Bluepoch Games has launched the second phase of the ongoing collaboration between Reverse: 1999 and the Assassin’s Creed franchise, which initially began on August 7. The second phase will take place in Ancient Greece and feature Alexios and Kassandra from Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. The story of the Reverse: 1999 and Assassin’s Creed collaboration focuses on an investigation the Akropolis of Athens with Kassandra during Dionysia in the “Drama in Athens” event.
Six-star character Kassandra is available in the “Wine-Dark Reflections of the Eagle” collaboration banner until September 19 at 4:59 (UTC-5). Alexios is available as a free five-star character during the Stage Beyond Sunlight event, which also includes his Artifices as a reward. Reverse: 1999 players can receive an additional Kassandra after 100 / 160 / 220 / 280 pulls during the new banner, which is the same as the Ezio banner.
While playing the collaboration content, players must defeat enemies and gather information through a series of tasks to stop the Cult of Kosmos’ plot. Equippable gear can strength the player’s party, and when enough pieces of the same set are equipped, a set-bonus effect is activated. Players can also take on Conquest Battle and help Kassandra track cultist activities across new regions.
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.
Lastly, Reverse: 1999 is available now for Android, iOS, and PC via Windows and Steam.
