The main advantage of Senran Kagura Reflexions is the console on which it was brought. All the tools will be usable both with the motion sensors of the Joycons, and the traditional levers, with excellent performance both on a laptop and with the Nintendo Switch inserted in the dock. Proceeding in the various runs we will also be able to unlock different objects, including a roller, a brush and, listen, a vibrator. Once the stimulation is finished correctly, the climax will be reached in which we can initially use only our hands to bring our Asuka to the maximum of pleasure. For those who understand, yes, there is also the all too dubious water jet introduced in Peach Beach Splash. We are not kidding at all.Įach fantasy of our protagonist will take us inside the famous dressing room, present in practically all the titles of the Senran Kagura series, where we will be able to use the infamous little hands to stimulate our girl in different points (and therefore with different effects). In our case we are talking about palmar reflexology (nothing to do for foot fetishists, in short) and the stimulation of specific parts of Asuka's hands will follow certain scenarios, seven different in which we will be able to see her, for example, dressed as a volleyball player, as an idol, as a heroine of the classic RPG and also completely naked, wrapped like a Christmas package. The title is in fact based on Reflexology, an alternative medicine practice that allows to obtain, through the stimulation of certain points with a massage, beneficial effects on specific areas of the body. To the two spin-offs Bon Appétit! and Peach Beach Splash, released respectively on PlayStation Vita and PlayStation 4, as well as on PC, is accompanied by Shinobi Refle, in the west Reflexions, arriving on Nintendo Switch on 13 September.ĭusk, a high school classroom and a beautiful Asuka bathed in the rays of the setting sun who, after having done some very convincing coaxing, offers us her palms to receive a nice massage. Instead, now seven years later, Marvelous is generally associated with a large group of buxom anime-style fighters. Senran Kagura is a series born in 2011 with a side scrolling beat'em up on Nintendo 3DS that was initially thought would remain unknown to most.

Let us dwell on two fundamental words of the last sentence: almost always. Generally speaking, the spin-off titles of more or less famous videogame sagas almost always manage to add depth and thickness to characters, events and situations typical of the franchise.

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