Something HORRIFIC Is Happening in the APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS...

[@thefoosterchannel]

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[@subday5811]

Hey Fooster, are you planning anything for your 10th youtube anniversary? I saw yesterday that your first video was uploaded on Dec 30th 2014! That's totally crazy to me. Maybe we can have an all day stream or something :D

[@AssassinsCreed_Fan1775]

It was Fire Watch, I saw Markiplier and Jacksepticeye's playthrough 😊 and I think there was a Siren Head game to🤔🤔😊

[@VTUBERHAYATO]

I've never pressed anything faster in my entire life (That's what she says) 😆

[@ReubenJvR]

Love the videos I've been watching since 2016. I remember coming home from school, then skipping homework and going straight into watching your videos, lots of love from South Africa

[@GryphonD]

So says Britsquatch. 😂

[@foxybrown1g]

There are 2 things that truly FREAK ME OUT in this game. The fact that the door is left open and the camera that is pointing to the stairs of the watchtower!!!

[@치추이]

yesss😖

[@nibiru379]

Exactly especially the stair cam.

[@cristianrodrigues3431]

Principalmente a escadaria. Kkkk

[@wolfhors3_660]

Closing the bloody door would make me feel a lot safer 😂😂😂

[@herrakaarme]

That's what I kept thinking throughout the video. Maybe the game author should have removed the whole door. He could have added another paper note there, with an apology about the missing door, promising it will be replaced very soon. The serial killer obviously would have been behind that act as well.

[@MrKodachii]

Oh My GOD! THank you! I was about to scream this at the damn screen!

[@jameshopkins503]

Exactly! I could never relax enough to focus on a screen or lay down to rest with the door wide open like that. No sir! Closed and locked is the ticket.

[@vincentkingsdale8334]

Did he try to close the door?

[@ragingredhead9555]

This was triggering me too. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TheSawtoothNomad]

My parents live out in Oklahoma and have remote trail cams that ARE motion activated. They directly send pics to their phones. It’s pretty neat the stuff they have sent me. My favorite was a night picture of what we believed was a mountain lion stalking a few deer near one of the feeders my parents set up!

[@Nisa_Young]

Wow

[@gaugejackson6165]

What part of oklahoma

[@TheSawtoothNomad]

@@gaugejackson6165about an hour, if I recall, out from Poteau, they bought some land out there last year.

[@Hackanhacker]

wow

[@Flower.Phantom]

I have some family that live in Arkansas and they caught a black panther, or black mountain lion on a trail cam(not really sure what the correct terminology would be but it was definitely black and a big cat lol) it was the coolest thing. They only ever caught it on trail cam the one time though

[@avanti9034]

Fun facts about the Appalachian region: 1. The Appalachian Mountains are home to numerous caves, including Mammoth Cave in Kentucky. It holds the title of the longest cave system in the world, with over 426 miles (685 kilometers) of surveyed passages and more being discovered regularly. 2. Tennessee alone is home to nearly 10,000 documented caves, making it one of the states with the highest cave density in the United States. 3. The Appalachian Mountains are ancient, estimated to be nearly 480 million years old, forming during the Ordovician period.

[@unspeakableoaf]

And a bonus fact: The locals prefer that you say it like "apple atcha" :)

[@justarandompepe8961]

@@unspeakableoaf thats such a weird way to pronounce it. it goes entirely against its spelling and everything you were taught in english >.> Anyone who sounded the word out and pronounced it would never say it like that. I get that its just the accent it, but the word it self is not spelled or pronounced that way at all.

[@unspeakableoaf]

@@justarandompepe8961 Yes, but reason took a detour around the Appalachians.

[@TommyNitro]

@@unspeakableoaf Or the "appa-lachans" were settled by those with more of a Gaelic influence than British. That is where the accent and even old sayings derives.

[@unspeakableoaf]

@@TommyNitro Yes, and anyone's who tried to learn Scottish or Irish will know how much sense THOSE languages make compared to their spelling ;)

[@Kchill1986]

Growing up in Ap-a-lacha, the scariest thing is the people on drugs.The bears, cougar is nothing to be afraid of as we all have guns.

[@blackbeltslade]

I live in the foothills and I swear only people who aren’t from here pronounce it like fooster does lol

[@juliuswaxman3758]

I didn't see this before I commented, but I said much the same thing. I live in western Virginia, close to the borders of Tennessee and North Carolina.

[@TheTiffanyMonroe]

Literally yes! You can always tell when someone is from the area by the way they pronounce it. When I was a kid I used to spell it Appleatcha 🤣🤣

[@ballisticsusa4744]

I hear that one buddy the methheads are wild here

[@ArmitageShanksMC]

I'm Australian and knew it was pronounced with a CH and not a SH, but some people just have to try and sound fancy, like saying FILAY instead of fillet.

[@jppheiffer5466]

I live in South Africa and we have Lions on our property. We had two incidents where they poached two groups of lions on our property back in 2016 and 2023 . They are indeed motion detection good sir. We have 5500 hectares and we use 352 motion detection trail cams randomly in the field/bush to detect any strange behavior of the animals and/or poachers that want to come and cause kak. But mainly you can't only rely on trail cams. We have anti poaching units patrolling the property as well. Keep it real, keep it simple. Enjoying your content♡

[@drewgoin8849]

If memory serves, a hectare is a little more than 2.5 acres. So 5,500 hectares is over 13,500 acres!!

[@jppheiffer5466]

@drewgoin8849 13,590.8 acres according to Mr google.

[@CreativityisDead]

It’s WILD to imagine living with lions. I’m glad you’re using what you can to protect them ❤

[@jppheiffer5466]

13,590.8 acres, according to Mr. Google

[@caboose6411]

@@jppheiffer5466that’s a lot of land to watch over

[@Berkybot]

Obviously this game needs a bit of polish, but the premise is perfect. The entire game is just building and building suspense, and in the end, the most basic mechanic is what determines your survival.

[@Jpilgrim30]

Yeah. I knew he’d die once as he takes his sweet time clicking things on the camera 😂

[@Altair1243WAR]

Fooster was SO SLOW on the camera. I just felt the years draining off of my life as he took his sweet time.

[@antoniobrown247]

​@@Altair1243WAR😭😭😭I swear, bruh was just taking his sweet time, like c'mon brother.

[@vexxama]

It seems like it all comes down to a single decision as rooster pointed out. He just fully charged the bear alarm before going to the computer and that’s all that seems to matter

[@elinstromens]

I’m usually a quiet watcher but now when it’s close to the end of the year I just want to genuinely thank you, not only for uploading so frequently but for all the content you’ve given us. I want to thank you for all the smiles you’ve given me and the joy. It’s been a pretty dark year for me but your videos has always and I really do mean always brought a smile to my face. I hope you know just how much of a difference your videos actually are doing to some of us and the joy that they are bringing into people lives. It’s all thanks to you and your personality, please never ever change how you are because you are without doubt the most genuine and down to earth human on this platform at the moment. So I can’t thank you enough for that. Can’t wait for what the next year will hold for you and this channel, but either way I’ll follow and support you through it all. I hope this year was good for you and I wish that 2025 will become the best one yet. Lastly; thank you for all the time you’re putting into these videos, they are all watch worthy and I appreciate every second that you’ve put into them.

[@RoryV7]

I dont mind the watch tower genre neither, pretty good. There seems to be endless possibilites of what to make with them. Maybe something extraterrestrial could be good. Having a creature stare at you through the window, or hearing something run up the stairs. 🤔 So many ideas 😅

[@chesteran5719]

I love the ideas, but i also hate it at the same time, because most of the time, i'd be biting my nails to figure things out 😂

[@thefoosterchannel]

So many possibilities

[@obi-wancanoli8236]

Signal Simulator is something similar to this. Might be worth looking into

[@heathermillsphantomlimb9314]

I live and have lived in the Appalachian Mountains my whole life, and it can sometimes be a little spooky way out in the empty places here. I read somewhere that, while big cities have higher m*rder rates, places like Appalachia have much higher rates of disappearances. All that tells me is that if that if something happens to you, you’re not likely to ever be found. I’d tend to agree with that sentiment. I love living here and wouldn’t live anywhere else, but even I can agree that it’s not a place you want to just be messing around in if you don’t know where you are or what you’re doing. Besides the meth labs and moonshine stills, you’ve also got some semi-aggressive wildlife who aren’t keen on you being there. If you do come to the Appalachian Mountains to visit, be armed. Always.

[@Iamaguienapig]

So you shoot the wildlife that has more right to be there than you do?

[@Altair1243WAR]

And, just a guess, but probably also don't walk around in the middle of the night unless you want to risk being murdered or just walking off an incline, etc... This game was scary, but IDK who would decide to walk a trail in the middle of the night with just a flashlight, lol!

[@thefoosterchannel]

Yea! And what’s crazy is people see stuff like that and look at it like a challenge!! 😂 absolutely beautiful place but man.. I would become a statistic so fast

[@Here_is_Waldo]

Can I just send a solar powered drone in there and remote control it through Starlink? Or does that break some law?

[@ptwon7136]

@@Here_is_Waldo that might be what new jersey is dealing with now lol

[@GojiMet86]

The loneliness of being up high with no one around for miles and miles, coupled with the poor visibility, is what scares me the most about these tower games. If I had a couple of friends, then it wouldn't be so bad. Or if I were up in space on like the ISS, then I would know exactly what is inside. But not knowing is very frightening.

[@chaoticwj1772]

I completely agree to an extent. And it's great with friends until it's all of the sudden on the news: "GojiMet86 and 3 friends have gone missing." 😂

[@Altair1243WAR]

I would go absolutely insane doing any kind of job in a setting like this one, because my brain can get extremely creative with random sounds at times coupled with the isolation.

[@Villy-dv5yn]

Even the ISS woud be littel scarry for me

[@Tom-jb7sc]

​@Villy-dv5yn chill ,, there are no ghosts up there in space

[@rustythefoxcoon5143]

Imagine if it was 2 player and you had to guide a friend to your tower.

[@Msoth22]

The trailcams I've used you set them up in an area and when an animal walks by it detects the motion and snaps some pictures, then whenever you come back you take a card out of the camera and upload it on your phone or computer and check what pictures you got.

[@squiremc]

I have been looking at a few offered by The Sporting Shooters Association of Australia and they have networking capabilities. It is surprising the speed that tech moves at.

[@JuanPortem]

I was absolutely immersed in the game Fooster, but idk if there was an invisible wall or something but it was absolutely killing me that every time you went outside you only went left and never checked the right side of the tower towards the stairs lol Loved the gameplay and developers really need to make more games within this watchtower genre!

[@AahilAbdulMajeed]

Not only that in the second camera there is something hiding in India the grass at the left with its head swinging up and down.

[@willibald.cornfed]

I was thinking the same thing. I was almost yelling at the screen to check the right side of the walkway.

[@thefoosterchannel]

Yep invisible wall 👍

[@ShadowPrime72]

I was expecting a wendigo, not a psycho in a suit

[@dans9146]

I seen a movie coming out about 2 people in separate watch towers that looks good. It’s called “The Gorge” comes out next year

[@OmnisVL]

Google being creepy as usual. The trailer appeared after looking through the comments.

[@ReeferRob115]

Just saw the trailer because of this actually looks like it could be very good looking forward to it

[@jameshopkins503]

Yes!!! Coming next year. Can’t WAIT to pirate that….I mean to watch that in theaters. It looks so good please I love both the actors.

[@papawithgaming]

looks so good can't wait to see that movie!

[@arielasiqin]

Wow thanks for sharing 👍

[@RoughGalaxyYT]

For a hot minute I thought this was a re-upload of the other one you did. Interesting take. I was pleasantly surprised by the lack of jump scares.

[@robbmitchell7846]

Imagine something like this in co-op. One person to run the power and look at the cams. The other to lookout , and you could switch positions obviously. Maybe even have a drone?

[@yahootube90]

I think it'd be interesting to have players in their own separate towers but having to rely on each other to notice/spot things to keep each other safe

[@robbmitchell7846]

@@yahootube90 Ohhhhh nooooo.. That's terrifying. "Something is moving under your tower, IDK what it is!"

[@shadesofdespair6437]

Would love that!

[@G3RARDB3AR]

I would love an anomaly detection game with two players, one to check the cameras and the other to go at the place and clean the zone, and to prevent a single player owning the cameras every x amount of anomalies you need to switch with the other player.

[@carolinebeirne7605]

I almost never comment on videos but I thought this would be helpful! Check out Black Pine! It’s also an Appalachia based horror game in its demo stage constructed over multiplayer team work problem solving, puzzles, horror elements, and is produced by a small indie gaming company looking for feedback! Hope this is a good recommendation!

[@vivid5072]

2:06 I live close to the Appalachians, and yes, it is a VERY long mountain range. It spans multiple continents. It’s actually the same mountain range as the Scottish highlands, from before the time the Pangea continental split.

[@threeforkcreekoutdoors704]

I live IN the mountains, west virginia to be exact

[@TheLastSane1]

Whats very interesting about the population of Appalacha is that they were majority Scots-Irish meaning they moved from their part of the range, to another part of the same range. Maybe that's why they felt so at home here in the mountains. These mountains are in our blood, for centuries back. I have that same Scots-Irish blood and Cherokee blood. My family have called this mountains and hills home for as long as there have been people who called these mountains home.

[@threeforkcreekoutdoors704]

@TheLastSane1 same

[@TheMastaDazza]

Now this is first world problems that I LOVE having! Fooster and Fisk have both uploaded videos at around the same time covering different games. Which one do I watch first? If only all of lifes problems were as good as this!

[@stevecollett901]

I just watch the one that uploads first, first. 😂

[@asdband888]

I kind of wish they would stagger so there's no lack of something to watch. But, it does mean I spend the time rewatching anything else they have posted.

[@sararayse]

@@asdband888You could just wait to watch later when it’s the best time for you. Watching straight away isn’t a do or die option, lol

[@Ginger-l1j]

I know someone who owns a LOT of acreage. They also like to hunt and put up motion activated cameras. It will send videos anytime something moves in front of it. It's pretty cool to see all the wildlife pictures and videos they have.

[@GoatedExile]

As someone who has hiked many parts of the Appalachian Trail many times, I will say this... always bring protection. 99.9% of the people you meet are great, but there are plenty of crazies as well. Its a beautiful place, highly recommend visiting... but it definitely has some creepy vibes.

[@Dornul]

I've never shouted so much at Fooster as today. He spend so much time on that computer each time.

[@bluephoeenix]

Exactly! I had to speed up the video because he kept blabbing while looking at the cameras. I'm like, uh, Fooster, THE ALARM went off about 10 seconds ago, then it turns into nearly a minute. Top it off, he got very easy areas and ect wrong. I love his channel, but sometimes he goes off topic and babbles to much or completely misses something that's obvious.

[@stevenjungbluth640]

'Corpse with Turn Around written on its face.' Fooster: "Aw shucks, that sounds like an awful lot of work. I'd rather just stand here and monologue!" Also Fooster: "The consequences of my inaction! No one could have foreseen this!"

[@acleanpairofsocks]

Everyone plays games differently, it was his first time with this one and didn’t know the mechanics fully, other obvious stuff, etc, etc…

[@Altair1243WAR]

To be fair, you can't claim he "didn't know the mechanics", because he already knew, by observation alone, that the trap discharged constantly, only worked at near-max battery AND that time passed normally while in the camera feed (because he saw the trap off after exiting). Now, I don't disparage him for it since he DID go back and show the actual ending, but yeah, him not putting everything together at first is technically his mistake.

[@SamEyeAm24]

Ditto. My husband was like "why don't u shout louder, I don't think he heard you" 😅 A multiple choice test where all answers are the same no matter how easy the questions were, would be the bane of fooster's existence 🙃 waaaay over thinks things. Fisk shoots first asks questions later and fooster is over calculated. That's why they balance each other perfectly when they play together 🙂

[@asherstatic9092]

I love the sound of wind blowing and thunderstorms with rain. At 23:30, that sounded like a dinosaur, not a bigfoot.

[@derekmiller4086]

I border a state forest, I put trail cams up because I constantly have deer and bear coming through the yard and all my trail cams are motion detected and after the recording is done it automatically sends it to my phone...it's pretty nifty but it can be annoying sometimes because it goes off a lot sometimes!

[@kaisokusekkendou1498]

21:45 In case it helps.. it looks like a blade of grass that is angled so its mostly dark except the tip. It moves in time with the rest of the grass from that spot. This game has a few things like this. The bear close to the camera has an animation that shows the ear at an angle and pointy at first, so one might choose wolf if they aren't being patient and waiting to be sure, etc.

[@x_Deathy_x]

0:45 i thought you were about to say fears to fathom, tbh

[@TD_418]

Same lol

[@holden1259]

Or do you copy

[@chandracox6814]

Or Firewatch

[@mackenziehunt7616]

since you don't sleep in this, they could have added a caffeine meter of which if not ingesting coffee will make you drowsy and slow you down. That would be a good mechanic to add

[@Night-Rider101]

I disagree, such mechanic would make playing more annoying and would provide no reward

[@acleanpairofsocks]

Yeah, or maybe needing to log data or something, bc like he said it did feel like there should be more to do.

[@Altair1243WAR]

Let's look at it from another angle. It's possible that he felt the need to do something more because he was anxious instead. Creating "busy work" in a game like this could easily distract from the tension because you're no longer hyper-focused on what you think is about to happen, though in the right settings/implemented properly it can also elevate the tension.

[@catfishkyle01]

Foosters intrusive thoughts really said fafo when he stepped into that alarm trap 😂

[@FireKing667]

Watching Fooster’s videos always brighten up my days! Thank you so much for what you do and stay healthy!

[@maxtonsmith6017]

Closing the door whenever you play these games would really calm my anxiety 😅

[@DrewVerdin]

I use trail cams weekly. I've used them for about 25 years since back when they use to be equipped with actual film instead of SD cards. Most of them are IR and have an IR laser beam that shines from the front of the camera outward. The farther the bream reaches, the wider the beam gets and the less sensitive it is towards movement. Some even use heat detection. Most have a cluster of LED lights or blacked out LEDs on the front.

[@Epicmic95]

Powerful isn’t how I’d feel playing this. There’s a reason I watch you for scary games. Just a different kind of breed.

[@TheMopar181990]

I actually live in the Appalachian mountain chains. I'm in Eastern Tennessee! I've got trail cams set up all around my 10 acre property most of them are motion detected so anytime they see movement they snap either a picture or a short video. I do have three however that are connected to my phone so whenever they take a picture I see it live. They are pretty neat!

[@Torkkar]

so for trail cam's fooster there are MANY different types but the 3 most popular are Motion triggered, Heat Triggered and Always on. Motion and Heat triggers are commonly for jpg format still pictures and used with memory cards while Always on cams are used for live video feed to a home PC and require wireless signal boosters to make good connection and allow for recording of 48hours of footage and some have programs to earmark motion in the frames.

[@luigimoscato470]

I hiked the Appalachian trail 6 years ago, it was absolutely beautiful up in the mountains

[@perrolacc867]

I do feel like the k*ller was Scott, since whenever you clicked on the ranger cam, it always said the access was only for Scott, and at the end of the final phone call he says 'I have an idea'. So what I infer is that once he comes into your tower wearing the bear costume and mordors the player, then he'll be able to get away once again.

[@vexxama]

Wish they’d gone into this a little more. A short epilogue, having a notebook to read at the end, being able to leave the tower and inspect them. I guess all the possible phone calls might add to it

[@Gr8mamabear]

Thanks!

[@ugotjokered]

He didn’t even see😢

[@wintersteale]

You mean there's an alarm here but I can't close the door? Nope, sorry ........... hire someone else on the list.

[@robertkeene9987]

I prayed in the morning that you would post something for me to watch last night. I was so happy to see this. Great job as always!

[@GRIZZLYKING71]

5:12 there are different kinds of trail cams some you can view from your phone or computer and send you a notification every time it detects motion others have memory cards that you have to collect from the camera all trail cams have a invisible laser that when any thing walks in front of it takes a picture or video

[@narothen8803]

After this, I really want to see Fooster play some Observation Duty! Think it would be hilarious to watch ♡ For another watchtower game there's Fears to Fathom: Ironbar Lookout and Firewatch - think you would enjoy both of them :)

[@WilliamPauley]

Solid video dude! I grew up in Appalachia and moved back a couple years ago after living in the Deserts and the American PNW. There's truly no place in the world like here and these games do a good job of capturing the general vibes and utilizing a lot of the existing and ancient lore.

[@bigrig5906]

For trail cams you got cell trail cams or just your normal ones that you’d have to go a take the sd card out of and check them later. The cell cams you have to buy a subscription for basically a phone bill, they got basic, middle, and the unlimited plans for how many photos/videos per month you can have sent directly to you.

[@MaxC_1]

You can get cell trail cams which let you put in your own sim cards. Technically less secure but atleast you have the freedom and cheaper rates

[@MaxC_1]

You can get cell trail cams which let you put in your own sim cards. Technically less secure but atleast you have the freedom and cheaper rates

[@kg6276]

Hi, Fooster. I have a trail cam on my land AND I've worked with them as a bio science tech. One of the most annoying things about them is that if they have vegetation in front of them and the wind blows, it sets the camera off. Repeatedly. At least one of the ones you look at frequently has a lot of small shrubs in the foreground. I'm going to bet that's why it goes off so much. :D

[@jameshopkins503]

Technically it was a bear the whole time. 😅😂

[@joried.7113]

Ah dude i love your accent its so good not to be weird or anything it just sounds really nice Edit: yeah most cams are motion-detected for the earlier ones.

[@KaeruKoboldOfficial]

0:45 I think the game you're thinking of is Firewatch, I'm pretty sure it's the game that basically started this Fire watch tower horror/survival game genre ^^

[@heathermillsphantomlimb9314]

Firewatch is so ridiculously good. The ending was a tad underwhelming, but it’s such a fun game to kinda sit back and relax with. I also don’t care what anyone says, “Turt Reynolds” is the only correct answer when naming your turtle.

[@gun506]

he had it right. "Do you copy" fits for what he felt reminded of, since it is a horror game set in a watch tower at night.

[@acleanpairofsocks]

I thought of fire watch too but he did play another horror game set in a watch tower as well

[@Bella_Snow14]

Makes my stomach feel so heavy when you go outside, I'm just prepared for a connibal or something to just run at you.. so creepy! You've earned a new subscriber ❤.

[@priyamsharma6804]

Please make more videos with Fisk, I love the both of you.

[@Nisa_Young]

Second that best duo on the tube 😂

[@Soledoubt]

12:58 as mystical once said " I'm as cold as a lion with no hair, if you ever see me in the woods fighting a grizzly bear, HELP THE BEAR!!" best freestyle ever

[@brandonscott5273]

I live in Henry County Virginia in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains. If you're ever in the states, stop for a glass of sweet tea and Deer Jerry. 😊. Love your channel.

[@szabolcsmolnar352]

Finally another lookout tower horror! This genre of psychological horror games are insanely underrated, until now, I only knew of Ironbark Lookout and Do You Copy. Ironbark was so well made, I absolutely fell for these forest ranger style horrors and I really hope alot others will come out soon.

[@joshuamorin2762]

Cracks me up that you are alone in a tower and you won't close the door haha

[@SOCMMOB]

I live in SW Appalachia and yeah it can be spooky. Trail cams take a photo(s) when motion is detected. Cellular version will send a notification to your phone.

[@Holyrtom]

That is like fears to phantom when the guys is on the watch tower

[@thraellock]

Oh I'm going to love this. I love creepy camping and trail cam stuff.

[@RavageX2]

You should try Firewatch. It actually has a good story.

[@willibald.cornfed]

Was about to say the same. That one is definitely worth checking out.

[@emilyurback5501]

My soul left my body. Thanks for telling me about the face in the glass. Really helped that feeling. Also, my dad's got some motion trail cams, they send pictures or short video to your phone. Very cool stuff.

[@jfisher2370]

I was born & grew up in central West Virginia, only state 100% within Appalachia -- 1) Moose are rare except extreme northern Appalachia 2) Wolves are very rare - endangered & near extinction 3) Our bears are black & brown -- they can be harmful but nothing compared to Grizzly (I've lived in Montana so I know!) -- The West Va. cryptids I grew up hearing about are Mothman & the Flatwoods Monster. But with a good 30.06 I've never been afraid to camp or hike in my Appalachian wilderness.

[@dimetime35c]

So it depends on what kinda trail cam you get. Some are motion activated some are constantly recording. Some just take a pic at a set interval others take video when activated. It depends a lot on what your budget is. Picture ones are less expensive then video ones. As of right now to my knowledge there arent many that will give you live video fed 24/7. The ones that do have limited battery life and are REALLY expensive!!!!!

[@tailsandrails]

If my opinion matters, these kinda wilderness horror games with this kinda style are my fav to see you play

[@Night-Rider101]

Your opinion is that these kind of games are your favorite to watch, that doesn't make sense

[@tailsandrails]

@@Night-Rider101what I mean is to me they are the best his channel has to offer

[@LindaSullivan21.]

I knew that door being left open was a sign of hell no run away….loved the video..❤

[@sebreeze]

Trail cameras are triggered by a motion sensor, or can be set to go off at certain times or intervals. They can now be automatically sent to your phone now too.

[@taylorcoley6329]

Lived in the North Carolina foothills my whole life. The Appalachian mountains are absolutely stunning. Nowhere else like it on earth. Respect the area and you’ll have a great time. PS. There are no moose in the app. Or wolves. But we do have wolves in our coastal swamps.

[@DaniMartVTen]

Watching this gave me an idea: You're the new night watch for a private island resort that has an ultra-exclusive dinosaurs zoo owned by a family that's too wealthy for their own good. Over the past several weeks there's been a number of enclosure escapes with more than a few close calls on island guests, and the head of the family suspects somebody is responsible for this. Your job is simple: monitor and report on any suspicious activities caught on security cameras, inform the dinosaur wranglers of any escapes, and protect the guests by contacting them ONLY when necessary. But most especially, keep yourself safe as well.

[@TheEpicChoco]

Been loving this style of horror. So happy to see another one! It’s so much fun and creepy when you add your little bits of knowledge about the real world into your videos.

[@Lord-Inquisitor-Davies]

i dont think i could sleep soundly in this situation

[@PaleHorse73]

Always love your videos, as someone born, raised and still living in the Appalachian Mountains, this one looked super interesting. Just now starting the video.

[@coleharshbarger1967]

Some trail cams are real time, we call those cell cams, they send you a notification on your phone, and some are just you go back to them then get a SD card.

[@traviswallen9360]

Hi Fooster , I live here in Yancey county NC , I am 50yrs old and have never been in fear of what is in the woods . Most people let their mind get the best of them . I have hunted an fished here my whole life and only thing that worried me was other people lol . Love you vids keep it up

[@Jacksonmoonstar1714]

A veterinary expert is who they call for missing persons cases?? 😂

[@ericharrison619]

Then proceeds to let a Crow die at their feet.

[@MetastaticMaladies]

I’ve thru-hiked the Appalachian trail, it’s a hell of a journey but it’s beautiful. Met a lot of cool people and made some great friends while doing it. Thinking about doing it again this year, but it’s a big commitment.

[@Solitario9475]

1:07 Dude they even have references to Dogman, my favourite cryptid.

[@trapperdoutdoors]

From ky and we use trail cams for hunting their motion activated when the something is in front of the cam it triggers the camera. You can also adjust sensitivity to take pictures of things. It'll take pics of things blowing in the wind.

[@shanematheson7148]

Tactacam, moultrie , stealth cam, etc are all motion activated and are cell cameras that send the videos or pictures to an account that you can check with your phone. Moultie apparently now has an AI feature that should only take pictures of large game like deer etc to help eliminate any unwanted photos.

[@TheAssassinLion]

I live in West Virginia, completely covered with the Appalachians. We hear a LOT of terrifying things in the woods/mountains. In regards to the trail cams: There's both, some are motion detected picture cams, they take pics of whatever passes in front of them; more higher end ones are motion detected and can show you what's in front of them in real time if you have the apps to watch it. Also, people use them as security cams to keep an eye on their properties, tree stands, garages, etc. We use them at my feed store to make sure no one is lurking around at night when we aren't there.

[@markh5190]

There was a lady who walked almost all of the trail 1,500 miles of it and was murdered within 20 miles of making it

[@DracoKillzOfficial]

My grandfather uses trail cams for hunting deer on his property, the only difference being instead of the motion sensor taking a video, it takes like 10 photos at once when something moves within about 15 feet of it.

[@ZephyrsLoki]

OMG, WHY ONLY HORROR?!? I must really adore you!!! My husband finds this hilarious. AAAAAAAA!! Just saw the hand in front of the camera!!! I hate this game I hate this game I hate this game I hate this game.... as long as I'm commenting, I don't have to look directly at the tv........

[@thefoosterchannel]

😂

[@OutBackGamingLiveToHunt]

They are motion when something moves, it takes pictures and some trail cams will get the pictures sent to your phone

[@-seemsee-]

9:14 bro for real…I’ve yet to meet a single human in favor of this decision.

[@xXnick916Xx]

HOLY S**T! The bird flying through the window made my heart burst out of my chest! PS: Fooster your vids make a bad day better man. When I get home from a day of bs and see you uploaded it makes me a little happier that I can start the vid eat some food and relax for 30mins to a hour + and forget all the bs from the day. Keep the content coming.

[@Kchill1986]

Also you would be hard pressed to find a fire tower plus we don't have pine trees like that unless you are up by Maine.

[@rookangliae]

I found your channel via the Tempus Triad playthough and omg I love all the games you cover! I'm never brave enough to play these myself so thank you for bringing us content!

[@Aphelion67]

Fooster - you're correct. Appalachia covers a huge swath of land across multiple states. My family is from very deep in the hills in Kentucky, where there are hundreds of miles of completely unexplored, uninhabited land. Its easy for people to go missing up there. The terrain can be rough and its easy for people to misjudge their own ability to hike certain trails, not to mention people going spelunking, or just trying to explore more wild parts of the forests. Then there's flood risks, mountain lions, snakes, moonshiners, drug plantations, all manner of bad things up there. Still, Appalachia is also very beautiful, be it Kentucky, West Virginia, west Pennsylvania, etc.

[@leon-ks9yn]

if you watched the show "the expanse", Fooster sounds like a very happy and cheerful belter, an actual cool belter

[@Straykids_forever1433]

Shut the damn door my anxiety is going up and down

[@kantande5795]

Fooster I love your content, I haven’t watched in a while I believe the last time I watched was that zombie playlist thing (can’t remember the name) I first started watching at the start of your ancestors the humankind Odessy series and I LOVED is. Anyways thank you for always making me comfortable Ur videos make me so happy keep it up. ❤❤❤

[@JustAsteria58]

As someone from there, I love seeing horror set in rural Appalachia. It's a very beautiful region, but also very foreboding. I admit the game made me a bit homesick with it's environment as I had to move into the city and away from the mountains just a month ago.

[@mulepowerforge]

I love trail cams, its always cool to see the wildlife you wouldnt normally, and even some elusive ones. The other day I saw a fisher (very elusive) and a coyote on the cam on our cow pasture. Also a couple years ago got grizzlies and black bears, a mountain lion, and the common things like deer and moose are cool to see too.

[@thephoenix6237]

Our Boss Fooster! Always inspires us by going in and doing the hard work as well! You and other boss are legends man!

[@claireavent70]

Thankyou for the flashing lights and strobe effect warning. Many streamers don’t bother and as an Epileptic that makes a huge difference to me. Unfortunately I have to skip this video but at least I know from the beginning. Thank you for the heads up Fooster ❤

[@personified5102]

Hey Fooster, I live in Appalachia. In the southern Appalachian mountains we have an entity called Not Deers. From afar they look like normal deer but they are not. These creatures has sharp teeth and acts like predators and eat meat. They are not afraid of people and will follow groups of people but when your alone then they can attack. My freind sent me. A trail cam to make sure nothing would get after his dog after he buried him when he passed away. Three days later the cam got triggered and showed pics of a deer digging up the dog's corpse and eating it. He showed local wildlife rangers and they blew him off saying he had to photo shop them. We also have stories of big foot, windigo, and skin walkers. Then there are alot of local folklore, like where I grew up we had two folklores. The first one is about the haunted mine owners mansion. Supposedly, back in the early 1900s the marble mine owner and his family was killed in their mansion after the owner just left workers down in the mine after it caved in. No one knows who killed them, but the rumors was one of the maids that had a son that was left down there. The mansion was claimed to be haunted by the family and miners. There is also a graveyard built on the property as well. Been there a couple of times but never experienced anything. The next place is the witches house. The witches house is deep within the woods. There are no roads to the cabin and only rough walking trails. The cabin lays in the middle of two moutain ranges and the woods are undeveloped and protected by wildlife services. Ive only been there once and have no plans to go back. When I went there everything was OK at first. Took me all day to get to the location. I set up camp not to far from where the cabin is. I awoke the next morning and had coffee and some breakfast. Then I started to the cabin. When you get to the area where the cabin is you will find handmade crosses all around the property. Some looked new while most seemed like there were there for awhile. As soon as I crossed into the property the woods went silent, not even wind was blowing. The became thick and a smell of mildew and rot filled the air. I walked towards the cabin whats long sents been abandoned. Peered into the window to see nothing but black. This was a sunny day. As I walk around the building's perimeter I hear nothing and the air felt even more stagnant. A shiver stayed running down my back, like I was being watched. I decided to leave seeing nothing. As soon as I left the property the sounds of nature came back with a woosh of a breeze. I went back to my camp and packed up. It was just after night fall I made it back to my truck. Nothing out of the ordinary the whole way back. Right when I got to my truck I smelt the mildew and rotting smell again. Then I heard a loud screem with a lower gargle sound accompanying it off from the distance I then left. Ive never went back to the witches house and don't plan on any trips either.

[@BrotherDreadnought]

Damn, I’ve heard of the not deer things. If this is true(and honestly I believe ya) that’s terrifying. Good luck man

[@minecraftfox4384]

Nothing you've said is true. Sincerely, someone actually from Appalachia.

[@minecraftfox4384]

​@@BrotherDreadnoughtit's fake, just like every other tiktok horror story.

[@Abi-Grey8]

This sounds like a Ryan Murphy story. But folktales are usually pretty badass or creepy.

[@Savage503]

If it's true or not, still sounds creepy as F and I don't wanna go anywhere near there 😂

[@nehuenmorbidoni132]

Foooosteeeerrr!!! God, I missed videos like this one where I'm constantly bracing. Please make more like this!! Cheers from Argentina!

[@madmedic1759]

I laugh at this when you started, I am originally from North Carolina and Yancey County is the county where my Parents live and my moms family is from in the mountains of N.C.

[@henrybryant4380]

I live in Yancey, what part is your family from

[@madmedic1759]

Cane Branch

[@NameOptional-p9u]

I live in the Appalachian mountains, and it just a very old mountain range. It has deer, coyote, bears, rattle snakes.... but nothing crazy. Like anything, people can be the most dangerous animal you run into but most people that live in these areas are small communities that are friendly. We just "talk funny" to most people lol.

[@SaskiaDhanyaधन्य]

Thank you from hospital bed.

[@thefoosterchannel]

Thank you very much Saskia and I hope everything is ok! ❤

[@Phantom-by7ko]

Absolutely love it when fooster posts and im here early for it, keep the vids coming with friends and without i love both contents

[@TerryMoore34]

As someone who lives in West Virginia (a state in the Appalachian mountain range) I can confirm that we do indeed have cryptids like this, with the moth man being the most famous one.

[@minecraftfox4384]

Lol. I'm from Virginia, and can confirm there are no cryptids in the Appalachians.

[@timothy440]

Do tweakers count as a cryptid

[@TerryMoore34]

@@timothy440 yeah

[@TerryMoore34]

@@minecraftfox4384 sounds like you’re not looking hard enough

[@Night-Rider101]

Yeah there definitely are cryptids in the Appalachians