Bluepoch Games announced the second phase of the Version 1.3 “Journey to Mor Pankh” update is now live for Reverse: 1999, and the game surpassed a grand total of 19 million downloads worldwide. Players may login right now to participate in new events and earn free rewards.
Reverse: 1999 is a cinematic time-travel adventure that sees players control Vertin the Timekeeper, a British Arcanist that’s immune to the mysterious “Storm” that causes the timeline to stop at 1999. It’s up to Vertin to travel between eras and seek out other Arcanists that can save the timeline. In each major update, she will also battle against other Arcanists that wish to use the Storm to rewrite history.
Reverse: 1999 Version 1.3 Phase 2 is Here
The “Journey to Mor Pankh” update continues with phase 2 in Reverse: 1999, which adds Shamane the 6-star Beast Arcanist. After overcoming tragedy and hardship, he’s about to fight alongside Vertin and the others. Players may summon him, Balloon Party, and Satsuki from the “Another Spring Thaw” banner. Moreover, the new “Bells Echoing in the Valley” story event delves deeper into Shamane’s backstory, with rewards such as Clear Drops, growth materials, and more to earn. The original limited-time “Shamane’s Left Arm” event is also live with even more rewards to obtain.
Phase 2 also introduces the “During Dīpa Festival II” login event with up to seven Unilogs to claim. A second login event, “Spring Greetings,” lets players earn up to 500 Clear Drops for logging in from February 9 to 16. The login events are only available to players that have completed the game’s main story.
Lastly, the Mysterious Waves event will be available from February 22 to 29. In this new event, a disturbance in the ionosphere brings an encounter with mysterious waves. A “friend” sends their regards, and players may progress and complete the event to earn Picrasma candy and growth material.
Lastly, Reverse: 1999 is available now for Android, iOS, and PC via Windows.
