You spray it with water and you eventually can see her bikini top underneath. You can dress Asuka up in what amounts to a bunch of Peach Beach Splash outfits, including a “transparent” shirt.

So if half of Reflexions is mildly pervy massage mini-games, the other half is dress-up, which has become a bigger and bigger part of the series as it’s gone on. To unlock wardrobe options, voice sets, background music, that sort of thing. Ultimately, your goal is to complete all the fantasies with all five colors. Each time you go through a fantasy, you try to focus on a single color so that you fill up meta-game crystals that correspond to a meta-game puzzle piece (“pieces of her heart”) and then the game just sort of ends but you can replay it whenever.

Like you do.Īnd then the whole thing repeats. You’re trying to keep a certain rhythm to maintain a bar within a certain window of tolerance as you try to get her “love” meter filled prior to time running out, at which point you get a “FINISH” prompt and she collapses in a heap of ecstasy. Your right Joy-Con is going to get a good workout, especially with the vibrating tool. HD Rumble feeds into the entire simulation. These actions don’t require use of motion control but it is encouraged. You then use motion controls (or buttons) to knock her inner thigh, take a roller to the back of her knee, use a brush on her arm, or…uh…take a vibrating thingamabob to her abdomen. “Activate” one of those colors enough and you’ll get a massage prompt.Īt least…at least it gets better now because you’re doing something that’s not skeevy? They’ve pulled this directly from Peach Beach Splash.Īs you grope, smack, and rub her, different parts of her body light up with one of five colors. And if you really want to, you can literally hose her down with water. You’re then presented with Asuka in full body view, standing there, and you can rotate her and scroll up and down her body and use the buttons to grope, smack, and rub various parts of her body.

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