I have not included To the Moon, because I actually have not played/re-watched it played in a long time, but I have watched and rewatched both FP and IF played by different people, like 5+ times now (I don't know why, it's a weird hobby, like I really like seeing people play and react to either game lol)

I'm mostly hoping to put down my observations and see if people have observed the same, or have seen similar things in To the Moon, since that's the one I'm least familiar with.

*Three Truck Convoy - At the beginning of Finding Paradise, during the Squirrel evasion sequence, Eva's car nearly runs into a truck while swerving, before it comes under control. Most people would be focused on the car, and miss what the heck is on those trucks entirely.

There are 3 trucks in almost a convoy, the first is marked "Explosive" which is usual, probably just fuel, (though it's usually marked as "Flammable," not explosive") The next truck has a very secure looking transport van, with Biohazard marked on it. That's not just a nuclear/radioactive symbol, that's full Biohazard (you can tell the difference in the sprite, google what the biohazard warning label looks like), and the third truck is a truck carrying 4 cylinders of marked Radioactive! Radioactive waste!

Why are there 3 trucks in a row that are carrying all these dangerous and volatile materials?! I'm of the opinion that Freebird put these trucks on purpose, because otherwise, they could've just put any other old 8-10 wheeler without any warning labels, but they probably intentionally put these guys there.

*Lady in a Brown dress - Probably widely known, said by Potato in Finding Paradise if you don't get her bear back from the pond. Her bear will be retrieved by (paraphrasing) a woman in a brown dress swooped into the pond and got her bear (swooped being a verb usually associated with birds), this is super implied to be Faye, but, we're (supposed to be) in Base reality at that point, not a simulation. Faye's existence means it is a simulation or something way weirder is going on

*3:00 - easily spotted in Impostor Factory, at the beginning, when Quincy enters the manor, if you look at the standing clock to the side by the entrance, you can see 3:00 or close to it, and also the clock above the fireplace. Sometimes either will say "a bit past 3". Seems just a time to keep track of for the timeloop red herring.

Now, in Finding Paradise, there are clocks as mementos throughout Colin's memories. Mementos give a picture of the item, so we see the clocks and what time they're currently on. Every single clock memento in Finding Paradise points at 3:00.

This could potentially just be a coincidence by the team, but, it could also be something. The clocks in To the Moon, are they also pointing at 3?

I'll probably come back and add to this list if I spot anything else when I inevitably rewatch someone else's playthroughs again lol