Nov 18, 2016 01:54 AM EST By Shunie Pearl Dela Cruz, UniversityHerald Reporter

Korea's popular game called "White Day: A Labyrinth Named School" is getting a PS4 version with special enhancements. Is the game preparing for its most awaited western release date? Find out here!

"White Day: A Labyrinth Named School" Updates

The romantic horror adventure game called "White Day: A Labyrinth Named School" is getting a PSVR and PS4 version. According to Dual Shockers, the game which was developed by Korean Developer ROI Games will be rolling out to the two of the most Sony's favorite gaming console, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation VR, on March 14, 2017.

However, the said release date will only be available in Korea since there is no further information about the game's western release date. However, since the game is getting an English version for PC, hopes are still high for the fans from the Western side of the world.

Accordingly, the PS4 and PC versions of "White Day: A Labyrinth Named School" are said to have some significant improvements and enhancements, most specifically on the gameplay compared to its mobile versions. As added by the same publications, some of the notable improvements of the game include the graphics, more emphasis to Asian culture and perspective, real life ghost experience, rich storyline and the players have the ability to predict the ending.

Other Korean Games Coming to PS4 Soon

It's unusual to see game developers that are not coming from Japan. For this reason, the management of Sony Computer Entertainment Korea has come up with a list of the games developed by Korean game developers, according to PlayStation Lifestyle.  

The following games are developed by Korean Studios: Racers, Hero Hearts Hero, Kingdom Under Fire II, Buff Knight Advanced, Starry Knights, Heroes of Fortune, Thumper, 3-on-3 Freestyle, James Legacy: The Prologue, Kido: Ride on Time, Nimble Birds, Blade Warrior, Lift Car, Operation 7: Revolution, Black Witchcraft, Mortal Blitz VR, Quarre: The Magic Library, Retsnom, Smashing the Battle, Mike & MilkBox, The Onion Knights and Ender of Fire. 

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