Due out on September 26th for the PS4 and PC, Blue Reflection does not appear to be just a silly “High school girls vs evil” story. The plot looks to take some pretty dark twists and turns, in stark contrast with the bright, colorful hand-drawn style visuals.
The latest details expand on high schooler Hinako Shirai’s exposure to a demonic parallel dimension known as “The Common”, and we also have some additional media below including a fresh new teaser trailer as seen below.
Blue Reflection Teaser Trailer:
Blue Reflection screens:
KOEI TECMO America today revealed a wealth of information on the mystical parallel dimension of Blue Reflection, The Common, alongside a brand new trailer that provides a first look at the magical abilities that empower the mysterious realm?s champions. Headed to the PlayStation 4 computer entertainment system and digitally to Windows PC via Steam on September 26, 2017, developer GUST Studios? latest JRPG and original IP Blue Reflection invites players to assume the role of high school student Hinako Shirai as she learns there is more to her peaceful life than it seems.
Taking her first steps back into an everyday school life, Hinako is lost in a sea of unknown faces until she encounters a middle school friend, Sanae Nishida. Hinako notices a strange aura emerge from Sanae and suddenly awakens in a mysterious world where an intimidating demon awaits her! Before she has time to react, a pair of friendly voices reach out to her: ?It will be alright. You can fight. Put your heart into the ring on your finger, and fight as a Reflector!? The magical twins Yuzu and Lime bestow Reflector powers on Hinako, promising her they will grant any wish she desires if she protects the world from devastating forces that seek to threaten humanity.
This is how Hinako learns of the mysterious parallel dimension, The Common: a place created by the unconsciousness of the human collective; where the causes of humans? latent troubles lurk. Alongside Yuzu and Lime, she leaps fearlessly into this unknown world in search of crystallized emotion fragments ? the physical manifestation of her classmates? struggles ? but encounters a myriad of challenges in her path. Players will explore unique and perilous locations in their attempt to locate these fragments and resolve their classmates? problems in the real world, and will be called upon to battle dangerous demons who stand in their way!
While Hinako and her friends solve the problems plaguing Hoshinomiya Girls? High School and live their day-to-day lives, devastating forces loom closer at each moment. These are the Sephira, gigantic creatures harboring overwhelming powers which threaten to end the world as the girls know it! In order to protect their classmates as well as humanity itself, Hinako, Yuzu and Lime transform into their magical Reflector forms and use their most powerful abilities by gathering the energy of emotions. By harnessing the close bonds they have formed, the Reflectors fight in hopes of repelling the Sephira forces once and for all.
New screenshots, artwork, and a gripping new trailer released alongside today?s announcement further introduce the game?s parallel world, Reflector abilities and day-to-day school life. Screenshots also show off Hinako, Yuzu and Lime?s Reflector forms for the first time, alongside some of their classmates: the highly intelligent Yuri Saiki, the kind-hearted chef Sanae Nishida, Hinako?s ex-ballet rival Sarasa Moshikawa, the young actress Mao Ninagawa and the ambitious Ako Ichinose.
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