A concerned individual is seeking help after experiencing disturbing occurrences linked to a paint called “Cursed Midnight Oil,” which was used by their missing cousin Alex. After interacting with the paint, the individual describes supernatural phenomena in Alex’s art studio, including spreading shadows and ghostly apparitions. The company’s customer service acknowledges the product’s arcane nature and the potential dangers associated with its use, but lack details on specific incidents. They offer advice on avoiding certain symbols and celestial events when using the paint and provide additional mysterious products in hopes of aiding the individual’s artistic exploration. The individual fears the paint’s influence is spreading and is desperate for advice on containing what has been unleashed.
I didn’t play Portal or Portal 2. I loved both games but as a spectator while my husband and friends played. The writing was spectacular and engaging and the elation that came from solving a particularly challenging level was enviable. The problem was, I didn’t just hear about it, I watched it. Portal logic looks …