Thanks a lot for your coverage of the game! We really appreciate your take on Green Hell VR and also your feedback :) We will continue working on the game day by day to polish out all the remaining rough edges, so stay tuned!
I bet those other "outdoor" TH-cam channels edit out the part where they wake up screaming at the random parasites wriggling around beneath their skin.
Yep, every damn time. Its why I decided to become a smooth brain. I don't know how he does it, but I get this gut busting chuckle from somewhere deep down in my soul with every video.
Those are worms because you slept on the ground. You need deconstruct bones to make bone needles or kill a fish for its rib bones. You can use them to take the worms out. You can also make bandages from this plant with long leaves and yellow flowers. Also, a stick, two rocks, and a vine makes a good axe.
There was a time when the TH-cam comment section was the go to place for people to ask questions they could have easily googled themselves lol, it's the whole reason that one link was created that sends you to google and searches whatever the random person wanted to know
I recently played Green Hell VR and have come to realize that you may actually be as smooth brained as you claim to be. The tutorial was extremely simple and the item you needed to progress was literally just the can directly in front of you with a white dot on it basically "hey, you can literally just use the force on me". I love you and your videos all the same, besides, my smooth brain didn't realize that when you open a hole in your arm to remove worms that you should probably patch them up.
When you were referring to the (tripping mechanic) for the mushrooms in this video YOU CAN ACTUALLY DO THAT IN ANOTHER VR TITLE! I found that out back when I was playing the Wanderer VR game so I definitely recommend it! Instead of eating mushrooms tho you lick a blue frog you find and it makes you start tripping out haha
1:26 This actually DOES relate to a primal instinct. The first tools ever used by our ancestors came from Homo Erectus banging rocks together. It was a fundamental aspect of their survival, which lead to the evolution of Homo Sapiens. So I genuinely wouldn't be surprised if some small Erectus part of our brain still gets instinctive joy from that "clack clack clack" of two rocks going at it.
A tip for the parasites, kill a fish with a spear, then skin the fish, you'll get meat and fish bones. Then use the fish bones to remove the parasites The game just throws you in the depths so you have to figure everything out yourself. Took me a while to find out you could use the fish bones. would have saved me a few times of dieing if I had known earlier :(
The best part about this game (VR or non-VR) is that it *intentionally* throws you to the depths, too! You are *expected* to try to figure out how to survive, learn what is and isn't safe, etc etc. All from nothing but your own intuition and slight guiding. It's definitely one of the best survival games out there right now, up there with The Forest, The Long Dark, and Terrafirmacraft.
you can also break a bone (they can be found in dead animal carcasses, just look around) and that will give you a bone pick that can be used the same way, also tap on the smart watch to change screens.
1:54 Oh habie... you were supposed to pick up the CAN on the BOX and put that in your backpack :) now you can do the tutorial (Also tap your watch a few times to sleep)
This game would be so great with full body tracking! Why is everyone being so sussy in the comments lol. What I meant is the game would be more immersive if you had to physically move your legs to inspect them and stuff like that.
@@franz-luisbrendler4952 What I mean is it would be so much more immersive if you had to physically move your legs to inspect them and stuff. I actually asked the devs on Twitter if it would have it and they said it wasn't in their plans, sadly.
It's not a mushroom soup, it does not contain mushrooms. Odd that considering knowing about it you don't know how it works in game. It's ayahuasca and is a real thing
Green hell was a total game changer when I first played it about a year ago. I’m waiting for a game to beat it. Currently in the process to upgrade my pc to run vr solely for Skyrim all because of you and now i have this gem to look forward to again. Couldn’t be happier
I played GHVR recently, and immediately I started going crazy with the crafting, speedran stone tools before even bothering to talk to Mia about anything I died 4 times in my first 6 hours of playing the story 1. Fell to my death 2. Ate the phallus shroom, I knew it was poisonous irl but I was curious how poisonous it was in game. While sick, I didn’t notice the rattlesnake in my way as it then bit me, and while I was panicked from getting attacked and further sickened, I ended up getting bit twice more before realizing the snake, I beat it to death, then made my way to a cave, where I was soon finished off by my paranoia making me investigate a rustling sound-which was a scorpion which stung me thrice in my efforts to find it, finally killing me 3. Fell to my death 4. Killed a dart frog, knew better than to grab it, but not enough to know not to cook it, so I got extremely sick, was already marked for death, but of course I just got that hamster in me, I gotta unintentionally die with plenty of suffering. So while I’m insane and sick, I’m trying to replenish my water and accidentally got my coconut bidon contaminated after filling it with river water and leaving it to ‘boil’(it in fact does not boil), so I drank it all and got parasites up the ass, then as I’m trying to find food, I get bit by none other than a fucking wandering spider, twice! So while I’m insane, puking my guts out, and got tapeworms colonizing my guts, I’m now further sickened by the damned spider, desperate for any food, I killed and cooked it, I was eating more wild flora and fauna than a Chinese man, before long, I’d managed to pick the entire area clean of food. Now, the crazy thing is, I managed to pull through the worst of it, which is shocking, but alas, like I said, I was marked for death, maybe a solid day or two after surviving the brunt of my ailments, I succumbed to the poison
H3VR actually has some underappreciated tripping mechanics in it, there's a few power up weiners that have various visual effects. My absolute favorite is actually the "bad trip" weiner, it's not common in regular gameplay, it has to be crafted in the zombie apocalypse mode, but it is one heck of an experience when you first try it.
@@Freezorgium well h3vr is fun, but the controls are shit and the gamemodes are pretty boring after some time. It really has nice gun mechanics, but there barely is any game around it.
Fun fact, the parasite is based off of a real parasite but it actually comes from a type of fly usually found in the Amazon (I think it's called the botfly). That's the fly's larvae, and it burrows deep inside until taken out (usually painfully as it sticks like a motherfucker with sharp hooks) eating away on the flesh. The part with the larvae doesn't look exactly like the one in game, as it would look more like a huge bump due to swelling with a big mosquito bite hole on it (the hole being where the larvae is). The best way to remove a botfly on human skin is to apply petroleum jelly as to suffocate the larvae and allow to remove it safely and less painfully the next day. The larvae naturally falls out once it grows older.
I havent played Green Hell but based on The Forest I think you have to complete the top of the structure to sleep in the bed. You haven't completed the shelter as a whole, so you can't use it. Hope this helps :)
it’s actually not even that, to sleep in the bed you just have to stand on the bed, tap your watch until it gets to the tab that says leaf bed, and then hold down on it. you can actually sleep anywhere anytime in this game, but without beds you’ll get parasites
@@ripbraincells8534 I've never played and was questioning their comments, like that sounds miserable only being able to sleep in a shelter but you cleared it up, thanks!
Oh man I loved Green Hell. I played it with a friend after we finished The Forest. I'm usually not one for "hardcore" style games, but Green Hell got me good. There is just something about it that's just so good. Maybe it's developing this crazy sense of perception in this super dense forest (after stepping on snakes for the first dozen hours).
Imo it's pretty simple, and the same reason people still go camping: most enjoyment in our lives can be related in some way to our survival in the wild - therefore an efficient way to create enjoyment is to simulate aspects of our survival.
I've played this game a lot on PC, and it is absolutely amazing. The VR version looks incredible! I can tell you that you've only scratched the surface of this game. I don't want to give too much away, but you can hallucinate in Green Hell. I'm excited for you to figure out how! There may be multiple ways...
I was considering picking this up before I found out that the main game and the VR game were two separate, fully-priced in-progress titles at 25 dollars each, instead of something like The Forest, a 20 dollar finished game that supports VR as a gameplay method. With all the neat mechanics present, I'd be willing to pay 30 for a single game that I can play in both PC mode and VR, but not 40 for their "bundled" price of both games.
Isn't it two different games though? First they developed the game Green Hell and then later on they developed Green Hell VR. It doesn't seem like just a VR port. So it would make sense that the developers would get paid for developing the VR game too! :)
@@nondescripthandle212 Oh alright. For the record, The Forest in VR is a really terrible VR port. The controls are absolutely horrendous. I’ve only seen videos of Green Hell VR but I can tell its VR mechanics are much better. Now switching the main camera for a VR camera and get the arms moving should be pretty easy. But to go through the entire game and create VR animations/motions to correspond with every event I’d imagine takes a long time and lots of effort. It is possible that the developers spent a lot of hours on the VR version. I guess we will never know but we could give them the benefit of the doubt and compensate them for their work. Besides, if game companies start making money on VR titles they will start taking chances and making awesome VR games. But if people think that 40 dollars for the base game and for the VR version in a bundle is too much money then maybe it’s not worth it for them to even develop these games. But I could be wrong and maybe this particular VR port is just greedy idk 🤷♂️
You mentioned tripping balls would be cool, but making and drinking ayahuasca is a core element of the story progression, so keep playing until you get there if you actually really want to see some crazy shit
This game ended up with me finding out that maggots are actually useful medically and are used on infected wounds to clear away dead flesh and help with healing, It’s even used in the modern age and is especially helpful against antibiotic resistant bacteria
Man and here was me expecting a repeat of the forest VR port. Apparently it was too much to ask for your tools not to phase through everything in the world in that. I'm glad this actually looks decent though! I might pick it up.
This is honestly one of the coolest VR games I've ever seen. I see very few games that truly leverage what VR offers. Or even offers a compelling experience within VR. But this looks like it really pushes the boundaries of the possibly experience
It would also be really cool if there was a saw VR game where you can recreate the traps like pound of flesh, and you can just see your arm stump after you cut off your hand
Fun fact, the parasite is based off of a real parasite but it actually comes from a type of fly usually found in the Amazon (I think it's called the botfly). That's the fly's larvae, and it burrows deep inside until taken out (usually painfully as it sticks like a motherfucker with sharp hooks) eating away on the flesh. The part with the larvae doesn't look exactly like the one in game, as it would look more like a huge bump due to swelling with a big mosquito bite hole on it (the hole being where the larvae is). The best way to remove a botfly on human skin is to apply petroleum jelly as to suffocate the larvae and allow to remove it safely and less painfully the next day. I bet if Green Hell can be introduced to schools and students will enjoy lessons more than before
As always, Habie, incredibly entertaining video. Thank you for showing me the flesh eating parasites, unfortunately for me I ate breakfast while watching this.
I followed this game for a while but then once they added the first native tribes it kinda just fell off my radar so I’m so happy they ported it to VR so it got my attention again😄
It would be fun if they made a Vietnam war game on vr where you had to fight the NVA and Vietcong. Like you had to search tunnels and also fight tropical diseases, animals, insects, and where you have to search villages and figure out if people are secretly Vietcong or not. I know it would be a lot in a game but it would be cool to have a game that accurately portrays the Vietnam war.
Bonus mode: You play as Vietcong in an experimental art experience where you die horribly three minutes after waking up to screaming and your village on fire
Watched this video the other day, coming back because I just saw it pop up on my Facebook feed. Nice to see your channel getting the attention it deserves.
I had so much fun in this game, but the devs abandoned promised features and gave up on the PC version in favor for PSVR and Meta Quest versions. Multiplayer co-op would have made this game so good, but no they cancelled that feature for PCVR for the other platforms.
I want someone to make a hardcore VR game where the structures you build need to be actually BUILT by hand without guides. The ultimate sandbox. Chip and hack away at wood. Smooth it down. Tie it together. Do it all yourself.
As someone who has taken psychedelics. VR can never do a trip justice. If you don't know what I mean when you can listen to a song and feel like it's too chocolate and needs to stop being so chocolate. You'll never know what a trip is like. I also remembered a song the next day based on the colors I saw while my eyes were closed. Tripping is like trying to make sense of absolute sensory chaos.
Green hell is what a vr game should be an open world realistic game for you to experience and do whatever you want and have the feeling of being inside that environment
You’ll probably never read this but I’ll throw a game recommendation out here. There’s a game called a township tale it’s really fun. It’s multiplayer, it has skill trees like legendary tale, crafting like green hell and a giant open world. It takes a while to get the hang of but I think it’s great. Thanks for all the vr content
The main thing I loved about this game was the audio, and the sanity, I was in a similar boat regarding sleep, and without spoilers, it was one of the most progressively scary experiences in vr I have ever had.
You didn't finish your shelter, that's why you couldn't sleep. Still had to add the roof and bind the sticks with vine rope. You need bone needle as to get rid of the parasites. You can get that through breaking down bone carcasses that you can find spawned as soon as you start a new game. Or you can get some through fishing by crafting a spear with just a long stick. First survival trick is finding coconut and making a shell to collect rain water. You're going to dehydrate pretty fast without it so you need to go on the hunt for that as soon as you make an stone or bone axe to cut down trees so you can start making your shelter and fireplace. Always make a shelter over your fireplace to protect it from rain. You'll go through periods of constant never ending rain that can go on for weeks so you need that shelter. Then of course you need to find grapping hook on the map. But that's for you to look up. Good luck.
I played the Walking Dead S&S game and when this came out the trailer didn't do the game justice. This video just cost me about 30 bucks and hours of my life but it looks worth it! Nice job!
You had leeches for a long time, but the parasites actually WERE because you passed out! If you don't sleep in a bed or shelter, you'll always get parasites and will have to dig them out with a fish bone, needle, or something else sharp lol and then if you don't bandage it up, it'll become infected. Green Hell is a really comprehensive survival game, I can't imagine playing in VR.
Thanks a lot for your coverage of the game! We really appreciate your take on Green Hell VR and also your feedback :) We will continue working on the game day by day to polish out all the remaining rough edges, so stay tuned!
Lol I’m sorry I was too dumb to understand the tutorial.
@@habie147 Damn, even the Devs like you
@@habie147 you had to pick up the other can that was in front of you
@@habie147 No worries haha We still need to work with our tutorial for sure, so you are not alone here :)
@@IncuvoGames Please add mushrooms that make you trip out that would be hilarious
I bet those other "outdoor" TH-cam channels edit out the part where they wake up screaming at the random parasites wriggling around beneath their skin.
Make a realistic Habie
@@bungus498 ^ This
North of the Border watches habie?????
Make a elden ring sculpt
Wow I never thought I would see you here!
“There is nothing to drop, the tutorial broke”
the tutorial: PICK UP THE FUCKING CAN
R/youmissedthejoke
@@Dragonhunter041 he made his own joke out of it so he didn’t
_hehe, pick up the can_
@@franciscoguinledebarros4429 Now, put it in the trash
@@Dragonhunter041 r/ihavereddit 🤓
I love how he entirely gave up on life for a second and than he saw a fish and was filled with primal rage
00:35 "Green hell despite being a perfect description of Florida," had me dying that was too funny
Floridas Not that bad
@@breadskatemoment1497 depends what part of Florida
@@Hem3455 yeah
I live in Florida this is a factual statement also yw for reminding you about his you probably forgot about this guy
@@breadskatemoment1497 it's worse
Finds banana...
Habie: we don't survive, WE THRIVE
Its about drive
@@hitnrun66 It's about power.
we stay hungry
we devour
@@trockner9341 put in the hours
Habie never fails to make me exhale sharply out of my nose
It’s always at the end too, he never fails
Yep, every damn time. Its why I decided to become a smooth brain. I don't know how he does it, but I get this gut busting chuckle from somewhere deep down in my soul with every video.
Coffee included
And neither do you…
Those are worms because you slept on the ground. You need deconstruct bones to make bone needles or kill a fish for its rib bones. You can use them to take the worms out. You can also make bandages from this plant with long leaves and yellow flowers. Also, a stick, two rocks, and a vine makes a good axe.
There was a time when the TH-cam comment section was the go to place for people to ask questions they could have easily googled themselves lol, it's the whole reason that one link was created that sends you to google and searches whatever the random person wanted to know
I love how he doesn't realize that the shelter isn't finished yet
i was annoyed by the fact he didnt realize that tbh
So that's why it wouldn't let him sleep?
yes@@JTmason33
Yes
I recently played Green Hell VR and have come to realize that you may actually be as smooth brained as you claim to be.
The tutorial was extremely simple and the item you needed to progress was literally just the can directly in front of you with a white dot on it basically "hey, you can literally just use the force on me".
I love you and your videos all the same, besides, my smooth brain didn't realize that when you open a hole in your arm to remove worms that you should probably patch them up.
When you were referring to the (tripping mechanic) for the mushrooms in this video YOU CAN ACTUALLY DO THAT IN ANOTHER VR TITLE! I found that out back when I was playing the Wanderer VR game so I definitely recommend it! Instead of eating mushrooms tho you lick a blue frog you find and it makes you start tripping out haha
Minecraft VR with the Nausea Effect is good too
I love Wanderer! You have to put so much work into getting those frogs lol
Wanderer is such a fun game, it reminded me of my mother’s puzzle games she would play on her kindle but in VR and with a better story
I've got my eye on that title. My backlog is so huge though, I can't justify buying anything less than an amazing deal that's impossible to pass up.
You can do that in THIS VR title. It has several ayahuasca scenes.
1:26
This actually DOES relate to a primal instinct. The first tools ever used by our ancestors came from Homo Erectus banging rocks together.
It was a fundamental aspect of their survival, which lead to the evolution of Homo Sapiens. So I genuinely wouldn't be surprised if some small Erectus part of our brain still gets instinctive joy from that "clack clack clack" of two rocks going at it.
Flintknapping.
Giggled at “homo erectus”
@@femratxz same
that explains why i get small dopamine kicks when i hit rocks together
@@femratxz I laughed at "two rocks going at it"
A tip for the parasites, kill a fish with a spear, then skin the fish, you'll get meat and fish bones. Then use the fish bones to remove the parasites
The game just throws you in the depths so you have to figure everything out yourself. Took me a while to find out you could use the fish bones. would have saved me a few times of dieing if I had known earlier :(
Gonna try this on stream today
The best part about this game (VR or non-VR) is that it *intentionally* throws you to the depths, too!
You are *expected* to try to figure out how to survive, learn what is and isn't safe, etc etc. All from nothing but your own intuition and slight guiding.
It's definitely one of the best survival games out there right now, up there with The Forest, The Long Dark, and Terrafirmacraft.
you can also break a bone (they can be found in dead animal carcasses, just look around) and that will give you a bone pick that can be used the same way, also tap on the smart watch to change screens.
@@habie147 Looking forward to it
@@koimeiji It's underrated for sure
habie, I really appreciate having watched you for a while. you've added so many games to my library through your excellent showcases.
bravo, dude.
6:33 I expect death, I'm ready to become one with nature... Ohhhh a fish I want that 😂
bro i’ve been obsessed with how in depth this game is, i’m super happy you made a video on it
Thanks
1:54 Oh habie... you were supposed to pick up the CAN on the BOX and put that in your backpack :) now you can do the tutorial (Also tap your watch a few times to sleep)
I was saying the same thing 😂
I preferred skipping the tutorial and using all of my real world knowledge for this game. It honestly made the game way better and way more immersive
I was sitting there like whats the problem... pick up the can lmao
Everyone gangsta till the combine soldier says “Pick up that can.
I sort of assume that hte can was non-interactable, because it was pretty hard to miss.
This was the first game ever to make my skin crawl its honestly the most immersed i have ever been in a vr game
Thanks a lot for the kind words, we appreciate it
same i felt genuine emotions playing this game lol
2:03 Was there not a can in front of you? 😂 maybe that’s what you needed to drop
The progression of VR games is going to be fun to watch. There's so much potential
This game would be so great with full body tracking!
Why is everyone being so sussy in the comments lol. What I meant is the game would be more immersive if you had to physically move your legs to inspect them and stuff like that.
Tf😂
Are you that one guy from uploadvr?
@@franz-luisbrendler4952 why is what he said weird?
@@pootassopick That's me!
@@franz-luisbrendler4952 What I mean is it would be so much more immersive if you had to physically move your legs to inspect them and stuff.
I actually asked the devs on Twitter if it would have it and they said it wasn't in their plans, sadly.
2:32 Well good news for you, you can make a mushroom soup in green hell, and it makes u see the craziest rainbow shit anyone could ever ask for!
It's not a mushroom soup, it does not contain mushrooms. Odd that considering knowing about it you don't know how it works in game. It's ayahuasca and is a real thing
@@nondescripthandle212 🤓🤓🤓
@@londontrack6099 🤮🤮🤮
@@de5tr0yr45🗿🗿🗿
@@nondescripthandle212 you have a very annoying way of talking, you should comment less. Very condescending
Green hell was a total game changer when I first played it about a year ago. I’m waiting for a game to beat it. Currently in the process to upgrade my pc to run vr solely for Skyrim all because of you and now i have this gem to look forward to again. Couldn’t be happier
you can play green hell vr without a PC
@@owenmason8437 true
Try The Forest. They both have very cool imersive building mechanics.
lucky dogggg
I played GHVR recently, and immediately I started going crazy with the crafting, speedran stone tools before even bothering to talk to Mia about anything
I died 4 times in my first 6 hours of playing the story
1. Fell to my death
2. Ate the phallus shroom, I knew it was poisonous irl but I was curious how poisonous it was in game. While sick, I didn’t notice the rattlesnake in my way as it then bit me, and while I was panicked from getting attacked and further sickened, I ended up getting bit twice more before realizing the snake, I beat it to death, then made my way to a cave, where I was soon finished off by my paranoia making me investigate a rustling sound-which was a scorpion which stung me thrice in my efforts to find it, finally killing me
3. Fell to my death
4. Killed a dart frog, knew better than to grab it, but not enough to know not to cook it, so I got extremely sick, was already marked for death, but of course I just got that hamster in me, I gotta unintentionally die with plenty of suffering. So while I’m insane and sick, I’m trying to replenish my water and accidentally got my coconut bidon contaminated after filling it with river water and leaving it to ‘boil’(it in fact does not boil), so I drank it all and got parasites up the ass, then as I’m trying to find food, I get bit by none other than a fucking wandering spider, twice! So while I’m insane, puking my guts out, and got tapeworms colonizing my guts, I’m now further sickened by the damned spider, desperate for any food, I killed and cooked it, I was eating more wild flora and fauna than a Chinese man, before long, I’d managed to pick the entire area clean of food. Now, the crazy thing is, I managed to pull through the worst of it, which is shocking, but alas, like I said, I was marked for death, maybe a solid day or two after surviving the brunt of my ailments, I succumbed to the poison
I had such a good laugh reading this😂
Can’t say my deaths was any better though
Man honestly this is one of the most fun and entertaining gameplay that I have ever watched.
H3VR actually has some underappreciated tripping mechanics in it, there's a few power up weiners that have various visual effects. My absolute favorite is actually the "bad trip" weiner, it's not common in regular gameplay, it has to be crafted in the zombie apocalypse mode, but it is one heck of an experience when you first try it.
That game is terrible bro
Worst vr game ever
@@jacklesmithda3rd502 ok man
@@jacklesmithda3rd502 ok Jackle.
@@jacklesmithda3rd502 I bet your favorite VR game is some demo back from the DK1 days
@@Freezorgium well h3vr is fun, but the controls are shit and the gamemodes are pretty boring after some time. It really has nice gun mechanics, but there barely is any game around it.
Naked and Afraid: Smooth Brain Edition
Perfect title
Oh hell yeah
habie - accidentally hits rock
also habie - yo this shit is banging
2:00 "Glad we're on the same page now"
-Uses B-roll of him opening a book
I see what you did there.
1:56 "Drop over left shoulder, there is nothing to drop"
*Can in front of him*
Fun fact, the parasite is based off of a real parasite but it actually comes from a type of fly usually found in the Amazon (I think it's called the botfly).
That's the fly's larvae, and it burrows deep inside until taken out (usually painfully as it sticks like a motherfucker with sharp hooks) eating away on the flesh. The part with the larvae doesn't look exactly like the one in game, as it would look more like a huge bump due to swelling with a big mosquito bite hole on it (the hole being where the larvae is). The best way to remove a botfly on human skin is to apply petroleum jelly as to suffocate the larvae and allow to remove it safely and less painfully the next day.
The larvae naturally falls out once it grows older.
Yet another reason why I hate nature and being outside.
Does this game have Candiru? 😭
@fotniteGOD248 a hole is a hole
@@seroma3516 and if theres a hole theres a way
@@kyotoarou
Hey, maybe we don’t try to fuck a mosquito bite looking hole caused by a parasitic bug that eats human skin and plants larvae inside you?
I havent played Green Hell but based on The Forest I think you have to complete the top of the structure to sleep in the bed. You haven't completed the shelter as a whole, so you can't use it. Hope this helps :)
I was looking for this comment! I was like "you can't sleep there cause the roof is missing" xD
Yes 100% he needed to complete the structure
it’s actually not even that, to sleep in the bed you just have to stand on the bed, tap your watch until it gets to the tab that says leaf bed, and then hold down on it. you can actually sleep anywhere anytime in this game, but without beds you’ll get parasites
@@ripbraincells8534 Reading the wiki it sounds like you'll get parasites from beds low to the ground, requires beds higher above the ground.
@@ripbraincells8534 I've never played and was questioning their comments, like that sounds miserable only being able to sleep in a shelter but you cleared it up, thanks!
I always click on your videos right when I see the notifications, thank you for dedicating your time to TH-cam.
Same.
His approach as a content creator is just very different from other youtubers.
@@magnusschneekloth7836 yeah its a refreshing change
Yes!
Same
1:54 Isn't there a can there for "Dropping over left shoulder" ? Hahaha
"the tutorial broke, drop over left shoulder. its.. there's nothing to drop" (proceeds to stair directly at a grabable soup can)
Oh man I loved Green Hell. I played it with a friend after we finished The Forest. I'm usually not one for "hardcore" style games, but Green Hell got me good. There is just something about it that's just so good. Maybe it's developing this crazy sense of perception in this super dense forest (after stepping on snakes for the first dozen hours).
Imo it's pretty simple, and the same reason people still go camping: most enjoyment in our lives can be related in some way to our survival in the wild - therefore an efficient way to create enjoyment is to simulate aspects of our survival.
My friends and I used to play a lot, but I kinda got too frustrated having been chased down by cougars every two minutes after exploring.
@@lulub517 Yeah! There's tons of annoying stuff like that. Thankfully nothing in the game is impossibly difficult to deal with though.
Thanks for helping my delve into oculus vr easy and fun by helping weed out the gems. You're awesome dude 🙏
Hmmm 🤔 primitive chimp brain tell me i should subscribe because i also have oculus but don't want to buy every game
@@SirUncleDolan you can pirate the games
I've played this game a lot on PC, and it is absolutely amazing. The VR version looks incredible! I can tell you that you've only scratched the surface of this game. I don't want to give too much away, but you can hallucinate in Green Hell. I'm excited for you to figure out how! There may be multiple ways...
8:18 i needed this thank you
In the end, we are all monkeys, we always return to the forest 😊
Atheist!!
I was considering picking this up before I found out that the main game and the VR game were two separate, fully-priced in-progress titles at 25 dollars each, instead of something like The Forest, a 20 dollar finished game that supports VR as a gameplay method. With all the neat mechanics present, I'd be willing to pay 30 for a single game that I can play in both PC mode and VR, but not 40 for their "bundled" price of both games.
Fr they did a fallout 4
Isn't it two different games though? First they developed the game Green Hell and then later on they developed Green Hell VR. It doesn't seem like just a VR port. So it would make sense that the developers would get paid for developing the VR game too!
:)
@@K4113B4113 it's literally the exact same game but in vt
@@nondescripthandle212 Oh alright. For the record, The Forest in VR is a really terrible VR port. The controls are absolutely horrendous. I’ve only seen videos of Green Hell VR but I can tell its VR mechanics are much better.
Now switching the main camera for a VR camera and get the arms moving should be pretty easy. But to go through the entire game and create VR animations/motions to correspond with every event I’d imagine takes a long time and lots of effort.
It is possible that the developers spent a lot of hours on the VR version. I guess we will never know but we could give them the benefit of the doubt and compensate them for their work.
Besides, if game companies start making money on VR titles they will start taking chances and making awesome VR games.
But if people think that 40 dollars for the base game and for the VR version in a bundle is too much money then maybe it’s not worth it for them to even develop these games.
But I could be wrong and maybe this particular VR port is just greedy idk 🤷♂️
@God Does Not Exist Alright I'll get a job at McDonalds no probs
Ah yes return to nature, a concept I am very familiar with.
This game looks both incredible, and terrifying. I wish we had more survival crafts in VR
You mentioned tripping balls would be cool, but making and drinking ayahuasca is a core element of the story progression, so keep playing until you get there if you actually really want to see some crazy shit
Making drugs is a forced part of progression, so if you want to play more, you have to make drugs.
THIS GAME IS SO GOOD, didn’t play it VR but the story is interesting and includes different endings. and in terms of survival it is a fun challenge.
This game ended up with me finding out that maggots are actually useful medically and are used on infected wounds to clear away dead flesh and help with healing, It’s even used in the modern age and is especially helpful against antibiotic resistant bacteria
Man and here was me expecting a repeat of the forest VR port.
Apparently it was too much to ask for your tools not to phase through everything in the world in that.
I'm glad this actually looks decent though! I might pick it up.
Been waiting on this to see if I want the game myself, looking forward to watching
FYI, the reason the reviews for this game are mixed is because of optimization issues. the game is absolutely amazing.
God they should port we happy few to vr, the game's all about taking 2 or 3 drugs, and it's a simple game, so It would be sick in vr.
This is honestly one of the coolest VR games I've ever seen.
I see very few games that truly leverage what VR offers.
Or even offers a compelling experience within VR.
But this looks like it really pushes the boundaries of the possibly experience
Yooo new habie just dropped
It would also be really cool if there was a saw VR game where you can recreate the traps like pound of flesh, and you can just see your arm stump after you cut off your hand
Dude! What’s wrong with you?!
You’re a genius!
What the hell man
Why didn't I think about that before, that's a nice idea.
Fuck that man
That’s actually a genius idea
I hope they will add multiplayer in the future it will be soooo fun to play with random people or with friends
oh hey we can add Batman Arkham Shadow to that list at 0:13, that's awesome
Fun fact, the parasite is based off of a real parasite but it actually comes from a type of fly usually found in the Amazon (I think it's called the botfly).
That's the fly's larvae, and it burrows deep inside until taken out (usually painfully as it sticks like a motherfucker with sharp hooks) eating away on the flesh. The part with the larvae doesn't look exactly like the one in game, as it would look more like a huge bump due to swelling with a big mosquito bite hole on it (the hole being where the larvae is). The best way to remove a botfly on human skin is to apply petroleum jelly as to suffocate the larvae and allow to remove it safely and less painfully the next day.
I bet if Green Hell can be introduced to schools and students will enjoy lessons more than before
But schools refuse to spend like 1500 per computer including VR. Cool concept tho
the smooth king back with another banger
As always, Habie, incredibly entertaining video. Thank you for showing me the flesh eating parasites, unfortunately for me I ate breakfast while watching this.
As a person that lives in the amazon of south America, I can say this is accurate
Woah
bro what you name ur flesh eating parasites?
@Jhovix happend once in the ecuadorian region of the Amazon, not a fun experience I must say
4:14 me when I have to get up early I'm the morning
Green Hell = Average Florida Man Backyard
I followed this game for a while but then once they added the first native tribes it kinda just fell off my radar so I’m so happy they ported it to VR so it got my attention again😄
This was physically painful to watch. Great video as always
1:10
POV: You’re 8 years old and showing off your collection of cool looking rocks and sticks to your friends
Cant believe he forgot Jurassic World: Aftermath in the good vr games list
It would be fun if they made a Vietnam war game on vr where you had to fight the NVA and Vietcong. Like you had to search tunnels and also fight tropical diseases, animals, insects, and where you have to search villages and figure out if people are secretly Vietcong or not. I know it would be a lot in a game but it would be cool to have a game that accurately portrays the Vietnam war.
Bonus mode: You play as Vietcong in an experimental art experience where you die horribly three minutes after waking up to screaming and your village on fire
No way green hell is fully support on vr its such a good game😄
This video def needs a part 2
2:37 "And you just see the craziest stuff in your headset"
Ah yes i see audio and hear vision
What is on his head right now… a VR headset
Watched this video the other day, coming back because I just saw it pop up on my Facebook feed. Nice to see your channel getting the attention it deserves.
I had so much fun in this game, but the devs abandoned promised features and gave up on the PC version in favor for PSVR and Meta Quest versions. Multiplayer co-op would have made this game so good, but no they cancelled that feature for PCVR for the other platforms.
I want someone to make a hardcore VR game where the structures you build need to be actually BUILT by hand without guides. The ultimate sandbox. Chip and hack away at wood. Smooth it down. Tie it together. Do it all yourself.
Or you could go in some forest and do that for real.
@@nessesseda I would if I could. It would be fun.
@@catpoke9557 agreed
I love your vids man, they always cheer me up. Keep it up :)
Having so much fun with this. Already 10 hours in and I love it
bro florida roots was hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣
As someone who has taken psychedelics. VR can never do a trip justice. If you don't know what I mean when you can listen to a song and feel like it's too chocolate and needs to stop being so chocolate. You'll never know what a trip is like. I also remembered a song the next day based on the colors I saw while my eyes were closed. Tripping is like trying to make sense of absolute sensory chaos.
As a Brazilian I can say: This is how we live.
1:34 wow that got me
4:44 DEEAAGGGHH!!!! 😱
"There's nothing to drop" as there is a can of food sitting in front of him. Love the videos lmao
Green hell is what a vr game should be an open world realistic game for you to experience and do whatever you want and have the feeling of being inside that environment
You’ll probably never read this but I’ll throw a game recommendation out here. There’s a game called a township tale it’s really fun. It’s multiplayer, it has skill trees like legendary tale, crafting like green hell and a giant open world. It takes a while to get the hang of but I think it’s great. Thanks for all the vr content
Who else clicked on the video to see if he was going to remove the worm on his arm?
0:42 Is minecraft just the basis for all survival games now?
The main thing I loved about this game was the audio, and the sanity, I was in a similar boat regarding sleep, and without spoilers, it was one of the most progressively scary experiences in vr I have ever had.
"monkey brain activated" perfect way to word that. Hitting the stone against the wall made my brain go into "smash" mode too
0:11 blade and sorcery modded, although i would respect the point that combat feels janky and annoying.
Dont Worry Ill Be A Smooth Brain Today 1:50 The Can Infront Of You Could Be Picked Up As thas why it had a white dot on it
5:07 true chads know where this song is from
Hint: skyrim sovngarde
Make a series out of this plsssss i love it ✨
“There’s nothing to drop” proceeds to stare at food container that was placed there specifically for the tutorial that you can drop over your shoulder
6:01 mario_surprised.mp3
3:34 could you grow more please
8:50
hi timed comment user.
Hello
not funny
@@TheWagonroastyes it is lol
It reminds me of a VR version of The Forest, without the cannibals
You didn't finish your shelter, that's why you couldn't sleep. Still had to add the roof and bind the sticks with vine rope. You need bone needle as to get rid of the parasites. You can get that through breaking down bone carcasses that you can find spawned as soon as you start a new game. Or you can get some through fishing by crafting a spear with just a long stick. First survival trick is finding coconut and making a shell to collect rain water. You're going to dehydrate pretty fast without it so you need to go on the hunt for that as soon as you make an stone or bone axe to cut down trees so you can start making your shelter and fireplace. Always make a shelter over your fireplace to protect it from rain. You'll go through periods of constant never ending rain that can go on for weeks so you need that shelter. Then of course you need to find grapping hook on the map. But that's for you to look up. Good luck.
I played the Walking Dead S&S game and when this came out the trailer didn't do the game justice. This video just cost me about 30 bucks and hours of my life but it looks worth it! Nice job!
Bro cut off his inspirational quote to notice the fish 😭😭😭
1:59 “Nothing to drop.”
Can: *Am I a joke to you?*
You had leeches for a long time, but the parasites actually WERE because you passed out! If you don't sleep in a bed or shelter, you'll always get parasites and will have to dig them out with a fish bone, needle, or something else sharp lol and then if you don't bandage it up, it'll become infected. Green Hell is a really comprehensive survival game, I can't imagine playing in VR.
The Forest in VR is one of my favorite vr games and regular games outside of vr. Its so good played both ways. I highly recommend!