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New Stalker 2 artwork has leaked, this is the Garbage train hangar.

Prepare to strap on your gas mask and venture into the Zone once more, because fresh concept art for the highly anticipated S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chernobyl has just surfaced online. This stunning artwork was unearthed from the treasure trove of materials for the upcoming official board game adaptation, S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: The Board Game. The new visuals offer a tantalizing glimpse into the hauntingly beautiful and perilous landscape that fans will encounter in the next chapter of this beloved series. Whether you’re a veteran stalker or a rookie eager to explore the radioactive wilderness, these images are sure to stoke your excitement and curiosity for what’s to come.

Inside of an abandoned train hangar, disused and messy.

This is the inside of the Garbage train hangar, this is looking very good.

Courtyard of an abandoned train hangar. Very messy and overgrown.

Feast your eyes on the courtyard behind the Garbage train hangar, a quintessentially chaotic and overgrown expanse that exudes the gritty charm we’ve come to expect from the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. series. This area, with its dilapidated structures and wild vegetation, evokes a strong Fallout-esque vibe, blending decay with a haunting sense of nostalgia. While the current design nails the atmospheric look, there’s a part of me that yearns for the classic Stalker Garbage map—a vast, intricate landscape crisscrossed by underground tunnels and dominated by a seemingly endless road that splits the area in two. Such a sprawling and richly detailed environment would elevate the immersion to new heights, offering a playground ripe for exploration and peril.

This is a very nice version of Garbage.

Stalker Lost Alpha Garbage map.

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