Blue Reflection: Second Light Introduces Mio Hirahara and Details Dating Scenes

Koei Tecmo released some details for the Gust-developed adventure RPG Blue Reflection: Second Light coming to PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC-via Steam on November 8, 2021.

The publisher revealed Mio Hirahara, the younger sister of Hiori. Although the dreamlike place of Heartscape caused them to lose their memories upon arrival, they do remember that they’re sisters. While Hiori does her best to keep Mio close, Mio pushes her away. This requires them to get close through bonding scenes.

Throughout the game, players can interact with the girls to strike up conversations to get to know each other better. This leads to dates where the characters will hold hands and go on a walk or sit closely together. The closer the characters are, the stronger their bonds will become. Through these dates, players will also receive Fragments that depend on make the correct choices during dialogue.

Further into the game, the students of the academy will begin making requests, such as asking for a craftable item or ingredient. Completing these will generally come with rewards that net you Talent Points that can strengthen the characters. Fragments can also be used to unlock abilities.

Blue Reflection: Second Light follows three students, Ao Hoshizaki, Kokoro Utsubo, and Yuki Kinjou, who have just been transported to a floating academy with no way home and only their names as memories. Outside the academy, a new area appears called “Heartscape” since it surrounds the world they inhabit.

Here in Heartscape, the characters can find resources for survival, crafting, and battle. Further, they come across memory shards; pieces of their memory come back to them when touched.

However, this place becomes more dangerous as monsters appear. This leads the girls to transform, which resembles a magical girl animation, and they take part in real-time battles.