Hogar Noticias Reverse: 1999 da la bienvenida a nuevos personajes, narrativa, eventos en el juego y más durante la primera fase de la versión 1.7

Reverse: 1999 da la bienvenida a nuevos personajes, narrativa, eventos en el juego y más durante la primera fase de la versión 1.7

Autor : Lucy Actualizar : Jan 21,2025

Reverso: Actualización de 1999 Versión 1.7 "E Lucevan Le Stelle": ¡Llega la cantante de ópera Isolde!

Bluepoch Games ha presentado una emocionante actualización para Reverse: 1999, presentando la primera fase de la versión 1.7, "E Lucevan Le Stelle", a partir del 11 de julio. Este juego de rol de viaje en el tiempo lleva a los jugadores a la Viena de principios del siglo XX y presenta una nueva historia y un nuevo personaje cautivador.

¡Prepárate para conocer a Isolda, una talentosa cantante de ópera! Ella es una arcanista de apoyo [Espíritu], invocable a través del estandarte "Vissi D'arte, Vissi D'amore". Para celebrar su llegada, un evento de inicio de sesión especial, el "Curtain and Dome", ¡ofrece accesos gratuitos! Siete extracciones están disponibles del 11 de julio al 1 de agosto, seguidas de otras siete del 1 al 15 de agosto.

Simplemente revisar tu correo del juego te otorga Clear Drop x600 y Jar of Picrasma Candy x5 (por tiempo limitado). Completa la historia del personaje de Isolda, "La habitación pequeña", para ganar aún más Clear Drops y materiales de crecimiento.

Para aquellos que buscan opciones cosméticas adicionales, la serie de prendas "One Moment of Aria" está disponible para su compra en Bank-Garment Shop. El nuevo atuendo de Satsuki se puede desbloquear a través de la Edición de coleccionista del JUKEBOX.

¿Quieres aún más recompensas gratuitas? ¡Consulta nuestra lista de códigos Reverse: 1999!

Esto es sólo una muestra de lo que ofrece la versión 1.7. Visite el sitio web oficial de Reverse: 1999 para obtener detalles completos.

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