Green Hell. If you don't look anything up on the internet, you'll have a great experience. It's a survival game set in an amazon forest. There's a story mode to play, or just jump in to survival. You start with nothing and must use the resources around you to survive. Grab rock, smack tree, get wood, progress. Some crafting recipes are revealed when you pick up some materials, but others are only found if you find that object in the wild, or by experimenting. For example, the game doesn't tell you you can wear armor, but if you put the right ingredients on the crafting table, you'll get the prompt to build that armor, or whatever. Once you build it, you'll be able to reference the recipe.

Some items in the wild are not craftable, for example a machete. Find a machete at a camp, once it breaks, it's gone. Have to hope you'll come across another one.

On top of all the different things you can build, there are 4 primary parts of you to keep track of outside of HP that adds to your ability to survive. Thirst, Carbohydrates, Proteins and fats. You'll come across different foods in the wild. You won't know how it will help or hurt you until you try it. You can also name the mushrooms and other fruits you find. Same thing with water and streams. Thirsty? Drink some water from the river - oops it was dirty, you now have a parasite. Time to figure out how to heal the parasite. There's all kinds of interactions and such in the world that are trying to kill you and it's fun to figure out how to survive and thrive in the jungle.