The global release date of Reverse: 1999 was just announced on the Official Reverse: 1999 Official Livestream at Tokyo Game Show 2023.

Reverse: 1999 has a release date of 26th October, 2023, and is open for pre-registration now.

The release date was previously viewable on the Apple App Store, but was not officially announced until now.

Reverse: 1999 will be available on iOS, Android, and PC.

One of the details that was showcased during the livestream was the story of the game, where a mysterious event known as “The Storm” that took place on last day of the year 1999, reversed time itself without anyone noticing.

Several characters were also showcased, such as the main character, Vertin, and her childhood friends Matilda and Sonneto.

Matilda, a 5-Star Character and childhood friend of Vertin will be available to players for free once the game reaches a certain number of pre-registrations.

Previously, 1,000,000 pre-registrants were required for Matilda to be distributed, but the livestream has announced that the number has since been reduced to 300,000.

The following rewards will be distributed based on the number of players that pre-registered:

• 100K – Clear Drop x300, Simple Insight Package x5, and Dust x5000
• 200K – Clear Drop x500, Sharpodonty x10000, and Jar of Picrasma Candy x1
• 300K – Matilda x1, Clear Drop x1000, and Sharpodonty x20000

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Reverse: 1999

Release Date: 2023-10-26

Android, iOS, Microsoft Windows

Reverse: 1999 is a 20th Century Time-Travel Strategic RPG developed by Bluepoch.

On the last day of 1999, the "Storm" fell upon the world. You witnessed an era reversed beneath the rising raindrops. Defying all reasons, what unfolds in front of you is the world of an era long past.

As the Timekeeper, observer of eras, you are free to travel through these eras after each "Storm." With the aid of Sonetto, a powerful Arcanist and ally from the Foundation, your mission is to travel through eras to where the "Storm" is most active, find other Arcanists who can sense the coming "Storm," and save them from being "sifted out" of the timeline.