Blue Reflection provides a unique twist on the JRPG format. Having the protagonist reflect on her own feelings of loss while trying to gain insight into other characters’s feelings in order to acquire their friendship is an interesting idea. The problem is the game doesn’t delve deep enough into this territory, and while this is a great design concept, it could be so much better if they took the idea further and added more depth to the characters.
Twinfinite interviews Mel Kishida, acclaimed character designer who worked on the Atelier Arland and Blue Reflection series.
Do you remember Gust's JRPG Blue Reflection released in 2017 for PS4, PS Vita, and PC? It's getting an anime TV series.
Awesome I love the game platinumed it on PS4 and Vita I can't wait for the anime to arrive hope the game gets a sequel.
That is nice.
This series has a lot of potential and I would love a sequel. But a anime is a good second choice.
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First 3 chapters are great long wait but I finally got it and I love it