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Reverse: 1999, Bluepoch Games' time-travelling RPG with cinematic visuals and fully voiced dialogue, is out now

Reverse: 1999, Bluepoch Games' time-travelling RPG with cinematic visuals and fully voiced dialogue, is out now
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Bluepoch Games has officially launched Reverse: 1999, a 20th century time travel strategic RPG that takes players on a time-travelling journey in reverse. Now available on iOS, Android, and PC, the game features an engaging plot set in an alternate history. Players take on the role of the Timekeeper tasked with assembling Arcanists to save the timeline from the "Storm".

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In Reverse: 1999, you attempt to brave the Storm by gathering powerful Arcanists from different time periods, with stunning character art and cinematic scenes enhanced by fully voiced dialogue. The cross-platform title immerses you in an alternate history where characters speak in a variety of dialects and dress in era-appropriate garb, as you fight against the Manus Vindictae and its group of rebels in tactical turn-based combat.

To celebrate the official launch, the game is giving away plenty of login bonuses on top of a special rate-up banner for Sotheby from the "One Gram of Curiosity" banner and A Knight from the "Clang of Sword & Armor" banner.

Plus, you can get your hands on a 6-star character for free with your first 30 summons from the gacha pool under the "The First Drop of Rain" banner. All these come on top of the pre-registration giveaways, which include up to 73 summons, a limited portrait, two 5-star characters (Matilda and Dikke), and an optional box for 6-star Psychube.

If you're eager to join in on all the fun, download Reverse: 1999 on the iOS App Store and on the Google Play Store today. It's a free-to-play game with in-app purchases. You can also join the community of followers on Facebook to stay updated on all the latest developments.

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