Solo Leveling: ARISE OVERDRIVE

Solo Leveling: Arise is the first-ever game adaption from the worldwide hit manhwa and now popular anime series, but does the highly-anticipated action gacha release live up to the hype?

The legendary webtoon with 14.3 global billion views has been adapted into an action game for the first time and has finally officially launched globally! Android version reviewed. Review copy provided by company for testing purposes.

Each story mission is based on a key moment in Solo Leveling lore. Whether it's the earliest days of Sung Jinwoo as humanity's weakest hunter or far deeper into his adventure, when he becomes humanity's cheat code against otherworldly threats, the missions will feature dialog and sometimes panels from the manwha to emphasize what's happening. Perhaps the biggest detriment of Solo Leveling: ARISE's...

It's perfectly approachable for newcomers in the genre, is exceptionally stable, visually impressive, and the controls are responsive. But for people who want to enjoy Solo Leveling: ARISE, it's often more work than play.

Solo Leveling Arise is authentic to its anime and webtoon inspirations, but it's too grindy, frustrating, and repetitive to come close to rivaling the best gacha games.