cubaoreo.blogg.se - Blue reflection

Be careful to avoid making a redundant purchase. Note: The set product "BLUE REFLECTION: Second Light Ultimate Edition", which includes identical content, is also currently available for sale.

Note: The content ①~⑥ included in the Season Pass will be available for individual purchase in the future. Note: For details about content, please visit the official site. Note: The content of the Season Pass, as well as the details and names of such content, are subject to change without notice, as are the release dates and/or order of release. Note: To use each of the additional content for ③~⑥, you must advance the game to a certain extent. (The corresponding girl must also be one of your friends.) Note: After unlocking the Change Outfit function for the poolside "Locker Room", you can change into the costumes from the lockers inside the "Locker Room". Note: ①, ④, and ⑥ are slated to be released by the end of December, 2021, while ②, ③, and ⑤ are slated to be released by the end of January, 2022. Note⑥: A useful function for creating items. Note⑤: In addition to a new Heartscape and its map, a corresponding event (no voice-overs). Note④: In addition to the new island and its map, a corresponding event (no voice-overs). Note③: In addition to 3 new School Development facilities, date events for each character (no voice-overs). Note②: Dog-ear swimsuits that can be used by each character (total of 10). A year before the beginning of the main story, Hinako made it to the finals of a prestigious international ballet competition, and it seemed that the door to success stood. Note①: Kitty maid outfits that can be used by each character (total of 10). Shirai Hinako, also known as Hina () by some of her friends, is the main character of Blue Reflection and a playable character in Blue Reflection Tie. ⑤Additional Map "Atelier Ryza Collab Dungeon" ③Additional School Development Facility "Summer Night Vacation" The set includes costumes for each character (9 in total), based on the uniform of Hinako, the main character of "BLUE REFLECTION".

The Season Pass purchase bonus "Hoshinomiya Uniform - Costume Set" is included.

The Season Pass content ①~⑥ below are slated to be released in succession, starting in November, 2021. What did bother me was that for the true ending, you had to replay the entire game for a small difference in the epilogue cutscene.Allows you to obtain at a discount 6 varieties of DLC that are slated for individual purchase in the future. On the other hand, some of the map explorations were a bit repetitive (eg climbing the same painstakingly slow obstacles), and I think the ending dragged out a little bit and some of the story went over my head, but nothing that really detracted from the experience. I know that some people didn't really like the slice of life moments or slower pacing outside of story beats, but the game hit the spot for me in my life when I played it when I did. I fondly remember the game really capturing that summery vacation feel, and I also remember being pleasantly surprised by the tone that the game took. A lot of the character dynamics were really good too and some cute moe moments don't hurt either, though some BR1 references and characters were a bit lost on me. Some highlights included the banger OST, and they're so good that I still revisit the tracks to this day. I played it last year and was surprised at how good it was - I had only played some Atelier before that, and also went into the game blind (no teasers, no reviews, just saw the box and bought it). There’s a staggering amount of date sessions (like 15 per character or something) and one of the reasons it never got old for me was just how well they are captured by the camera. There’s a lot of beautiful scenery to show off and they capture the emotion and tone of each scene very well.

I believe there is a demo on each available platform, so…check it out!Įdit: Oh I forgot to mention how much I liked the cinematography during the cutscenes. I foresee even better games in the future. I did have a few nitpicks here and there, but overall I expect this franchise could be one to keep your eyes on if this quality keeps up. The art direction was also very pleasant to look at, especially a few of the explorable areas. Loved the soundtrack as well, which had a mix of piano ballads and electric rock. If you like dialogue and character driven stories, you’ll likely love this game.

It has an interesting and mysterious story, revolving around trying to figure out exactly what is happening in the backrooms-style environments. All the systems worked together exactly the way I wanted, from the crafting and facilities, to the party system and combat, to the progression system tied directly to your character interactions. I was honestly kind of blown away with how polished this game was. It’s very laid back like Atelier, and has great characters and social development gameplay like Persona games. It’s a wonderful mix of the Persona and Atelier formula (with a hint of Doki Doki Lit Club). Just want to shout out my favorite JRPG i’ve played in the past couple years.