Reverse: 1999: Madness and Civilization Postcard Set - Panorama Central Theory
Reverse: 1999: Madness and Civilization Postcard Set - Panorama Central Theory
Product details
The Storm may wash away the era, but it can't erase the haunting beauty of these moments. If you've been following the philosophical and dark narrative of Reverse: 1999, you know that the "Madness and Civilization" series captures the very essence of the game's atmosphere—mysterious, cinematic, and deeply emotional.
Visual Highlights
This set features eight stunning panorama-style postcards that look like they were pulled straight from a high-budget noir film. From the clinical, sterile tension of the medical scenes to the warm yet destructive glow of the fire illustrations, each card tells a story. We especially love the composition of the snowy street scene—it perfectly captures that lonely, time-traveling vibe that Vertin knows all too well.
A Special Addition
What makes this set truly unique for collectors is the inclusion of a Babylonian Dice origami sheet. It’s a small, tangible piece of the game's lore that you can assemble yourself, adding a layer of interactivity to this artistic collection.
- Product Type: Postcard Set (8 Cards)
- Series: Madness and Civilization - Panorama Central Theory
- Material: Premium Specialty Paper
- Size: 160 x 90 mm
- Bonus: 1 Babylonian Dice Origami Sheet included
⚠️ Keep away from direct sunlight, high humidity, and fire to prevent discoloration or warping. Avoid contact with sharp objects to keep the surface pristine.
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