There is no official ANOMALITH wallpaper page. What FuRyu released instead is a Fan Kit, published on 6 October 2026 as a Google Drive folder, plus the ten 1920×1080 screenshots on the store listing. Those two sources cover almost every wallpaper you would want, legally.
The Fan Kit is the official asset folder
The kit lives at drive.google.com/drive/folders/1cELIB2I3M5_Ca9lp__xanQQsvc3qCE4L and is linked from the game's official site. It is described as an official asset collection for personal enjoyment, free to use on video platforms and social media.
The licence is short and worth reading before you download. Attribution is mandatory — the required line is © FURYU CORPORATION. Resale and redistribution are prohibited, as is excessive modification or combining the assets with unrelated content.
There is a second rule that matters more than it sounds: the secondary-content guidelines prohibit using the game or its assets to train generative AI, including generating content from that training. Any site offering "AI upscaled" or "AI restyled" official art is on the wrong side of that clause.
The screenshots are already wallpaper-sized
The Steam store page carries ten screenshots at 1920×1080, which is the native resolution of most desktop displays. They are gameplay captures rather than composed key art, but several are clean enough to use directly: the inverted-gravity apartment, the endless shopping street, the corridor shots.
Open a screenshot in a new tab to get the full-size file rather than the gallery thumbnail, which is a 600-pixel crop. The same ten images appear on every regional storefront, so there is no better set to hunt for.
What resolution each official asset is for
| Asset | Size | Best use |
|---|---|---|
| Store screenshots | 1920×1080 | Desktop wallpaper, 16:9 cards |
| Steam header | 460×215 | Page headers, link previews |
| Steam capsule | 616×353 | Cards, thumbnails |
| Fan Kit art | varies by file | Key art and character material |
The header and capsule are marketing crops, not wallpaper sources — they are too small to stretch. The screenshots and the Fan Kit are the two usable pools.
The milestone illustrations
Alongside the kit, FuRyu published artwork at wishlist milestones on its special pages: a piece by MON at 50,000 wishlists, an illustration by the manga artist ほし at 80,000, and a short story by scenario writer Romeo Tanaka at 40,000.
Those are official artwork rather than packaged downloads, and they are the closest thing the game has to character-focused wallpaper art. The 40,000 milestone is a text piece, not an image.
Making a usable wallpaper
A 1920×1080 capture stretches badly on a 2560 or 3840-wide display. The least bad approach is to crop rather than stretch, keeping a 16:9 slice of the centre at native pixel density, or to upscale moderately and accept a softer result.
The game's interiors are forgiving. Flat walls, fluorescent light and heavy shadow hide interpolation better than foliage or fine text, and the corridor shots have few high-frequency details to expose it.
For a phone, character art is the better source than gameplay: a third-person 16:9 frame loses its subject when cropped to 9:16, while a portrait keeps a face in frame.
What you should not do
Do not host the Fan Kit files or repackage them as your own download. The licence prohibits redistribution, and a wallpaper pack built from official assets is redistribution with extra steps.
Do not run the art through an image generator to "enhance" it either. The guideline's AI clause is explicit, and it applies to the official material regardless of whether the output looks different.
Where this leaves the search
If you searched for an ANOMALITH wallpaper page and found aggregator sites hosting uncredited images, this is why: the publisher never made one, and the sanctioned assets live in a Drive folder behind a licence.
The Fan Kit link above is the official route. The screenshots are the quick route. Neither requires an account, and both let you credit the studio properly.
Reading the licence before you post
The Fan Kit's terms are short enough to read in a minute and specific enough to matter. Internet use on video platforms and social media is free, provided the credit line © FURYU CORPORATION appears.
Resale, redistribution and excessive modification are prohibited, and combining the assets with unrelated content is explicitly out. The secondary-content guidelines add a ban on training generative AI with the game or its assets.
The artwork on the special pages
Three milestones produced artwork rather than downloads: an illustration by MON at 50,000 wishlists, a piece by the manga artist ほし at 80,000, and a short story by Romeo Tanaka at 40,000.
The two illustrations are the closest thing the game has to character-focused art at wallpaper scale. They are published as web images rather than as a downloadable pack, which is why no aggregator has a clean set.
Crop sizes that work
For a 1440p or 1080p desktop, the store screenshots crop cleanly from 16:9 to 16:10 with little loss. For an ultrawide display, the store header art is the better source, even though its resolution is lower, because the composition is already wide.
For a phone, crop from a character illustration rather than a gameplay frame. A third-person camera puts the subject off-centre, and a 9:16 crop tends to keep the corridor and lose the person.
Using the screenshots on your own page
The store screenshots are publisher material, and republishing them on a fan site is the ordinary use case the Fan Kit licence anticipates, as long as the credit line appears and nothing is sold.
Cropping is fine. Heavy filters, restyling or combining them with other games' assets is not — the terms draw the line at excessive modification, not at resizing.
What the special pages hold
FuRyu's special pages are the closest thing to an art archive: milestone illustrations, the questionnaire results, and the short story published at 40,000 wishlists, which includes an English version on the page.
Those pages are worth bookmarking if you want official art without downloading the kit, because each entry is a single image at web resolution rather than a folder.
Printing and print sizes
The screenshots are 1920×1080, which is roughly 162 dpi at A4 — enough for a desktop wallpaper, not enough for a clean print. The Fan Kit material is the source to use if you want anything larger.
Nothing in the licence covers selling prints, so keep the output personal.