Netmarble’s Solo Leveling: Arise, the first official video game from the franchise, is expected to generate approximately $100 million in sales within its first month since its May release.
According to Korean media outlet EBN, financial firm Hyundai Motor Securities (HMS) estimated the game’s May sales at around $109.3 million, with first-week earnings reaching $25.6 million through Google Play and $36.6 million including iOS and PC platforms.
HMS also predicts that Solo Leveling: Arise will continue its strong performance, projecting sales of at least 200 billion won (approximately $146 million) in the first three months.
This remarkable start underscores the game’s significant popularity and market impact.
Solo Leveling Arise Anticipates Revenue Boost from Upcoming Platform Launches
Upon its release on May 8, Solo Leveling: Arise garnered a staggering five million daily users globally, with a significant portion hailing from Korea.
This remarkable success has been attributed to the game’s solidly maintained traffic, signaling a promising trajectory for its longevity.
With plans to expand to Steam in the latter part of the year and a console release slated for the following year, the game is anticipated to further solidify its position as a mega-hit IP, with projected annual sales reaching hundreds of millions of dollars.
Before its official launch, Solo Leveling: Arise already boasted an impressive 15 million registered players, setting the stage for its record-breaking debut.
Surpassing its active sales and player records, the game quickly climbed to the top of app stores in over 70 countries, including major markets like Japan, South Korea, the United States, and France.
This early success has been sustained into the second week, highlighting the widespread appeal and popularity of Solo Leveling: Arise among gamers worldwide.
Available for download on both mobile and PC platforms via Netmarble Launcher, Solo Leveling: Arise has also announced plans for a Steam and console release, further expanding its reach and accessibility.
Complemented by the ongoing streaming of its anime adaptation on Crunchyroll, the game’s immersive storyline and gameplay mechanics continue to attract audiences, driving its meteoric rise in the gaming industry.
