Solo Leveling: ARISE OVERDRIVE is now available worldwide on Steam and Xbox PC, accompanied by a new launch trailer highlighting protagonist Sung Jinwoo’s rise to power.

The action RPG, developed by Netmarble, adapts the hit Korean webtoon Solo Leveling and offers an original storyline inspired by the series. The game features fast-paced combat, character customization, and progression systems built around the transformation of Jinwoo, who begins as an underpowered hunter and evolves into the Shadow Monarch.

The title first appeared publicly at TwitchCon San Diego in October, where fans were given an early look at gameplay. A playable demo released Nov. 17, followed by an Advanced Access period beginning Nov. 21. With today’s full launch, players can experience the complete game, including story missions, raids, and cooperative challenges.

Story-Driven Action and Customization

In Story Mode, players can shape their own version of Sung Jinwoo, adjusting his appearance, abilities, and combat style. The game allows players to recruit additional Hunters, each with unique abilities, to form teams suited for various encounters. Boss fights and four-player co-op raids aim to provide long-term challenge and replay value.

Netmarble says the game’s combat emphasizes fluid animation and tactical decision-making, while its customization systems give players flexibility in how they approach battles. According to the publisher, ARISE OVERDRIVE seeks to capture the atmosphere and high-stakes energy that made the original webtoon globally popular.

Solo Leveling: ARISE OVERDRIVE is available on Steam and Xbox PC for $39.99. The publisher has also encouraged players to follow updates through the official website and the game’s channels on Twitch, YouTube, Discord and Xbox wishlists.

Netmarble, founded in 2000, is known for titles including Seven Knights Re:BIRTH, Raven2, MARVEL Future Fight, and The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross. The company operates globally and is the parent of Kabam, SpinX Games and Jam City, as well as a major shareholder of HYBE and NCSOFT.