Pre-register now for Solo Leveling: Arise's Jeju Island Raid and receive 10 Custom Draw Tickets!
Get ready for a thrilling new chapter in Solo Leveling: Arise! Netmarble has opened pre-registration for its highly anticipated Jeju Island Raid update, bringing a fresh storyline perfect for the holiday season. This exciting update follows the RPG's recent win of the Google Play "Best Story" award, a testament to its captivating narrative across 13 global markets.
The Jeju Island Raid, a beloved arc from the original webtoon, promises an even more immersive experience. Pre-register to prepare for challenging battles against powerful new bosses.
Rewards for pre-registering include 10 Custom Draw Tickets and a chance to win an SSR Sung Jinwoo Weapon Selection Chest, depending on pre-registration milestones.
Looking for more free in-game rewards? Check out our list of Solo Leveling: Arise codes!
Download Solo Leveling: Arise for free on the App Store and Google Play (in-app purchases available). Stay updated on the latest news by following the official Facebook page, visiting the official website, or watching the embedded video above for a sneak peek.
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