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Abiotic Factor had a sentient yellow paint can that had very clearly marked the correct path in an open map. You never meet the can, but there is yellow paint thrown all over the place in some areas, but it also marks a few entrances. Is yellow paint a common trope? I had no idea it had a deeper reference.
A glowing yellow trail that you follow is common in many RPGs now
🤦♂️ how did I never put that together? I actually don’t think I recall noticing yellow marker paint, but I did see that room it escaped from.
The yellow paint has become a more common game design element