There is just a general lack of things connecting, like how the janitor pursers don't physically open doors they just open and close by themselves as they walk towards them, and their path finding doesn't make any sense at times, making their AI seem broken. Almost everything that happens in real time gameplay is sorely lacking the animations are stiff and limited, and there is no sense of weight. Sadly, White Day's limits are felt in the presentation, and it's obvious that most of the effort went into the scenes and animations involving the interactions with the girls of Yeondu. At least as long as the developer has spared the expense to make the scare effective. Not all these spirits are harmful to Hui-min's health, but it is pretty much a guarantee that they will cause whoever is playing the game to feel the hairs on their back tingle. White Day adds more threats and deeper gameplay than the average first-person horror game by having various spirits that can inflict damage, and the only way to know about them in advance is to pay close attention to the various notes and flavour texts found within Yeondu High's hallowed halls. White Day: A Labyrinth Named School shares a lot in common with the Amnesia games in that they are first-person exploration adventures with no combat and lots of puzzle solving, note reading, and, of course, avoiding pursuers. Along with a few other students, Hui-min gets trapped within Yeondu's cursed walls, while a pair of possessed janitors skulk the halls and are in the mood to play some tee-ball with Hui-min's face. It is the evening of White Day, the Korean equivalent to the West's Valentine's Day, and Hui-min makes the worst choice of his life by deciding to stay late after school to confess his attraction with a box of chocolates to the cute and popular So-yeoung. Yeondu's feng shui has made it a festering cluster of deranged spirits and restless souls dating as far back as the Korean War, making this high school rife of rumours and legend.
Hui-min is an average Korean kid attending Yeondu High, an education centre with a checkered history of hauntings, and is known for its unusual layout, which has led to a bizarre flow of energy.
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