GAME WHITE DAY PC

The game's graphics did not age well, but its place was between Clock Tower's 2D interpretation of the helpless victim and Resident Evil's 3D depiction of Badass Normal if it was a game using a first-person perspective that took functionally of a defenseless protagonist and pitted him against a haunted building with a stalker.

Unnamed Studios has been working on a fan-made translation/restoration project that translates the game and fixes the compatibility issues so it can be played on non-Korean PCs.

Since the cancellation of the localization and Sonnori closing up shop, the original game itself had become something of a rarity with a few people seeding torrents and file downloads in an attempt to keep a copy available. It was later released on mobile phones in 2009 but sacrificed the 3D graphics for still images that hampered the atmosphere of the game. The game was quite notable for several patches on the creator's site made to tone down the creepiness factor due to complaints from people being too terrified to finish the game and locked the real horrors away in the harder difficulties. In the same year of cancelled localization, the game was re-released with six other games developed by Sonnori note (the other games are Astonishia Story, Darkside Story, Forgotten Saga, Steel Empire, Arcturus, and Astonishia Story R) during their 10th anniversary in the Romance of Package compilation.

GAME WHITE DAY PC

The game was released in Korea for PC in 2001 with an English European release planned by the UK-based 4AM Entertainment in 2004 (even including translated screens from the import game), but it was unfortunately cancelled. It doesn't take long for the place to go from moody and dark into a full-blown nightmare as parts of the school begin to grow dilapidated, an insane janitor goes to town on a seemingly random student before he starts coming for you, and two girls that seem pretty unfazed about the school turning into a hellish nightmare.

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