Weird how Squirrel Stapler almost immeditley popped into my head while watching this too. Checked and it even has the better Main Menu guitar. And that was a GameJam thing so it was done in a couple of days and still feels miles better than this.
29:14 This is actually a real law. Only gobbler turkeys, or older males with broad plumage, a chest beard, and a massive wattle, are legal game turkeys. You can tell them apart from hens and jakes when they start showing off to females. That’s most likely why the previous turkey’s model spontaneously changed on them.
@@TheDMan2003 in good hunting games the males are always legal, the females are not because sadly this game doesn't do 99% of hunting game literally tells you to not kill females...which makes me question why you're allowed to hit the females deers when you shouldn't and they don't get a warning.
22:54 Just wanted to give a brief explanation of the shotgun in the game. It fires a rifled slug, which essentially turns the shotgun into a large bore rifle. There is no large hit pattern because it isn't firing lead shot. Just a single bullet. This is possible because the barrels of most shotguns can be replaced for a slug barrel.
Slug rounds are something we don't see plenty of in gaming (Unless I am missing something) and sadly this bad excuse for a hunting game has slug rounds be an ammo type.
@@Tiredcream6472 they are somewhat common in newer games, a welcome addition which can change a shotgun from a close-range monster to a medium range headshot machine
@@Tiredcream6472Funnily enough, the differences in the 12 Gauge types is much of what makes Dinner Bell and the Riot Shotgun in Fallout: New Vegas phenomenal options in a game filled to the brim with much more noticeably over-the-top hilarity. Being able to switch ammo from standard pellets to buck, magnum buck, pulse, fire, even beanbag for fatigue if that’s how you wanna play, give the two much more versatility than most other weapons that have alt ammo which simply increases damage, pierces more armor, and/or degrades your weapon faster. All you need to do is apply Shotgun Surgeon and And Stay Back and watch as your enemies flail and collapse.
I just love that out of the three weapons in the game, one is a 18th century musket. Given how bad the game already is, I dread to even think how the devs could have handled a musket.
There is actually a hunting season for muzzle loaded weapons. There’s a big market today for modern muzzle loaded rifles specifically for hunting purposes.
@@renakunisaki"Sigh, so you didn't even START playing for real yet?!? Makes sense. Because I'd rather take your acoustic guitar and Smash it against a wall repeatedly".
There's so many crap hunting games for the Wii that it boggles me that Nintendo didn't think of making a Duck Hunt game for the console to show these ass clowns how it's really done.
Are we really not going to elaborate further on how horrifyingly creepy that non stop droning sound of despair they use for the background is? Seriously that background noise while your character is roaming the forest is nightmare fuel, its like the sound of purgatory.
5:43 As someone who travels to the South Carolina Lowcountry often, it's safe to say that the people who made that game clearly didn't understand Canadian geography.
As an SC native I'm glad our state is now known for a trash game and the murdaughs and like 5 serial killers and being the first to segregate from the union...
I live in Florida, so I can guarantee that the Gulf of Mexico occupies some kind of tangible exsistence outside of Canada Hunt... Also, in Florida, we go on COCONUT HUNTS!
The shotgun you showed did say it was firing rifled slugs. With that it should make a single impact. That is before you get to any of the weird ammo types for rifles, pistols, & shotguns.
The DS was the same way. There were some amazing RPGs and platformers on it, or rushed licensed shovelware. Nowadays those are all mobile freemium games.
Absolutely love the Werner Herzog impersonation you guys did for the game. It turned an otherwise entertaining piece of commentary into truly timeless cinema.
The models popping in and out of existence is called "entity culling". When you're no longer looking at the entity, it stops rendering to save processing power. It's supposed to happen when the entity is fully off-screen, but usually the entity's center is what triggers the culling.
Tbh, although entity culling is a normal process in most games, saying "Entity Culling" while talking about this creepypasta-looking software makes it a little creepier.
This just reminds me of an old PC hunting Game that gave you an incredibly realistic experience in regards to hunting. It walked you through how aiming with different guns and even bows worked, gave you limits for your hunts, you even had to hunt between specific times of the day, and each animal you killed would unlock a recipe for that animal.
@@HelghastStalker There's quite a few good ones from back in the day, I know my grandfather would play the ones he had when it wasn't hunting season and they were all really good and detailed. There's really no telling.
I'm suprised this wasn't published by GameMill. Feels like one of their 2000s releases. A better name for this game would be "Big Bucks: Over The Border Hunting"
@@WatcherKoops4677Nope, I already knew that they released fun sized Kong thanks to Cr1tikal. I was suprised that they're still around. Wonder if they'll do a IJB about that and the avatar game they released
Hey Shane and Adam. Months/year ago, I saw a switch game called “Chicken Range” at Gamestop. Not certain but it might just be the threequal to the chicken shoot franchise!
Multiple ghosts of wasted money have been haunting me for a while, some of which are from discs that are pretty much destroyed and no longer work... This exact game is unfortunately one of them
I thought I knew everything about Canada, from ketchup chips, double double coffees, Tim Horton's, poutine, and even toques, but today I learned that smarties don't exist in the US. I thought everywhere else called the hard powdered candies Rockets too. Thanks for these facts, you learn something new every day.
@@susanpicanco7576 it's a joke. Werner Herzog is a very well known art house filmmaker, whose narrations in his documentaries are often florid and poetic yet nihilistic and bleak. They're playing on the bleak, isolated Canadian landscape supposedly depicted in the game being narrated by him as if it's in one of his documentaries. The joke is that he just appeared and started narrating unexpectedly.
I have to point out that at 22:55 it states that it is firing a rifled slug. You can think of a slug as a giant bullet, rather the scatter/grape shot most people think of when they think of a shotgun firing. Slugs are mainly used when taking down larger creatures, as the greater size means greater mass, and more stopping power.
True, that said all three of those guns would be usable for large game, which makes each choice redundant. The only exception is if the game took recoil into account, along with reloading speed for the muzzleloader.
If you told me this was a retro-style indie horror title I wouldn't have bat an eye. Stuff like Squirrel Stapler is less unnerving than Canada Hunt's gameplay.
Rerez is the only channel I know that can make a 30 minute video talking about a random Wii shovelware hunting game and make it actually very enjoyable and fun to watch. Your chemistry alone sells this to me.
With the spooky atmosphere i was expecting a dreaded Canadian Goose to chase the hunter. Missed opportunity for a Canadian themed slender man, mostly in Southern USA,with an Austrian flag, Oh the potential 😂
Canada geese are awful. They may look nice when flying in formation, but having them land in a park where they inevitably poop everywhere and occasionally harass visitors is nothing short of a public nightmare.
22:54 They are using a slug shot, which is one solid piece of metal used for larger game, different from bird or buckshot, which has a spread shot and is used for medium to small game hunting.
Its sad when the history from smarties in different countries has more to do about canadia then a game called CANADIAN HUNT! (Was also more entertaning then the whole game we have here) ty everyone from rerez for another banger!
Wait. The elk and turkey are BONUS levels thrown in. So.....the game originally was just the single deer level!? This is definitely a cursed creepy pasta game. No way its legitimately real. Lol
One other fun fact about Nestle Smarties: Nestle didn't invent the name, the recipe and name was bought off a UK-based confectioner of tooth rotting sweets, Roundtree's (still very present here in the UK, has some good veggie options too)
@@danny_dinthead8858Nestlé, the same company who's CEO literally tried to buy all of Canada's water and insisted it isn't a human right. True story. Basically ran by a cartoon super villan.
@@wantedbird55srandomchannel28 they had an agreement to buy 100 million liters of water for under $2. Turns out fires couldn't be fought because their direct action and they got sued for the damage. They settled out of court 🙄
Speaking of Wii, I defiantly think eventually you guys should do a Just Bad Games on ALONE IN THE DARK (2008) game, but the Wii port. There are hundreds of videos that always talks about the 360, PC versions being pretty bad, and some saying the PS3 version being mid, but there are barely any videos that ever talk about the Wii port which is actually the worst version out of the group and that version has slight changes in its story and style compared to the others. So I feel there is a lot to talk about the Wii version of Alone In The Dark (2008) with the changes and differences between it and the other more talk about versions, and of course the horror that is the MOTION CONTROLS!!
The Wii port was met with bad press by review outlets that apparently Atari threatened to sue the review outlets, saying that they couldn't possibly have been able to revie the finished game when it wasn't released and suggested that they had downloaded a shotty version when in reality it was Atari that sent them the review copies of the finished product. I'm not kidding, Atari was over in their heads to not realize that THEY had been the ones that shipped the review sites the shitshow that was Alone in the Dark 2008 on Wii.
Love the series! That said I did catch a mistake you guys made. When mentioning the shotgun you said it should have a wider pattern. While that would be true if the shell was filled with shot (pellets), but that is firing slugs as it’s mentioned in the weapon description.
im a wildlife student so once i saw turkeys in a game called “canada hunt” i immediately knew something was sus (turkeys have been extirpated from much of canada except southern ontario, though there have been efforts in the last few years to help reestablish the population)
Even then, you’d think they still could’ve set that level in southern Ontario and it would’ve worked. Just like how they could’ve set the elk hunts in Alberta’s Rocky Mountains rather than Colorado’s. Bottom line is, it’s truly absurd that they named a game “Canada Hunt” and then absolutely refused to acknowledge the sheer amount of geographical diversity of that country.
I am 100% the nature documentary narrator your hearing is the hunter your playing as himself trying to find meaning and understand in the cold, empty, lifeless gameworld he lives in.
This looks like a damn haunted PS1 horror game, that is was on Wii is utterly baffling to me. Also I love that the Herzog impression is so bad that y'all didn't even call it a Herzog impression. True confidence!
You're correct, and that's helpful if you know the difference, but the game doesn't have any kind of explanation explaining as such. I still can't get over the game having no tutorials and no descriptions (unlike pretty much every other hunting game out there). Of course the guys wouldn't know the difference when they specifically mentioned that they know pretty much nothing about hunting or hunting games.
Rerez tearing through Canada Hunt makes me wanna sport my best flannel, kick back, and crack open a Molson Ice with a side of poutine, and binge watch LetterKenney on Cram TV in their honor.
22:53 Nitpick time! As the screen indicates, that shotgun is using slugs as ammunition. A shotgun loaded with slugs basically fires a really big bullet per shot rather than a spread of pellets. So, a small impact point is consistent.
Hilariously, Deer Hunter 2 (which came WAY before the Wii... even the Gamecube!) has things such as droppings (not just deer), mud tracks (not just deer), blood trails (not just deer), animal sounds (not just deer) in depth descriptions. Keep in mind DEER HUNTER 2 CAME OUT ON OCTOBER 31ST 1998! They even had things like deer blinds, tree stands, EVEN VEHICLES!
The shotgun ammo description is a slug. Slugs are basically like a giant .50 cal bullet. That’s why the impact point of the shotgun seemed “tight” it was just 1 big bullet.
22:00 Um, guys, it said that the shotgun was firing a rifled slug. That's a single, solid projectile about the size of your thumb. No scatter, game actually wins that one.
Your channel just came out of nowhere into my recommendations but I've really enjoyed it. We've been sick with various crap for a couple weeks now and your videos have been highly entertaining during the crappy times. Thanks!
Don’t worry, you guys didn’t need to clarify that you were Canadian. I figured it out when you guys made a video about “Pupeye the Sailor.” But you guys are the perfect people to review this game!
Fun fact about the Wii sensor bar: it doesn't actually tell the Wii anything about the remote, it's just two infrared LEDs. You can literally replace it with 2 candles and the Wii remote will work just as well, if not better.
I think the "illegal game" bit being unexplained was probably some cynicism on the dev's part. That'd be common knowledge to someone deep into hunting, who the devs likely figured would be the only people likely to play these games if anyone at all, so they didn't bother pointing it out.
I'm torn here, since the male and female turkeys are shown in this video, so... it seems like the answer as to why shooting the turkey hen was "illegal" is obvious? (Also, is it illegal to shoot female turkeys?) But, with a game this bad, who really cares... By the way, a male turkey is called a gobbler. And yes I just learned that.
@btr3k Shooting female animals tends to be illegal during certain parts of the year, varying by species, yeah. Even with that knowledge, it's a pretty cynical assumption on the dev's part and isn't a fully adequate explanation on its own.
Just for those who hear Canadians talk and assume they're Americans, Rerez is a Canadian channel. You can tell when shane says anything with the "out" sound in it.
the fact squirrel stapler is meant to be a parody of these types of games and yet has a more enjoyable and fulfilling gameplay loop says a lot
Weird how Squirrel Stapler almost immeditley popped into my head while watching this too. Checked and it even has the better Main Menu guitar. And that was a GameJam thing so it was done in a couple of days and still feels miles better than this.
🎵GOD IS COMING🎵
@@LutherannoG🎵🎶 *_GOD IS HERE!_* 🎶🎵
@@LutherannoG Nah, I doubt it
@@RandomBloonStuffI don't think you get the reference.
This game looks like it should be a fake hunting game that turns out to be a horror game.
It has crazy squirrel stapler vibes
Squirrel Stapler gotcha covered
@@timidalchemist8475 I need to check out Squirrel Stapler. Heard good things of it.
I've seen too many real parody horror games for it to surprise me. Maybe someone should parody those games instead.
that would've been interesting, even if it sounds like a downgraded Predator movie.
This game has a very creepypasta feel to it. It feels like an eldritch abomination will pop up out of nowhere at any minute.
GOD IS HERE
Like 19:17 ?
Squirrel Stapler but in Canada
TIM HORTON IS COMING
Only thing missing are interns and bad grammar
Who thought using LOUD HORROR AMBIANCE DRONING in a hunting game was a good idea?
I kinda thought it was a good idea
I mean, works for Squirrel Stapler, but that's going for an entirely different vibe.
the soothing sounds of an alien invasion
This game can be reworked into a horror game
We need more hunting horror game
not gonna lie a game disguised as a hunting simulator that turns into a survival horror about half way through would be neat though
29:14 This is actually a real law. Only gobbler turkeys, or older males with broad plumage, a chest beard, and a massive wattle, are legal game turkeys. You can tell them apart from hens and jakes when they start showing off to females. That’s most likely why the previous turkey’s model spontaneously changed on them.
Wait a second, does that mean the turkey changed from a legal target into an illegal one?
@@TheDMan2003 No, they shot an illegal Turkey.
You can only tell legal ones apart from illegal ones when they start showing off to females
@@TheDMan2003 in good hunting games the males are always legal, the females are not because sadly this game doesn't do 99% of hunting game literally tells you to not kill females...which makes me question why you're allowed to hit the females deers when you shouldn't and they don't get a warning.
22:54 Just wanted to give a brief explanation of the shotgun in the game. It fires a rifled slug, which essentially turns the shotgun into a large bore rifle. There is no large hit pattern because it isn't firing lead shot. Just a single bullet. This is possible because the barrels of most shotguns can be replaced for a slug barrel.
Slug rounds are something we don't see plenty of in gaming (Unless I am missing something) and sadly this bad excuse for a hunting game has slug rounds be an ammo type.
@@Tiredcream6472 they are somewhat common in newer games, a welcome addition which can change a shotgun from a close-range monster to a medium range headshot machine
The 'why offer different weapons if they all act the same' point stands though.
@@Tiredcream6472Funnily enough, the differences in the 12 Gauge types is much of what makes Dinner Bell and the Riot Shotgun in Fallout: New Vegas phenomenal options in a game filled to the brim with much more noticeably over-the-top hilarity. Being able to switch ammo from standard pellets to buck, magnum buck, pulse, fire, even beanbag for fatigue if that’s how you wanna play, give the two much more versatility than most other weapons that have alt ammo which simply increases damage, pierces more armor, and/or degrades your weapon faster.
All you need to do is apply Shotgun Surgeon and And Stay Back and watch as your enemies flail and collapse.
The barren landscape and that droning sound make it seem more like the setting for a horror game
Or northern Manitoba 😅
You know, I was thinking the same thing.
It's a horrorble game.
It's like Squirrel Stapler.
@@gnbmanthat’s exactly what I was thinking of! At least there the graphics are intentionally bad
I just love that out of the three weapons in the game, one is a 18th century musket. Given how bad the game already is, I dread to even think how the devs could have handled a musket.
Not a musket - it's actually a Kentucky rifle. Still a black-powder muzzle-loader, but INFINITELY more accurate than a smooth-bore musket,
There is actually a hunting season for muzzle loaded weapons. There’s a big market today for modern muzzle loaded rifles specifically for hunting purposes.
@@jomahawk7488That’s interesting! Is there a practical reason for using a muzzle loader these days or is it just an enthusiast thing?
@@Electrolux219in some states black powder weapons aren't considered firearms. Although that mostly applies to older weapons. Also it's kinda neat.
@@Electrolux219Some people like the challenge of using antiquated hunting methods, same with bow hunting.
They hired One-Take Tim to play a song for the game. They didn't realize that the audition was the take they got.
"huh? I was just tuning..."
@@renakunisaki"Sigh, so you didn't even START playing for real yet?!? Makes sense. Because I'd rather take your acoustic guitar and Smash it against a wall repeatedly".
Who’s One-Take Tim?
I wanna know to.
You'll fix the audio in post right?
With those animals looking like that it is more of a Chernobyl hunt than Canada Hunt.
That actually sounds like a cool game concept
No matter the game, no matter the animal, Rerez can’t escape the spirit of chicken shoot
Did they change their name?
@@busterbackster1Not that I recall.
They should score games based on how distant they are to the quality of chicken shoot.
@@busterbackster1no
based team skull enjoyer
This game, it reeks of "We have Cabela's big game hunt at home" energy.
"We have Chicken Shoot."
Any of the animal hunting games Scott the Woz played on his show was better than Canada Hunt!
More like the original Cabela's dangerous hunts (the original)
There's so many crap hunting games for the Wii that it boggles me that Nintendo didn't think of making a Duck Hunt game for the console to show these ass clowns how it's really done.
Speaking of Cabela's, anyone saw Mandalore's latest review? That was trip.
we're not hunting deers, elks, or turkeys, we're hunting for enjoyment of this game.
plus, the commentary guy really touched my heart. 🥲
Freakin' burn.
also, i'd like for rerez to make a video about the burnout legends port on the ds
Are we really not going to elaborate further on how horrifyingly creepy that non stop droning sound of despair they use for the background is? Seriously that background noise while your character is roaming the forest is nightmare fuel, its like the sound of purgatory.
5:43 As someone who travels to the South Carolina Lowcountry often, it's safe to say that the people who made that game clearly didn't understand Canadian geography.
As an SC native I'm glad our state is now known for a trash game and the murdaughs and like 5 serial killers and being the first to segregate from the union...
I live in Florida, so I can guarantee that the Gulf of Mexico occupies some kind of tangible exsistence outside of Canada Hunt... Also, in Florida, we go on COCONUT HUNTS!
@@Gamingtrevorflorida man said 😂😂😂😂😂
I'm just here to say hi to fellow South Carolinians
As someone FROM South Carolina Lowcountry, I believe it's safe to say that the developers failed middle school geography.
The shotgun you showed did say it was firing rifled slugs. With that it should make a single impact. That is before you get to any of the weird ammo types for rifles, pistols, & shotguns.
I was just going to say lol, at least the game got something right
Man the Wii was crazy. Everything’s either Super Mario Galaxy or Canada Hunt.
Same for the NES, really.
The Bleak Buckshot Galaxy was always my least favorite set of levels.
The DS was the same way. There were some amazing RPGs and platformers on it, or rushed licensed shovelware.
Nowadays those are all mobile freemium games.
@@crazyluigi6664Everything's either Ninja Gaiden or an Action 52
The era of shovelware
Absolutely love the Werner Herzog impersonation you guys did for the game. It turned an otherwise entertaining piece of commentary into truly timeless cinema.
As an American who’s visited Canada only twice, I can confirm Deer there are capable of phasing through any object known to mankind.
As someone that was born in Canada, I can also confirm this fact.
@@MrNyto_That's why they stand still like idiots in the middle of the road...😂
The models popping in and out of existence is called "entity culling". When you're no longer looking at the entity, it stops rendering to save processing power. It's supposed to happen when the entity is fully off-screen, but usually the entity's center is what triggers the culling.
Oh, isn't that also why making entities super large in some games will cause them to cull when they move slightly offscreen?
@@SheepUndefined Yep, pretty much.
Tbh, although entity culling is a normal process in most games, saying "Entity Culling" while talking about this creepypasta-looking software makes it a little creepier.
This just reminds me of an old PC hunting Game that gave you an incredibly realistic experience in regards to hunting. It walked you through how aiming with different guns and even bows worked, gave you limits for your hunts, you even had to hunt between specific times of the day, and each animal you killed would unlock a recipe for that animal.
Probably a Cabela game tbh
What game was it?
@@HelghastStalker There's quite a few good ones from back in the day, I know my grandfather would play the ones he had when it wasn't hunting season and they were all really good and detailed. There's really no telling.
I remember playing one of those and it included the sitting around for 4 hours not seeing anything and waiting for a deer in a tree.
Theres The hunter. And the sequel hunter call of the wild
I'm surprised that you missed that the deer models aren't actually deer but donkeys with horns added to their models
"Uh, sir... why don't you use real deer?"
"Deer don't look like deer on film. We gotta use donkeys."
A Just Bad Games day is always a good day - thanks for the Friday gift Rerez! 😊
The Smarties digression was brilliant, and also informative.
Now I know that German Smarties are Canadian Smarties.
I'm suprised this wasn't published by GameMill. Feels like one of their 2000s releases. A better name for this game would be "Big Bucks: Over The Border Hunting"
are you also surprised they published Kong?
@@WatcherKoops4677Nope, I already knew that they released fun sized Kong thanks to Cr1tikal. I was suprised that they're still around. Wonder if they'll do a IJB about that and the avatar game they released
@@Wnick1996big bucks over the border hunting on the FONY EntertainmentBox 27½
I'm honestly disappointed it's NOT a horror game. It has literally all telltale signs of being a cool, no-budget, single-dev horror game.
Hey Shane and Adam. Months/year ago, I saw a switch game called “Chicken Range” at Gamestop. Not certain but it might just be the threequal to the chicken shoot franchise!
The Switch's shovelware problem is as bad as the Wii's, right?
@@Invidente7 i never really thought about it but maybe
@@BR-jw7pm i think so, i keep seeing garbage switch games at my local store, like "emoji kart racer" or "minecraft dungeons"
@@Invidente7I'd argue it's worse given how easy it is to submit games to the eShop.
@@BR-jw7pmI would imagine there's plenty in the E-Shop
Lol this is great. It feels like truly haunted media. Someone could probably make a very effective creepy edit of this game
I don't think a creepy edit of this is possible.
Multiple ghosts of wasted money have been haunting me for a while, some of which are from discs that are pretty much destroyed and no longer work... This exact game is unfortunately one of them
Same here. Mostly DS/3DS games.
I thought I knew everything about Canada, from ketchup chips, double double coffees, Tim Horton's, poutine, and even toques, but today I learned that smarties don't exist in the US. I thought everywhere else called the hard powdered candies Rockets too. Thanks for these facts, you learn something new every day.
I had an American friend describe Smarties as "chalky" and it took us like, 5 minutes to realize we were talking about 2 different candies
I knew about the Smarties/Rockets thing but I didn't know they were from the UK, or that the UK ones have orange-flavoured orange Smarties lol
As someone in the U.S. I can confirm. The UK/Canada Smarties Look good, though.
I had that issue trying to order a smarty mcflury down there and lady was so confused when I kept pointing to the sign and insisting they serve them 😂
...."Double double coffee"?
Love the Werner Herzog impression cutting in every so often
That was a nice touch 😂
Definitely did not have a Werner Herzog character appearing on Rerez on my 2023 bingo card. Weird but hilarious.
Can't believe this was so far down. It was fantastic.
Why do shane nor Adam know who that is?
@@susanpicanco7576 it's a joke.
Werner Herzog is a very well known art house filmmaker, whose narrations in his documentaries are often florid and poetic yet nihilistic and bleak. They're playing on the bleak, isolated Canadian landscape supposedly depicted in the game being narrated by him as if it's in one of his documentaries.
The joke is that he just appeared and started narrating unexpectedly.
I have to point out that at 22:55 it states that it is firing a rifled slug. You can think of a slug as a giant bullet, rather the scatter/grape shot most people think of when they think of a shotgun firing. Slugs are mainly used when taking down larger creatures, as the greater size means greater mass, and more stopping power.
True, that said all three of those guns would be usable for large game, which makes each choice redundant. The only exception is if the game took recoil into account, along with reloading speed for the muzzleloader.
If you told me this was a retro-style indie horror title I wouldn't have bat an eye. Stuff like Squirrel Stapler is less unnerving than Canada Hunt's gameplay.
Born and raised Canadian here, I can confirm this game is actually spot-on accurate. Shovelware is how we live in real life.
Rerez is the only channel I know that can make a 30 minute video talking about a random Wii shovelware hunting game and make it actually very enjoyable and fun to watch. Your chemistry alone sells this to me.
I can’t explain the level of excitement I have when I see a new “Just Bad Games” on my feed
With the spooky atmosphere i was expecting a dreaded Canadian Goose to chase the hunter. Missed opportunity for a Canadian themed slender man, mostly in Southern USA,with an Austrian flag, Oh the potential 😂
Canada geese are awful. They may look nice when flying in formation, but having them land in a park where they inevitably poop everywhere and occasionally harass visitors is nothing short of a public nightmare.
If a Wendigo or something attacked outta nowhere, the game would become a 10/10
Skinwalkers could work too, or whatever the northwoods indigenous equivalent is (pretty sure that specific term is more of a southwestern thing).
I’m from Canada and this really made me feel proud, this game truly captures what it’s like on a nice acid rain-y day in Sudbury
sudbury is such a nightmare realm 😭
When I was making trouble as a kid my mom would threaten to send me to Sudbury if I didn’t behave. I still have nightmares.
You have acid rain up there? They stopped bellyaching about that in the US back in the '90s
How the heck did Rerez AND Scott the Woz both teach me so much about Smarties in the span of a week?
And Caddicarus, who's from the U.K., didn't talk about them once in his video 🤣
Vinesauce also had an ad in September with Smarties where a robot asks "when you eat your Smarties, do you eat the red ones last?"
Brilliant
That ambient noise during gameplay actually would be amazing in a horror game
With moderation; otherwise it just becomes annoying.
I want the music and sound effects to just put onto my siblings computer and force it on repeat
@@eletrick1032 omg that is brilliant and I am cheering for you to do it!!!
22:54 They are using a slug shot, which is one solid piece of metal used for larger game, different from bird or buckshot, which has a spread shot and is used for medium to small game hunting.
Its sad when the history from smarties in different countries has more to do about canadia then a game called CANADIAN HUNT! (Was also more entertaning then the whole game we have here) ty everyone from rerez for another banger!
The yellow highlight looks suspiciously like a debug function that they forgot to turn off.
Wait. The elk and turkey are BONUS levels thrown in.
So.....the game originally was just the single deer level!?
This is definitely a cursed creepy pasta game. No way its legitimately real. Lol
One other fun fact about Nestle Smarties: Nestle didn't invent the name, the recipe and name was bought off a UK-based confectioner of tooth rotting sweets, Roundtree's (still very present here in the UK, has some good veggie options too)
Rowntree's, Nestlé bought the whole company and that's how the corp. got Rolo, KitKat, Lion, Yorkie, Aero & Smarties
@@abrahamlupis9354 I do forget that Nestle is a heartless megacorp.
@@danny_dinthead8858Nestlé, the same company who's CEO literally tried to buy all of Canada's water and insisted it isn't a human right. True story. Basically ran by a cartoon super villan.
@@_TwinkThey *what?*
@@wantedbird55srandomchannel28 they had an agreement to buy 100 million liters of water for under $2. Turns out fires couldn't be fought because their direct action and they got sued for the damage. They settled out of court 🙄
Speaking of Wii, I defiantly think eventually you guys should do a Just Bad Games on ALONE IN THE DARK (2008) game, but the Wii port. There are hundreds of videos that always talks about the 360, PC versions being pretty bad, and some saying the PS3 version being mid, but there are barely any videos that ever talk about the Wii port which is actually the worst version out of the group and that version has slight changes in its story and style compared to the others. So I feel there is a lot to talk about the Wii version of Alone In The Dark (2008) with the changes and differences between it and the other more talk about versions, and of course the horror that is the MOTION CONTROLS!!
The driving motion controls in that game were the worst.
I actually like the PC version despite some glaring faults
There’s a Wii version?!
@@KTKomedy2813Oh yes and it's every bit as bad you think it is.
The Wii port was met with bad press by review outlets that apparently Atari threatened to sue the review outlets, saying that they couldn't possibly have been able to revie the finished game when it wasn't released and suggested that they had downloaded a shotty version when in reality it was Atari that sent them the review copies of the finished product.
I'm not kidding, Atari was over in their heads to not realize that THEY had been the ones that shipped the review sites the shitshow that was Alone in the Dark 2008 on Wii.
I like how every shot sounds like a naval cannon.😂
Love the series! That said I did catch a mistake you guys made. When mentioning the shotgun you said it should have a wider pattern. While that would be true if the shell was filled with shot (pellets), but that is firing slugs as it’s mentioned in the weapon description.
The footage of one of Canada’s only two seasons is hilariously accurate.
you know its a good day when rerez posts a video
Yeah but shouldn’t be a godzilla game cause it’s godzilla day cause it’s Godzilla’s 69th anniversary
Godzilla is approaching the generator THE GENERATOR IS LOSING POWER
You know something predictably JUST BAD when a BAD GAME is played today by Rerez
I simply couldn’t agree more!!!
Yep,
Agree 100% ❤
God i love your quality editing. Really makes the video captivating to look at rather than in the background like i usually watch videos.
“Shane! You’re no longer allowed in Quebec”
Lucky guy
im a wildlife student so once i saw turkeys in a game called “canada hunt” i immediately knew something was sus (turkeys have been extirpated from much of canada except southern ontario, though there have been efforts in the last few years to help reestablish the population)
Even then, you’d think they still could’ve set that level in southern Ontario and it would’ve worked. Just like how they could’ve set the elk hunts in Alberta’s Rocky Mountains rather than Colorado’s. Bottom line is, it’s truly absurd that they named a game “Canada Hunt” and then absolutely refused to acknowledge the sheer amount of geographical diversity of that country.
Wow. You're probably lucky that Mr. Hunter, and the animals, weren't just T-posing their way through the "landscape".
It looks like an indie horror game but they forgot to add the horror or fun
Petition to make the ghost deer a running gag just to piss off the money ghosts, let's go.
I am 100% the nature documentary narrator your hearing is the hunter your playing as himself trying to find meaning and understand in the cold, empty, lifeless gameworld he lives in.
Yay. You are back. Missed your funny reviews.
please don't let this series die after many years watching your favorite content.
This looks like a damn haunted PS1 horror game, that is was on Wii is utterly baffling to me.
Also I love that the Herzog impression is so bad that y'all didn't even call it a Herzog impression. True confidence!
To be fair, the shotgun does say, "7/8 Rifled Slug," which is not buckshot or birdshot.
Now I don’t feel bad for mentioning that also. 😂
You're correct, and that's helpful if you know the difference, but the game doesn't have any kind of explanation explaining as such. I still can't get over the game having no tutorials and no descriptions (unlike pretty much every other hunting game out there). Of course the guys wouldn't know the difference when they specifically mentioned that they know pretty much nothing about hunting or hunting games.
I can confirm that Canada is full of naked, whirring deer.
And bulletproof turkeys.
i miss just bad games glad we got new one
We're still working away on new episodes!
Missed opportunity for Adam to shout at Shane for giving his line to somebody besides him.
That golden chocobo flex was straight outta 1999, lol.
This would be perfect as analog horror
25:37 Look! There's the trail you were complaining about missing earlier! Follow the blood!
It might be a bad game, but the title gripped me. Am I hunting in Canada? Is Canada the thing I'm hunting? So many questions!
Well, only one of the levels is actually in Canada...
Canada is hunting *you*.
0/10 - no canadas were hunted in this game
You guys could focus solely on the amount of shovelware made for the Wii and never run out of content.
This is real close to being a horror game!
Just needs the vocal song from Eyes Wide Shut to help go with the ambiance thing there.
Rerez tearing through Canada Hunt makes me wanna sport my best flannel, kick back, and crack open a Molson Ice with a side of poutine, and binge watch LetterKenney on Cram TV in their honor.
*honour
Gotta keep the whole comment as Canadian as possible.
You’d rather watch LetterKenney than The Red Green Show?
Love the Werner Herzog reference 😂
26:58 that is how Canadian geese make you feel
22:53 Nitpick time! As the screen indicates, that shotgun is using slugs as ammunition. A shotgun loaded with slugs basically fires a really big bullet per shot rather than a spread of pellets. So, a small impact point is consistent.
But mechanically there is no difference between the rifle and shotgun slug so to reiterate what they said what is the point?
23:00 The gun nut in me is screaming: "DID YOU READ THE DESCRIPTION? SLUG ROUNDS, YOU'RE FIRING 1 ROUND PER BULLET!!!"
Hilariously, Deer Hunter 2 (which came WAY before the Wii... even the Gamecube!) has things such as droppings (not just deer), mud tracks (not just deer), blood trails (not just deer), animal sounds (not just deer) in depth descriptions. Keep in mind DEER HUNTER 2 CAME OUT ON OCTOBER 31ST 1998! They even had things like deer blinds, tree stands, EVEN VEHICLES!
The shotgun ammo description is a slug. Slugs are basically like a giant .50 cal bullet. That’s why the impact point of the shotgun seemed “tight” it was just 1 big bullet.
Ah yes, the iconic Canadian droning, my friends tell me it's accurate here.
22:00 Um, guys, it said that the shotgun was firing a rifled slug. That's a single, solid projectile about the size of your thumb. No scatter, game actually wins that one.
You KNOW it's gonna be a great Friday when Rerez drops a Just Bad Games! Thanks guys!👍🎮😎
Other than that eye infection yea
Your channel just came out of nowhere into my recommendations but I've really enjoyed it. We've been sick with various crap for a couple weeks now and your videos have been highly entertaining during the crappy times. Thanks!
A game called "Canada Hunt" where only 1/3 of the game takes place in Canada? Brilliant.
"Did they design this from memory?"
That would track, since they don't seem to know anything about... anything.
I’ve seen too many indie bait-n-switch horror games that look like this, to the point that it feels weird looking at a game legit looks like this
Don’t worry, you guys didn’t need to clarify that you were Canadian. I figured it out when you guys made a video about “Pupeye the Sailor.” But you guys are the perfect people to review this game!
Timestamp?
@@ThaBotmon First word of the Popeye video
@@wadedevinney9681 They thinks I'm olders than I ams.
I knew when they talked about A&C games.
Every so often Adam pronounces something in a way that reminds me of a Trailer Park Boys character
2:33: Gotta love how details can throw people off.
Fun fact about the Wii sensor bar: it doesn't actually tell the Wii anything about the remote, it's just two infrared LEDs. You can literally replace it with 2 candles and the Wii remote will work just as well, if not better.
Bad Canada stuff. You don't see that often lol
Of course there’s bad Canada stuff; it’s just overshadowed by it’s drunk frat neighbor the USA (where I live)
You obviously haven't paid attention to Canada's animation industry nor Dead by Daylight's monetization schemes.
You obviously don't watch Canadian cartoons.
4:30 Québec man here, no worries we got both ways to say it. You're good to go Shane!
Your province mates are frequently seen on the interstates here in NY lol, greetings from below the border
I think the "illegal game" bit being unexplained was probably some cynicism on the dev's part. That'd be common knowledge to someone deep into hunting, who the devs likely figured would be the only people likely to play these games if anyone at all, so they didn't bother pointing it out.
I'm torn here, since the male and female turkeys are shown in this video, so... it seems like the answer as to why shooting the turkey hen was "illegal" is obvious? (Also, is it illegal to shoot female turkeys?) But, with a game this bad, who really cares...
By the way, a male turkey is called a gobbler. And yes I just learned that.
@btr3k Shooting female animals tends to be illegal during certain parts of the year, varying by species, yeah. Even with that knowledge, it's a pretty cynical assumption on the dev's part and isn't a fully adequate explanation on its own.
Canada Hunt: The game where you hunt canadians!
That game being so bad was worth it - we got another awesome episode!
13:05. Adam looks dead. Can't blame him. LOL.
Get your bags of milk ready for this one!
I lived in Canada for 30 years, never seen milk in a bag yet, unless you count powdered milk
@@PunkrockNoir-ss2pq it's common in Ontario
@@PunkrockNoir-ss2pqI have 2 bags of milk right now.
Even the hay bales look as if they have creepy faces.
this definitely does feel more like a pc game than not. i cant even say why that is, it just _looks_ like one instead of a wii game
It looks like a pc hunting game from the early 2000s, but buggy. I love these types of games, but this is awful.
I never expected to see your average UA-cam video essayist invade a Just Bad Games video.
Telling my grandchildren this was MGS3 Snake Eater
Just for those who hear Canadians talk and assume they're Americans, Rerez is a Canadian channel. You can tell when shane says anything with the "out" sound in it.