Several new features have recently been added to the Amazon rainforest survival game Green
Hell to enable players to engage with the game's creatures more. Players in Green Hell will
be able to hunt, tame, and breed a variety of creatures, while new elements like beekeeping
will increase player's independence in the jungle.

The 2019 Amazon jungle survival game by Creepy Jar has an astonishing 30,000 favorable
ratings on Steam, making the survival crafting game Green Hell a favorite among lovers of
the genre. Green Hell won praise from reviews for its realistic gameplay and unexpectedly
excellent narrative for a survival game. To find out how they got there, players are thrown
into a difficult environment where they must gather resources, build a shelter, and bravely
traverse the perilous jungle. Players eventually learn how to deal with the varied flora and
fauna while also managing their sleep, carbohydrates, fats, and proteins.

Players may improve their bases in Green Hell with a range of tameable animals thanks to
the game's free Animal Husbandry upgrade. The player may kill capybaras, peccaries, and
tapirs using darts laced with poison from poison dart frogs and transport them to the freshly
created animal enclosures. Players gain the animal's confidence and can breed them to
increase the population by routinely feeding the animals and maintaining their enclosures.
The ability to pet an animal indicates that it has gained the player's confidence.

The newly added beekeeping system, which players may use to establish their hive and
quickly acquire nourishing honey, is available with the ability to tame animals. With the
virtual reality option being added to Green Hell, it brought players face-to-face with the
difficulties of jungle life in virtual reality. The Animal Husbandry update is the game's first
significant update since the virtual reality addition. Players in Green Hell can use simple
virtual controllers to physically strike a piece of flint or pound a coconut against a hard
surface to open it.