Survival horror in a Korean high school and the soundtrack knows exactly how to use silence before it doesn't. White Day's 2017 official release gives you the main theme "Labyrinth" setting an unsettling tone, then nine different ending themes each named after flowers.
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Every ending theme carries a different mood. "White Chrysanthemum" feels mournful, "Ebony" goes darker, and "Dandelion" offers something almost hopeful. The contrast between them tells you how many ways this game can end.
"Like a Dream" appears in Korean, English, and instrumental versions, and the Korean vocal take has this eerie sweetness to it. If you want a horror game soundtrack that rewards multiple playthroughs with completely different emotional payoffs, this is the one.