【BLUE REFLECTION】 An amazing value set featuring 4 series titles! The saga of girls' battles and youth illustrated by Mel Kishida, “BLUE REFLECTION,” is coming soon!

If you had to describe “BLUE REFLECTION Quartet: Shojo-tachi no Kiseki” in one sentence, it would be “the ultimate way to experience the entire 'BLUE REFLECTION' universe in a single game.” It’s impressive enough that a series previously spread across multiple media has been condensed into one package. What makes it truly interesting, however, is that it’s more than just a collection; it’s crafted so thoughtfully that both newcomers and long-time fans will find fresh discoveries.

The set includes four titles that were originally released in different formats: “BLUE REFLECTION,” “BLUE REFLECTION: Second Light,” “BLUE REFLECTION RAY,” and “BLUE REFLECTION SUN.” While each story stands on its own, they are all loosely connected by shared themes and emotions. As you play, you’ll have those “Aha!” moments where you realize how events link together, expanding the world right before your eyes.

When you hear that past titles are included, you might assume they are simple ports, but this collection is different. It has been thoroughly adjusted for modern playstyles, with improved movement pacing and new features for a smoother event experience. These small refinements keep your focus on the story, allowing you to immerse yourself deeply in the emotional journeys of the girls—a truly clever design choice.

What’s particularly fascinating is that “RAY,” originally an anime, has been re-edited into a 3D interactive experience, and “SUN,” originally for smartphones, has been reconstructed as a console game. The real value here is that they weren't just “included”—they were “rebuilt to be played.” By bringing stories from different media onto the same platform, the game naturally deepens your understanding of the entire series.

A defining trait of this series is its delicate portrayal of the “wavering hearts of young girls.” This is especially true in the original title, which follows Hinako, a girl whose dreams were shattered by an injury. Her journey toward moving forward again through her connections with others contains a realistic pain and kindness, even within its fantasy setting. Behind the “magical girl” battles lies a core message about the meaning of human connection that stays with the player long after.

The structure allows you to choose any title from the menu freely, and features like the “Reference” for checking terms and settings, or the “Gallery” for enjoying the beautiful visuals, are not to be missed. The game is designed to offer more than just play; it provides the joy of understanding and reflecting, which may leave you surprised at how much you want to dive into every detail.

The appeal of this collection is that it isn't just a compilation; it allows you to “re-experience the entire series.” It’s a welcoming entry point for newcomers and a vivid memory-refresher for veterans, offering new insights to everyone. You might start playing casually, but you'll soon find yourself drawn into the feelings of these girls—that quiet immersion is the true essence of “BLUE REFLECTION Quartet.”