Reverse: 1999’s Recent QoL Improvements Make Rerolling Much Easier
droidgamers.comReverse: 1999 is just a couple of weeks away from its exciting global launch, and with it comes a bunch of new QoL changes. In Volume 2 of Devs in the Suitcase (the game’s version of developer notes!), they list each and every improvement implemented into the game ahead of launch.
For more information about Reverse: 1999, you can visit the official website or pre-register now on the game’s Google Play page.
I’ll make sure to condense each section of changes into the best highlights from Volume 2. Firstly, Devs in the Suitcase covers the starter tutorial QoL improvements:
The Reverse: 1999 QoL improvements above mean that rerolling at the start of the game is much easier and quicker now, helping you to save time if you need to reroll.
Many players have given feedback after taking part in the CBT for the PC version of Reverse: 1999. The development team has taken this into consideration and has made a ton of improvements for those who wish to play via the PC client.
In other Reverse: 1999 news, there’s a brand-new song out to promote the game. “ReReReRegulus!” is composed by Adam Gubman, who has also worked with Arknights.
Players are speculating that the video was released yesterday due to it being John Lennon’s birthday. It may sound like a reach, but with the game focusing heavily on historical themes and time travel, it wouldn’t be surprising if this was the case.
Waiting for Reverse: 1999 to finally come to global servers? Why not have a read of our Best Android Gacha Games guide in the meantime?
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