Needless to say, the horror aspects in this game are of the East-Asian kind, so at the very least expect drowned teenage girls clawing their way through your TV. There are some more confrontational and arguably terrifying enemies to encounter inWhite Day, but I’m not going to spoil them here. Soy milk, canned coffee and other delicacies return him to normal health, but on anything aside from the easiest difficulty it is simply best to avoid being hurt if you can. If you don’t, you might find yourself in for nothing worse than a jump scare, but poor Hui-min will take damage and blood splatter will appear on screen. Usually, a change in the intensity and tone of the superb background music is the cue, and often if you move away from wherever you were when the music began, you can escape the threat. Supernatural threats are usually less direct than the janitor, and it can be hard to tell when you are under threat from one at all. Outrunning him is hard enough, but he’s also a real pain to hide from, and if you haven’t already got an escape route planned and the doors to rooms you plan to hide in open, he’ll usually catch you and beat Hui-min to death with his baseball bat.
This is a somewhat random event, however the janitor has a habit of appearing right down the corridor whenever you open the door to a new area. As with most similar games nowadays (but rare in the 2001 original) Hui-min has access to weapons, and when he sees the limping, determined figure of the janitor, the player has no choice but to turn tail and run.
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