2021 Download White Day A Labyrinth Named School

You play as a new transfer student named Hee Min Lee, who sneaks back into his high school on the night before White Day to return a left behind notebook and some chocolates for his crush So Young Han. Unbeknownst to Hee Min, Yeondu High School is plagued by paranormal horrors, as the area once was home to a hospital used during the Korean War. Two crazy, blood hungry janitors possessed by spirits stalk the hallways at night and will beat any student they catch to death. You meet a number of girls throughout your journey across the buildings of the school, all of whom you can choose to court, leading to different endings depending on your dialogue choices. An average playthrough for casual players on normal difficulty lasts around 8-10 hours, with even more playtime if you choose to replay the game for different endings. A nice touch that ties in perfectly with the theme of White Day is a true secret ending titled white chrysanthemum, which encompasses the romantic values of the holiday.

Just over two years ago I sat quietly unobserved one morning on my backyard balcony. A group of neighborhood white boys, probably between the ages of ten and twelve--en route to school and unaware of my presence--casually commented about "some nigger doing something." I was as stunned as I had been during my house-buying, bathroom experience nine years ago. I did not naively think that overt black/white racism did not also exist in Phoenix, Arizona, as in Birmingham. Nevertheless, in both instances, I had innocently eavesdropped on and witnessed first-hand the private spaces of white racism. Had I not wandered into the "wrong bathroom," in my acquaintance's house or not been sitting unseen on my balcony, I would have never grasped the extent to which my previous and present predominantly white "professional" neighborhood could at any moment transform itself from a sale, familiar environment into a minefield wherein my nine-year-old son and twelve-year old daughter might easily become the emotional casualties of my "neighbors'" careless racism.