- July 29, 2026
- KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD.
BLUE REFLECTION Quartet
BLUE REFLECTION Quartet is a four-game collection, but it is more accurate to call it four experiences. BLUE REFLECTION and BLUE REFLECTION: Second Light are full games, but the other two in the collection are more condensed ways to tell the story of that original media. It does build up to a much more definitive Second Light experience.
BLUE REFLECTION Quartet is a four-game collection, but it is more accurate to call it four experiences. BLUE REFLECTION and BLUE REFLECTION: Second Light are full games, but the other two in the collection are more condensed ways to tell the story of that original media. It does build up to a much more definitive Second Light experience.
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About BLUE REFLECTION Quartet
BLUE REFLECTION Quartet is a single player tactical role playing game with fantasy, anime and post-apocalyptic themes. It was developed by KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD. and was released on July 29, 2026. It received positive reviews from critics and mostly positive reviews from players.
Cosmos converge, into one light. The emotional stories of magical Reflectors and the bonds they form. The entire BLUE REFLECTION series combined into one!
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- The collection offers a great value, bundling four games together with improved quality of life features such as faster walking speed, cutscene skipping, better resolution options, and improved controls.
- The games provide relaxing, slice-of-life magical girl JRPG experiences with interesting stories, likable characters, and superb soundtracks, especially in Blue Reflection and Blue Reflection TIE: Second Light which feature solid turn-based combat.
- The package includes previously unreleased games in the west (Ray and Sun) and features a deep lore and story continuity, with a real-time updated reference section and new content expanding the series.
- Significant censorship and removal of DLC content across the collection, including altered or removed fanservice scenes, costumes, and certain gameplay elements, which disappoints some fans and reduces content compared to original releases.
- Blue Reflection Ray is regarded as a short, walking simulator with minimal interactivity and recycled or static content derived from the anime, and Blue Reflection Sun is seen as lackluster, simplified, and stripped of exploration, diminishing overall game quality.
- Performance issues and suboptimal optimization were noted on some platforms like Steam Deck, with the first game struggling with framerate drops despite moderate CPU/GPU usage, and certain graphical assets (like title screens) appearing low quality or static.
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16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story across the series is generally well-received for its depth and character development, particularly highlighting the main protagonist Hinako's heavy storyline. While some adaptations streamline or shorten the narrative—such as the mobile version lacking exploration and extras—fans appreciate the coherent and melancholic themes maintained throughout. Overall, the combined games offer substantial story content, making it a worthwhile experience for fans.
“Nothing remotely important to the story, character development, or gameplay was removed.”
“The characters are cute and the main character in the first game, Hinako, has a pretty heavy storyline.”
“You get a complete set of games for the price of one and there is a lot of story here as well.”
“The sun 'port' is barebones at best; it doesn't include a single event from the game, only the main story with some boss battles. It might as well be an autobattler since it doesn't have any progression, no outfits or extra content from the gacha, and it doesn't even include the opening/title screen cutscene.”
“Mobile game that has been de-gachafied doesn't include any exploration in the world but has a really streamlined story and character interactions in school.”
“The story so far has been neat as it was in the original game, but I have not found any changes in the story and there are admittedly not many graphical updates.”
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BLUE REFLECTION Quartet Review – Fitting Four Experiences In One Collection
BLUE REFLECTION Quartet is a four-game collection, but it is more accurate to call it four experiences. BLUE REFLECTION and BLUE REFLECTION: Second Light are full games, but the other two in the collection are more condensed ways to tell the story of that original media. It does build up to a much more definitive Second Light experience.
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BLUE REFLECTION Quartet is a tactical role playing game with fantasy, anime and post-apocalyptic themes. Common tags for BLUE REFLECTION Quartet include turn-based, lgbtq+, psychological, emotional, soundtrack and others.
BLUE REFLECTION Quartet is available on Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 5, Steam Deck and others.
BLUE REFLECTION Quartet was released on July 29, 2026.
BLUE REFLECTION Quartet was developed by KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD..
BLUE REFLECTION Quartet has received positive reviews from players and positive reviews from critics. Most players liked BLUE REFLECTION Quartet for its music but disliked it for its story.
BLUE REFLECTION Quartet is a single player game.
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