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A 'magical girl' JRPG with social elements and a traditional turn-based battle system.

Releasing games in the Atelier series since the 90s, Gust only recently started to port their titles to the PC platform with their growing IP collection - including Nights of Azure and Blue Reflection. But how does their new Magical Girl simulator RPG cope on the versatile platform? It works. But not all the time.

Not letting up on their assault of in-engine footage, KOEI TECMO are dishing out all the details when it comes to the traditional elements of the turn-based battle system at the heart of Blue Reflection.

Sticking with their usual momentum, KEOI TECMO's YouTube channel recently saw yet another Blue Reflection video land on its front page. Though we've typically been getting combat examples and character introductions, their newest demo shows what could arguably be considered the main allure of its genre.

We're about a month away from seeing how well long-standing JRPG makers GUST take on a more realistic setting that they typically have before. With both the Atelier and Nights of Azure series being heavy on the fantasy and the occult, Blue Reflection, for the most part, is grounded in reality.

September's JRPG boasts magical high-school girls, forging stronger friendships to unlock powerful new abilities, and being the most Japanese game ever.

We're just two short months away from seeing GUST's latest stab at a new IP. Blue Reflection lands dangerously close to the release of their latest sequel, Nights of Azure 2, but it's actually a title they put out late last year.

KOEI TECMO continues to usher in a new age of GUST as they prepare to release Blue Reflection onto the Western world on September 29.

Carrying on a trend started earlier this year, KOEI TECMO have announced the localization of a project that released in Japan over Spring - the GUST-born JRPG Blue Reflection.

This Is Certainly A GUST Game.