I’ve been a die-hard Zombies fan since World at War, and owning artwork from the series is like having a piece of my gaming history on my wall. I got a piece inspired by Nacht der Untoten, and it perfectly captures the haunting atmosphere of the map. The dim lighting, the eerie landscape, and even the subtle details make me feel like I’m standing in the spawn room, bracing for the next wave. It’s not just a decoration—it’s a connection to countless memories with friends.

When I saw the Kino der Toten-inspired artwork, I knew I had to have it. That map holds a special place in my heart—it was the first Zombies map I mastered, and the theater’s haunting aesthetic always stuck with me. The art piece brings all those feelings back: the dimly lit stage, the decayed elegance, and the sense of mystery that made the map so iconic. Now it hangs above my gaming setup, and every time I look at it, I’m reminded of late-night sessions and unforgettable moments.

I purchased a Der Riese-themed artwork, and I couldn’t be happier with it. The artist nailed the industrial, war-torn vibe of the map, from the dark tones to the mechanical details. Der Riese was the map that got me hooked on Zombies lore, and this piece feels like a tribute to everything I love about it. It’s more than just a decorative item—it’s a symbol of the innovation that Zombies brought to gaming. My friends who visit immediately recognize it, and it reminds us our favorite memories.