Keenling

Keenling runs a signature format where they drop into an animal or creature simulator and let scenarios play out for 1,000 in-game days, then document what unfolds. Videos like "Simulating A Wolf Pack for 1000 Days in WolfQuest" and "Simulating A T-Rex Colony For 1000 Days In Jurassic World Evolution 3" are part of this ongoing series. The format blends hands-off sandbox observation with challenge-style storytelling, which is the core identity of the channel.

Yes, Planet Zoo is one of Keenling's most-featured games on YouTube. They push the game to its limits with constraint challenges like cramming over 100 animals into a single habitat or building an entire zoo inside one tiny square. These self-imposed rule videos are a big part of what defines Keenling's content style.

Yes, Keenling covers Jurassic World Evolution 3 and was posting content on the game shortly after it launched. Their JWE3 1000-day simulation video continues a format they also ran in Jurassic World Evolution 2, where they staged a death arena battle featuring over 200 dinosaurs. Both games sit at the center of their creature-simulation niche.

Yes, WolfQuest is one of the animal simulation games Keenling covers. Their video "Simulating A Wolf Pack for 1000 Days in WolfQuest" is a standout example of the channel's long-form creature-simulation format, following a wolf pack through the game's full ecology system. It fits directly into Keenling's broader focus on animal and wildlife games.

That phrase is Keenling's own description of their YouTube channel, signaling a variety-first approach built around video games — especially animal, creature, and life-simulation titles. Rather than sticking to a single franchise, Keenling hops between games like Planet Zoo, WolfQuest, Jurassic World Evolution, and other sandbox or strategy games with a creature angle. It's a self-aware nod to how eclectic yet thematically consistent the channel is.

Yes, Keenling partnered with War Thunder for sponsored content on YouTube in 2025. War Thunder is one of the most active gaming sponsors across mid-tier YouTube gaming channels, and Keenling integrated the deal into their content lineup alongside other brand partnerships.

Yes, Keenling has a sponsorship with GamerSupps, the gaming-focused energy supplement brand, active as of 2026. GamerSupps is a widely recognized sponsor across the gaming YouTube community, and the partnership fits naturally with Keenling's gaming-heavy content and predominantly young male audience.

ZBiotics is a probiotic drink designed to help the body process acetaldehyde, a byproduct of alcohol metabolism. Keenling featured them in a sponsored YouTube video in early 2025, which stands out as an unconventional pick for a gaming channel but reflects how mid-tier creators often diversify their sponsor portfolio beyond pure gaming brands.

Yes, Keenling is based in Indonesia, and the largest share of their YouTube audience is Indonesian. That said, a significant portion of viewers comes from the United States and the United Kingdom, giving the channel a notably international reach for a creator with Indonesian roots.

Keenling's Twitter (now X) handle is @Keenlingy, which differs slightly from their YouTube handle @keenling. Their YouTube bio links to the account directly for fans looking to follow them across platforms.