Initially, I worried that this might lead to a gameplay loop that would feel too much like Atelier with a Blue Reflection premise. Materials can be used back at the school to craft items. For the most part, they’re just areas to explore with materials to collect from glowing orbs (and by cutting down high grass, which isn’t as plentiful in terms of materials but causes a satisfying flurry of flower petals). Only the later ones do anything interesting with the concept. Heartscapes are fun to explore, if not quite as fantastic in appearance as I might have hoped for from environments created from memories. Not only that, but as they remember people close to them, more girls begin appearing in the school, each with her own heartscapes to search for memories. They later learn that these areas connected to the school are “heartscapes,” places created from their emotions in which they can find fragments of their lost memories. Aside from the school, which is surrounded by water, the only other place they can access is a strange area they refer to as the Faraway. Ao is on her way to summer classes, but when she walks into the classroom, she finds herself in a different world–an isolated school inhabited only by three other girls, all of whom have lost their memories. While the first game followed a girl’s daily life at school, the sequel has a drastically different setup. I enjoyed it enough to hope for a sequel, so I was thrilled when Gust announced Blue Reflection: Second Light.
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MonsterVine was provided with a Switch code for review.īack in 2017, I reviewed Gust’s magical girl JRPG Blue Reflection and found it to be a pleasant game that struggled with combat and exploration but excelled in social interactions and enemy designs. Platforms: Nintendo Switch (reviewed), PlayStation 4, PC Step into an abandoned school in a mysterious world, forge connections with the girls around you, and battle demons to reclaim lost memories in the beautiful new entry in Gust’s magical girl series.
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