Official Hazelight Gaming Posters: Wall Art That Means Something
Most gaming posters are decorative. These are not just that.
Every poster in this collection is drawn directly from Hazelight Studios three co-op games: A Way Out, It Takes Two, and Split Fiction. The characters, the scenes, and the moments printed on each one are from games that millions of players have finished together. Games that are still talked about years after the credits rolled. When you put one of these on your wall, you are not just filling space. You are putting up something that actually meant something.
The Format: Why Metal Makes the Difference
All Hazelight posters in this collection are premium metal posters with magnetic mounting systems. Here is what that means in practice:
- Metal build: The artwork is printed directly onto a rigid metal surface, giving it depth and a glossy finish that standard paper or canvas prints cannot match.
- Folded edges: Clean, finished edges on all four sides. No frame required.
- Magnetic hanging system: Ships with an adhesive wall mount and a magnetic strip. No drilling. No damage to walls. Apartment-friendly by design.
- Lightweight: Despite the solid finish, the posters are easy to handle and quick to install.
It is a format built for the intersection of gaming wall art and a proper collector's display piece, which is exactly what Hazelight gear is designed for.
The Posters at a Glance
Split Fiction Posters
Split Fiction gives you some of the most visually striking source material of any Hazelight game. The alternating sci-fi and fantasy worlds, the dragon sequences, the neon cityscapes and ancient forests. The game was built for a wall.
The Split Fiction Game Scenes Poster pulls from key moments across the game. It works well for fans who want the adventure captured as a whole rather than a single character.
If you want to go deeper into who Mio and Zoe are and why the game looks the way it does, see our full guide to Split Fiction characters and what to expect.
It Takes Two Poster
The It Takes Two Cody & May Metal Poster is the most emotionally loaded piece in the collection.
Cody and May are not just characters in a co-op game. They are a couple in crisis, transformed into dolls by their daughter's wish, forced to work through everything they have been avoiding. The game won Game of the Year 2021 for a reason, and the key art captures the energy of their journey perfectly.
It is a strong piece for any gaming space, and a particularly meaningful one if you played it with a partner or a friend. Learn more in our breakdown of It Takes Two's characters and why it's the perfect couples game.
A Way Out Poster
The A Way Out Leo & Vincent Metal Poster is the grittiest piece in the collection, which fits.
A Way Out is the Hazelight game that started it all: a 2018 co-op prison thriller following two convicts who have nothing in common except a shared enemy. The tone is darker than It Takes Two or Split Fiction, and the poster reflects that. Clean, bold, cinematic.
Not yet familiar with A Way Out? See our guide on how long A Way Out is and everything you need to know.
Where to Display Them
- Gaming room or setup: All three designs read well at a distance and hold up at close range. The metal finish interacts with ambient lighting in a way printed posters do not.
- Bedroom: The It Takes Two and Split Fiction designs carry enough warmth to work in a bedroom without feeling like pure gamer decor.
- Office or desk space: The magnetic mount means you can move the poster if your setup changes. That flexibility matters in a working space.
Pairing Ideas: Complete the Display
A poster pairs naturally with other pieces from the same game:
- The Cody & May Metal Poster alongside the Cody Mini Action Figure and May Mini Action Figure creates a complete It Takes Two display.
- The Split Fiction Game Scenes Poster pairs with the Mio Plushie and Zoe Plushie for a character-and-scene combination.
- The A Way Out Metal Poster sits naturally alongside the Leo & Vincent Crewneck as a gift set for fans of that game.
All items are officially licensed by Hazelight Studios. New to the games? Start with our guide to all Hazelight games in order to find out which poster belongs on your wall.