The Collectible

"Don’t play alone."

We were doing some excavating, and you wouldn’t believe what we’ve uncovered! They seem to be some sort of ancient… Wait… It’s alive! Lunging forward at 4.4 inches tall with an open hand that has the sharpest claws, while the other grips onto the rocky base under their feet, a pair of devastating fangs stretch out from above, a lashing tongue as deep red eyes lead into the fins extending from either side of their purple head. With the muscles of their thin, sinewy body pushing through tight skin, two long wings reach out from their forearms with red membranes that match the pair on their lower back as a series of spikes runs down their spine. The exterior of their packaging looks onto a light brown stone wall that has cracks running through the surface, while the shadowy interior sees an imposing statue peering from the depths. This then continues onto the protective sleeve where their figure can be seen through the large, clear window at the packaging’s front. This collectible ships in a matte, embossed, protective outer sleeve and a custom-sized plastic protector for maximum protection during shipping.

About Supermassive Games

Supermassive Games is a British video game developer that was founded in 2008. Known for titles such as Until Dawn, The Dark Pictures Anthology and The Quarry, their unique storytelling, consequence-based decisions and realistic characters have opened up a new style in horror games!

About House of Ash

House of Ash is a survival horror game developed and published by Supermassive Games as the third installment of The Dark Pictures Anthology. Set in Iraq in 2003, a group of US armed forces and an Iraqi Republican Guard work to escape the abandoned temple they’ve been trapped in while fighting off the shadowy monsters that lurk within it.

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