Reverse: 1999 is a gacha RPG built around time travel mechanics, developed by Bluepoch and released globally in October 2022. The game blends tactical strategy elements with a rotating roster of characters and cosmetics, following the established conventions of the genre while layering in its temporal premise.
The title has crossed 19.99 million players globally since launching in China earlier than its worldwide release. Recent activity centers on standard gacha cadence - new character banners and events continue rolling out, including cosmetic variants and seasonal content. Bluepoch is marking the game's third anniversary with fresh material, while periodic promotions distribute in-game resources to the player base. The game maintains steady engagement through its typical live-service calendar.
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Aside from its in-depth focus on art and music, one of the more distinctive elements of Bluepoch's Reverse: 1999 has been its recent collabs, featuring most recently Assassin's Creed, and before that, Atomic Heart. The retro Soviet sci-fi adventure game was the focus from July an…
Bluepoch has launched Phase 2 of Reverse: 1999 Version 3.7, On Another’s Sorrow, continuing the third-anniversary celebration. The update adds the second chapter of the current story, the new 6-star character Ms. Stranger, additional gameplay modes, character upgrades, and anothe…
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Bluepoch’s time travel title Reverse: 1999 has officially surpassed 19.99 million players. The Chinese studio’s debut title, Reverse: 1999 originally released in May 2023 in China and expanded globally that October. Even so, new content to celebrate the third anniversary will rel…
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Claim your free Reverse: 1999 Bonus Pack Key and unlock in-game items for Reverse: 1999 including Picrasma Candy, Dust and Sharpodonty.
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Love 'em or hate 'em, gacha RPGs are everywhere - so much so that they dominate our mailboxes on most days since they're just filled to the brim with all sorts of shiny new things (and I do love shiny new things). Whether it's a fancy SSR character joining the lineup or a cool ne…