Version 0.5.0

16 September 2026New abilities

The Polis window now reads at the largest GUI scale: no names cut to three letters, no text over the buttons.
The Polis window has a size of its own - the − and + tiles in its header, or Ctrl with +, − and 0, whatever the game's scale.
On a narrow screen a list and its page take turns, with a Back button.
Anything shortened can be read in full - rest the cursor on it, and a button's label scrolls to show its end.
The strip above the hotbar and the money notices wrap to a second line instead of cutting off.

The full list of changes

Large GUI scale

The window was checked at the sizes people with poor sight actually play at: 1080p, 1440p and 4K at the largest scale, not only at the smallest window.
On a narrow window the side rail folds to its icons by itself. Fold or unfold it by hand and that choice is kept.
Contracts, the registry, bodies, the court and the guide show the list first and then the page with a Back button on a narrow screen. Esc and Backspace go back too.
On a narrow screen the land panel opens across the whole map instead of as a strip beside a tiny one.

The window's header has − and + tiles, and Ctrl with + and − does the same. Ctrl+0 goes back to the game's scale.
The size is remembered and applies to the Polis window alone: the hotbar and the rest of the game keep their own scale.

Names, contract terms, day-book entries, statement lines, notices and evidence wrap onto more lines instead of ending in dots.
Where text is still shortened, rest the cursor on it and it is shown in full. A button's label scrolls while the cursor is on it.
A case page in the court and a plot page on the map scroll instead of quietly dropping what did not fit.
Explanations in dialogs no longer run over their buttons, and a dialog's buttons move to two rows when one will not hold them.
The strip above the hotbar and the money notices wrap to a second line rather than stopping mid-sentence.