Blue Reflection: Second Light fails to live up to expectations. Find out what we thought in our Blue Reflection: Second Light PS4 review.

Blue Fire PS4 review Blue Fire is a 3D action platformer and a debut commercial release from Argentinian indie developer ROBI Studios, and it’s safe to assume that there’s more than a couple ...

FILMIC NOVEL and sprite will release romance visual novels Aokana: Four Rhythms Across the Blue – EXTRA1P and Aokana: Four Rhythms Across the Blue – EXTRA2P for PlayStation 4, the devel… ...

The latest issues of Weekly Famitsu and Dengeki PlayStation have first details on Blue Reflection: Sword of the Girl Who Dances in Illusions, a new title from Gust for PlayStation 4 and PS Vita fea… ...

Sadly, Blue Reflection proves to be a very formulaic game. The same glib story is trundled out for every new character; Hinako is introduced to a girl with a unique personality quirk, tries to ...

I won’t worry about the fact that Blue Estate has a pretty ridiculous storyline, because it’s meant to be ridiculous. The narrator is annoying, and the game points that out and makes fun of it.

Gust launched a new character trailer for their RPG Blue Reflection: Maboroshi Ni Mau Shojo no Ken, coming to PS4 and PS Vita on March 30 in Japan.

Watch a Cute Cosplayer Get Obliterated in Blue Reflection on PS4 Gust. By Giuseppe Nelva. Published Mar 28, 2017. Your changes have been saved. Email is sent. Email has already been sent. close.

Blue Fire PS4 Review – Here For the Fun, No Strings Attached Blue Fire is a simple game with depth in its story, environment, and gameplay, however there are some hurdles to overcome.

Blue Estate Review (PS4) Jim Hargreaves 26/06/14 14 Comments. The first thing you need to know about Blue Estate is that the game doesn’t take itself seriously. At all.