Blue Reflection: Second Light
Under a piercing blue sky, surrounded by crystal clear water, the sun scorched Ao Hoshizaki's skin. Gazing at the summer scenery, it seemed as if the girl was left behind in a world that she had wandered into.
At a school adrift in the distance, there lived three girls who had lost their memories. The only thing they could remember was their names. Ao, shrouded in confusion, begins to lead a strange communal life with the girls as they seek clues about a way to return to their original world.
If the girls solve the mystery, what will they obtain?
With gorgeous translucent designs by Mel Kishida, as well as a story that depicts the youth of lifelike girls, based on a theme of human identity and bonding, a new title in the BLUE REFLECTION series is here!
Comments
The thing they got perfect in this game was the heartscapes, A.K.A the dungeons. The dungeons music and their overall ethereal feeling are simply indescriptible, one of the best art experiences I've ever came across, while I do love the few dungeons from the first game, it's safe to assume this game improved in this aspect since it has a lot more of them, and most are beautifully done. Unfortunately everything else just falls short from the Blue Reflection essence, Gust simply decided to follow the Atelier Ryza formula, the game plays ridiculously and unnecessarily like Ryza 2, and a lot of the original Blue Reflection essence is simply nowhere to be found. It's a good game, but that's about it, it's not as special as the first one.
The thing they got perfect in this game was the heartscapes, A.K.A the dungeons. The dungeons music and their overall ethereal feeling are simply indescriptible, one of the best art experiences I've ever came across, while I do love the few dungeons from the first game, it's safe to assume this game improved in this aspect since it has a lot more of them, and most are beautifully done. Unfortunately everything else just falls short from the Blue Reflection essence, Gust simply decided to follow the Atelier Ryza formula, the game plays ridiculously and unnecessarily like Ryza 2, and a lot of the original Blue Reflection essence is simply nowhere to be found. It's a good game, but that's about it, it's not as special as the original game..
The thing they got perfect in this game was the heartscapes, A.K.A the dungeons. The dungeons music and their overall ethereal feeling are simply indescriptible, one of the best art experiences I've ever came across, while I do love the few dungeons from the first game, it's safe to assume this game improved in this aspect since it has a lot more of them, and most are beautifully done.
The thing they got perfect in this game was the heartscapes, A.K.A the dungeons. The dungeons music and their overall ethereal feeling are simply indescriptible, one of the best art experiences I've ever came across.