Blue Reflection Second Light Demo

Blue Reflection: Second Light Demo Available in Japan and East Asia

Koei Tecmo announced through its TGS 2021 presentation that a demo for Blue Reflection: Second Light is now available to download through the PlayStation Store and Nintendo eShop. The demo will include the prologue of the game. Clearing it will reward players with a special rabbit headband. This is a cosmetic item that can be worn in the full release of the game. However, the demo is only available to those with a Japanese or East Asian PlayStation or Nintendo account.

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Blue Reflection: Second Light is the latest installment in the Blue Reflection series. Several characters from the series will return in this new entry. This includes Hinako Shirai from Blue Reflection and Mio Hirahara from Blue Reflection Ray.

Premium and special editions of Blue Reflection: Second Light are available to pre-order through the Koei Tecmo store. Each version comes with its own range of physical goods and cosmetic DLC. However, the cosmetic DLC items maybe sold individually at a later date.

Blue Reflection: Second Light will release in Japan on October 21, 2021 and North America and Europe on November 9, 2021. It will be available on the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC. A demo for Blue Reflection: Second Light is immediately available in Japan and East Asia for the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch.


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