Explore the streets of St Petersburg
The cold night streets have many different tales to tell. What street will you wander down?
A 8ft tall anthropomorphic polar bear with a very heavy build and a big round belly. She is a modern day punk, wearing her signature black and purple attire. Even though she comes off as cold and aggressive she actually enjoys being playful - but still has a short fuse. She hangs out on Nevski avenue, enjoying the local ramen shop to satiate her voracious appetite… she’s always happy to eat… meet new people.
He is a 7ft tall anthropomorphic wolf. Tall and proud with a muscular physique wearing only a thick coat to keep the fridge cold off of him he shows off his body and often gets into street brawls. Cruel in appearance but warm at heart he loves to sing over a shot or two of vodka.
A 9ft tall stallion. Sasha, formally Alexander, is a veteran war horse. He served for his country until injury got him honourably discharged. Now he spends all of his money on cheap drinks every night. Though overall a pleasant stallion to be around he may be quick to anger. His belly usually sloshing audibly with all the booze in there.
An anthropomorphic fox standing at 6ft with a portly, with the mysterious purple eyes that once used to be your biology teacher. Vorax is still teaching at the St Petersburg state university but and was dropping of some books at Moyekovskov library. Fontanska street is his usual go to as it’s a lovely river walk to his home. He’s always wanted to give you a private lesson on the complexity of a foxes digestive system.
The winter snow piles high. Even as the cold of the night nips at your noes you stand in awe at the centuries old second capital of Russia, St Petersburg. The city was alive even in these late hours, shops still open selling golden Fabergé eggs, others selling chocolates that the mind could not fathom the shape and textures of; stalls and kiosks selling vodka, kvas, and beer; and the wide range of people walking the streets. Tonight you were ready to go down a new street,, one that may have seem to risky to go down before.
You look down Nevsky avenue and see a large bear
You walk past Legovsky ave and run into a towering wolf
The warm bars of Pushkin street beckon, waking into a horse
The river walk seems nice, isn’t that your old teacher?
Release Date 2026.07.25 / Last Updated 2026.07.26