How to Get Clear Drop in Reverse: 1999 (Free & Fast)

Q: How much Clear Drop does Artificial Somnambulism give?

The **Limbo** track resets twice a month, on the 1st and the 16th, and can pay out up to 600 Clear Drop per reset at the highest clear tiers. A realistic free-to-play clear is usually closer to 400–600 Clear Drop per reset.

Clear Drop is the free pull currency in Reverse: 1999 — it combines with the paid Crystal Drop into a Unilog, and one Unilog (one pull) costs 180 Clear Drop. Free and paid drops are spent together whenever you pull.

The most reliable sources are your daily and weekly tasks. On top of that, the endgame Artificial Somnambulism mode, story and limited-time events, and occasional redeem codes all add Clear Drop, with amounts that vary more than the daily and weekly totals — this guide flags those clearly.

Daily & weekly (recurring, firm)

Daily tasks — Completing your daily tasks gives 90 Clear Drop per day — about 2,700 Clear Drop per month.
Weekly tasks — Completing your weekly tasks gives 100 Clear Drop per week — about 400 Clear Drop per month.

Endgame mode (recurring, amount estimated)

**Artificial Somnambulism** (Limbo) — This endgame mode resets twice a month, on the 1st and the 16th, and can give up to 600 Clear Drop per reset at the highest clear tiers. A realistic F2P clear usually lands closer to 400–600 Clear Drop per reset, so roughly 800–1,200 Clear Drop per month. The reset schedule is firm; the exact amount you personally clear depends on your account strength.

Events (recurring, variable)

Story & limited-time events — A single fully-cleared event gives under 1,800 Clear Drop (fewer than 10 pulls worth), and there are usually 1–2 events per patch. Totals vary a lot depending on how many events are running.

Redeem codes (recurring, occasional)

Redeem codes — Reverse: 1999 releases redeem codes regularly, typically worth 30–60 Clear Drop each (anniversary codes can go up to 240). Across a month this usually adds up to roughly 100–200 Clear Drop. Check official channels for currently active codes.

One-time (not recurring)

Main Story chapters — Clearing a main story level gives 60 Clear Drop the first time — a nice boost for new accounts, but it does not repeat once you have cleared the story.

Paid (for context)

**Roaring Month** monthly card — A ~$4.99 monthly card: 300 Crystal Drop instantly on purchase, plus 90 Clear Drop per day for 30 days. Crystal Drop and Clear Drop combine into Unilogs, so this adds roughly 3,000 combined "drops" per month — about 16–17 pulls. This is a purchase, not free income.

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FAQ

How do you get Clear Drop fast in Reverse: 1999?

The most reliable sources are your daily tasks (90/day) and weekly tasks (100/week). On top of that, clearing Artificial Somnambulism (Limbo) at each reset on the 1st and 16th, plus fully clearing whatever event is live, adds a meaningful amount more.

How do you get Reverse: 1999 Clear Drop codes?

Reverse: 1999 releases redeem codes regularly, typically worth 30–60 Clear Drop each, with anniversary codes going up to 240. They do not follow a fixed schedule, so check official Reverse: 1999 social channels for what is currently active.

How does Roaring Month factor into free Clear Drop income?

It is a paid monthly card (around $4.99). It gives 300 Crystal Drop instantly plus 90 Clear Drop per day for 30 days. Crystal Drop and Clear Drop combine into Unilogs when you pull, so together this is about 16–17 pulls per month, but it is a purchase, not free income.

How much Clear Drop does Artificial Somnambulism give?

The Limbo track resets twice a month, on the 1st and the 16th, and can pay out up to 600 Clear Drop per reset at the highest clear tiers. A realistic free-to-play clear is usually closer to 400–600 Clear Drop per reset.