Until Dawn Remakefinally brings the breakout title from Supermassive Games to the PS5 and PC. This Unreal Engine 5 remake has received mixed reception from critics and fans, but the PC version runs quite well, with plenty of options to adjust. If you’re playing on an ultrawide monitor and don’t want to see the black bars or letterboxing in the cutscenes, here is how you’re able to disable those in Until Dawn Remake.
Disable Until Dawn Remake Black Bars in Ultrawide Mode
Thankfully, you don’t need to use any special patch or edit a configuration file to disable the black bars in Until Dawn Remake. Simply set the value of the“Camera Aspect Ratio”setting to “Free”, and the black bars will be removed as the game covers the entire screen.
After you’re done, you can basically play at any aspect ratio or resolution, and it will cover up the screen perfectly. This is a great implementation from Ballistic Moon, and it’s sorely missing in a lot of other Supermassive titles. Here is a screenshot with the free value selected:
Remember that this will negatively impact performance to some degree, depending on your hardware. However, it’s definitely a plus when it comes to immersion, especially on wider monitors.
We hope that Supermassive Games takes note of this, and implement proper ultrawide support in their titles. Their recent releases like The Casting of Frank Stone also have black bars, but this can thankfully befixed using a fan-made patch.
If you’re playing the game on PC, you may also back up your local progress by heading over to theUntil Dawn Remake save file location. Overall, we’re pleasantly surprised by the number of options available in-game and hope that the developers continue to address ongoing stuttering problems and that certain features are not working correctly.
Ali Hashmi
Ali has been writing about video games for the past six years and is always on the lookout for the next indie game to obsess over and recommend to everyone in sight. When he isn’t spending an unhealthy amount of time in Slay the Spire, he’s probably trying out yet another retro-shooter or playing Dark Souls for the 50th time.
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