Reverse: 1999 is Bluepoch's time-travel RPG that asks the question: what if the year 1999 was actually the end of the world, and you're a time-traveling arcanist trying to figure out what happened? The game's aesthetic is a love letter to 20th century art and culture â character designs reference Art Deco, 1960s mod fashion, Victorian era motifs, and more. Combat is card-based with a unique incantation merging system that lets you combine weaker cards into stronger ones on the fly. The English voice acting is, shockingly, some of the best in any gacha game â the cast uses authentic regional accents that ground the time-travel premise in real human texture.
Bluepoch distributes codes through official social media and in-game events. Codes award Clear Drops (premium currency), Picrasma Candy (stamina), and summon tickets. Reverse: 1999's gacha system is fair with a reasonable pity system, and the game's event rewards plus codes make it viable for F2P players who plan their pulls.
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