Green Hell Cheats, Cheat Codes, Hints and Walkthroughs for Playstation 5 (2024)

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Beginner Pro Guide

First things to do when you start a new game. A basic guide to new beginners.

Green Hell: A basic "new game" guide for beginners

First things to do in the jungle

• Find stone or harvest big stone to get small stones. Look for rocks on the river or rocky parts of the map.
• Craft stone blade and cut a small tree to get 2 long sticks. Find ropes from green or large trees.
• Craft 2 or stone spears for your backpack. (stone blade+rope+long stick) Spears good for fighting and hunting big animals. Aim for head-shot if you throw.
• Craft 1 bow to carry. (long stick+rope) Bow is good for fishing, getting coconut and killing small insects like scorpions. Press L-Shift to stabillise.
• Craft 2 stone blades to carry. Blades are easy to craft and essential to cut and craft.
• Craft 4 stick armors, 2 for arms 2 for legs. (Banana leaf+3 sticks+2 ropes) Armor will protect you from predators.
• Craft a fire tool. (Small stick+stick). You need fiber to create a fire. Cut and wait small plants to dry or harvest plants like molinea, tobacco or lillies.
• Build a hut shelter to save and sleep

You can craft, destroy and craft again the tools for better durability.

Explore the map

• Craft bandage from molineria to treat wounds. Combine them with tobacco or lillies to treat poison.
• When you find a coconut, craft a water bidon. (Coconut+rope) Peel the green coconut by blade.
• When you see a coconut on the ground look up. There are 2 more on the tree. Get them by spear, stones or arrows. Cut, drink,harvest and eat to get 4 coconut shells. Put them on the ground when rain starts. Fill your bidon with clean water.
• Craft arrows when you find a bird . (2 feathers+small stick) Harvest the bird to get feathers.

Stay sane, clean, full and safe, Good luck :)

Multiplayer Death Mechanics

In Green Hell a survival game, encountering death is a common aspect of the gaming experience. This guide explains what occurs when players die in a multiplayer setting.

As you navigate through the game your character might sustain various injuries or contract illnesses. If these health issues are not addressed they could escalate and ultimately cause your character's death.

In multiplayer mode the game does not feature permadeath. This means that if your character dies they will respawn at the last saved location but with diminished health. You will find that some of your equipment is missing. To retrieve your lost items you will need to return to your place of death, unless they have already been collected by another player.

The death of a character in co-op gameplay impacts the entire team. Specifically each surviving team member will experience a decrease in their mental health score following the death of a fellow player.

Multiplayer Saving Explained

In multiplayer mode of Green Hell the process of saving the game differs from the single-player experience. This guide will clarify these variations.

In both single-player and multiplayer modes the fundamental saving mechanism remains consistent. To save your game you must either locate or construct a specific structure. Blueprints for these structures are accessible from the start of the game and can be viewed in the notebook.

The primary difference in multiplayer saving lies in the scope of what gets saved. The host of the server chooses one of the available save slots and is responsible for saving all the game data. This includes all changes within the game world such as any buildings constructed during the session.

Players who join a multiplayer game do not have the ability to save the game world. Alternatively you can only their personal data such as health status, inventory and current location on the map are saved.

Understanding Needs and Communication

In the multiplayer mode of Green Hell each player must manage their character's survival needs while collaborating with others. Players also have the ability to communicate, although the game does not support voice chat.

Communication in Multiplayer
Green Hell, developed by Creepy Jar, lacks an integrated voice chat system. Instead players communicate through a text-based chat system which can be accessed by pressing the "Enter" key. This method requires players to type out their messages which adds a layer of challenge in situations where quick or complex communication is necessary.

Managing Survival Needs in Co-op
The survival mechanics regarding a character's needs remain consistent whether in single-player or multiplayer settings. These needs diminish over time at a rate that varies with the game's difficulty setting. Players must continuously gather resources from their environment to replenish these needs.

A notable difference in multiplayer mode concerns how sleep affects the passage of time. Unlike in single-player, where time accelerates when the player sleeps, in multiplayer, time only speeds up when all players on the map are sleeping simultaneously. If a player sleeps alone, time continues to move at its standard rate and the restoration of energy becomes less efficient.

Essential Blueprints

In the survival game Green Hell players encounter numerous blueprints that are pivotal for progression. This section highlights the most crucial blueprints and outlines the necessary resources to create them.

Shelter
A fundamental structure for rest the shelter is quick to construct and requires minimal resources, making it ideal for early gameplay and temporary campsites. It also serves an important function by enabling game saves.

Blueprint Unlock Requirement: No

Axe
An essential tool for chopping trees the axe is crafted from a rope a stick and two stones. It is not only vital for gathering resources but also serves as a basic means of defense.

Blueprint Unlock: Yes (accessible through the crafting panel)

Blade
This versatile tool is used for processing wood and harvesting meat from carcasses, doubling as a defensive weapon. Crafting a blade requires a bone and a rope.

Blueprint Unlock: Yes (accessible through the crafting panel)

Stone Trap
A basic yet effective hunting device the stone trap uses three small sticks a large stone and a rope. It provides a reliable source of food as it can be re-armed multiple times.

Blueprint Unlock Requirement: No

Coconut Bidon
In areas of the map where water is scarce, carrying water becomes necessary. The coconut bidon, made from an empty coconut and a rope, is perfect for water storage.

Blueprint Unlock: Yes

Optimal Camping Locations

In Green Hell, setting up multiple camps is essential, with most serving as basic rest stops. You should consider establishing one primary camp that can be expanded into a comfortable living area. This guide highlights the best location for such a camp.

A prime spot to establish your main camp is at the coordinates 45W 31.5S, situated in a small oasis accessible by a single narrow path. This unique feature makes it easy to spot and defend against incoming threats. Strategically placing a bow trap at the entrance can enhance security.

The water at this location is clean, allowing for safe direct consumption without the risk of parasites and the area is also suitable for fishing.

Setting simple stone traps can provide a steady supply of meat as the area is home to various small animal species. The surrounding environment offers bananas and nut-bearing trees which are food sources.

This location is also rich in resources such as ropes and different types of wood, essential for building and crafting.

The major drawback of this site is its remote southern location on the map. Traveling to the northern parts where native settlements offer new blueprints and interactions can be time-consuming.

Trophies

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Secret Trophies

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