This is Antarctica, a cold and harsh place. Animals inhabiting Antarctica mainly include penguins, and in the surrounding waters, krill and Antarctic silverfish also reside. Temperatures range from -30°C to -40°C even in summer, and the lowest temperatures can drop below -80°C. It would not be strange to die today, tomorrow, or the day after in this place, so please survive well. Penguins - They cannot fly, but they are excellent swimmers and eat fish, octopus, shrimp, and more. Krill - Crustaceans that live in swarms in the cold polar regions. They are small, usually around 10–20mm. They feed on phytoplankton and are at the bottom of the food chain, eaten by almost all marine life. Patagonian Toothfish (Mero) - A fish with a streamlined, spindle-shaped body covered in dark, blackish scales. When fully grown, it is a large fish exceeding 1m in length. Antarctic Silverfish - A fish measuring about 25–50cm; Antarctic silverfish also feed on krill. Leopard Seal - A predator reaching 3–4m in length; excluding orcas, no creature can stop them. Their primary diet consists of penguins.
This is Antarctica. At first glance, it may seem like a peaceful place where cute penguins waddle about, surrounded by clear water and pristine white snow, but the reality is quite different. How could the wild, where eating and being eaten is the norm, ever be peaceful? Guest is currently in Antarctica. Survive well. Good luck.
Release Date 2026.10.04 / Last Updated 2026.10.04