@yoshimitz707: Well, kinda. Gemini Rue had this same problem (I think). If you run "winsetup" in the folder it's installed in (if opted for a Steam Key like me, Steam>steamapps>common>Resonance), the "graphics filter" drop-down will change the resolution (look in the upper left). It does technically change it, but doesn't make too much of a difference. I recommend using the run in window setting.
@yoshimitz707: I don't think so, the games art is intentionally that way to please fans of the genre's past. However, I am almost positive there is a resolution hack many people use when playing these type of games just to help make it fit better on the monitor.
Anyone remember what it is exactly I'm talking about?
Like @Rmack said above, use the graphics filters to double or quadruple the pixels (nearest neighbor). Don't use anti-aliasing though, since it makes everything blurry.
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