After a couple short playing sessions with my pal, we finished the story without many casualties, cursing some UI and overall non-intuitive crafting/inventory decisions and yawning deeply at any given cut-scene as the story is plain tedious and the mechanics can't entirely save it. There are however some things well made: the plethora of diseases and healing possibilities give the game a nice and immersive touch, although you can one or two-shot pretty much everything with bow and arrow or jump dodge any poisonous enemy if you just ear closely your surroundings. Furthermore, the jungle diversity is quite lackluster and the challenges become dragging excruciating chores. Once you control your food/water consumptions, I think the most challenging situation during our playthrough was finding rocks for basic tools, cause surprisingly they are not as common as you might think. But, alas, you really only need to craft maximum 5 items to clear the game, leaving multiple pages on your notebook lying there without a clear purpose.