I dont remember exactly WHICH one got me in but if you get stuck or dont want to be bothered with the puzzle because I think its pretty dumb it was left in, here you go! Good night!ĮDIT: Im not sure how early you can enter the code because how this game works is that its very time sensitive because all puzzles are randomized. I typed up all the possible combo of the code. She soon discovers that she is trapped on-board a space station, and that something has. the white chamber follows a young woman who awakens within a strange glowing coffin. I double checked and everything but I couldn't get in. the white chamber sic is a freeware Point and Click horror-themed Adventure Game designed by British indie group Studio Trophis (which also specialized in animation). The combo in question was 8214 and I couldn't get into the office. Here is the plot twist, my combo was bugged. This is something I wish got changed when it got localized. White Day: A Labyrinth Named School will be released on the PlayStation 4 in North America and on PC worldwide on August 22, 2017. The story of a young man's trip into school at the dead of night to deliver some candy in preparation for the Eastern Holiday of the same name, White Day (the South Korean/Japanese equivalent of Valentine's Day) to 'So-yeong', a girl at school he likes, and to return the diary she left behind. and the puzzle is a random 4 digit combo of 1, 2, 4, and 8. White Day: A Labyrinth Named School is a Korean Survival Horror game by Sonnori and distributed by Wizard Soft that tells a story of a young mans trip into school in the dead of night to deliver some candy in preparation for the Eastern holiday of the same name (similar to Valentines Day in Western countries) to So-yeong, the archetypical Shrinking Violet target of affection. White Day: A Labyrinth Named School (: ). So when I first encountered this puzzle I was like "how TF am I supposed to solve this?!" so I went online and found a lets play and had the puzzle explained to me that it needs you to know Chinese math.
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