Dive into the heart of Austrian elegance with Reverse: 1999's latest update, E Lucevan Le Stelle, which transports players to the enchanting city of Vienna at the turn of the century. This new chapter in the game's time-twisting narrative introduces players to a fresh array of experiences, blending history with the world of music.

At the forefront of this update is the introduction of Isolde, a new [Spirit] support arcanist who graces the Vissi D'arte, Vissi D'amore banner. Isolde is not just a brilliant opera singer but also a tormented spirit medium, capable of channeling the spirits of the dead through her captivating songs. Her unique abilities and backstory add a rich layer to the game's already intricate storyline.

But the update is packed with more than just new characters. Reverse: 1999 version 1.7 brings a host of new rewards and additions. To get a comprehensive look at what's in store, check out our detailed breakdown of everything included in this exciting update.

One of the standout features of Reverse: 1999 is its immersive journey through time, space, and music. In a previous interview, the game's music producer, Ricky Lee, emphasized the pivotal role music plays in shaping the game's identity. With version 1.7, players are invited to explore the world of music and history further, seeing it through the unique perspectives of their arcanist companions.

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