The Treasure is located directly behind the machine used to kill The Boss. In the mobile version of Dead Space, the Peng Treasure is found in Chapter 12: Yesterday's Problem in the Reactor Core while fighting The Boss. It can be sold for 10,000 Credits at the Store.
Once collecting the Treasure, the player will be awarded with the Achievement/Trophy 'Peng Me Again'. It can be found near the first maintenance access point that Isaac Clarke used in his escape from Titan Memorial Medical Center in the boiler room. In the Dead Space 2: Severed DLC, the Peng Treasure returns. The room itself is also filled with other goodies, including Power Nodes. Collecting the Peng Treasure will award the player with the Achievement/Trophy 'Collect Peng.' It can be sold in the Store for 10,000 Credits. Use that button to rotate the access hatch to enter the back room the Treasure is found in the back of the room, in clear sight, sitting upright on the floor. Upon completion, another reroute button will become exposed. When you arrange the circuits shown on the diagram, they will turn blue instead of green. After using Howard Phillips' corpse to unlock the door of his office and navigating three successive corridors to come upon the mainframe room, there are two chambers you must enter to defeat the mainframe's lockout. In Dead Space 2, the Treasure can be found in Chapter 7: Power from the Sun. The Peng Treasure can be sold at a Store for 30,000 Credits, making it the most valuable treasure found in the game. Once you obtain the Peng Treasure, you will unlock an Achievement/Trophy titled "There's Always Peng!" which is worth 15 on Xbox 360, and a Bronze Trophy on PlayStation 3. It is located on the floor between the two large walkways. The Treasure can be found and picked up by Kinesis in a dividing lane between two entry lanes in the hangar bay. In Dead Space, the Peng Treasure is only accessible in Chapter 11 of the game, although the Treasure can be seen in the very first level, Chapter 1: New Arrivals (however, it is unattainable at that point due to the player not yet being in possession of the Kinesis Module). Aboard the USG Ishimura and on Titan Station, multiple posters and graffiti found on the walls feature a woman smiling with lines such as: "I Want More Peng.", or more notably: "There's Always Peng!" In multiple languages, "Peng" is often slang for "attractive" or "money" (see Trivia section for more information). Peng posters in The Art of Dead Space alongside comments from art director Ian Milham.Ī running gag in the series is that despite numerous advertisements and posters promoting Peng, none of them explain what Peng actually is.
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