Want to get the team of your dreams? Well, one way to circumvent the randomness of the gacha roll, at the beginning of your playthrough at least, is by rerolling. Our Reverse 1999 reroll guide goes over how to give yourself a fresh start at getting the pulls you want.
Reverse 1999 is a time-hopping adventure where you cross the eras to find the answer to a catastrophic mystery. From Ancient Greece to the roaring Twenties, to the swinging Sixties, fight your way through the centuries and meet a huge cast of colorful and wacky characters. Ever wanted to fight monsters with an apple in a tie, a UFO, and some disembodied arms? Now’s your chance.
Reverse 1999 is available right now on Google Play. We’ve also got a Reverse 1999 tier list, and a Reverse 1999 codes guide.
Reverse 1999 Reroll
Now, let’s take a look at the steps you can take to reroll in Reverse 1999.
- Bad news for reroll fanatics. It can take up to 14 days to close a guest account and open a new one on a fresh install of Reverse 1999. Yikes.
- Your best call is to go through the first and second story missions, pick up the rolls for both banners and then try uninstalling and reinstalling.. hopefully, it’ll forget about you that way!
In a nutshell, that is how to perform a Reverse 1999 reroll.
What Are The Benefits Of A Reroll?
Rerolls are fantastic for picking up the pace of the game, as having a high-ranking character in such an early stage allows you to speed through the campaign.
It’s also got great longevity because you’ll be able to take that S-tier character all the way through to the endgame.
What Is Reverse 1999?
Reverse 1999 is a gacha game set in a world where things started going a bit wrong at the turn of the millennium. An event known as ‘The Storm’ where rain fell upwards occurred, and time started flowing backwards. Only one person is immune to this chronographic madness, and the game follows her travels through different periods, looking for a solution to the madness.
