- White Day is now part of Crunchyroll Game Vault
- Play the original survival horror game developed by Sonori
- You need a Crunchyroll Mega and Ultimate Fan membership to play
Following the recent additions of Patch Quest and Mirren: Star Legends, the Crunchyroll Game Vault expands once again, this time with a chilling cult classic. White Day: A Labyrinth Named School is now available on Android and iOS for Crunchyroll Mega and Ultimate Fan members, bringing one of Korea’s most iconic horror experiences to mobile.
White Day drops you into the darkened halls of Yeondu High School, where a night of sneaking in turns into a nightmare. Armed with nothing but your wits, you’ll need to solve puzzles, uncover twisted secrets, and escape ghostly encounters, all while being hunted by a janitor who definitely didn’t get that gig through normal hiring channels.
Originally developed by Sonnori, White Day earned its reputation through a combination of psychological tension, branching storylines, and a refusal to hand you weapons. There’s no combat here – just stealth, problem-solving, and a constant sense that something’s watching. With multiple endings based on your choices, every decision feels like it could be your last.
The mobile version is optimised for touch screen controls but also supports Bluetooth controllers if you’d rather not fumble your way through a panic-induced escape. Its visual presentation and eerie sound design carry over surprisingly well to the small screen, delivering the kind of atmosphere that makes you hesitate before turning the next corner.
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To dive into White Day, you’ll need an active Crunchyroll Mega Fan or Ultimate Fan membership, which also unlocks the rest of the Game Vault and a full library of anime, simulcasts, offline viewing, and store perks. It’s a great excuse to scream your way through the summer.
If you’ve got your subscription sorted, download White Day by clicking on your preferred link below. Check out Crunchyroll’s official website to see its catalogue of all the available games.
