You play an un-named person seemingly from Asuka’s past, encountering her at school one day. She’s also my favourite character of the series. Reflexions focuses on Asuka, of the Hanzo shinobi school and the lead character of many of the previous games. Reflexions is all about fan service: it’s the Intimacy Mode of the other games, wrapped up in a light visual novel format. Peach Beach Splash and Bon Appetit changed up the beat ’em up formula, but the fan service remained, of course! While Senran Kagura was initially a beat ’em up game, right from the get-go it’s included fan service: dress-up features including lingerie and swimsuits, as well as moveable accessories lots of titillating poses and innuendo in the dialog and cutscenes Diorama Mode, in which you’re able to place shinobi in compromising poses for screenshots and the recently controversial Intimacy Mode, in you can touch your chosen ninja girl with independently controllable “grabby hands”.

Every time I hear of a new SK game port to PC, my heart beats just a little bit faster.

I quickly became a fan and have received or purchased all of the PC releases so far, as well as reasonable number of DLC characters and outfits. I was introduced to the Senran Kagura series somewhat out of order, first playing Peach Beach Splash, and I was instantly taken by the risqué, but still somehow pure, nature of the games. Senran Kagura: Reflexions is the latest in the “buxom shinobi” series of games to make it to PC, thanks to the great minds at Tamsoft, XSEED, and Marvelous.

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