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About this game

A well-known cult classic of Korean horror. Get caught up in a terrifying game of cat and mouse when you sneak into school at midnight to return your sweetheart’s diary. Discover haunted corridors, work through time-honored survival horror puzzles, and escape the clutches of a killer Janitor who wants your blood.

• Due to fan demand, the infamous 2001 first-person Korean survival horror game that original fans regarded as one of the scariest video games ever released is back. White Day: A Labyrinth Named School is a truly nasty videogame that has been completely rebuilt for modern gamers and finally localized for a western audience.
• You and your classmates are trapped inside your school at night, forced to cautiously navigate the winding hallways by torchlight, dodging possessed stalkers and evading evil spirits as you attempt to flee.
• The course of the story is decided by your choices! To access the nine different endings, alter your interactions with the other students trapped inside the school to either save or sacrifice your friends.
• White Day challenges both your brain and your run button with its environment filled with traditional survival horror puzzles. Save your friends from certain death and uncover the mysteries of the school by gathering items, solving puzzles, and racing against the clock.
• Those who want to cut corners should avoid this school! Puzzle solutions are always different, so put any ideas of skipping the spooky parts with a guide to rest.
• To enjoy the adventure without the difficulty, play on Very Easy.
• A nonstop, edge-of-your-seat thrill ride is guaranteed by resource-based save points and limited healing items.
• Discover a brand-new character, scenario, reimagined ghosts, and special endings created especially for this remake, in addition to completely new visuals and audio effects.

Reviews

White Day: A Labyrinth Named School is a great experience for those looking for nostalgic old school survival horror. What it lacks in modern day graphics and mechanics it makes up for with a plethora of lore and swimsuit DLCs. Still, many questionable and outdated design choices hold it back from being truly amazing.

Gaming Nexus

White Day: A Labyrinth Named School is a somewhat uneven package, arguably held back by how dated the jump scares and obtuse nature of the puzzles feel. That doesn’t mean it’s not worth experiencing, though – if you value an uncomfortable, oppressive atmosphere in your survival horror, along with a haunting and compelling story, then White Day: A Labyrinth Named School is definitely worthy of your time.

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