Reverse: 1999’s latest update transports players to the refined heart of Austria—Vienna.
Meet Isolde, a gifted opera singer tormented by her supernatural gift to channel the spirits of the dead through song.
Dive deeper into history and music with Reverse: 1999's newest chapter, E Lucevan Le Stelle.
Reverse: 1999’s globe-trotting, time-bending narrative now leads you to the opulent streets of turn-of-the-century Vienna. As players unravel more of the game’s intricate time-twisting plot, they’ll encounter new arcanists along the way.
At the heart of this update is the new [Spirit] support arcanist Isolde, featured in the latest banner: Vissi D’arte, Vissi D’amore. A brilliant opera performer, Isolde is haunted by her arcane ability to communicate with the deceased through her voice.
But there’s even more waiting for you. Explore the full roster of rewards and fresh content in Reverse: 1999’s version 1.7 update with our complete breakdown.
On to Vienna
One of Reverse: 1999’s defining strengths is its exhilarating journey through time, space, and music. We recently spoke with the game’s music producer, Ricky Lee, who shared how deeply music is woven into the game’s identity.
With version 1.7, beyond the exciting new rewards available now, players gain another chance to experience the交融 of music and history through the eyes of their arcanist companions.
Yet Reverse: 1999 isn’t the only highlight right now. Why not explore our curated list of the best mobile games of 2024 (so far) to discover what else is out there?
Even better, dive into our weekly feature: the top five new mobile games to try this week, featuring handpicked selections from the past seven days.
