Brink does not support the resolution 1366x768 which forces me to play with 1280x720 resolution and it isn't what I am use to. Do you guys plan on adding more resolution compatibility in the future? I really would like to play in my native resolution but I am unable to, this is the first game that I have played that has not supported this resolution, it is a very common resolution among gaming laptops and I hope to see it added in future patch notes. It is very hard to navigate in a resolution I have never played on and im sure others are having the same problem as well.

Try changing the aspect ratio in Brink's in game options, it's a clumsy way since most games just tend to list all the available resolutions but with Brink they decided to hide it into two different settings. If you change the aspect ratio then the resolution you want should appear under the resolution option.

I'm having the same issue. I tried looking at the other aspect ratios, there's nothing in 16:10 (which makes sense) and nothing in 5:4 (which makes sense). 16:9 only has the option of 1280x720, and 4:3 only has 1078x768, 800x600, 600x480 (which surprised me immensely).

I do have the option of using the 1360x768 resolution which is in the 16:9 aspect ratio. Go into windows and try to change your resolution there to the specific value. It would be really hard to suggest anything else without more information, are you both using the latest drivers for your graphic card?

I am using the latest version, checked today. In my Nvidia ctrl panel my resolution is set to 1366x768 but when in game it changes to 1280x720, I can window out and it will be in 1280x720 resolution which is odd. After closing the Brink application it goes back to the 1366x768 native resolution.

Also, I checked every aspect ratio. 5:4 and 16:10 give no option to change resolution, it simply is blank. Checking in the 16:9 it only gives 1280x720, in all of the games I have played 16:9 has given an option for 1366x768.

I have written a more detailed guide on how to manually force the game to use a resolution that you want

http://www.gamesas.com/index.php?/topic/1190103-guide-force-custom-resolution/

Awesome, it works. Btw when you make the file you don't go to the steam user data right off the bat. You open notepad, type in the resolution settings listed, then save it to the steamuserdata location as autoexec.cfg. I tried going directly to the folder and creating it but it would not create the cfg file type. (Using Windows 7)