Reverse: 1999's latest update, "E Lucevan Le Stelle," transports players to the heart of turn-of-the-century Vienna, offering a fresh dive into history and music. This update enhances the game's time-twisting narrative, introducing players to new arcanists and the enchanting world of Austrian elegance.

The spotlight shines on Isolde, the new [Spirit] support arcanist featured in the "Vissi D'arte, Vissi D'amore" banner. Isolde is not only a brilliant opera singer but also a tormented spirit medium, capable of channeling the spirits of the dead through her songs. Her unique abilities and backstory add depth to the game's already rich tapestry.

Reverse: 1999's commitment to blending history with music is evident in this update. The game's producer, Ricky Lee, emphasized the importance of music to the game's identity in a recent interview. Version 1.7 continues this tradition, allowing players to experience the world through the eyes of their arcanist companions, enveloped in the sounds and stories of Vienna.

For a detailed look at what version 1.7 brings, including all the new rewards and additions, check out our comprehensive breakdown. Whether you're a fan of the game's historical settings, its musical elements, or the new arcanists, there's plenty to explore in this latest update.

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