Netmarble Shows Solo Leveling: KARMA at Tokyo Game Show 2026
Netmarble is building the game's promotion around people already tied to the anime, with A-1 Pictures producing the opening animation and an actor who has followed the series publicly, rather than treating KARMA as a standalone mobile release.
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Netmarble held a media presentation for Solo Leveling: KARMA at the Tokyo Game Show 2026 venue on September 17. The roguelite action RPG for iOS and Android follows Sung Jinwoo through the 27-year Monarch War in the Gap of Dimensions. Actor Kanata Hongo appeared as a guest, and A-1 Pictures handles the opening animation.
Solo Leveling: KARMA runs on iOS and Android, and its story is not an adaptation of the original work. Players control Sung Jinwoo in the Gap of Dimensions, a place the source material does not depict, across an unknown 27-year Monarch War.
Netmarble's Japan business head Yamashita Yamato described a loop in which Sung Jinwoo has lost part of his power to a new enemy, purifies the mutant forms of hunters tied to him, including Cha Hae-in and Mogami Shima, and collects Karma to regain what he lost. A-1 Pictures made the opening animation.
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