- 3.8Latest
The Temporal Scale
- Version 3.8 'The Temporal Scale' released September 24, 2026 (UTC-5): a new main story chapter and two new 6-star Arcanists, Everecho and Cornerstone.
- The Beginner Banner was refreshed (Semmelweis, Mercuria and A Knight) and up to 100 free summons are on offer during the version.
- The 3rd Anniversary 'Sincere Gratitude' login event runs October 1 to November 5 under 3.8; no 3.9 date is announced yet, and versions land roughly every six weeks.
For buyersNew 6-star banners are the repricing event: accounts holding Everecho or Cornerstone with Portrays, plus unspent Unilog stockpiles, carry the premium until the next version — expected in early November — resets the chase.
- 3.7
On Another's Sorrow
- The global 3rd Anniversary version: new 6-star Arcanists Rhiannon and Ms. Stranger, plus a free 6-star Coppélia.
- The anniversary of the global server, which launched on October 26, 2023.
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- 3.6
Last and First Principles
- Released July 2, 2026 (UTC-5), with its headline event running to July 22.
- The unnumbered Atomic Heart collaboration version 'Polymerized Dreams' followed on July 23, before 3.7 took over on August 13.
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What is the latest Reverse: 1999 patch?
The latest update we track is 3.8, The Temporal Scale, released September 24, 2026. The full list is on this page, newest first, and we re-check it regularly.
Where can I read the official Reverse: 1999 patch notes?
The full notes are published by the developer: Reverse: 1999 on Steam, news hub. Each patch on this page also links the sources we used.
How far back does this Reverse: 1999 patch history go?
It covers the major updates from July 2, 2026 onward, 3 patches in total. Small hotfixes are left out unless they change trading or buying.
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