So, what we’ve got here is a system that simulates the consequences of horrible illness through a tactile UI. Need I also remind you that this, mate, is the jungle, not one your millennial ‘Boots’ shops, so you’ll need to be craft both the bandage and the medicine from the appropriate plants. Nuanced!Ī snake bite might inject you with fever and slow acting poison which, depending on the difficulty level, will possibly kill you unless treated with a medicinal bandage. You can restore your sanity by doing opulent, coddled things like eating canned cheese and sleeping on real beds, but if it gets too low, you’ll hear disparaging voices and the screen will go black and white. Leeches tend to latch onto you when you walk through water, and slowly drain your sanity meter, an effect I was not aware leeches had, so you’ll need to manually pluck them off. The second UI menu is a sort of quartered vitruvian man icon where you can inspect both your arms and legs, twisting them around to check for leeches, bites, and other wounds you get for being rubbish at nature. Also, the watch is quite swish, I suppose, if you’re the sort of person who owns an Elon Musk body pillow that tracks how many times you scream in your sleep. Hydration, naturally, tends to deplete quicker than the other three. Let any macro fall too low, and you’ll suffer health penalties. The tracker has colour-coded quadrants for proteins, carbs, fats, and hydration, all of which are gained in different quantities from scarfing various foods.
First, there’s a watch which triples up as a compass and a macronutrient tracker. You’ll be monitoring your vitals with the help of two nicely diegetic UI elements. So: survival in Green Hell means micromanagement. The water will make its way through the filter and come out clean.Alright, enough of that. Poor the water in the top and make sure to have something below it ready for collection. Your other option is a bit more advanced, but you can create two different water filters just like the collectors. That shell also works as a way to boil water. If you're on the hunt, you can find turtles which can be stripped of their shell. A pot can also be used for this purpose, but it cannot be crafted and needs to be found in your play-through. Once it's done boiling, you'll be able to safely drink it. This will boil the water and remove any nasty parasites that will make you sick. How-to Boil and Remove Parasites From WaterĬoconuts are again useful for this purpose, because once you have an empty coconut half shell, you can collect some water into it and then place it upon a fire. You can craft a bamboo or normal version, it shouldn't really matter which style you create, it's more about what resources you have available.
Coconuts can be found in palm trees, you'll need to throw a tool of some sort at them to knock them off the tree.Ī bit of a more advanced option is building yourself a water collector. You'll only need the Coconut and Rope to craft one. Coconuts can also be turned into a Coconut Bidon which will hold water and aide in the collection of water from various areas. You can even place an empty coconut shell on the ground to collect rain water. They are very helpful in providing hydration, as well as sustenance because of the edible flesh. Coconuts are the much safer way to get clean water.
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