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1. #Blue reflection second light switch review how to#
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Overall, the combat felt fast paced and strategic as I had to make quick decisions but was well rewarded for thinking ahead when I managed to interrupt an enemy from making their attack or kept my combo chain going through some hectic moments where numerous enemies were attacking at once. The longer the battles went, the more options were made available and the girls would also transform into their powered-up “Reflector” forms.īy fulfilling certain conditions, I could go in close for a one on one bout with an enemy during a heated fight to evade/counter their attacks and deal a significant amount of damage with some flourish as long as I played my cards right. The enemies could break my chain with certain powerful attacks but there were good tell-tale signs of these types of attacks coming so I could avoid them as losing a long combo chain could decrease my damage output substantially.

#Blue reflection second light switch review full#

Once the fight was in full swing, I could also opt to wait a bit longer to get multiple actions in a turn, all the while building up combo counters which steadily increased my damage output with more consecutive hits. This allowed me to see who was getting their turn next and when the enemy would be attacking to try and interrupt or delay their attacks. Once combat is initiated by making contact with an enemy on the field, there is a turn order bar with icons representing characters taking part in combat moving in real time. Even though initially the vast majority of the cast seemed to follow pretty close to certain popular tropes, after I got to know them a bit more, I began liking them.įrom partaking in activities which can best be described as “cute anime girls doing cute anime girl things” to delving deeper into what made them into the person that they are now and overcoming past traumas with each other’s support, there’s a good heart at the core of this story.Īdding that to my repertoire of pick up lines.Īs for the combat, it reminds me a bit of the old school Grandia games mixed together with the system from Atelier Ryza 1.

While the overarching story of uncovering the mystery of this strange place and the origin of their powers as Reflectors was compelling enough to keep me guessing, much of my time was spent interacting with other characters. Not having played the original, I can’t comment whether or not there are elements that are carried over to the sequel but I can say that I didn’t feel lost and was able to follow along with the story easily without having any knowledge of the original. Together, they resolve to get to the bottom of this mysterious school and resolve to find a way back home. She soon meets up with others in the same situation except that unlike her, they have all lost their memories of their life before being spirited away. Waking up in an unfamiliar school, Ao finds herself stranded in an otherworldly place.

#Blue reflection second light switch review how to#

Ya, I don’t know how to pronounce that word either.