Reverse 1999 celebrates its one-year anniversary with not only many in game rewards and events, but also with its official release on Steam!
After a successful year, Bluepoch finally made the decision to bring their first game to Steam. So far, they have only had the game's download on their own webpage and on mobile play stores, but now more gamers from all over the world can get to enjoy Reverse 1999's beautiful story.
What is Reverse 1999?
Reverse 1999 blends visual novel style gameplay with turn-based combat and puzzle games. You play as Vertin, the Timekeeper, and you are in search of the truth behind the "Storm" — a strange phenomenon that turns back time.
On your adventure, you meet many different people, both human and arcanists — the latter of which are the only people who can survive the Storm.
These arcanists are obtainable as characters for your team via the game's gacha system and can help you along your journey.
But be careful, not everyone is who they appear to be...
Should you play Reverse 1999?
The simple answer is, yes! If you enjoy complex stories and characters, as well as the ever-changing setting and the topic of time travelling, you should definitely give Reverse 1999 a try. The main reason for this is, of course, that the game is completely free on whatever platform you choose to play it on.
There are, of course, in-game purchases, but those are completely optional and not mandatory to enjoy the game.
So, will you be trying out Reverse 1999 now that it is available on Steam? Or do you have your reservations? Let us know in the comments!
