Resolution Stuck on 1536x864 [16:9]

[Dragon Reborn]

Default resolution for the game shows 1536x864 [16:9]. I have the PC hooked to a 4k TV, and I am not able to change this resolution to any other value. Nothing happens if I click accept, and exiting & returning to options continues to show the default one.

Would appreciate any help.

Here is a screenshot from settings


http://steamcommunity.com/id/jangovin/screenshots/?appid=387290

[Sofie]

Did you try disabling the display scaling on high DPI setting through the compatibility properties on the game's .exe? That usually fixes this issue :)

[TheForestSpirit]

Had the same issue as well but it didn't really bother me tbh.

[Dragon Reborn]

Originally posted by Sofie:

Did you try disabling the display scaling on high DPI setting through the compatibility properties on the game's .exe? That usually fixes this issue :)

Thanks Sofie.. tried the steps and managed to get 1920x1080 [16:9] this time.. just gotta figure out the 4k one now

[Dragon Reborn]

Got 4k now.. thanks again :)

[TheForestSpirit]

I don't notice much of a difference with 4K to tell you the truth.

[Dragon Reborn]

Originally posted by TheEndlessVortex:

I don't notice much of a difference with 4K to tell you the truth.

didnt compare to FHD yet but i did get the feeling the picture looked sharper

[TheForestSpirit]

Oh it's sharper alright but considering the money I paid for my 4K TV I was left feeling disappointed really.

[Robster]

For those, like me, who recently had this problem:
Locate the game's .exe file:
a. Open Steam and navigate to your game library.
b. Right-click on Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition and select "Properties".
c. In the "Local Files" tab, click on "Browse Local Files".

Access the compatibility properties:
a. Locate the "OriAndTheBlindForestDefinitiveEdition.exe" file within the game folder.
b. Right-click on the .exe file and select "Properties".

Disable display scaling:
a. Switch to the "Compatibility" tab.
b. Check the box next to "Override high DPI scaling behavior".
c. Select "Scaling performed by: Application" from the drop-down menu.
d. Click "Apply" and then "OK" to save the changes.

[Steve]

This thread was quite old before the recent post, so we're locking it to prevent confusion.