White Day: A Labyrinth Named School reviews

Sooooo where I just start. First of all, the Caretaker ... oh the Caretaker, yes he can quite get to the Egg ... Going, but that being said, the Game is a nice chilling Game, which has driven me to play the Game several times through. Through the Secrets and several Endings in the Game, you have more of this Game than just a single Game pass. Whether you want to delve more into the Story and ghost stories has the Opportunity to decide for yourself, depending on how much you look around and collect and read the Notes. So When you put up with the Caretaker, the Game is a damn good Horror game.

Who shouldn't know White Day (2001) yet: Very eerie paranormal survival horror with Elements from Resident Evil and Amnesia (in this Case, of course, the latter is the Grandchild), multiple Endings and plenty of character-related Story. Very beautiful and own. For Connoisseurs: Basically, the Remake is an engine port (Unity) including many original sounds, but with better Graphics. In Addition, there are now more Ghosts (stories) as well as a new, additional Protagonist who triggers an equally new Campaign. Plays well, but also a little more consolidated (simplified Hiding Games on the Klos, somewhat cumbersome menu guidance). Currently, some Bugs still plague the Game, but the Developers are diligent-there were already two Patches within a Day. I recommend this Number. Addendum: Unfortunately, mentioned Protagonist has to be released first, on the hard Level of Difficulty. I Don't think is a good Idea, but it sticks with the Recommendation.

First of all, I have the Game longer, but until a few Days ago I didn't trust in fun, puzzles and Secrets. But I had now set out to play through the Game and I have to say that it was really Fun. In the Beginning you usually hang out in the Toilets to hide from the Caretaker, but if you play Heavy on the Level of difficulty, which I can only recommend to everyone, you should not always crawl there. In addition, there are different Endings in this Game, I don't know how many, but there are some. Here it depends on the Order in which you air puzzle/inhibitors and how to decide in the dialogues with the others in the School. There are high-white to be found and because I have already mentioned the Degree of difficulty above, more Spirits appear on the Level of difficulty hard appear (i.e. than Persons) and the Caretaker looks down even more extreme everything that is not the Case in Normal, whereby here the Tension, of course, gets even higher. I played the Game 3 times (The first time it was 7 Hours), with the other two passes I already played everything faster because I wanted to reach a certain End and knew most of it by heart, which would unlock things, and there. It was 2 Hours. It should be mentioned that through the greeting El/Ghost stories that can be found in this Game, you can really immerse yourself beautifully in this Korean Horror world. Are definitely written in such a way that you don't get bored. So for a Game with Friends, where you take turns or just play to have Fun on the Game, I really recommend it.