Facility 3826 opens its doors to Reverse: 1999 players
The Reverse: 1999 x Atomic Heart collaboration is now live with The Twins, free character Nora, a new story, and more than 110 free pulls.
Bluepoch has launched the crossover worldwide on PC, iOS, and Android, bringing the retrofuturistic world of Facility 3826 into the time-travel RPG.
Atomic Heart previously passed 10 million players, while Mundfish is continuing the universe with Atomic Heart 2 and other announced projects.
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The Twins and free Nora
The Twins arrive as a limited six-star character through the Analysis of Metallic Dramaturgy banner. They are the game’s first dual-Afflatus character, combining Star and Mineral types while using two exclusive Psychubes.
Nora, the repair cabinet from Atomic Heart, also becomes playable and can be recruited for free through the collaboration’s Phase II activities.
A new story inside Facility 3826
The original Polymerized Dreams story sends Vertin, X, Madam Lucy, and Mesmer Jr. into the world of Atomic Heart.
Players can also explore Back to Chelomey, solve challenges, fight enemies, upgrade the Polymer Glove, and collect collaboration cosmetics and event rewards.
More than 110 free pulls
The event offers more than 110 free pulls, a free monthly pass worth up to 2,700 Clear Drops, additional Unilogs, free character Nora, and a free garment for Brimley.
Reverse: 1999
Collaboration Launch: July 23, 2026
Genre: Free-to-Play Turn-Based RPG
Developer / Publisher: Bluepoch
Platforms: PC — Steam, iOS, and Android
Related Reading
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Mundfish Returns With Atomic Heart 2, The CUBE, and ILL
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