Reverse: 1999-3rd Anniv.

Name: Reverse: 1999-3rd Anniv.
Rating: 4.8 (10102 reviews)
Author: Bluepoch Co.,Ltd.

By: Bluepoch Co.,Ltd. App

Time-Travel Strategic RPG

Overview

Version:

3.7

Last updated: 2026-08-13

Ranking

#17,347 ▼ 15

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Reverse: 1999 is a 20th Century Time-Travel Strategic RPG from Bluepoch. In the 2.5th Anniversary Version, a new 6-Star Arcanists Paper Heron (Plant) and Cheng Heguang (Star) debut, and you can summon up to 140 times for free. As Timekeeper, you travel through eras after each Storm to find Arcanists who sense the coming Storm and save timelines from being sifted out of history.

Experience stunning visuals that blend retro Pop Art with classical oil painting and modern animation. Embark on a cinematic journey across the 20th century—from the Roaring '20s to the millennium—uncovering the Storm’s secrets and the year 1999. With full English voice acting, a diverse cast, and a roster of Arcanists, weave arcane incantations to secure victories and uncover the truth behind Time, Storms, and fate.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Bluepoch Co.,Ltd.

Rating:

4.80

(10,102) 16 new ratings

Version:

3.7 Last updated: 2026-08-13

Version code:

888734645

Creation date:

2023-10-25

Compatible devices:

Size:

3.64GB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-18

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 17,347 ▼ 15

Other platforms

Reverse: 1999 - 3rd Anniv. (v3.7.0)

3,075,484 4.24

(85,156)

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Developed by:

Bluepoch Co.,Ltd.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/reverse-1999-3rd-anniv/id1672933190

Website:

https://re1999.bluepoch.com/en/home

User Reviews

Top positives include stunning art, a rich story with strong voice acting, and generous F2P rewards. Common drawbacks are the large download/storage footprint, performance issues, and localization gaps. Despite these, updates and support keep improving the experience, and many players feel the game is worth the space for its unique narrative-driven combat.

Pros

Beautiful art style and character designs.
Engaging story with strong writing and excellent voice acting.
Generous free-to-play model with rewarding events and easy character acquisition.
Unique hybrid gameplay that blends visual novel storytelling with turn-based combat.
Ongoing updates and responsive support that improve stability and account recovery.

Cons

Very large download size and storage requirements, with unclear total data usage.
Frequent performance issues like latency, lag, and crashes in various modes.
Localization quality varies; several languages are missing or poorly translated.
Bugs with purchases/rewards not being delivered on some occasions.
Progression balance concerns for free-to-play players, including bottlenecks and meta shifts.

Recent reviews

This is one of those games that does what it does best in its genre of Strategy games with great story telling, visual arts and effects along with fantastic voice acting and game events. The gacha system is in my opinion of the better ones. I’ve been a day one player since and Reverse 1999 is my #1 strategy gacha games

by LV*****, 2026-08-10

It’s unfortunately a tale as old as gacha: the publisher made the game intentionally worse for global to squeeze money out of us. Instead of regular rerun banners, we only get banners with two rate-ups, which means you can pull 500 times and still not get the unit you want, or we have anniversary banners, where pity doesn’t carry over, so you need to have enough for double hard pity or risk flushing your pulls down a toilet. True limited characters are ironically much easier to target and acquire than standard characters. It’s a shame because the game itself is wonderful, but I can’t in good conscience rate an inferior product based on what the mainland server gets.