Crunchyroll has added "White Day: A Labyrinth Named School" to its Android Game Vault. Originally a cult classic from Korea in 2001, White Day delivers genuine spine-chilling horror. The Android remake launched in South Korea back in November 2015.

Worldwide, the mobile version was initially released as "White Day: The School" in 2015. It was developed by ROI Games (also called Sonnori) and Gachyon Soft for smartphones. A Windows and PS4 port followed in 2017, published in the West by PQube.

White Day: A Labyrinth Named School is a survival horror video game

You are locked inside a haunted high school overnight, forced to survive using only your wits and a flashlight. You step into the shoes of Hee-Min Lee, a new student at Yeondu High. He sneaks into the building after dark to leave a present for his crush.

Suddenly, the school goes into lockdown, plunging everything into a waking nightmare. You’re stalked by a crazed janitor and pursued by restless spirits. Along the way, you must unearth secrets, solve puzzles, and find an escape route.

Rather than relying on combat or sudden jump scares, White Day builds dread through atmospheric tension. Its pitch-black hallways are illuminated only by your flashlight beam. What’s more, the puzzles rearrange with each playthrough—memorizing solutions or using guides won't help you.

Watch the game in action below.

It Has Multiple Endings

There are nine possible endings, shaped by how you interact with fellow trapped students. Whether you save them, ignore them, or sacrifice them alters the story’s direction and the terrors you encounter.

The touch controls are responsive, and Bluetooth controllers are also supported. If you're a Crunchyroll subscriber, download the game from the Google Play Store.

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