Why didn't you buy or pirate BLUE REFLECTION?

no romance options

>meme yuri shit with modern Gust gameplay

Because it looks boring

Nelke soon.
Lulua in May according to koeitecmoamerica.com/lulua/

>yurishit

I did. Can’t remember a time I regretted my decision faster than that one.

But I did.

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I bought it cheap and played it. It's okay, though the gameplay menus looks nice with aesthetic, when you play more there aren't many enemy types, not many lands, etc. and you see it is a budget game, but it doesn't have the amazing banter you see in Hypeeneptunia or Atelier.

Quite literally boggles my mind why you have spent a year spamming this on Yea Forums long after everyone has stopped playing it. Seriously there's only been on average 8 people in the entire world playing this game according to Steam

If you do work for Koei Tecmo or Gust and are spamming them to advertise it I gotta ask, why bother?
Gust has better games surprisingly as does Koei Tecmo, you could be shilling any of those and be making money and yet you shill the one game which is never on offer and wasn't even included in the recent Koei Tecmo sale and the game which is hated by the vast majority of people who played it because it lacked any content.

What is the thought process which is your brain?

Still waiting for a good deal.

Never going to happen, game wasn't even included in the recent Koei Tecmo sale even though the latest Atelier game was. Koei Tecmo think this game is a best seller and therefore have no desire to lose a single cent selling it

>Seriously there's only been on average 8 people in the entire world playing this game according to Steam
I didn't know Steam tracked console players as well.

I'll buy her artbook.
Not game tho.

When only 8 people play a game which about 20,000+ own on Steam it's a good indicator that said game isn't all that good and can be used as a measuring stick for just how many people are playing it elsewhere

I don't understand.

I bought it day 1

It's not really surprising that a lot of people aren't playing/replaying a niche JRPG at the same time. I know I personally pretty much never replay them once I finish them, even if I really enjoyed them since they're usually fairly long. I'd rather keep playing new games than replaying older ones.

Bought it on clearance and regretted it.

If they release the English-language version on Vita, I'd buy it. I don't have a PS4, nor do I have a gaming PC. But KT seems to have stopped releasing games in English on Vita, even when they release Japanese-language versions there.

Because I still have no goddamn idea what that game is about

Because it sucks
The only good thing about it it's the OST and Meru's art

Fuck no. GUST hasn't made a good videogame since 2008.

I'm still trying to finish Night of Azure 2 with the good ending.
Shit's an absolute boring grind

Really? You don't understand?
Allow me to explain,

Koei Tecmo held a big sale for all of its games with big reductions on loads of games. Among the games reduced were games which had only recently come out.

However one of the games which was not included in said sale was Blue Reflection despite that game having come out quite a while ago by gaming standards
The reason for this was because Koei Tecmo thought and still does think that this game is selling well and Koei Tecmo internal policy is that any game which sells well or is popular does NOT get a reduction because by keeping it full price they can earn more money off the game which is selling compared to the ones which aren't

Basically Koei Tecmo is so fucking greedy they refuse to put any game or content on sale if they think they can still get full price out of people and only put stuff which doesn't sell on offer

RIP GUST, loving mother to Atelier - Murdered by Koei Tecmo's greed

Not even sexual content. Seriously.

He gets it. Art is fucking amazing. Game. ... not so much.

I think its more realistic that the reason its not on sale is because they haven't made back the initial investment for the game, which is why they're still shilling it here. I like my theory better because it makes OP look even more pathetic.

Rather than using the price reduction over time assumption, which is layered on the belief that it must have sold enough copies at full price. Which is, going by what some other user has stated, not a lot apparently.