The look and sound of White Day is the obvious thing to draw people in and build an atmosphere, but it's in the game's less obvious parts where that atmosphere grows to become something otherly-something that goes from unnerving, to scary, to utterly terrifying. With credits on the likes of Pokemon and Dragonball, it's an experienced and skilful cast bringing the schoolgirls to life. On the way to one of your seven endings achievable, players are accompanied by the likes of Erica Schroeder, Sarah Natochenny and Kate Bristol on vocal duties, playing So-young Han, Seong-ah Kim and Ji-hyeon Seol-the girls trapped in the school with the player character. It's at least on a par with some smaller releases on PC, if not better. While obviously a 15-year-old game is never going to win awards for its looks, White Day's re-working into a modern mobile game has seen it take a leap in visual and audio quality, featuring the sort of high quality 3D graphics rarely seen in the mobile gaming sphere. Your mind is capable of a lot more than some so-called 'shocking' imagery. Anyone who's played the likes of Amnesia knows just how horrifying it is to encounter a powerful, nefarious antagonist and have no way of combating them.Īll you can do is run and hide in the shadows-but then it's not like the shadows are too friendly either.Īnother horror cliche White Day avoids is using buckets of gore-instead of just relying on the shock factor of blood and viscera, the game avoids most overt violence. Yep, White Day proved to be ahead of its time back in 2001, being a game in which the player is essentially powerless only able to run and hide from the threats facing them. What do you face off against these forces of terror with? Nothing. White Day brings all of those horrors (minus P.E) and puts you, Hui-min Lee, as the young man trapped in school after hours, up against them.
Normally schools just have the horror that is P.E, and not much else. It's not like every educational facility in the world has possessed janitors, ghosts with mysterious pasts and all other sorts of dangers and horrors lurking within.
From that video you can see White Day, while set in the oh-so-familiar world of a school, is actually.
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