Signalis, Silent Hill and the Horror Shelf: Elster, Pyramid Head and Heather
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Horror games make good shirts for a simple reason: the art direction is already doing the work. Fog, static, red on white, rust. Here is what the horror shelf at Senpaiwave looks like.
Signalis
Elster has 120+ designs, which makes Signalis the most represented indie game in the store by a wide margin. The palette is the game's: cold white, deep red, analogue grain. The Ariane and Falke pieces live in the main Signalis collection.
Silent Hill
Pyramid Head is the horror icon, and the great knife designs are the ones that get stopped in the street. Heather Mason from Silent Hill 3 and James Sunderland from 2 have their own designs in the Silent Hill collection, alongside the fog town itself.
Pathologic, Alien and the rest
The Haruspex from Pathologic 2, Alien: Romulus, Hunt: Showdown and Little Misfortune round out the shelf. Search the full store by title, or browse Silent Hill and Signalis.
Why everything is black
Because horror on a white tee looks like a cereal box. Every design here is drawn for black or dark heather garments, and printed to order on Comfort Colors oversized tees and garment-dyed hoodies. Check the size chart, they run oversized.
Every design in this post is original fan art, printed to order on garment-dyed Comfort Colors tees and hoodies, with 14-day returns and free reprints if anything arrives wrong. See the return policy.
Character guides: Pyramid Head · Heather Mason
