Green Hell
Intense overall intensityWhat's in it
The player can eat hallucinogenic plants and mushrooms found in the jungle, triggering distorted hallucination states.
Realistic first-person combat against hostile jungle tribesmen using spears, bows and blowguns, with blood on wounds and injuries.
The survivor can eat human flesh when starving, which causes psychological deterioration, and the game depicts distressing tropical diseases, parasites and mental breakdown.
Unsettling hallucination sequences and constant survival dread in an isolating jungle, without a dedicated horror framing.
The player hunts jungle wildlife for food and fends off predators such as jaguars as a normal survival mechanic.
Wound-care mechanics show close-up treatment of open injuries, including cutting into flesh to remove parasites and placing maggots into infected wounds.
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What it is
Green Hell is a first-person open-world survival simulation set in the Amazon rainforest, playable solo or in small co-op. You play anthropologist Jake Higgins, who must craft tools and shelter, hunt animals, manage a realistic nutrition-and-health system, and search for his missing wife. Content includes realistic combat against a hostile jungle tribe and predators with blood, hunting of animals for food, disturbing depictions of diseases and wound care (such as placing maggots in infected wounds), psychological breakdown with hallucinations after eating hallucinogenic plants, and optional cannibalism during extreme starvation that carries negative mental effects. There are no purchases or gambling.
How it's framed
The game frames its darkest content as consequences of harsh survival rather than reward: cannibalism is possible but never required or encouraged and produces psychological penalties, hallucinogens cause dangerous disorientation, and violence against the tribe is presented as a defensive struggle in a hostile environment. The tone is grim, realistic, and centered on the physical and mental toll of surviving alone.
Details
- Developer
- Creepy Jar
- Publisher
- Creepy Jar
- Released
- Sep 5, 2019
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