As the game offers non-linear progression, various documents can be found throughout the school offering additional backstory and hints on how to advance. Micro-management of items is key, as the player has limited item slots and some objects may be important for progression despite not being used for hours from the collection point. Players explore the school collecting items to solve puzzles and advance the story, much in the vein of a classic adventure game. White Day: A Labyrinth Named School is a survival horror video game played from the first-person perspective. With the assistance of other students, Hui-min traverses the building, hiding from foes and using item micro-management to solve puzzles to progress through the school, in an attempt to leave the building before dawn - Game based on a true story during the Korean war. Upon entry, Hui-min becomes trapped and begins to encounter the supernatural. Set in South Korea in 2001, players control Lee Hui-min, a new transfer student at a local high school who sneaks into the institution after hours to prepare a White Day surprise for his crush, Han So-young. It is the second remake of White Day, with the first being a 2009 2D adventure-horror game utilizing still images for mobile phones titled White Day Mobile, which was released by Ntreev Soft who shares the copyright of this game. A port for Microsoft Windows and PlayStation 4 was released in August 2017, through publisher ROI Games in Korea, PQube in North America and Europe and Arc System Works in Japan.

A remake of the 2001 game of the same name, it was initially released for Android and iOS in late 2015 in Korea, with a western release coming in the following months. White Day: A Labyrinth Named School, known on mobile platforms internationally as The School: White Day, is a 2015 survival horror video game developed by ROI Games & Gachyon Soft.

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