We wouldn’t recommend this mode Green Hell is designed to have some peril, but if you’re brand new to survival games or just want to experience the crafting/exploration elements, then this is for you. It’s very similar to A Walk in the Park, but there’s no hostile attacks or no dangerous animals whatsoever. Don’t try this difficulty mode unless you’re already familiar with the game and wanting a huge challenge. Everything is the same as King of the Jungle, but turned up to 11.
This is the game’s hardest difficulty, it’s basically ‘extreme’ mode. Enemies are more hostile, and the penalties to your sanity are increased. Sanity, hostile tribes and predators are all turned on, and your nutrients will deplete at a normal speed. This is the normal/balanced difficulty option, which is suitable for most average players. You can still find yourself in danger if you walk into it, however. You nutrients deplete slower, too, so you don’t need food and water as often. Here, you have no sanity meter, no hospital tribes and no predators. This is the second-easiest mode available, and is aimed at people new to the game and new to survival games in general. First, here are the five difficulty options you can choose from:
We’ll discuss each of Green Hell‘s difficulty option here, and who they’re best suited to.Īlong with four preset difficulty options, the game also lets you customise practically every element of the game, but more on that shortly. What you choose will depend on a couple of things: if you’ve played the game before, and if you’re experienced with survival games in general. Green Hell has several difficulty options to choose from when starting the game. It’s tough, but what difficulty should you play the game on? Out now on consoles, Green Hell is a horror-tinged survival game that sets you deep in a tropical jungle.
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