Developer Bluepoch shared the trailer for the upcoming Reverse: 1999 – Version 3.2 “A Flowing Feast”, launching on January 20 on PC, iOS and Android. Prepare to venture to 1930s Paris, encounter a new limited 6-star character, the mysterious fortune-teller Beryl. There is also a new adventure kicking off from the perspective of the new 6-star character, Brume.
“Your vision may be right, but still, I’ll make my own decision. I expected no less.”
Reverse: 1999 kicks off 2026 with plenty of in-game goodies and additions: new events, stories, and arcanists. Let’s go over what the version has to offer!
New limited 6-star character Beryl Bouanich, mother of everyone’s favorite girlfailure Matilda. She is a genius fortune teller who can almost passively foresee all destinies. She will introduce a brand-new Lingering Glow system to Reverse: 1999. It has various functions, including increasing allies’ Critical Rate, reducing the Healing Taken by enemies, dealing Genesis DMG, also bringing extra Mental DMG when there’s enough Lingering Glow. Therefore, she can fit into all kinds of different teams.
Phase 2 will introduce Brume, a new regular 6-star character, a warm-hearted taxi driver in 1930’s Paris. Her ancestors were French adventurers obsessed with treasure and glory, but Brume takes a “laissez-faire” attitude towards this heavy family destiny, preferring her daily life driving her taxi.
Simply by logging in, players can obtain a random 6-Star character they do not currently own from the standard pool. But that is not all, on February 1 players can log in to claim 1,000 Clear Drops and the Carnival-Exclusive Collectible, Crown of the “Suitcase King”.
You can also unlock the Roar Jukebox | Master Tape, and once you reach Decibel Level 10, you can pick a reward from the Pick Your-Own Garment Chest. Choose from Sweetheart’s The Preaching of Venus, Dikkes’s The Pointy End Up, Balloon Party’s Folk Song of the Silver Butterfly and a Voucher for 880 Crystal Drops.
Everyone’s favorite rogue-like mode “The Window to Other Worlds” gets a new update: The Syndrome of Silence. In the new story, follow the perspective of Coppélia, a girl who grew up within Manus Vindictae, exploring Paris for the first time.
Check out the game’s official page to find out more.
