These pieces can all be collected and put together in order to acquire a Legendary Quest that the player will then need to solve in order to gain a huge amount of trust with the tribe. Throughout the jungle, there are several different stones that have snippets of stories painted on them. One of the most interesting features of Spirits of Amazonia though has to be the new Legends that the player can discover and solve. Spirits of Amazonia is an excellent experience for Green Hell fans of all skill levels, and its new storyline provides some great lore and background details for the main storyline. As this trust increases the player will learn more about the area around them and discover more lore and information that leads into the original story. These tasks range from destroying hostile native camps, bringing lost children home, and even holding funerals for fallen tribe members. Players will first have to track down the main camp and speak to the elder, but after that, they are able to do several tasks that will build up the trust bar. The trust-building mechanic that was added in with Spirits of Amazonia works in some very interesting ways. As I built up better defenses to protect my hideout from predators and crafted stronger weapons to bring down hostile tribe members, I found myself becoming much more confident as I explored the world, and in turn, Jake's survival became my own.Ĭan You Gain Their Trust? Gaining the trust of the locals is the most important part of this update.
Each death though taught me more about surviving in this harsh world and pushed me to try and get further into the story each time. I honestly lost track of the number of times that I died while playing, and almost every death was unique. I think the reason that the story content works so well in Green Hell is that the severe difficulty of the game almost grants it a rogue-like quality. Each of these tasks will increase trust with the tribe and in turn, give Jake more information about how these Amazonian tribes operate.
#GREEN HELL STORY SERIES#
Rather than just trying to survive and discover a way out of the rain forest, the story instead tasks the player with working with a tribal elder to complete a series of tasks in the area. Spirits of Amazonia is set before the events of the main story of Green Hell and has main character Jake attempting to gain the trust of an Amazon tribe after his boat crashes in the middle of the rain forest. Coming back to the much more complicated and realistic world of Green Hell was a jarring experience at first, but Spirits of Amazonia has granted me a much greater appreciation of the game as a whole.īack to The Past Get ready to die a ridiculous amount of times. However, I have sunk more hours than can be counted in just about every other major survival game out there like The Forest, Rust, Conan Exiles, and even Ark. I messed around with the survival mode a little bit not long after the game released, but it never quite clicked for me.
#GREEN HELL STORY UPDATE#
With Green Hell's Spirits of Amazonia update though somehow the story and survival aspects of the game have been melded together in a way that is both satisfying and exciting.īefore Spirits of Amazonia, I actually had very little experience with Green Hell as a whole. Without fail whenever I come across a cutscene or some kind of story aspect of these games it always pulls me out of the intense survival game that I have spent time playing and breaks the immersion. Games like The Forest have tried to make it work, and to me, it always feels tacked on to the survival experience rather than a cohesive part of it. I have never really been sold on the idea of pairing survival games with any kind of storyline.
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