BLUE REFLECTION Quartet: Shoujo-tachi no Kiseki Launches on PS5, Switch, Switch 2, and PC
The package reworks the app-only SUN/燦 into a console game with 24 new events, which the sources describe as a reconstruction rather than a port, giving that story its first home console form.
Key Facts
- BLUE REFLECTION Quartet: Shoujo-tachi no Kiseki launched on July 30, 2026, for PS5, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC via Steam.
- The standard edition costs 7,480 yen, the Premium Box costs 11,330 yen, and the Special Collection Box costs 24,200 yen.
- The package includes four works: BLUE REFLECTION: Higan ni Mau Shoujo no Ken, BLUE REFLECTION RAY/澪, BLUE REFLECTION SUN/燦, and BLUE REFLECTION TIE/帝.
- SUN/燦 gains 24 newly written events, and TIE/帝 adds eight girls from RAY/澪 and SUN/燦 to battle.
- The Switch 2 version is download-only, and the game is rated CERO C for ages 15 and up.
Reporting from 3 sources: 4Gamer.net, ASCII.jp, Denfaminicogamer.
Koei Tecmo Games released BLUE REFLECTION Quartet: Shoujo-tachi no Kiseki on July 30, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC via Steam. The Switch 2 version is download-only. The heroic RPG bundles four works from the BLUE REFLECTION series into a single package: the 2017 game BLUE REFLECTION: Higan ni Mau Shoujo no Ken, the anime BLUE REFLECTION RAY/澪, the app title BLUE REFLECTION SUN/燦, and the 2021 game BLUE REFLECTION TIE/帝. The standard edition costs 7,480 yen, with a Premium Box at 11,330 yen and a Special Collection Box at 24,200 yen. Each included work receives new features: the original game gets upgraded textures and faster field movement, the anime is re-edited with 3D-modeled main characters, SUN/燦 gains 24 newly written events, and TIE/帝 adds eight girls from RAY/澪 and SUN/燦 to battle. A REFERENCE database collects series lore. A launch trailer and a commemorative illustration by character designer Mel Kishida were also released.
The launch trailer features the newly written theme song "Ephemeral Youth," sung by Marina Mizuno. The release also includes a special photo frame "Quartet" available as a free limited-time download until August 12. The package is rated CERO C, for ages 15 and up.
Each of the four works gets specific upgrades. BLUE REFLECTION: Higan ni Mau Shoujo no Ken receives high-resolution textures, faster field movement, and autosave. The RAY/澪 anime is re-edited with 3D-modeled main characters and new prologue and epilogue content that connects the works. SUN/燦 adds 24 newly written events with character interactions that were not in the original, plus prologue and epilogue scenes. TIE/帝 adds eight girls from RAY/澪 and SUN/燦 to battle, speeds up movement and combat, adds event fast-forward, and makes Yuzuki and Raimu available in photo mode.
4Gamer.net published an interview with Mel Kishida, who handled character design and supervision, discussing the series and the new compilation.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 3 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.