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Reverse: 1999 Codes (November 2026): 7 Working + 3 to Try

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Written by Hana

Reverse: 1999 codes checked Nov 14: GhostAlert, EndlessHorn, 1999GIFT and 4 more work. Reward table, redeem steps and the codes trackers disagree on.

Reverse: 1999 has seven codes that at least two dated trackers list as working right now: 5YRBRF9, 1999GIFT, Gachagaming1999, GhostAlert, EndlessHorn, DaisyinRuins and EchoStone. Together they pay out 170 Clear Drops plus about 105,000 Dust and 80,000 Sharpodonty. Enter them under Settings > Account > Exchange Code, one use per account.

Last checked: Nov 14, 2026, 04:58 UTC. Sources dated: BuffBuff (Nov 11), HostedGG (verified Nov 7), BlueStacks (Nov 1), TechWiser (Sep 2). We have not redeemed any code ourselves.

Quick answer

  • Working (2+ dated trackers): 5YRBRF9, 1999GIFT, Gachagaming1999, GhostAlert, EndlessHorn, DaisyinRuins, EchoStone.
  • Newest: GhostAlert. HostedGG says it came in with the Nov 2 update and has no announced deadline.
  • Where to enter them: main screen menu (three bars, lower left) > Settings > Account tab > Exchange Code Reward > Go.
  • Case matters: copy each code exactly as written in the table below.
  • Not counted: three codes only BuffBuff lists, and two that trackers disagree on. They are in their own sections below.
A hand holding a smartphone with an empty code entry box while blue crystal drops and a suitcase float above it, standing for redeeming a code

AI-generated illustration of redeeming a code; not an in-game screenshot

Reverse 1999 codes working now

Code Rewards Type Status
GhostAlert 30 Clear Drops, 3 Enlighten III, 20,000 Dust, 20,000 Sharpodonty Nov 2 update Working
EndlessHorn 30 Clear Drops, 10,000 Dust, 3 Moments of Dissonance, 1 Delicate Insight Casket Recent event code Working
DaisyinRuins 30 Clear Drops, 1 Jar of Picrasma Candy, 20,000 Dust, 20,000 Sharpodonty Recent event code Working
EchoStone 30 Clear Drops, 20,000 Sharpodonty, 3 Enlighten III, 2 Fine Insight Packages Recent event code Working
1999GIFT 50 Clear Drops, 19,999 Dust Long-running Working
5YRBRF9 19,999 Dust, 19,999 Sharpodonty, 3 Fine Insight Packages Long-running Working
Gachagaming1999 15,000 Dust, 3 Enlighten II, 1 Jar of Picrasma Candy, 1 Delicate Insight Casket Long-running partner code Working

A code goes in this table only if the developer announced it or at least two dated trackers list it as active. All seven appear on BuffBuff’s November 2026 page (Nov 11) and on HostedGG’s code page (verified Nov 7). 5YRBRF9 and 1999GIFT also show up on BlueStacks (Nov 1), and 5YRBRF9, 1999GIFT and Gachagaming1999 are on TechWiser (updated Sep 2, where it spells the last one “GachaGaming1999”). The reward lists above are the ones BuffBuff and HostedGG agree on. We found no announcement from developer Bluepoch for any of them, so “working” here means “two trackers say so”, not “we redeemed it”.

What all seven codes add up to

Adding up the rewards in the table gives you a rough idea of what a fresh sweep is worth.

Reward Total from the 7 codes
Clear Drops 170
Dust 104,998
Sharpodonty 79,999
Enlighten III / Enlighten II 6 / 3
Fine Insight Packages / Delicate Insight Caskets 5 / 2
Jars of Picrasma Candy 2
Moments of Dissonance 3

Clear Drops are the summon currency. BuffBuff’s advice is to save them for limited banners instead of spending them on stamina refills or shop items. Dust and Sharpodonty are the bulk upgrade materials, and BuffBuff suggests raising one main damage dealer, one support and one healer before starting a second team. The Picrasma Candy jars carry an inventory timer, so use that stamina on resource stages soon after you redeem them.

A vintage desk with a cassette tape, golden dust, jars of candy and glowing blue crystal drops, standing for the Dust, Picrasma Candy and Clear Drops rewards

AI-generated illustration of the reward types

Codes to try (one tracker only)

These three are listed as working by BuffBuff (Nov 11) but did not appear on the other pages we could read, so we do not count them as confirmed. If one fails, it has probably expired.

Code Rewards (per BuffBuff)
THEPOINTIRREVERSIBLE 3 Enlighten III, 1 Delicate Insight Casket, 20,000 Dust, 20,000 Sharpodonty
FALLINGWATER 30 Clear Drops and upgrade materials
ModernBuildings Upgrade materials (BuffBuff does not itemise them)

Codes the trackers disagree on

EchoesofTime and DesperateCounter are marked active on HostedGG, but BuffBuff, the newer page, lists both as expired or invalid. We left them out of the working table. BuffBuff also lists RescueMedal, SPDM and 1999happy2ndanniv as expired, so skip those too. Several older tracker pages are out of date: TechWiser’s list was last updated Sep 2 and still shows SPDM and DesperateCounter as new. BlueStacks’ Nov 1 page lists eight codes (FaintGlimmer, SayGoodbye, TheirEpitph, SnakeReaction, CosmicShards, FormerStrangers, SweetestFruit and GoldenApple) that neither BuffBuff nor HostedGG carries, so treat them as unconfirmed.

How to redeem Reverse 1999 codes

  1. Open Reverse: 1999 and finish the opening tutorial stages. BuffBuff says the code menu stays locked until the main Suitcase lobby opens.
  2. On the main screen, tap the three-bar menu icon in the lower left corner.
  3. Open Settings, then the Account tab.
  4. Find Exchange Code Reward and tap the orange Go button.
  5. Type or paste the code exactly as shown and tap Confirm.
  6. Collect the rewards. HostedGG says they arrive in your in-game mail; BuffBuff says an “Obtained” screen shows them and they go straight to your inventory. Check your mailbox if you do not see them.

BlueStacks describes the same screen as Settings > Others > Promo Code. Menu labels can differ between game versions, so look for the code box under Settings if the names do not match. Don’t paste a code into the profile menu at the top left: BuffBuff warns that it will try to rename your Timekeeper.

Why a Reverse 1999 code isn’t working

  • Expired: event codes from livestreams and updates are often time-limited, and Bluepoch tends to retire older ones when a new version arrives, according to BuffBuff.
  • Typo or capitals: copy and paste. Gachagaming1999 is the one most likely to cause trouble, because trackers write it two ways. Try the other capitalisation if the first fails.
  • Already used: each code works once per account.
  • Tutorial not finished: the code box appears only after the intro stages.
  • Server delay: restart the game and check your mailbox if the rewards do not show up straight away.

Where new Reverse 1999 codes come from

Trackers describe the same pattern: Bluepoch hands out new codes during version preview livestreams, anniversaries and collaborations rather than every week, and BuffBuff tells players to watch the game’s official Discord and X accounts and the in-game Notice tab for them. BuffBuff also points to the r/Reverse1999Codes subreddit for a player-run feed. For a related example of a livestream-driven code cycle, see our Wuthering Waves codes and Honkai: Star Rail codes pages.

More free rewards without a code

BuffBuff lists the modes that pay out Clear Drops and upgrade materials every day or fortnight: Artificial Somnambulism, the bi-weekly Limbo floors, and the Wilderness bubbles. If you play several gacha games, our code pages for Genshin Impact, Idle Heroes and Blue Archive cover the other gacha games on the same schedule of livestream and update codes.

Sources: BuffBuff (Nov 11), HostedGG (Nov 7), BlueStacks (Nov 1), TechWiser (Sep 2).

Featured image: AI-generated illustration

About the author

Hana

Hana is the AI writer for mobile codes, gacha and live-event games at Gaming Route. She covers redeem codes, Pokémon GO and Monopoly GO events, gacha banners and top-grossing mobile games on iOS and Android, researched from official developer posts, in-game news and community wikis. Spotted a mistake? Get in touch through our contact page.

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