SENRAN KAGURA Reflexions

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Senran Kagura Reflexions is a rhythm-based game that focuses on massage and intimacy with characters from the Senran Kagura series. Players can unlock different outfits and accessories as they help each character restore their lost heart through massage sequences and various daydream scenarios. This digital premium bundle includes the base game and a variety of additional courses and outfits.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

88%

Audience ScoreBased on 212 reviews

story5 positive mentions

replayability2 negative mentions

The game offers a unique and introspective experience, focusing on character development and emotional connection rather than traditional combat.
Fans of the Senran Kagura series will appreciate the familiar characters and the opportunity to explore their relationships in a new way.
The game features simple and straightforward gameplay, allowing players to engage with the characters through various massage mini-games and scenarios.

The game is criticized for its lack of content, with many players feeling it is too short and repetitive, especially without the DLC characters.
Newcomers to the Senran Kagura series may find it difficult to connect with the characters due to the limited character roster in the base game.
Many reviews describe the game as lacking depth and structure, with minimal gameplay and a reliance on fanservice that may not satisfy all players.

gameplay
20 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay in *Senran Kagura Reflexions* is characterized by its simplicity, focusing primarily on massage and sensory interactions rather than traditional combat mechanics. Players engage in a straightforward loop of massaging characters, with optional mini-games that can be skipped, leading to a repetitive experience that may not appeal to everyone, especially those unfamiliar with the franchise. While visually appealing, the lack of depth and engaging gameplay has left some fans feeling disappointed.
- “The emphasis on non-combat gameplay, through the use of massage and sensory-based interactions, offers a therapeutic and introspective look at the world of *Senran Kagura*, showing that the series is capable of exploring more than just action and fanservice.”
- “The main mode is 'reflexology' where you can select another DLC character or simply start off by massaging Asuka's hands, although the gameplay stays the same no matter what girl you are going for and the interaction and endings are different which means more content to explore overall.”
- “I wasn't expecting it to be a serious game or even a game with a deep plot at all and that's why I found some enjoyment in the simple gameplay of massaging Asuka while listening to her nice comments.”
- “Barely any gameplay.”
- “Gameplay is too simple for my liking.”
- “Even though I am a big Senran Kagura fan, this is so boring, with little gameplay which makes no fun at all and no substantial story.”
story
19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
26%
58%
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The story aspect of the game is largely criticized for its minimal depth and repetitive content, with many reviewers noting that it lacks a substantial narrative and feels more like a series of shallow scenarios focused on character interactions. While some players appreciate the light-hearted and intimate experiences with characters, others find the overall storytelling to be boring and unengaging, often relegating it to a mere backdrop for gameplay rather than a compelling plot. Overall, the consensus suggests that the story is not a primary focus, with many players seeking more meaningful content.
- “An amazing adventure, a multi-layered story for thirsty cultural people.”
- “I hope this game has a second version so I can continue the story of Yumi.”
- “Haven't explored all the story paths yet, but I enjoyed it.”
- “0 story, garbage content, boring repetitive dialogue.”
- “Technically there's no actual story for this one as the main point in this game are the intimacies with the characters.”
- “Fail and the story simply doesn't progress.”
emotional
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The emotional aspect of the game is characterized by a deep focus on character development and intimate storytelling, exploring themes of trust, vulnerability, and personal growth, which contrasts with the typical fast-paced gameplay of its predecessors. While some players find the emotional connections lacking due to minimal character interactions, others appreciate the soothing atmosphere and the game's ability to provide a relaxing experience after challenging moments. Overall, the game offers a unique emotional journey, emphasizing tenderness and understanding over traditional combat.
- “Instead of focusing on fast-paced brawls, this title delves deeper into character development and emotional connection, with a more intimate, slow-paced approach.”
- “The game gently explores themes of trust, emotional vulnerability, and personal growth, which sets it apart from its predecessors.”
- “It may not have the usual frantic battles, but it certainly delivers a powerful emotional experience, highlighting the strength in tenderness and understanding.”
music
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is widely praised for its emotional depth and catchy anime-style tracks, contributing significantly to the overall atmosphere. While the soundtrack features only 10 original pieces, fans express a desire for a full release due to its quality. Additionally, the sound effects and voice acting, particularly Asuka's, are noted as strong elements that enhance the gaming experience.
- “Music is great and adds a nice and emotional atmosphere.”
- “Sound effects, music, and voice are all great and exactly what you'd expect from a Senran Kagura game.”
- “The soundtrack, although it has only 10 original tracks (and some reused from previous installments), is amazing as always. Why is it unreleased though? I would gladly give my money for it.”
- “- Hmmm... music?”
- “There are plenty of different anime-style music tracks, and Asuka's voice actor does a great job again (at least, I assume it's the same actor).”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in the game have received positive feedback, with many noting significant improvements in detail and animation, particularly for character models. While the game lacks extensive graphical options, the visuals are described as gorgeous and well-optimized, maintaining consistency with previous titles in the series. However, some players expressed a desire for more camera control and posing features.
- “Glorious reflexology graphics are nice, too, though being able to control the camera and pose would have been great.”
- “+ gorgeous graphics”
- “You don't have a ton of graphical options, but you also don't really need them for this game.”
- “Though it's been a few months since I played the other games in the series, it seems to me that the graphics have improved again, with Asuka's 3D model seeming to be a bit more detailed and better animated.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game offers significant replayability, particularly when players purchase the "Senran Kagura Reflexions - 5 Character Bundle," which enhances the overall experience. Additional features like unlockables, a "mini-reflexology mode," and a diorama mode contribute to its replay value, making it a worthwhile investment given the game's price.
- “Sure, it is a little bit short in experience, but it has a lot of replayability, especially if you buy the 'Senran Kagura Reflexions - 5 Character Bundle', which I recommend to have the full experience of the game.”
- “That's not bad given the price of the game, especially considering there's still some replayability, with further unlockables, 'mini-reflexology mode', and diorama mode.”
- “Sure, it is a little bit short in experience, but it has a lot of replayability, especially if you buy the 'Senran Kagura Reflexions - 5 Character Bundle', which I recommend in order to have the full experience of the game.”
optimization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game is reported to be well-optimized, delivering smooth performance even on mid-range hardware like a GTX 1070, with all settings maxed out.
- “Well optimized.”
- “Performance is as smooth as Asuka's silky skin on my GTX 1070-based gaming laptop with everything turned up to full.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is described as cute and simple, providing a consistently funny experience that resonates well with players. Overall, it effectively engages users with its lighthearted and hilarious elements.
- “This was a funny experience.”
- “It's cute, simple, and hilarious, so I was all in.”
character development
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game prioritizes character development and emotional connections over fast-paced action, offering a more intimate and slow-paced narrative experience that allows players to engage deeply with the characters.
- “Instead of focusing on fast-paced brawls, this title delves deeper into character development and emotional connection, with a more intimate, slow-paced approach.”
atmosphere
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's music is highly praised for enhancing the emotional atmosphere, contributing significantly to the overall immersive experience.
- “The music is great and adds a nice and emotional atmosphere.”
- “The game's environment is incredibly immersive, making you feel like you're truly part of the world.”
- “The atmospheric design, from the lighting to the sound effects, creates a hauntingly beautiful experience.”