So, while Green Hell’s requirements of you are fairly simple in nature, they are not by any means easy to achieve. Every inch of this world wants you dead, so every move you make in it needs to be purposeful and calculated. Weapons don’t require much to craft but the stones needed to make good ones are not super easy to find, and will change location on every spawn. Water is easy to find but must either be filtered or gathered from rainfall to be safe to drink. Some mushrooms are good for certain situations, and some are not. It can be done, but don’t expect to come out of the gate swinging without making a lot of mistakes at first. Of the many things that need to be constantly managed are Jake’s health, fatigue, hydration, and a balanced diet. You will be dropped into a hazardous world with a handful of metrics to manage, terrain to familiarize yourself with, resources to gather, and of course, plenty of antagonistic forces to contend with.

If you’ve ever played a real survival game from the last ten years or so then you basically know what to expect here. This is certainly a similar sort of tale that you would see from the tribal cannibal movie crazy of the early 80’s but it is also very much its own thing and it’s a story worth seeing if you can survive the game’s many treacherous obstacles – both intended and unintended ones – long enough to do so. While the tone of Green Hell’s story and setting might remind you of Eli Roth’s Green Inferno, don’t let the superficial similarities lead you to think they are somehow related to one another.

It’s a survival game for survival game enthusiasts, and as such, it will take every opportunity it can to hand your ass to you. Green Hell is not a game that should be taken lightly in any sense.

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