(Thanks, L. :)

Reader LWP writes:

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Does anyone else see Comms in this horror video game I'm watching? It's called "Indigo Park" and it was released just a month ago by a YouTube gamer named Mason, under the username UniqueGeese. I have never been affected by "scary movies" even as a child, so I'm fine, in case you're wondering.

Anyway, in this game, you play as an urban explorer named Ed (I think) and you explore what's left of a DisneyLand-style theme park called Indigo Park, after it closed its doors years ago.

I've been banned from a chat for posting about this, but I've seen plenty of stuff in this game that's most certainly along the lines of what the [Q] Team was trying to tell us all along.

For example, when you first meet Rambley the Raccoon, the park's glitchy AI mascot, he shows you to a computer where you have to "register". As you sit down, one of the computer monitors clearly reads the date "Saturday, October 7, 20XX". I looked up the last time Oct. 7th was on a Saturday, and it was just last year. The exact date of the Hamas attack on Israel.

Another example is the date the first chapter of the game was released on Steam: May 18th, 2024. In a certain episode of "The Simpsons" titled, "Thank God, It's Doomsday", Homer attempts to calculate the exact date and time of the Rapture. His result was May 18th, the exact release day and month of "Indigo Park: Chapter 1".

Is there anyone else out there who sees the same messages I see in this video game? If so, do you have any idea what this Mason guy might know that we don't? Does anyone else wonder why the game gained so much popularity within weeks? Could it be possible that the rumors are true, and Disney theme parks truly ARE losing visitors and being left to die? If so, I couldn't be more proud to finally see Disney's criminal enterprise at least STRUGGLE to exist.

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