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Why you should buy Green Hell?

• You’d like to try surviving in the wild.
• You enjoy realistic survival games.
• You’re looking for a challenging game with a beautiful graphic design.

Green Hell

Do you think you would survive alone in the Amazonian rainforest? Green Hell is a survival simulator that allows you to experience just that. Alone in the wild forest, you can count only on yourself and your skills. Explore the open Green Hell map, avoid dangers, and find your way out. Play Green Hell on PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series S and Series X, Nintendo Switch, and PC. 

Alone in the wild 

Green Hell puts you alone in the Amazonian rainforest, equipped with nothing but a radio. To get out of this hell alive, you’ll have to acquire survival skills. Build shelters with your bare hands, craft tools, and weapons, and search for food and water to survive. However, the flora of the forest and hunger are not your only enemy. Defend yourself and fight with wild Amazonian animals. 

A realistic experience 

Green Hell is played from the first-person point of view, however, there are other features of the game that make it even more realistic. In order to survive, you’ll have to hunt, fish, learn how to make a fire, gather resources, and even grow your own food. You’ll also have to face tropical sickness, parasites, and wounds, which may threaten your life, especially when you have no access to medication. Moreover, being alone in a wild can eventually turn you insane…

The beauty of the Amazon

The developers put all their effort into making Green Hell as realistic as possible. Enjoy the complex and detailed visualization of the Amazonian rainforest. The environment and wildlife activity change according to the time of the day, making the game a truly tangible experience. Prepare for the story with a beautiful graphic design that will keep you glued to the screen for hours. 

Green Hell features:

• Learning survival skills,
• Avoiding dangers and tropical sickness,
• Crafting and building,
• Detailed visualization of the Amazonian rainforest.