Green Hell

Favorite and the best survival game at all times!
Enjoy exploring the amazon alone or with friends while doing missions with your survival instinct. Kind of realistic and and the graphic was amazing! Hands down, worth the price.
You can meet new friends in public multiplayer, too!
Please make some good survival games more in future!

great game! graphics are nice. close to the long dark just without the constant winter

This is a really good game if you enjoy survival games. It is very realistic and loads of fun when played with friends.

if you like survival games but you wish they had a stronger narrative, then Green Hell might just be the game for you. It's tough, unforgiving and not interested in holding your hand... But what seems like A gruelling uphill battle for survival does slowly level out as you play.

The narrative is light but hits well. There's secrets abound and multiple endings available. There's even additional game modes if you still haven't gotten enough Green Hell: One pure survival experience and one lighter narrative experience (designed for longer term play).

The only problem I have with Green Hell may well be a deal breaker for most: Base building is a pretty pointless exercise and it takes an age to build even a relatively humble shack. You never really need a base and you will farm for in-game weeks to build something you're happy with. For a game with so many cool and interesting building tools, it's a shame they don't really serve a purpose.

With all that said, I had a great time playing Green Hell. I look forward to coming back to the Tales of Amazonia game I started in the future.

Quite difficult at first, but once you start to understand the game it becomes really fun. Very much worth picking up and giving a go. It is really fun in multiplayer aswell.

amazing gameplay,,,graphic,,and survival system

low specs PC is not good for this game. this game story is good but survival is not good for my perspective. I prefer you first play crack then buy this game.

Awesome game! A real 10/10. It has everything : Graphics, Perfect open world, very challenging and creative. Amazing mind blowing story. Very recommended by me to people who like Survival Open World games. Takes a while to master it but you can absolutely be King of the Jungle XD

This is a really fun and engaging survival/builder game. Unlike the usual genre gameplay loop of entering the next level zone and gathering it's materials to craft gear strong enough to conquer it and then enter the *next* level zone, Green Hell is very similar in it's challenge and gameplay the whole way through. Instead, it opts to tell a story, slowly unravelling as you progress through the game.

Green Hell tries to be realistic. In this game, your enemies are the animals and diseases of the jungle. Building is slow. Discovering and naming plants and fungi, journaling their effects is enjoyable. Green Hell opts to have 3 hunger meters (protein, carbs, fats) instead of just one. Creating sustainable camps at key locations is how you survive in the jungle.

My biggest praise
- The hunger/thirst system is really good
- Creating sustainable camps feels satisfying
- Finding story-locations is very exciting
- Sound is a massive factor in this game: a proper surround sound headset will allow you to not just hear that you're about to step on a rattlesnake, but also let you pinpoint where it is to quickly jump out of the way. Listening keeps you alive in this game in a big way.

My biggest complaints
- The enemy spawn-system: enemies spawn in certain zones and spots and it becomes insanely predictable where they will appear. Futhermore, building doesn't seem to remove spawn points, so they can essentially "pop up" inside your otherwise secure camp.
- Animal behaviour (reading this will make the game easier, be warned): The three predators of the game - Jaguar, Puma, Camian - all behave the same way. You will hear a faint growl, alerting you that they've noticed you and then they will walk towards you. If you simply stand still until you see them, let them come close enough and then fire an arrow in their face, they just kind of die. With a bow and arrow, they are no threat what so ever.
- The ending: the guilt-ridden amnesia is a bit of a cliché and so the revelations near the end don't hit really hard. And being treated to a long slow dream-sequence that will then have to be repeated, once you realize that you had to go make the cure first, is just dissatisfying and not worth it.

Complaints aside, I had a ton of fun with the game and absolutely recommend it.

Amazing game, but don't jump straight in

-unless you're OK with dying over and over, while spending your time frantically and fruitlessly trying to prevent your health trickling away, wishing you had any idea what to do about it. Having said which...

This is without doubt the most beautiful and savage game I've ever played. It connects straight to my caveman evolutionary instincts and gives me an incredible feeling of belonging within the terrain, which is rendered in near photorealistic detail. The simple joy of foraging, scanning for fallen coconuts or medicinal herbs while staying alert for a rattlesnake's warning, the satisfaction of resting at the end of a day knowing that I am fully topped up with nutrients, and with more in my stores. The relief after planting an arrow in the centre of a leaping jaguar's forehead. Such is the magic of this game.

But to get to this point you need to know the basics of staying alive. I stand in awe of those who have "learned the mechanics organically". Perhaps they were wise enough to start with a low-ish difficulty setting (I recommend "a walk in the park" or even "tourist" for beginners playing survival mode) and fortunate enough to stumble upon the most basic means of obtaining fresh drinking water by catching rainwater in coconut shells and fashioning an axe (which I'd say are essential pieces of knowledge going into the game), If you want to be more prepared, I'd say learn about the medicinal herbs, which conditions they help. They're not so common that trial and error would be swift. It's not as if any native Amazonian wouldn't learn the basics as a small child, or that any serious tourist would go in so unprepared, so don't fret about inauthenticity. The game allows you to save and quit, then re-enter from the main menu, so as a beginner it's always wise to quit while you're ahead, then resume. Later you can build a shelter which will allow you to save to one of four slots within game. I've not used guides, but have found the Green Hell Wiki to be an invaluable help, which has not diminished my enjoyment a bit. But if that special kind of masochism is your thing, then, as they say, knock yourself out (and you will!).

In summary, an amazing labour of love from Creepy Jar (who are still adding content 5 years on), which can be challenging, chill or terrifying, but always beautiful.

Overall a great game, but definitely needs some work and polishing. I would definitely recommend.

very fun but challenging game. play story mode first so you know how to play.

Every moment of playing this game is punishing you for having played it. I don't need that in a game, real life has enough of that.

Grind the whole week for few achievements. Finished both 2 endings in story and finished the SOA. Super addicting

The tutorial is incredibly bad. Nothing is intuitive, and the tutorial does not do a good job of explaining. If I can't jump in via the tutorial and quickly learn the basics, then I am done. That is the case here.

DO NOT BUY THE GAME IF YOU WANT TO PLAY COOP. I try to play with my friend and every time i try to connect to his game, I get the error can't send data to host. A LOT of people have the same problem and its due to the update they did 2-3 weeks ago. The best they can say to us is : ''Please ensure that you have a stable Ethernet connection to create an optimal environment for Green Hell Multiplayer.''. Blaming us for the problem. They clearly don't care about the problem or us. They even did a update after the one that mess up everything, but still did not fixed. Pretty much a waste of money.

Eh, I generally really like survival games but this one didn't click for me as fast as others do. I was initially waiting out on the VR version of the game to be updated, but it has unfortunately been abandoned by the developers for little to no reason. It also looks like that Green Hell has received its final updates and will no longer get more content. Otherwise, looks really nice and has some cool mechanics.

the controls are absolute trash.. its not that its hard its just to navigate the back back body and play the game at the same time is just the worst i ever seen

Its important for open world survival craft games to have a delicate balance between mechanics and traversing. This game does not.

You spend way to much time trying to take care of your body, Theres no balance in exploring and crafting. IT shouldnt take me an hour to build one fire pit.

If you liked The Forest, You will like this game, I did not really enjoy The Forest, so I did not enjoy the game.

Game either crashes on launch (3x for me now) or is so painstakingly difficult I can't even survive five minutes before getting murdered by Cheetah and snakes.
I managed to get through the intro (which was the same as the start of the game so it wasted an extra 40 minutes) and then am getting murdered by everything as soon as I start.

Genuinely one of the least fun intros I have had into survival games,

Play game, Die. Try again, Die. Make progress. Lose all progress because you died. Save game. Die. Quit. Play again next day.

Great survival game with devs that are amazing. No paid DLC at all, they just kept churning out new content long after release.
Graphics are the standard of what you get with these types of games.
The interface is very, very good, easy to use and in how it presents information. A small but very important thing to get right.
Building can be a bit difficult at first, but as you progress it becomes easier the more you learn in game.

8.5/10 - More fun and polished than "Sons of the Forest" and others.

Game looked like it had potential but I just found it a frustrating experience. There is something weird going on with the graphics where it feels like there's screen tearing happening all the time. Beyond that the gameplay is just too frustrating. The game tries to go for a certain level of realism where it makes it not fun. I died so many times just trying to get through my first day and there's no respawning so I had to start from the beginning again and again. The building and crafting systems seem to be intentionally difficult to navigate and end up wasting a lot of your time. While there is a tutorial it doesn't provide a lot of information and just gives you the very basics with you having to figure out the rest by dying and restarting or looking it up online. I didn't play for very long but the durability of the tools went down way too quickly.

I feel if they addressed some of these issues the difficulty wouldn't be such a problem but it just makes it all extra frustrating.

Great survival story game that reels you in quickly! Exploring the jungle was a great time in co-op.

Can't seem to get multiplayer to work and tbh I could work with that. But the thing that kills this game for me is that they focused too much on realism they neglected to make the game fun.

It's very realistic. You'll get infection 20 minutes into the jungle and die. You can prevent it, but you'll have to scour the jungle for this ONE SPECIFIC plant that helps it.

It's not hard..it's not difficult. It's just..boring and tedious.

I think if it had auto save or some better saving system I could recommend. But with this scope of realism it just makes it not fun.

Not my thing.

Played this game with friends a little bit. We spend few hours wandering around jungle, getting parasites and trying to guess how we need to complete our tasks, which seem not to lead anywhere. Nearly everything needs to be discovered by messing around with random items which takes unreasonable amount of time and forces us revert to youtube tutorials, so third of time we actually spent watching youtube.
Game seems to be made with focus on realism to the level that for me makes this irritating to play. I just don't have enough time to waste on learning everything by dying million times :)

Connection times out every time my friend and I try to Play we played for 8 hours the other day and had no issues and all of the sudden it wont work no matter what we try. Its a great game and I wish I could recommend it but I cant since it doesn't work in multiplayer. Maybe if you just want a single player game then give it a go but if you want to play with friends skip this game.

- install game
- run around for a while trying to figure out how to make stuff
- get leeches, fall off cliff, run into cave and get stung by scorpion and die
- second try
- get worms and die while my character feels like hes off 10 g of benedryll
- third try
-manage to actually do some things
- run around a corner and gets into fight with panther
- manage to scare it off
- immediantly falls to ground and dies of blood loss from the attack

10/10

I wanted to like Green Hell. I enjoyed The Forest a lot and wanted something similar, but Green Hell isn't it.

It looks and sounds good and it feels very authentic. However, unlike The Forest, Green Hell goes a bit too far on the authenticity insofar as I never once felt like I wasn't simultaneously bleeding, suffering extreme thirst, curling up from hunger and going crazy. Gaining fresh water at the start of The Forest is easy as there are plentiful supplies leftover from the plane crash. In Green Hell you start the tutorial in your camp, but beyond that you start off with nothing. Then your problems compound as you seek water, only to step on a snake, leading to a slow death.

Or, if you're lucky you might find an abandoned tribal camp and attempt to repurpose it for yourself. Except you failed to account for the jaguar that ravages your body. Bleeding is a major problem because unless you bandage yourself quickly you soon lose too much life juice and you end up as an easy dinner for a whole manner of wildlife. Naturally you have no bandages so you must make some using the banana leaves. However, if you failed to anticipate the need for banana leave bandages you must lurch around the forest looking for them before it gets dark or you bleed out.

It's funny the first few times and I was reminded of the 90s game Robinson's Requiem that featured similarly unforgiving survival mechanics with the added hilarity of being able to chop your own arms and legs off to prevent infection. In Green Hell, the hilarity soon gives way to frustration.

Instead, play The Forest, The Long Dark, or Subnautica. They all share survival elements but they don't forget that they're games meant to entertain.

It just blows my mind that a metal ax (found in game) can only be found once and only cuts down 5 trees before its durability is completely gone. Really Bro? my great grandad was a logger and i still use his ax 70 years after he bought it...

Green Hell is amazing!
You can enjoy the story, you can enjoy the crafting, you can simply enjoy the Jungle.
Recently, nearly 5(!) years after release, this great game received it's final additional content update.
If you did not play it yet, I really recommend it.

Don't forget to check Creepy Jars new game:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1631270/StarRupture/?curator_clanid=44186271

Bought for the singleplayer.

Couldn not find what to do without a tutorial. Once read the tutorial while trying not to be spoiled advanced and get stuck just to find that there was an item requirement that I had to backtrack and go again.

Considering just the singleplayer, I found the experience with excess of nonsense difficult.
Coold graphics, sound effects and immersion tough.

This game is not fun in any way possible

how buggy it is when playing with friends, they freeze in place and tell me they're still moving when they're clearly frozen, and it appears this has been a problem in the game for over 3 YEARS, horrible development team when you've had over 3 damn years to fix a simple bug.

Built a shelter but couldn't build a fire under it - started a new game

Built a shelter and made sure I could build fire under it but then couldn't build a bed anywhere within 100 yards.

This game is too frustrating to be enjoyable.