What Is WSGF (wsgf.org)?

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WSGF (Widescreen Gaming Forum) is a community-driven resource dedicated to reviewing, discussing, and creating solutions that help games work across all display configurations—widescreen, ultrawide, multi-monitor, and beyond. If you want to know whether a specific game supports your unusual screen setup, or you need a fix to make it work, WSGF is the place to check. Its tagline, "Wider is Better," sums up its focus.

What WSGF Offers

The site combines detailed game reports with editorial content and a discussion forum:

  • Detailed game reports — per-title assessments of how games behave on widescreen, ultrawide, and multi-monitor displays. Recent reports cover titles such as Minecraft Dungeons II, DOOM: The Dark Ages, Diablo II: Resurrected, Project Motor Racing, and ARC Raiders.
  • Articles and news — coverage of display-related topics, such as ultrawide and multi-monitor support in competitive games, aspect-ratio handling ("Anamorphic is Out; Static Aspect is In"), and medal/scaling behavior.
  • A forum — where members discuss configurations, share fixes, and troubleshoot problems together.
  • A master games list — a consolidated index of titles and their display compatibility, which the site has been rebuilding.

Who It's For

WSGF is most useful if you:

  • Run an ultrawide (21:9 or wider) or multi-monitor setup and want to know if a game supports it before buying.
  • Encounter letterboxing, stretched HUDs, or broken cutscenes on a non-standard aspect ratio and need a workaround.
  • Want to compare how different games handle field of view, resolution scaling, and HDR/VRR on wide displays.

How to Use It

  1. Check a game before you buy. Look up the title in the detailed reports or the master games list to see its display compatibility and any known issues.
  2. Read the report for fixes. Reports typically describe what works, what breaks, and what solutions the community has found.
  3. Ask the forum. If a title isn't covered or a fix doesn't work, the forum is where members share configurations and troubleshooting experience.

Things to Keep in Mind

WSGF is a community resource, so coverage depends on member contributions—not every game has a detailed report, and older entries may not reflect recent patches. The site also runs community features and events (such as giveaways and site updates like its new logo), so some content is editorial rather than purely technical. Treat individual reports as informed community observations and verify against the current version of a game when it matters.