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Review: Blue Reflection Quartet Ray and Sun Segments Disappoint
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The problem is the portions focusing on the Blue Reflection: Ray anime adaptation and Blue Reflection: Sun mobile game don’t do the best job of telling those tales.
In Blue Reflection Ray, Red and Blue Reflectors find themselves fighting against each other for differing goals, with people’s emotions at stake.
Screenshots by SiliconeraThe Blue Reflection and Blue Reflection: Second Light adaptations in the Quartet game collection are generally great.
The Blue Reflection Ray segment is so poorly handled that it’d really be better and more entertaining to watch the anime on Crunchyroll instead.
Blue Reflection Quartet is available for the Switch, Switch 2, PS5, and PC.