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About the Game
Green Hell is a harsh Amazon jungle survival sim about crafting, hunting, building and surviving alone or with friends.
Green Hell is an open-world survival simulation set in the unknown Amazon jungle, where the environment is as dangerous as anything living in it. Creepy Jar's game is tagged as action, adventure and simulation, but it leans toward the practical side of survival. You learn to make tools, hunt, gather resources and keep yourself alive day to day, and the store page frames the experience around real-world survival skills. It does not require quick reactions, so it rewards patience and planning more than twitch play.
The core loop revolves around gathering, crafting and looking after yourself. You collect materials from the jungle, turn them into tools, and find food, while a dedicated inspection mode lets you check and treat wounds to keep your health in order. Hunting and combat are part of everyday life. The store description also mentions animals you can feed and win over, including capybaras, tapirs, peccaries, armadillos and anteaters, alongside dangerous predators. Foraging for honey, bird feathers, eggs and insects helps meet both your needs and the needs of your animals.
Building is where the game really expands. You can put up a simple shelter or a multi-story jungle house from wood, bamboo, stone, mud and rope, or even build a home in the trees. Furniture, decorations, reinforcements and night lighting make a base feel lived in, but rival groups may try to push you out, or you may face the lethal Firekeeper contest. The story follows an anthropologist stranded in the rainforest while searching for his missing wife, and the store page describes more than 25 hours of story themes around survival, guilt and human fragility.
If story is not your priority, Endless mode narrows the focus to pure survival while still giving you access to all of the game's action stages. The store page also highlights co-op play and notes more than 20 content updates added after launch, with 21 free content updates listed as playable now. Overall it is a dense, slow-burn survival game with a lot of systems to learn.
Feature Highlights
- You craft tools and build shelters or fortresses using real-world survival skills and materials such as wood, bamboo, stone, mud and rope.
- An inspection mode lets you check and care for wounds to keep your character's health in good shape.
- Animals such as capybaras, tapirs and anteaters can be fed and cared for until they start to trust you.
- Endless mode narrows the focus to pure survival while still giving you access to all of the game's action stages.
- Co-op play lets you tackle the jungle alone or team up with friends, including online co-op.
- Remote Play on Tablet and Steam Cloud support let you keep playing across different devices.
Who It Is (and Is Not) For
Recommended For
Players who enjoy slow, systems-driven survival games will find plenty to explore here, from foraging and crafting to building a base in the trees. It also suits anyone who wants co-op survival with friends or a story-driven journey layered over the sandbox elements.
Not Recommended For
Players who want fast action or constant combat may find the pace slow, even though the game does not require quick reactions. Anyone sensitive to the adult content flagged on the store page should think twice before playing.
What the Steam Reviews Say
Green Hell holds a Steam label of Very Positive, with 85% of its reviews positive. The label reflects the share of positive reviews, and it is built on hundreds of thousands of reviews, so the score represents a large and well-established player base rather than a small group of opinions.
Steam generally assigns Very Positive when a large majority of reviews are favorable, and at this volume the percentage is fairly stable. Smaller review counts tend to swing more from week to week, so a label like this one, sitting on a big volume, is more meaningful as an indicator of overall player sentiment.
Price History & Historical Low
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| Date | Price | Discount |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-11-04 | NT$37 | -90% |
| 2026-10-27 | NT$37 | -90% |
| 2026-09-22 | NT$378 | — |
All prices below are Taiwan Steam store prices in NT$. Green Hell is currently NT$ 37, down from a regular price of NT$ 378, which is a 90% discount. The highest price we have recorded is NT$ 378, and the lowest is NT$ 37, logged on October 27, 2026, the most recent day in our record.
Discounts on this game have been frequent in our tracking, so waiting for a sale is a reasonable habit. We have not recorded any free-to-keep offers for Green Hell, so this is a paid-only title for now.
The current price matches our lowest recorded price and the deepest discount we have logged. Our price record is still short, however, so this verdict is tentative: the price is very low right now, but we cannot yet say how deep future sales will go.
Analysis written 10/27/2026 from our recorded prices; the chart above is live. Taiwan-region Steam prices.
How to Buy
- Sign in to Steam on the website or in the client, then open the Green Hell store page.
- If you want it now, buy the game at the current discounted price of NT$ 37, or add it to your wishlist to keep watching the price.
- Turn on Steam's wishlist sale notifications so you hear about future price drops as soon as they happen.
- Check the price shown in your own region before buying, since Steam prices vary by country.
- Come back to this guide for price trend updates as our price record grows.
Things to Know
Traditional Chinese is among the supported languages, and English is supported as well. The store lists full audio support for English, Simplified Chinese and Indonesian, so check the language options if audio in your language matters to you. This game is flagged for adult content on Steam, so review the content details on the store page before playing. Prices quoted here are Taiwan-region Steam prices in NT$ and may differ in other countries or on other storefronts. Free and discount promotions can end at any time, so check the official Steam page before you buy.





