Widescreen Gaming Forum

In ReShade, I recommend SMAA instead of FXAA because it produces superior results. Also disable FXAA from the in-game menu as it's not needed.

Side question, are you running reshade or something? Your game looks really colourful
Good eye, yes. I discovered ReShade last year and I use it as much as I can. It makes a huge difference in visual quality. In Borderlands, the colors look more rich and vivid and the textures look sharper and ...

jackfuste's fix works for 3440x1440 (21:9). It's Hor+ now.

3440x1440 (21:9) is confirmed Vert-

I can confirm that this solution works for 3440x1440. I finished the game several times (for 100% Steam achievements) and it works fine. The HUD is stretched, but it's barely noticeable and it doesn't interfere with game play.

1. Open ZOMBI.exe with a hex editor.
2. Replace "39 8E E3 3F" with "8E ...

Have you tried running any games in Windowed mode with a 'borderless windowed' utility like Borderless Gaming? I don't know how that works on a multi-monitor setup, if it docks it to the center monitor or tries to span all monitors. Might be worth a try.

https://github.com/Codeusa/Borderless-Gaming/releases

Nightdive Studios updated System Shock Enhanced. They've added proper widescreen rendering, a FOV slider, mappable key bindings, and Steam achievements. However, the HUD is stretched. The devs are aware and working on a fix.

I updated the detailed report with new screenshots for 4:3, 16:10, 16:9 ...

It never ceases to amaze me how much traction this game has. It's definitely among the most overlooked and underrated games on the PC. It's like a movie that didn't do well and then developed a huge cult following afterward.

I'm very forgiving when it comes to flaws and shortcomings in games. I'm usually the person who will enjoy a game and give it a good review, despite its blemishes, even when most other players heap criticism and scorn. However, even I was surprised at how perfunctory and slipshod the remastered ...

HUD elements seem to grow in size as aspect ratio increases.

I'm running a R9 290 and the only games that have experienced occasional sub-30 fps at 3440x1440 so far are Crysis 2 and the Metro Redux games (with graphics at or near max settings).

I placed your Aqua.exe and Aqua.ct in the game directory, and ran the game, but it produces the following error. Is there something else I'm supposed to do?

Anything special to get this to work with Steam, or is it incompatible? When I run it, the screen goes black and causes an error.

21:9 resolutions (3440x1440, 2560x1080) confirmed H+. However HUD does stretch, although it's barely noticeable. Uploaded screenshot and updated DR.

I recently played through this game and didn't notice anything strange or awkward about the FOV (my screenshots). It looked normal to me. I looked at the screenshots at the mod page and the altered FOV has a fish eye look to it.

I uploaded some gameplay screens. HUD elements don't scale properly. They grow in size as the resolution increases horizontally. They don't obscure the view too much, but they'd probably look better if they were less obtrusive.

jackfuste released a fix for Call of Juarez. I played through the game at 3440x1440 this past weekend and it works great. It even manages to remove the black bars along the top and bottom. I posted a bunch of screenshots to my Steam profile .

jackfuste made these pics to show the difference ...

21:9 resolutions (2560x1080 and 3440x1440) are Vert- with a zoomed-in FOV and the weapons barely visible on screen.

I bought a LG 34UM94 (3440x1440, 21:9). My old monitor was a Dell 3007WFP-HC (2560x1600, 16:10). The change has been somewhat jarring and the LG is taking some getting used to. The first thing I noticed was the 2.75" vertical difference, which gives the illusion that it's "smaller" than the Dell ...

Last year you uploaded a .7z file with a bunch of widescreen fixes. Could you please provide another with 2560x1600, 1920x1200, and 1920x1080 fixes with corrected FOV?