Reverse: 1999 – Special Game Modes Guide

Guide to Special Game Modes

Artificial Somnambulism and Limbo

As you progress through the story stages, you will eventually unlock Artificial Somnambulism in chapter 3. Once you get this, you should go as far as you can before the week is over. Every week, you will gain a set reward depending on your progress through it. Once you complete these 10 stages, a new mode called “Limbo” will be unlocked.

Limbo is a fortnightly challenge that can give you Clear Drops (for unilogs) and Oneiric Fluid (for resonance materials in the Bank). In this mode, each stage is divided into two battles. In every stage the afflatus of the two battles will be constant—with the first always being different from the second. Once you complete a battle with your team, you cannot use any of the characters again until you go to the next stage. This game mode is the reason for you needing two complete 3-person teams in the game.

Mane’s Bulletin (Raids)

Here you will use a team of 4 characters to go up against a particularly strong and undying boss. You need to read and understand the abilities of the bosses and traits of the stages very well if you want a high score. This game mode is also considered end-game content for the most part.

At the start, it will be impressive if you can get an A or higher. Getting S or higher is mostly for a team of i3 characters, but it is still possible to get SSS-grade in some bosses with only one i3 or even just a team of i2 characters—it just requires careful strategizing and good team building.

UTTU (Event Special Mode)

This game mode comes in the latter half of every event update. It requires you to use special cards you get in the mode to add additional traits to your characters or team, such as applying poison on a hit or gaining extra crit chance/damage with certain attacks.

This mode allows you to explore a bit more freely with the characters you like, and create interesting teams and strategies with the plethora of cards available. 

The UTTU shop will usually have a free character skin of a 4-star or lower character available.