Bittersweet Ending: The "Canon Ending". And I Must Scream: The 'Stuck Forever' ending, where the dog escapes and traps you in the game world, forever. Ultimately subverted, since the dog is not even a human, but a cryptid see Shared Universe below for more details. It goes even further when some fans theorize that the man trapped in the game is David's father. 
This, along with the events of a few endings, suggests he may be a human trapped in the game and made to carry out its bidding. While he and the game itself display all the tendencies of a demonic Eldritch Abomination, he looks like a guy in a costume, can be seen smoking before every round and is rather easily killed by the police in the "Best Man" Ending, complete with copius amounts of blood.
This version is a murderous psychopath who Would Hurt a Child.
Adaptational Villainy: The dog in the original game was at worst a jerk who laughed at you. Absence of Evidence: There's a large bag of dog food in the kitchen, even though the family doesn't seem to own a dog. Not to be confused with Duck Season, Rabbit Season. In June 17, 2019, a "regular" PC version, which doesn't need VR to play, was released. As well, there are a grand total of seven endings depending on what you do. Though it's a throwback to classic '80s video games, especially a homage of Duck Hunt, it's also somewhat more than that - primarily a horror game, taking cues from the likes of Five Nights at Freddy's, but rather than relying on paranoia and jumpscares, this game prefers suspense, atmosphere and a lot of Mind Screw. especially with the dog in the game.ĭuck Season is a VR game made by Stress Level Zero, a game studio headed by Brandon Laatsch, who's good friends with people from Corridor Digital and Freddie Wong. However, as you play and the hours go by, weird things start happening. The game is immersive, fun, and you get to shoot that stupid dog in his stupid grinning face. But your mom has to take it back tomorrow, so you'll have to make the most of your time. Then, your mother comes home with a rental copy of the newest hit game for your Gammon Kingbit Game System ( totally not a trademark-friendly copy of the NES) - Duck Season! Finally, that light gun you've got is good for something. It's the eighties, and you're just a normal boy who is home after school.
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