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Reverse: 1999 Receives Online Fan Concert, Panoramic Ripples

With the incredible musical accompaniment supporting the time-travel strategic RPG Reverse: 1999, over the weekend developer Bluepoch Games hosted a fan concert titled 'Panoramic Ripples', in commemoration of the Mystery Box Carnival 2024 campaign that began with Version 1.4's launch last month. You can watch the full streamed event to the left, which features original fan songs a special program titled “Another Sky” that explores the events of Chapter 3 (and is downright amazing), and covers and reinterpretations some of the game's EPs.

March 18, 2024

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