Reverse: 1999 Version 3.2 ‘A Flowing Feast’ is Now Available

Bluepoch Games have launched Reverse: 1999 Version 3.2 “A Flowing Feast” with new 6-star characters Beryl and Brume, a new roguelike mode, and the Udimo photography system. The new update also introduces huge free rewards, including an opportunity to earn an unowned 6-star character, selectable 5-Star character, and 30 free summons and up to 120 free pulls for new players.

Reverse: 1999 Version 3.2 “A Flowing Feast” adds Beryl in the “On Fate’s Cue” Limited Banner. Beryl is a legendary diviner who runs a crystal workshop in Paris, and she’s also the mother of Matilda and plays an important role in the story of Version 3.2. Brume will arrive in Phase II of the update on February 12 in the new banner “The Brilliance Within.” Brume is a fellow citizen of Paris, a taxi driver, and a tour guide.

The “Carnival Special Guest” item will be available, offering a random unowned 6-star character from the general pool upon login. An additional free 5-star character can be recruited from the Carnival Invitation event. Further, players can earn 10 free Decatone – On Fate’s Cue summon items and 20 Unilogs from the sign-in event, and reaching Decibel Level 10 in the Roar Jukebox awards a free garment for Sweetheart, Dikke, or Balloon Party (or choose 880 Crystal Drops). Players who login will also get 1,000 Clear Drops on February 1.

Further, the new roguelike mode “The Window to Other Worlds: The Syndrome of Silence” will let players experience new gameplay from the perspective of Coppélia. From January 20 to May 28 at 4:59 (UTC-5), players can try out the new Catalysts and Attributes systems and earn rewards like “Brand New Scene in the Frame” – [The Fading Resonance] and growth materials. The Snapshot Udimorium system will be added as a mainstay feature with the update, allowing players to interact with Udimos (critters) in a suitcase and take snapshots.

The Rimet Cup: Sticker Edition event will be held from February 12 at 5:00 through March 5 at 4:59 (UTC-5). The event lets players join battles to earn [Breach Progress]. Higher [Breach Progress] increases [Security Alertness] and unlocks [Heist Plans] along with additional rewards, such as Pioneer’s theme garment [Idol Fascinations] and Limited Portrait – [Sugar Bandit]. More details on these events and more can be found in the in-game notices.

To round out the update’s release, Bluepoch Games have released all of the past EPS for Reverse: 1999 on Spotify, Apple Music, and other major streaming platforms. The 16-track commemorative album “Where All Paths Align” is also available now. Pre-orders for Version 3.2 merchandise will be available starting January 21 through the Goods Goods Store, AmiAmi, Soragumi and Nekotwo shops. The Mystery Box Carnival Fan Creations Event is also ongoing with a total prize pool of $5,000.

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