Thanks, also would like support for 4/5K screens.
The problem lately is that most never anticipated higher DPI displays or resolutions. The migration from Microsoft's pushed 96-DPI to hiDPI is going to take a lot longer for most non-studio games and such to adopt, not to mention so very many engines lack SVG/rasterized graphics and require separate mipmaps/texture resolutions. Most aren't willing to put that much time into it for so little gain (few users), not to mention issues regarding upscaling performance such as in games like Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth. Serious upscaling issues, that had. They'll stick to 1080p (most common) resolutions and simply upscale. If you don't mind blurring, you can simply ask the author (or if I have time, myself, if someone will upload the Managed DLLs (I don't download Windows because I run Linux full-time these days)) to patch the game to add extra resolutions. That won't increase the resolution of images, but it allows you to run higher resolutions. I only crack/debug/patch games, so I rarely see any gameplay, but I have seen the hex-grid system in this. It is designed for low-res. May not look good. You can try combining "Reshader" with this after a resolution patch. It'd probably look good.
A quick look at the code, it could easily be patched for fullscreen, borderless, and any resolution. Just need a Windows version of "Assembly-CSharp.dll" from anyone. Can take me just a few minutes. I'd have to do it every update until the author adds support. *shrug* Author seriously should use Screen.resolutions and list out instead.
