Reverse: 1999: Version 3.2 “A Flowing Feast” Is Live Since January 20

- Two new 6-Stars: fortune teller Beryl and taxi driver Brume.
- A new setting: Paris, 1936, for a carnival season.
- New gameplay: an expanded roguelike, plus Snapshot Udimorium.
- Free rewards: an unowned 6-Star, a 5-Star selector, free pulls.
- A collaboration: Atomic Heart joins the game; the OST is on streaming.
In this article
- Introduction
- New characters Beryl and Brume
- Story and setting in Paris 1936
- New gameplay in this version
- Events and free rewards
- Conclusion
Introduction
Reverse: 1999 is Bluepoch’s 20th-century time-travel strategic RPG: on the last day of 1999, the Storm fell upon the world. Version 3.2, “A Flowing Feast”, went live on January 20, 2026 on PC, iOS and Google Play, after maintenance from 05:00 to 10:00 UTC-5. It runs about six weeks, until March 5, 2026. Here is what matters most.
Estimated reading time: 5 minutes
New characters Beryl and Brume
Version 3.2 adds two limited 6-Star characters, each through her own Carnival banner.
Beryl is a genius fortune teller running a crystal workshop in Paris; she can directly perceive fate. She is a top Mental damage dealer and the mother of 5-Star Matilda. Her limited banner, “On Fate’s Cue”, opened on January 20 and runs until March 5, alongside 5-Star Blonney and 5-Star Loggerhead. One watch point: it does not share its pity with other banners.
Brume is a lively Parisian taxi driver and a formidable damage dealer. Her banner, “The Brilliance Within”, opens in Phase 2 from February 12 and runs until March 5.
What matters is the order: Beryl’s banner opens first, on January 20, and Brume’s follows on February 12.
Story and setting in Paris 1936
The main story event, “A Flowing Feast”, runs from January 20 to March 2 and transports the Time Keepers to Paris in 1936, where a carnival atmosphere takes over the city.
New gameplay in this version
On the gameplay side, Version 3.2 expands the roguelike mode with “The Window to Other Worlds: The Syndrome of Silence”. It follows Coppélia’s perspective and introduces new Catalysts and Attributes systems. Clearing it earns “Brand New Scene in the Frame”, with The Fading Resonance and growth materials; the episode stays open from January 20 to May 28 (UTC-5).
The version also adds “Snapshot Udimorium”, a photography system built around the Udimos in your suitcase. You enter it from the home-page info page or idle mode and take snapshots of the Udimos. It is live since launch.
Events and free rewards
For players, the version is generous with freebies — that is the real difference.
On login, every player receives one random unowned 6-Star character through the “Carnival Special Guest” gift. The “Carnival Invitation” event hands out a free 5-Star selector. Sign-in rewards give 30 free pulls: a Decatone “On Fate’s Cue” ten-pull on launch day plus 20 Unilogs. Counting event rewards, active players reach roughly 60 to 70 free pulls; new players can get up to 120.
The main event, “Mystery Box Carnival: Revelry Reversed”, runs from January 20 to March 5. Building a float costs 200 Clear Drops, and the main rewards include 1,000 Clear Drops plus the Crown of the “Suitcase King”. Dueling Carbuncles earns Insights, and a February 1 login grants 1,000 Clear Drops.
On the banner side, what matters is the pity: a 6-Star character is guaranteed after 80 pulls, with a 50% chance of getting the rate-up character.
If you want to get the most out of the version, spend your pulls on Beryl first, and clear the “A Flowing Feast” story event early — it closes on March 2. The roguelike episode stays open until May 28.
Conclusion
Version 3.2 “A Flowing Feast” is a solid seasonal update: two limited 6-Stars, a Paris 1936 story, an expanded roguelike and a pile of free rewards. In the long run, patience pays off — the free rewards keep flowing until March 5.
The collaboration with Atomic Heart was announced alongside Version 3.2 and went live on July 23, 2026. And the full soundtrack is now on streaming: the 16-track album “Where All Paths Align” was released on January 17, 2026.
FAQ
Who are the new characters in Version 3.2?
Beryl, a limited 6-Star fortune teller and top Mental damage dealer, is on the “On Fate’s Cue” banner from January 20. Brume, a 6-Star taxi driver and damage dealer, arrives on “The Brilliance Within” banner from February 12.
When did Version 3.2 launch?
Version 3.2 went live on January 20, 2026, after maintenance from 05:00 to 10:00 UTC-5, and the version runs until March 5, 2026.
How do I access the events of this version?
The story event “A Flowing Feast” and the main Carnival event are reachable from the event page in the game. The roguelike episode “The Window to Other Worlds: The Syndrome of Silence” sits in the roguelike menu; Snapshot Udimorium opens from the info page or idle mode.
See also
- Reverse: 1999 — the soundtrack decoded
- Reverse: 1999 redeem codes: the full list for October 2026
- Claim codes for Reverse: 1999
- Maximize your experience with Reverse: 1999
- All grand strategy games
Sources
- Games Press — Version 3.2 launch release (Paris 1936)
- Games Press — Version 3.2 free-rewards release
- DayOne — launch date and Atomic Heart collab confirmed
- DayOne — Version 3.2 live on PC and mobile
- DayOne — Atomic Heart collab begins 23 July
- Gaming on Phone — “Where All Paths Align” album
- Lootbar — Version 3.2 full guide
- Reverse: 1999 official website (Bluepoch)
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