Reverse: 1999 ‘A Flowing Feast’ Update Releases on January 30

Bluepoch Games has announced that version 3.2 of Reverse: 1999, titled “A Flowing Feast,” will release on January 30. The update will take players to 1930s Paris, and adds new characters, activities, and more.

Beryl is one of the new characters, and is described as “a genius fortune teller who can almost passively foresee all destinies.” She is also the mother of 5-Star character Matilda. Further, players can summon Beryl in Version 3.2 during her special banner. During phase 2 of the update, players can summon Brume. She is a warm-hearted taxi driver in 1930’s Paris, whose ancestors were French adventurers obsessed with treasure and glory. However, Brume takes a “laissez-faire” attitude towards this heavy family destiny, preferring her daily life driving her taxi.

If you log-in during the update, you will get an unowned 6-star character, 1000 clear drops, 30 free pulls, and more. Additionally, there’s a new addition to the rogue-like mode “The Window to Other Worlds,” called The Syndrome of Silence. It introduces a new story, which follows the perspective of a character named Coppélia. It also adds a new system named “Catalysts” and “Attributes.”

Each instrument has different attributes and offer unique bonuses, which can lead to different strategies in battle and events. Having higher attributes helps you pass attribute checks more easily in various events. The update will also add the new version of “Critter Crash” titled “Rimet Cup: Sticker Edition.”

Check out the trailer for the newest update to Reverse: 1999, “A Flowing Feast,” below:

Lastly, Reverse: 1999 is available now for Android, iOS, and PC via Windows and Steam.