Download Today To Recruit Mysterious New 6-Star Character Kaalaa Baunaa, Try On New Garments For Pickles, Tennant, Matilda, and Leilani, Get Up To 7 Pulls, Experience A Cosmic New Character Story, New Events, Tons of New Rewards, and More
Bluepoch Games has announced that 20th century time-travel strategic RPG Reverse: 1999 has launched Phase One of its astronomy-themed Version 1.3 update titled “Journey to Mor Pankh” across the App Store, Google Play, and PC. This first phase, which runs now until February 8, introduces the 6-star character Kaalaa Baunaa, a mysterious astronomy researcher who began learning about the stars at a very young age.
Kaalaa Baunaa’s fascination with the cosmos undoubtedly resonated with her mentor, Kurma. Though the pair spent innumerable nights stargazing side by side, their opinions on the universe clashed. This ultimately drives one woman into retreat, lest she suffer the consequences.
Download Reverse: 1999 for free today to summon Kaalaa Baunaa with the new rate-up banner, “That Steady Evening Star.” The banner, which will run for a limited time, also features Tennant and the new 5-star character Kanjira, each with a boosted drop rate.
Reverse: 1999‘s latest update also introduces a new event story, “Journey to Mor Pankh,” a new character story, and other new events. Additionally, the new time-limited seasonal UTTU Flash Gathering, “The First Epic,” begins, a new garment series titled “Visitors to the South” makes its debut, and a Wilderness pack called “Dīpa Festival” is now available on the Bank-Wilderness Shop.
Version 1.3: Phase One’s event story, “Journey to Mor Pankh,” which runs today until February 29, allows players to clear the event’s stages to win Eternal Astrolabes, that can be exchanged for Unilog banner summons, the 6-star Psychube, and Wilderness islands and buildings in the event shop. Note this event story is accessible only by players who have completed the game’s main campaign, “In Our Time.”
Players that clear Kaalaa Baunaa’s new character story, “Between Dusts and Stars,” and the new “Home Practice” event can claim new growth materials and Clear Drops for their efforts, too.
On top of that, players that complete two sign-in events during Version 1.3 are able to claim up to 14 Unilogs in total – that’s a lot of banner summons to welcome in the new year! Additionally, a new event, “Your Long-lost Friends,” would be available for old players who have not logged in for more than 21 days. By clearing different missions, players can claim up to 1,360 Clear Drops and a Carrierwave Carrier.
Another new rate-up banner that begins January 16 and lasts until January 30 will see boosted drop rates for the 6-star Beast character Centurion and 5-star characters X (Intellect) and Dikke (Beast).
A new garment series, “Visitors to the South,” is available in the Bank-Garment Shop and offers players a chance to look of the adorable canine arcanist Pickles in his “The Young Dog and The Sea” garment, the con-woman Tennant in her “Roaming in Delhi” garment, the SPDM (School of Primary Defense of Mankind) assistant (with strong French accent) Matilda in her “The Genius’s Holiday” garment, and the chill Hawaiian girl Leilani in her “The Adventure on The Mountains” garment.
Matilda’s new garment can be claimed by unlocking the JUKEBOX’s Collector’s Edition and leveling it up to Lv.30.
A new theme pack, the “Dīpa Festival,” is also available now in the Wilderness shop for a limited time.
The trip doesn’t end there! Version 1.3’s second phase, which begins February 8 and lasts until February 29, will introduce the 6-star character Shamane and his character story, “Bells Echoing in the Valley.” Don’t miss the debut of the time-limited “The First Epic” UTTU Flash Gathering, alongside the “Mysterious Waves” event, which allows players to claim Picrasma Candy and other growth materials.
Ready for a journey to the East? Download Reverse: 1999 today on the App Store, Google Play, and PC to experience all new content in store with Version 1.3, “Journey to Mor Pankh.”
