BlueRef Q Lets Hiyori and Ruka Hold Hands in 3D While Reliving the Anime
BlueRef Q turns the anime-originated RAY/澪 into a playable 3D experience, letting fans relive the finale with the hand-holding duo.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Koei Tecmo Games released 'BLUE REFLECTION Quartet: 少女たちのキセキ' (BlueRef Q), packaging four games. The second, 'BLUE REFLECTION RAY/澪', originally a TV anime, is adapted into a game covering the final stretch. Players control Hiyori while Ruka follows, and the pair constantly holds hands in 3D. The game requires prior anime knowledge and includes a database and flashback scenes.
Koei Tecmo Games' 'BLUE REFLECTION Quartet: 少女たちのキセキ' (BlueRef Q) is out, bundling four games from the first 'BLUE REFLECTION: 幻に舞う少女の剣' to the latest 'BLUE REFLECTION TIE/帝'. The second entry, 'BLUE REFLECTION RAY/澪', originally a TV anime sequel, gets a game adaptation focusing on the final battle with Mizaki Shino.
The game fully spoils the anime, so watching it first is recommended. A database and flashback scenes using original cuts help players review the story. In-game, Hiyori and Ruka appear as full 3D models, with Ruka following Hiyori and constantly holding hands. The 'Common' dungeon, a reverse import from the anime, is a large area to explore with the pair.
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