BLUE REFLECTION Quartet

BLUE REFLECTION Quartet

KOEI TECMO GAMES CO., LTD. · July 30, 2026 · RPG, Party-Based RPG, JRPG, Casual, 3D

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BLUE REFLECTION Quartet costs €31.59 in Europe (EUR), £34.79 in the United Kingdom, $35.89 in the United States, CA$56.54 in Canada, A$63.46 in Australia, zł210.32 in Poland and R$284.10 in Brazil right now.

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About BLUE REFLECTION Quartet

About BLUE REFLECTION


The BLUE REFLECTION series began with the release of the first game in 2017, which told the story of an injured former ballerina as she used her powers as a magical Reflector to form bonds with others and fight off the looming threat to the world. From there, this RPG series expanded into an anime and a mobile game release, as well as a sequel console release.

BLUE REFLECTION Quartet contains all four of these emotional stories in a single collection. New features make the series more accessible than ever before, including a reference which both explains the setting for new players and provides a deeper look into the world for returning fans. The games within this collection can be played in any order.

BLUE REFLECTION


A console game which told the story of an injured former ballerina as she used her powers as a magical Reflector to form bonds with others and fight off the looming threat to the world.

Experience academy life and a fantasy world carefully crafted by famed illustrator Mel Kishida and writers Keiichi Shigusawa, Yusaku Igarashi, and Koji Natsumi. Graphics and usability have been improved compared to the initial release in March of 2017.

Character models and environmental textures have been updated to high resolution versions, and new visual effects such as glistening water add to the world's atmosphere. Furthermore, new features such as increased movement speed while exploring and autosave have been included, offering a more enjoyable experience than ever before.

BLUE REFLECTION: RAY


An anime that tells the story of magical Reflectors clashing with each other over their conflicting beliefs and emotions.

Based on the world of the original BLUE REFLECTION game, this anime was the first additional entry in the BLUE REFLECTION mixed media project, airing from April to September 2021.

BLUE REFLECTION Quartet tells a condensed version of the story, with the major characters rendered in 3D.
Follow Hiori and Ruka as they explore the world of the collective human unconsciousness, known as the Common, while re-experiencing their memories on their way to confront Shino.

The anime's story will be told as they collect their scattered memory shards, and a new prologue and epilogue will connect this entry to the other works in the series.

BLUE REFLECTION: SUN


A mobile game that told the story of a team of girls living in a dying world as they hold on to hope for the future.
Based on the world of the original BLUE REFLECTION game, this game first released in February of 2023 as part of the BLUE REFLECTION project.
SUN's story has been remade as a console game in BLUE REFLECTION Quartet, using the systems of BLUE REFLECTION: Second Light to recreate the memorable battles of the original game. This game tells the story of SUN across 24 events featuring new character interactions. The prologue and epilogue from the original release also connect this entry to the other works in the series.

BLUE REFLECTION: Second Light


A console game that tells the story of a group of girls with no memories who find themselves in a strange world. Through their adventures, the girls must look deep inside their hearts, regain their memories, and discover the truth about the world they are living in.

This entry in the BLUE REFLECTION project first came out in October of 2021.

This release for BLUE REFLECTION Quartet features eight additional characters from RAY and SUN who can join you in battle. These new characters also join Yuzuki and Lime as new additions to the Photo Mode! New features such as increased battle speed, faster movement speed while exploring, and event fast-forwarding have been included, offering a more enjoyable experience than ever before.

Reference


A database that gives deeper understanding of the world of the BLUE REFLECTION series. Here you can check chronological flowcharts of major events in the stories, as well as character relationship charts across the entire series. This in-depth overview of the characters and the series's setting will make the games even more enjoyable!

There is also a gallery where official artwork created by Mel Kishida can be viewed.

The Stories of Each Game


BLUE REFLECTION
After a leg injury puts an end to her dreams of becoming a ballerina, Hinako meets Yuzuki and Lime, who grant her strange, magical powers. Hinako is told that if she defeats all of the Sephira currently threatening their world, a wish of hers will come true. Desperate to return to the stage, she sets her sights on gathering shards of emotion known as Fragments in order to grow strong enough to destroy the Sephira.

BLUE REFLECTION: RAY
Hiori Hirahara is positive and upbeat, and always happy to lend a helping hand. Ruka Hanari is shy, awkward, and can never seem to find the right words. Together, they'll change one another...and the world.

BLUE REFLECTION: SUN
Play as the leader of the "weakest squad in history" in a world on the brink of destruction. Fight the Ash-born Testa, resolve your squadmates' issues, and hold the line against the spreading corruption.

BLUE REFLECTION: Second Light
While on her way to summer school, Ao suddenly finds herself in a school surrounded by water. Ao isn't the only one at the school, but the other girls living there have all lost their memories, not even realizing anything was strange until Ao's sudden appearance. Hoping to find out more about this strange world, Ao and the others band together to explore the otherworldly Heartscape that has shown up beside the school.

BLUE REFLECTION Quartet — game info

Platforms
Windows
Steam Deck
Verified
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Sep 5, 2026
Even though I absolutely loved Blue Reflection: Tie/Second Light, this compilation is not something I can recommend to most people. I haven't played the original BR and Second Light, so this will mostly be my opinions and reviews of the games themselves and not just the updates and censorship. [h3]BLUE REFLECTION[/h3] The first in the series is an awful game. I liked the theme and visuals as well as the music, but apart from that it is terrible and executed poorly. The story tries to be deep and emotional, but the writing is incredibly boring and shallow. I kind of liked the main trio, but everyone else is very bland and pretty much loses their temper over a small inconvenience. There is also little incentive to battle since you level up through quests and character interactions, so it is better to just run away from most enemies. When you do battle, however, it is braindead easy and often involves spamming the same abilities. I think the lack of budget is very evident. The gameplay loop just consists of searching the school for students losing their minds, entering their hearts, and defeating a certain number of monsters or collecting a certain number of items. I also disliked th…
5 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 12, 2026
I don't mind any censorship or lacking DLC stuff so the original with its very welcome faster pace and TIE are great games like the originals. But the problem is how barebones RAY and SUN are like, they are basically visual novels with "game" aspects threw up here and there. Boss battles in SUN are bizarrely useless since there's no char XP progression or actual exploration albeit the game tries to fake it with you gaining levels that mean absolutely nothing, might as well be tutorial battles. The "Leader" will make you cringe. I will still slightly edge towards recommended for the price and lots of waifus in this one but They could have done better.
3 found this helpful
Not recommended Aug 30, 2026
[h3] The concept here has potential but the execution is lackluster [/h3] I expected Koei Tech to do something different with this jrpg but I just got atelier with no synthesis and better story. My review is based on having not played the original game and only beating blue reflection and second light. Overall I would say blue reflection is a mid game and second light is a major improvement in every aspect from the first game but still far from it's potential. [b] Story [/b] [u] Blue Reflection [/u] Story here is underwhelming in my opinion. The story is literally about farming emotion but the stories told to get these emotions are pretty basic, not fleshed out well and happen so quick to the point where I myself barely feel any emotion. If you can turn away from the execution, conceptually its a good story. The side content is pretty terrible and forgettable. [u] Second Light[/u] Story is big improvement from the first game, I at least felt some emotion. The story itself is longer so there is room to explore each character and expand on their story. The story plays out more like a mystery compared to the first game where it's already clear what the end goal is. The side content…
2 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 22, 2026
It is as advertised, pretty neat to get the anime and gacha stories playable. The models and lighting do look slightly improved in the first game, other basic QOL stuff is appreciated. No DLC is a bit annoying though.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 17, 2026
Overall -great value for the price for all the available Blue Reflection content. its a great and unique experience Blue Reflection -annoying loading delays. it would regularly take upwards of 10 seconds only loading screens into new areas or battles -the game had a terrible time maintaining consistent framerates. often it would inexplicably swing between smooth and consistent high framerates to an erratic stuttering mess. -highlights are music, UI design, and combat animations -if you own the original BR, then i suggest the mod that pulls outfits from original. i found it on NexusMods -gameplay is very sparse, so the game can feel very slow if you're uninterested in the character stories which themselves are sometimes shallow slice-of-life scenes -combat is significantly overdeveloped. on Hard difficulty, only boss battles pose any sort of challenge -having played the original, the game did not hold up well for a new playthrough. at the time, BR felt very unique. the music was exceptional, the UI was amazingly clean and well designed, and the game being a magical girl rpg was not something you could easily find. so, it will be best if it isn't something you've experienced befor…
1 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 2, 2026
Having lots of fun with the Quartet. The mobile port and anime port are not necessarily games per se but are necessary to give cohesion to the narrative. I had fun with Blue Reflection 1 and Blue Reflection 2 is clearly a refinement of that and the interaction between the girls are really fun with an improved combat system.
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