New Trailers Released for Solo Leveling: Karma — Game Coming This Year
Solo Leveling: Karma, the highly anticipated video game adaptation of the popular manhwa and anime series, is preparing to meet players on PC and mobile devices later this year. Both a story trailer and a combat trailer were released on July 9, 2026, for the game developed by Netmarble. The trailers show players Sung Jinwoo's journey in the world of hunters and the action-packed combat mechanics.
Solo Leveling is a South Korean manhwa series written by Chugong and illustrated by Jang Sung-rak (DUBU). Published between 2016 and 2021, the series reached millions of readers worldwide. The anime adaptation, which began in 2024, received great acclaim. Now, with a game set in the same universe, the excitement of the fans is growing exponentially.
Solo Leveling: Karma brings with it rumors that it will focus on side characters and alternative plotlines rather than just retelling the original story. The appearance of Cha Hae-In, Baek Yoonho, and other important hunters alongside Jinwoo in the trailers indicates that the game will have a wide cast of characters. Considering that Netmarble has previously developed successful anime games like The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross, this production also shows promise in terms of quality.
The exact release date of the game has not been announced yet, but the phrase "this year" may point to the autumn or winter months of 2026. The PC version will be available via Steam, and the mobile version will be offered for iOS and Android devices. Whether there will be cross-platform support is not yet clear. The striking visuals in the trailers strengthen the rumors that the game is being developed with Unreal Engine 5.
For fans, this announcement shows that a long-awaited moment has arrived. The existence of a game set in the Solo Leveling universe is an unmissable opportunity for both manhwa readers and anime viewers. In the coming weeks, Netmarble is expected to release new gameplay footage and beta test announcements. For now, it is best to watch the trailers and follow the game's development; because this could be the most ambitious step of a South Korean masterpiece into the gaming world.
