Blue Reflection

Blue Reflection is Gust’s best new IP and one that would’ve been a better game had Koei Tecmo put some actual effort into localization wise.

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It’s an enjoyable game with a terrific concept and is one that should be played slowly so you can really enjoy the characters, as well as a beautiful art style.

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As a brand new IP, Blue Reflection does its job well and may serve as a good foundation for a sequel.

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Blue Reflection is a good start for something even greater.

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Blue Reflection provides a unique twist on the JRPG format.

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There’s a lot to see in Blue Reflection if players put the time into the story, but if you’re looking level grinding and item collecting, this isn’t going to be the game for you.

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Those who are fans of Gust’s library will love what Blue Reflection offers.

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Nothing here will anger or upset you, but nothing will amaze or move you either.

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Those looking for a relaxed trip that they can just pick up and play whenever, could find a solid outing here, just don’t go expecting the world.

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A limp, repetitive gameplay loop and uncomfortable characterization rob Blue Reflection of the magic it tries so desperately to create.

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Blue Reflection tries to take the social aspects of Persona and make them more streamlined and simplified but fails to make them interesting in any way.

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There’s some good in here, but the rest feels hastily put together.

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Blue Reflection feels like a tutorial for JRPG beginners - one that even the most inexperienced player would get bored with.

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