I really enjoyed the design and layout and having to strategize in real time, deciding when to use specific skills. It is important to find a balance between the less costly skills and the more expensive ones as you don’t want to wait too long since the enemy will then be able to act sooner. The more Ether needed, the better the skill. Skills use Ether and each level on the timeline is 1000 Ether, so the amount of Ether needed for a skill will determine how far into the timeline you must go before you can act. When your character reaches a certain level in the timeline, they can then act and use a skill. You and your allies are on one end with the enemies on the other. The battle system works on a timeline, where your party members will progress along at different paces depending on their stats. In Second Light, the developers seem to have made the system much more accessible for those new to these types of games, and the in-game tutorials are easy to follow to ensure you are getting the most out of this revamped system. It all looked a little complicated and messy. In the first game, the battle system was turn based, and had numerous steps to using your skills, attacking enemies, and monitoring charges, among other things. The core gameplay is like the previous title, but one area they have updated massively is the battle system. Second Light is a sequel to BLUE REFLECTION however, you don’t need to have played the previous game as there are no returning characters and the story is standalone. Like the girls that you begin the game with, they will also have no memory of what’s happened, and the hunt for their memories will begin, too! I found the concept and story to be a super interesting premise, and I was keen to uncover the lost memories of all the girls stuck in this strange world. Oh, did I forget to mention that these high school girls fight demons? Yeah, they encounter them when searching for their memories that can be found in mysterious worlds called Heartscapes, which appear when certain events are triggered.Īs you uncover memories you unlock new characters, they will appear once certain memories that include them have been discovered. These are the weapons you’ll use when fighting demons. Each of these students woke with a mysterious ring on their finger, and these rings grant them the power to fight with reflector weapons, weapons that are summoned based on those characters’ emotions and feelings. At this school, there are three other students: Kokoro, Yuki, and Rena, who have been in this new world for three days and who have each lost their memory-having no clue why or how they ended up where they are. In BLUE REFLECTION: Second Light, you play as Ao Hoshizaki, a high school girl who wakes up in a school that is surrounded by an endless ocean.
You also exclusively play as high school girls. and published by KOEI TECMO, BLUE REFLECTION: Second Light is a Japanese role-playing game with a focus on identity, relationships, and highlighting how important and impactful memories can have on a person.
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