Android Rundown
9.0White Day feels like a guilty pleasure, in that it brings an ominous feel to furtive stretches of play time. It packs in a lot of enjoyable elements — suspense, action, hints of Choose Your Own Adventure, etc — and ties them all up with a bow in the form of a cohesive storyline and mostly logical sequences. The in-game dialogue gets a bit busy in parts, and the interactions do feel a tad forced now and then, but the game comes together quite well. Even if it might be tough to sleep afterwards. Just a bit.
