The project is being led by newly-formed Galaktus Games, part of the Galaktus PR agency, which was founded in October of last year.

Perhaps the most interesting part of the game, however, is who is producing it. Then there’s a bit of inventory Tetris to fit everything into your pack, plus another set of dice to roll when you hallucinate on tea. You’ll roll dice with puzzle pieces on each face, and only by combining partial symbols into whole ones will they be able to gather raw materials from the environment. Just as in the video game, scavenging is key to survival. Each one will have a different set of skills, so the Survival Expert, Medic, Guide, and Scientist will all need to work together to save him. Players take on the role of rescuers searching for Higgins. “It’s reminiscent of a smarter, more human, more grounded Far Cry,” said RPS reviewer Nic Rueben, “one written by and for people that have a frame of reference that extends beyond other video games, and also people that aren’t afraid to explicitly condemn their shitty protagonist when necessary.” According to the gang at Rock Paper Shotgun, the game’s not all that bad. To escape, players must micromanage their resources, craft tools, and interact with the native population - and their psychoactive ayahuasca tea. In the video game Green Hell, players take on the role of Jake Higgins, a white man lost in the Amazon rainforest. A crowdfunding campaign, hosted on Kickstarter, is expected soon.

In it, developers show how they’ve translated key parts of the digital experience to the tabletop. Publisher Galaktus Games announced the project Wednesday, which was accompanied by a brief trailer.

Green Hell, a survival video game available on Steam and Nintendo Switch, is being turned into a board game.

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