It tells the story of Hui-min Lee, a young lad who breaks into Yeondoo High School late at night on the eve of White Day (an event like Valentine’s Day, but celebrated a month later in the East) to leave a present there for his crush. This version is a complete reworking of the original, though the visuals haven’t aged particularly well.
In case you’re not aware, White Day has been around since 2001 and has gone through many changes. Much like similar K-Horror and Japanese horror movies, White Day can be flat out creepy and unsettling to the point you can rarely relax, and if it wasn’t for some frustrating issues and the overuse of certain tropes, this could be a great port to PS4. White Day: A Labyrinth Named School is a throwback to old school horror, reminding us of a time when the genre was rooted deeply in the tension and anxiety of the unknown, instead of the outright blood, gore, and violence many have become accustomed to portraying.
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