Green Hell to get large co-op expansion as well as bigger shelters
Green Hell, a popular jungle survival simulator, has recently received a giant update. The game will now also feature a co-op mode to go along with its single-player campaign and will also allow players to build shelters that are more than one story high. The game is ranked as one of the best games to be released on Steam in 2019.
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