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WHITE DAY A LABYRINTH NAMED SCHOOL JANITOR PS4

The school in which the game takes place has a fixed layout, but puzzle, key and collectible locations are randomly generated, whilst the game also features no less than eight possible endings.Īs with most similar games nowadays (but rare in the 2001 original) Hui-min has access to weapons, and when he sees the limping, determined figure of the janitor, the player has no choice but to turn tail and run. Walking simulators often feature little or no replay value, with few collectibles, a fixed layout and perhaps one or two endings at best. White Day prides itself on offering just the opposite. To its credit, White Day uses a number of techniques that belie its age, and whilst never revolutionary, many of these are features that are strangely absent in similar, modern games.

WHITE DAY A LABYRINTH NAMED SCHOOL JANITOR PS4

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