BLUE REFLECTION
A clear summer sky spreads over the Hoshinomiya Girls' High School. This story begins with the belated start of school life for Hinako Shirai, who has just recovered from a leg injury due to a tragic accident. The magical sisters Yuzu and Lime bestowed to her a special power to become a "Reflector".
BLUE REFLECTION is a jrpg, female protagonist and rpg game
developed and published by KOEI TECMO GAMES CO. and LTD..
Released on September 26th 2017 is available only on Windows
in 3 languages: English, Japanese and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 1,382 reviews of which 1,112 were positive and 270 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.7 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 59.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- OS: Windows® 10 (64bit required)
- Processor: Core i5 2.6GHz over
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX550Ti or better
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 30 GB available space
- Sound Card: OnBoard
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One of the best magical girl games I have ever played,Blue Reflection is a enjoyable experience that fans of the magical girl sub genre will enjoy. Probably the most gorgeous game. The design factor is stunning.The story is rather "slice-of-life". If that isn't your cup of tea, you may find this game boring. Otherwise, it is a beautiful, enthralling experience. (8/10)!!
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It's definitely not for everyone, but if you know what to expect, accept it for what it is, and don't take it too seriously, then you're in for a treat! Mechanically, it's a dumbed-down Persona game. It's a lighter, simpler, more relaxing Persona experience. On Normal mode, the enemies are so weak that it barely matters which stats and skills you invest in. If you're a JRPG fan that's more interested in gameplay mechanics and playing around with complicated systems, you're probably not going to have a good time unless you're able to keep your expectations in check. The RPG elements are.. serviceable. So why play it? Because whoever was in charge of this game's style and art direction is basically Thomas Kinkade but Japanese. Visually, this game is so gorgeous you just wanna puke. They asked "how pretty should it be?" and all said "yes." If you have the right sense of humor (or even just morbid curiosity), this alone makes it worth it Next, the music is 10/10. I'm not sure I've seen any other piece of media whose soundtrack fits so appropriately. The battle music is so girly and so dweeby, and the calmer tracks suit the game's tone perfectly (mellow and, again, PRETTY) The story and characters are fine. It's anime, so the stories are kind of stupid, and the characters are tropey. Outside of battle, this game's tone and pace is so light and mellow, so, even though you'll get much more interesting characters and stories in Persona (or just other games in general, if I'm honest), I think that would be too disruptive to the game's relaxing, mellow vibe My biggest problem with this game is that there aren't any good options for toning down the graphics. Only my newest, nicest laptop was just barely able to run this I'm glad I grabbed this on sale because it's a really special game with a strong identity. Very pleasant!
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Gorgeous game. Critters are extremely well designed, and the animations are quite lavish. The writing, in places, had me in tears. And then facepalming at some quite cringe scenes that... like, we don't need shower scenes when the characters are in high school. It's got a unique approach to levelling, there is no XP. You get your levelups as some quest and milestone rewards. No equipment, just a sort of materia system for bolstering each and every spell/ability. The only thing you get from combat are some crafting items to make your materia stronger, or to make out-of-combat consumables that buff stats temporarily, with some permanent ones, but the grind for those was... severe, and you won't need the extra power. This is not a hard game. You're going to ignore 80% of the abilities and you're going to destroy most encounters in a couple of attacks. There's a lot of... repetition. Your incursions into the magical realm will feel quite same-y, because while there's a decent variety of maps, they're just random dreamlike locations to bumble through until progress happens. And you'll be dragging your friends to little scenes to fill in their meters as you get to know them. But the characters are all very different and likable. Mostly. Primary theme of coming to terms with emotions... I found most of the characters quite relatable as different presentations of autistic individuals. But I have a bias in that direction. My playtime is rather higher than actual, as I spent a lot of time paused. NFI how long a normal playthrough should take. I'm giving it a thumbs up for having more good than bad, for doing some very unique things... but I must warn that it's got some cringe and gets really repetitive. Oh, and there's just *one* time there's an un-warned point of no return. Final day, when you're getting encouragement from everyone, use the fast-travel to get to the science club, and do the rooftop dead last.
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I mostly enjoyed this game a lot! Hinako is a hilarious protagonist and I got obsessed with all the other characters too, I found them really cute and entertaining. The story starts off pretty mild and casual but gets quite intense towards the end (I sobbed). I also like how it combines (more or less) realistic daily life with magic and action and PLENTY of mentally unstable girls lmao :> The gameplay is fairly simple (even on hard mode) which I believe some find boring but personally I enjoyed that I didn't have to stress too much during battles lol yet still had fun. While the boss fights are more challenging (and take significantly longer than normal battles) but are still managable with carefulness and strategy. The grinding during missions occasionally got annoying/tiring though. The soundtrack is awesome, the visuals are beautiful as well, though in my opinion many cutscenes suffer from wasted potential due to being way too simple/empty than they could've been with the pretty art/animation the game offers at times :( I'd say it's very nice overall, however definitely not for everyone since despite enjoying it, I can totally understand that it's likely boring for many who prefer complex gameplays and/or less "plain" plot!
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So after completing game on steam deck getting all achievements I can say this game was fairly enjoyable game. Only problem for me is certain scenes I couldn't see like the ending it's just like a screen as if it's looking for a signal with static on the bottom corner.
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Developer
KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD.
Publisher
KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD.
Release
26 Sep 2017
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