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- Steam app typegame
- Steam App ID3695930
- PriceNo longer available on Steam Store
- Release dateOct 8, 2026
- DeveloperORIGAME DIGITAL
- PublisherFellow Traveller
- Parent gameNot available
Genres: Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie
Company pages: Developer: ORIGAME DIGITALPublisher: Fellow Traveller
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Penguin Colony news collects recent Steam feed items, update posts, and announcements that SteamPulse can associate with this app.
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- Siren Song: Inside the horror that made Penguin Colony - 29 August 2026
While some inspirations for Penguin Colony are obvious (shout-out to The Thing’s title drop), it’s always interesting to dig below the surface and find lesser-known works that stick with developers. Director Naphtali Faulkner has a lot of stories on his mind when it comes to his mind-bending penguin-sliding experience, so today we’ll focus on a very specific one in particular.We love to talk about Lovecraft’s influence, but some of the horror in Penguin Colony can be directly attributed to Siren, created by legendary director Keiichiro Toyama and the team at Japan Studio.Also known as Forbidden Siren in Europe and Australia, this cult-classic PS2 title is remembered for its punishing difficulty and somewhat confusing, nonlinear navigation. Following the success of Silent Hill 2, Toyama left for Japan Studio, where he would create the Siren and Gravity Rush series.Siren's influence can b…
- Cosmic horror and sea bird waddling sim Penguin Colony gave me a genAI fright in its release date trailer, but thankfully there's no actual cause for concern - 25 August 2026
You might be surprised to hear this given the very indie vibe about it, but Penguin Colony features RTX. It's actually AAA too, and includes DLSS as well. Perhaps most shockingly of all, there's genAI in Penguin Colony. It's true! It's all true! You can see it in the game's latest trailer for yourself. Look, right there, RTX: Real Terror eXploration. And there's GENeral Antarctic Isolation, Does Lovecraft Still Scare, and Ancient Abomination Awakens to boot! Is your brief heart attack over now? Yes, this is all a tongue in cheek ploy to get you to recognise that the next game from the devs behind Umurangi Generation has a release date. Read more
- THREE New Trailers + a Demo for Summer Game Fest! - 6 June 2026
As a part of Summer Game Fest, we're back with three new trailers for Penguin Colony!Each of these trailers explores a unique part of the game.The Story Trailer shown at our own Story Rich Showcase offers insight into the goals of the Nazi expedition that finds themselves searching the Antarctic for horrors unknownThe Green Games Showcase Trailer offers a look into the environment of Antarctica and its denizensThe Frosty Fest Trailer focuses on the Maori people and the way that their culture has influenced Penguin Colony and the Nazis' rival faction, the KaitiakiDon't forget--Steam Next Fest is coming up soon! Journey into the unknown with the new demo and play it today! Plus, wishlist Penguin Colony for more updates!
- Penguin Colony's demo is live! - 4 June 2026
There's something awakening beneath the ice, and it's calling out...The Penguin Colony demo is out now on Steam! Pick it up to descend into Antarctic cosmic horror and wishlist today!Plus, don’t miss the Story-Rich Showcase, Frosty Games Fest, and the Green Games Showcase for brand new info from ORIGAME DIGITAL!
- Umurangi Generation devs sign up Disco Elysium's Furies to voice their new penguin open worlder, which looks like The Thing - 19 September 2025
There was really only one way to enhance the prospect of an Antarctic open world game with a choice of playable penguins that's actually a fractious retelling of Lovecraft's Mountains of Madness, created by the developers of Umurangi Generation. And that one way was to hire Lenval Brown , narrator for Disco Elysium 's special edition, to voice the first proper trailer. And also, make the trailer look a lot like John Carpenter's The Thing. No further words from me are needed or desired. Find the footage below. Read more
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