She will react to how you touch her, be it positively or negatively, but nothing that will make her stop the event from happening.Īfter touching her enough times she’ll form a mood which will indicate she’s ready for a more advanced massage. You can touch, squeeze, or caress, or even shoot her with a water gun in this mode. From the legs up, her body is basically yours to touch however you want. Regardless, during the fantasy she’ll ask for a massage which brings us to stage 2. Regardless, these scenes are nothing but playful in nature albeit a little stereotypical. There’s also some one where she fantasizes about you being her classmate which is weird because you are already one… But I digress. These can range from you being her idol producer, her older brother or even her being your teacher.

Once you’ve got her hot and bothered enough she’ll begin to fantasize the both of you in different scenarios.

Until you’ve beaten the game once, you won’t know what touch will lead to what level as everything is randomized. In some cases, she’ll react right away prompting the start of the next section or she’ll tell you to feel elsewhere so you know that won’t do anything. Depending on where you touch her whether it be on her fingers or palms she’ll react. You can certainly think of this as the level select screen. Now of course, there is some nuance to this… There are 3 variants to the massages you give. Senran Kagura: Reflexions is a massage simulator where you the player use your golden fingers to “massage” Asuka up and down until she tells you she loves you then leaves to continue her ninja battle. This iteration of the franchise is a bit different from the others.It’s set with Asuka trapped in an illusion and she needs your help with getting out of it.Īnd so, how can you – a non-ninja – help a ninja escape her situation? By giving her the best massage of her life apparently. Senran Kagura: Reflexions is a new take on the Senran Kagura franchise. A Review Copy Was Provided by XSEED for the Purpose of Review

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