he lit a candle.

Despite being a late-cycle NES game with complex visual effects, 3DSen handles Kirby’s pink puffball beautifully. The copy abilities (Sword, Cutter, UFO) produce distinct 3D models. The rotating mini-games are actually easier in 3D because you can judge distance better.