My Winter Car Survival

Learn how to survive the Finnish winter in My Winter Car.

Survival Needs

Temperature: Stay warm using sauna, fire, clothing
Hunger: Eat food regularly
Fatigue: Sleep in bed when tired
Thirst: Drink water or other beverages

Tips

Always carry food, keep the sauna heated, and wear warm clothes when going outside.

Complete Survival Guide

Survival in My Winter Car is just as important as building your car. The Finnish winter is harsh and unforgiving. Neglecting your basic needs will result in death, losing all your progress. This guide covers everything you need to know to stay alive.

Body Temperature Management

Body temperature is your most critical survival stat. When spending time outdoors in the freezing Finnish winter, your temperature drops rapidly. Use the sauna to warm up, wear appropriate clothing, and limit time spent outside. The house and car with heater running also provide warmth.

Hunger and Food

Your hunger meter depletes steadily over time. Stock up on food from the store in town. Keep a supply of canned goods, bread, and other non-perishable items at home. Eating regularly maintains your energy levels and prevents starvation. Cooking can provide better meals with more nutrition.

Fatigue and Sleep

Working on the car and doing jobs drains your energy. When fatigue reaches critical levels, you must sleep in your bed. Attempting to work while exhausted affects your performance. A good night's sleep fully restores your energy for the next day's activities.

Thirst and Hydration

Keep yourself hydrated by drinking water, coffee, or other beverages. The kitchen tap provides free water. Beer and other drinks are available at the store. Dehydration affects your stamina and overall health.

Survival Priorities

Temperature: Most urgent - hypothermia kills quickly
Hunger: Second priority - stock up on food
Fatigue: Sleep when needed
Thirst: Stay hydrated throughout the day

Essential Survival Items

Firewood for the sauna and stoves
Food supplies from the store
Warm clothing for outdoor work
Matches or lighter for starting fires

FAQ

Q: How do I warm up quickly?

A: Use the sauna - it raises body temperature faster than any other method.

Q: Where can I buy food?

A: Visit the store in town to purchase food, drinks, and other supplies.

Q: Why can't I sleep?

A: You may be too cold or not tired enough. Warm up first and wait until fatigued.