Vintage Metal Plate
The Evil Within 2
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Face your worst nightmares with this The Evil Within 2 Metal Sign, a visual dive into the dark and disturbing world of survival horror by Shinji Mikami. A striking decorative object that transcribes all the tension, terror, and loneliness of the hero in the face of psychological horror.
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- Materials:
- Corrosion-protected metal, built to last.
- Very light and easy to install.
- Carefully packaged and placed in a shock-resistant package for safe transport.
- Size: 20(W)×30(L)cm / 30(W)×40(L)cm.
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Description of this The Evil Within 2 Metal Plaque
Awaken the oppressive atmosphere of your gaming space or your collection of geek objects with this The Evil Within 2 Metal Plaque, whose intense visual echoes the icy and tormented aesthetic of the game. In the center, Sebastian Castellanos, frozen in a tense posture, weapon in hand and closed face, is submerged by pale hands emerging from an organic and spectral matter. The universe seems to tear itself apart around him, evoking the mental nightmare in which he evolves. The dramatic monochrome effect contrasts with the bloody red of the title, which emerges like an alert, a cry in the sticky silence of the nightmare.
Made of high-quality metal with deliberately worn edges to enhance its vintage horror feel, this plaque is designed for fans of video game thrills, survival horror, and immersive storytelling. It will be perfect for a gaming room, a screening room, or a space dedicated to the dark and complex worlds of video games. It's also a great piece for any collector looking for rare items inspired by cult franchises.
With its discreet perforations, it easily attaches to the wall to become a visual and emotional focal point. Treat yourself to a plaque that doesn't just decorate: it tells the story of a struggle, a visceral fear, and a descent into the unconscious. And remember: in STEM, all that's waiting for you is yourself...
