Bluepoch Games has brought some festive joy to fans of their time-bending strategy RPG, Reverse: 1999, with the release of a holiday-themed EP, aptly titled "Fairy's Blessing." This new addition to the game's soundscape arrives just in time for Christmas and promises to immerse players in a world where nostalgia meets the season's warmth.
The EP "Fairy’s Blessing" takes players on a melodious journey alongside the beloved characters from the game. Notably, the 6-star Tooth Fairy and the children from the Foundation, who were part of the game’s version 1.2 updates, are at the forefront of this Christmas celebration. Their unified goal is to spread holiday cheer through the magical realm of Reverse: 1999, with the help of the new music track.
Adding to the charm, the EP is performed by the voice of the Tooth Fairy, Alexandra Boyadjieff, complemented by the harmonious vocals of a children's choir. The track's enchanting tunes are the creation of Adam Gubman, a composer with a track record that includes work on big projects like "The Greatest Showman" and popular video games such as "Arknights."
But the merriment doesn't end with the music alone. Bluepoch Games is also sending an array of Christmas surprises directly to players' inboxes. In the spirit of giving, Reverse: 1999 hands out several freebies to players. Additionally, exclusive December 2023 coupon codes are up for grabs, providing fans the opportunity to redeem even more surprises and enhance their in-game experience.
Further enriching the festivities, the game's social media channels are host to a festive campaign. Players are invited to share the bliss by retweeting or sharing the official post of the EP and images of the holiday event using the hashtag #MyBlessedEve on platforms like Twitter or Discord. The social media event is not only fun but rewarding, as it offers participants the chance to win various prizes, including a $20 gift card, a $100 gift card, or a unique in-game holiday merch box. This campaign spreads the fairy's blessing far and wide until January 1st, so everyone has a fair shot at these wondrous prizes.
Simultaneously, the game's version 1.2 update continues to unfold with the launch of its second phase, "A Nightmare at Green Lake," scheduled for December 28th. This next chapter is set to introduce another 6-star character, the introverted Jessica, and 5-star Horrorpedia, who has a knack for the spooky and supernatural. In line with these new characters, more thematic events will go live, such as "One Flew Over the Old House" and "The Challenging Awaits," all designed to test the players' strategic prowess and expand the game’s captivating narrative.
Reverse: 1999 is accessible for free, allowing players to join the adventure without any upfront cost. Despite being free-to-play, there's an array of in-app purchases available for those who wish to further their gameplay experience. For new players looking to optimize their team's performance from the get-go, the Reverse: 1999 tier list offers strategic insights on assembling a formidable squad.
Interested players are encouraged to download Reverse: 1999 via their preferred platform's link and dive straight into the action. With its blend of classic retro anime art style and engaging time-travel dynamics, coupled with the festive new tracks and activities, Reverse: 1999 promises a delightful gaming experience that's both nostalgic and cheerfully contemporary. Whether it's strategizing battles or enjoying the holiday festivities, there's something in Reverse: 1999 for everyone this Christmas season.
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