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Role-playing (RPG), Action
Solo Leveling: Arise is an action RPG based on the South Korean web novel of the same name.
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Screen RantCody GravelleMay 20244/5 starsOverall, Solo Leveling: ARISE is still an excellent game, one worthy of a look even for those who don't usually find gacha games appealing. Sung Jinwoo being an effective character and a depth of strategy will even allow free-to-play users to thrive, though they'll likely be looking at battle pass subscribers with envy given how wide the chasm is between the two demographics. Strong gameplay, an adoration for the source material, and a number of tactical decisions that make strategy paramount characterize one of the better "free" mobile game releases in quite some time.
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God is a GeekMick FraserMay 20247/10It might not always blow you away with originality, but Solo Leveling: ARISE is still a pretty enjoyable and involving adventure on PC.
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PCGamesNAndrew McMahonMay 20245/10Solo 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.
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IGDB rating 7.4/10 from 23 ratings.
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