Concerning Enigmatis 1, I was wondering if something could be done to change the ratio of the game, because it seems to be a 4:3 game stretched to fill the screen, which is a bit a shame :P
Game is still enjoyable, but... well, it would be nice to be able to switch to 4:3 :)
Or even better, to choose our own resolution (but this, I don't have much hope :P)

Thanks for any help !

Edit :
I just found here "C:\Users\Kaelmn\AppData\Roaming\Artifex Mundi\Enigmatis_TheGhostOfMapleCreek\CE\profile"
the file "GlobalProfile.prf". I opened it with a txt editor... and there is this line :
<Aspect_correction>0</Aspect_correction>
Unfortunately, even if I change 0 to 1, it doesn't change anything :/
If I change the value from 1 to 0 in <Fullscreen>1</Fullscreen>, it affects the game and it will launch in window. So it seems to be the good file, simply the "Aspect_correction" value who doesn't seems to work.

The easiest way would be to simply run this game in 640x480 compatibilty mode or use a screen resolution changer like this.

So, first solution is easy but what you gain in ratio, you lose it in resolution quality unfortunately :P

The screen resolution changer is handy and may be a sufficient fix. For people wanting to try it : warning, it may mess a lot your icons on your desktop. For saving & restoring your icons position, I strongly recommend the small software DesktopOK. [I still don't know how to use it in command lines though to implement it in the batch file]

For people wondering how to use the resolution changer, you have to create a .bat file that you edit it in a notepad. [Edit : Nope, you don't have to ! It's a lot easier in fact, read here !] Inside, you put your settings and save the file. In the end, you launch this file instead of game's .exe or GOG's shortcut.
Here's what's inside my file "Enigmatis.bat" :

"C:\Program Files (x86)\12noon Display Changer\dccmd.exe" -width=1280 -height=960
"C:\GOG Games\Enigmatis - The Ghosts of Maple Creek\Enigmatis_TheGhostsOfMapleCreek.exe"
"C:\Program Files (x86)\12noon Display Changer\dccmd.exe" -width=max -height=max

I'll wait a bit to see if some have an easier solution, if not I'll mark you as the main solution ;)

Thank you very much for your help :)
(and sorry again for slow answer, but I wanted to try it before answering !)

Have just seen this - GOG should include a fix like this, it's PITA to get this to work with Galaxy.

But you did manage to do it? I am Curious: did you use the parameter function to accomplish this?

No, but I tried several times until I gave up.

On the other hand it looks still shit in 4:3 - kind of clinched. Maybe it's made for an intermediate aspect ratio so it looks "acceptable" in several aspect ratios (or off in all of them). I could be closer to normal in 16:10, but I can't test this.