Although it is more permissive: it automatically saves after certain events of great importance in addition to leaving up to five save files at our disposal. Get some ideas for puzzles and maps from the first the second also ruthlessly knows the storage system, which is done using single-use markers. You can see the references to some games that did not have that long at the time, especially Silent Hill (1999) and Resident Evil (1996). The ingredients of the game are typical: a helpless protagonist, an invincible enemy who constantly patrols the environment, a lot of closed doors that require puzzles to make their way through collecting objects, backtracking, stealth and darkness. The redesigned graphics and interface (and especially the elimination of bugs) makes the title rejuvenate. This first-person horror game feels surprisingly current despite being almost sixteen years old. As soon as you enter the door, it closes, leaving you locked in the school with So-young, her friends Kim Seong-ah and Seol Ji-hyun, janitors wanting to murder students after hours and a lot of ghosts.
Its protagonist is Lee H*i-min, who goes to school at night to leave her some chocolates on White Day (in Korea the woman gives chocolates on Valentine’s Day and the man a month later at the WD) and return his diary to the girl you like, Han So-young.
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A first version arrived on smartphones in 2015, and will now also be available on PC and PS4. White Day: A Labyrinth Named School is a remake of a cult Korean horror game released in 2001. That is why I am always curious when a horror game incorporates them as its own and takes advantage of their power to awaken the player’s imagination, as is the case in the game at hand. I am fascinated by the way in which what is essentially a fable (in many cases with a conservative moral) becomes rumor and from there it passes into the popular imagination.
I have a special fondness for urban legends, understanding as such not conspiracy such as “Walt Disney is frozen” or “I met the King on a motorcycle”, but stories that try to find terror in everyday life. White Day has not aged badly despite being 16 years old, but in the current context it is difficult for her to stand out. White Day Review: A Labyrinth Named School
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