Phase Two of Reverse 1999 Version 1.4 is finally here, and the new Sealed Records event gives players some free rewards to help them pull for new characters like 6. It’s a simple event, but it may be confusing to some players since there’s not that much to do.
How to Earn All Sealed Records Rewards in Reverse 1999
The Sealed Records event requires you to collect clues by completing basic tasks every day. There are two permanent objectives — log in for 6 days total and consume a total of 1400 Cellular Activity — but the other objectives refresh daily and involve interacting with characters and completing Daily Tasks. Basically, just log into Reverse 1999 every day and do your chores and you’ll be fine.
Sealed Records is a time-gated event so you’ll need to log in frequently to claim all of the free rewards on offer. It only lasts two weeks, too, ending on Thursday, April 11. Each objective will give you 10-20 Dusty Documents, which are used to fill a progress bar that will grant you Clear Drops and other rewards. In total, there are 240 free Clear Drops to be claimed during the Sealed Records event period.
If you’re trying to pull for the new 6-Star support character 6, then this is a great way to earn some extra Clear Drops to bring you a bit closer to your next 10-pull. There are other events still running from the initial launch of Version 1.4 like Black Box of Conjectures and Inspiration from the Proofs, so make sure you’ve cleared those to squeeze every last Clear Drop and Unilog out of them before they expire. There’s also a new sign-in event that rewards you with a total of 10 free Unilogs as well, so you might not have to spend any money to unlock Reverse 1999’s newest character after all.
