Okay, so I’ve been messing around with this game called Reverse 1999, and let me tell you, getting my account sorted was a bit of a ride. I’m gonna lay it all out for you, step-by-step, just like it happened.
First off, I jumped into the game and started playing. I didn’t bother with any account setup at first. I was just testing the waters, you know? Then, after a while, I was like, “Okay, this game is actually pretty cool. I should probably make sure I don’t lose all my progress.” That’s when the fun began.
I dug around in the game’s settings and found the account section. Initially, I had logged in as a guest. But I’ve had enough experiences with mobile games to learn that guest accounts can be a real pain. You never know when an update or a reinstall might just wipe everything clean. So, I decided to link my account to something more permanent.
Now, the game gave me a few options to link my account. I could use my email, or some other services. I went with the email option, ’cause it seemed the most straightforward. I punched in my email address, and they sent me one of those verification codes. You know, the usual drill. Typed that in, and boom, my account was linked.
Linking to Steam
- Open the game settings.
- Find the account options.
- Click the Steam logo and follow prompts.
But then I thought, “What if I wanna play on my PC too?” Turns out, they’ve got a Steam version as well. So, I downloaded the game on Steam, fired it up, and tried to log in. This is where it got a little tricky. There wasn’t a direct way to log in with my email on the Steam version. But I remembered seeing something about linking my Steam account in the mobile version’s settings.
I went back to my phone, opened the game, and sure enough, there it was, an option to link my Steam account. It asked for my in-game ID, which is just a string of numbers you can find in your profile. I copied that over, followed the prompts, and linked up my Steam account. Now I could play on my phone and my PC, all with the same account.
It was a bit of a roundabout way to get everything set up, but hey, it worked. Now I can play whenever and wherever I want without worrying about losing my progress. I even got some in-game mail rewards for linking everything up, so that’s a nice little bonus.
Honestly, it wasn’t the smoothest process, but I’ve dealt with worse. At least now I know my account is secure, and I can switch between my phone and PC without any hassle. And if, for some reason, I ever need to change my email, it looks like they have a process for that too. So yeah, that’s my Reverse 1999 account saga. Hope this helps someone out there avoid the same confusion I went through!
