I feel so bad for people who play this game but skip all the stories ...

I have many good things to say about this game, but it’s not a perfect game by any means at all. Great artstyle, unique concept, interesting main plot, and pretty decent music. The art direction in this game is very good, which is something that I think is extremely important for games nowadays as a tool to differentiate themselves from the rest of the gacha games market. The game took a setting and tone I rarely see in the gacha game market. Their take on designs, from vintage looking art style to other-worldly looking disastrous events and enemies are pretty well done.

Genuinely the best gaccha game when it comes to 2D visual novel style story-telling. 📖 Storyline: As the name of the game suggests (reverse 1999), the world is unable to move forward in time to the 2000s. The "storm"  takes away those that are deemed un-worthy while distorting the very space and time. 🌌 World Building: In the initial 2 chapters, the game explores the effects of the storm and introduces the "main villains" called "Manus Vindictae".

So I was part of the CBT and back then I played up to chapter 3 which was about as much available back in the CBT. Now the big money question is is it worth playing Reverse 1999. 9/10 times yes it is but there's that one person it just won't be right for and without further ado let's dive in. 📖 Storyline: The story can be plenty of dark with themes of extortion, child abuse and even death. But and a big but some of the dialogue is wonky asf especially if you're reading the Japanese translation.