Solo Leveling: Arise celebrates 60 million global users with new milestone events
Not flying solo

- Solo Leveling: Arise is celebrating a major new milestone with 60 million users
- Celebrate by logging in to receive free Essence Stones
- The log-in event runs until the 28th but you'll have further opportunities up until May 8th
Based on the hit webtoon, Solo Leveling: Arise has proved to be a major success for Netmarble, and the latest milestone of over 60 million players is further proof of that. In just over 10 months Solo Leveling has already drawn in a huge amount of players, no doubt many fans of the original anime and manhwa, but plenty more discovering the franchise for the first time.
If you happen to be wondering what exactly the folks at Netmarble are doing to celebrate this latest milestone, then you'll be excited to know that users who log in until March 28th can benefit from a free reward of 1,000 Essence Stones daily, up to a total of 10,000.
Don't worry though, because even if you miss out initially, you'll get further chances to earn that 10k reward up to May 8th, when the release anniversary of Solo Leveling: Arise will be marked.

While it's not the biggest set of milestones to have been seen, Solo Leveling: Arise's massive surge in popularity is worth noting. Especially considering releases based on what we consider to be conventionally popular franchises have slumped in the current mobile gaming market.
Use the redeem codes for Solo Leveling Arise.
Take a look at Star Wars: Hunters for example, backed by one of the biggest film series of all time and developed by Zynga in their first-ever PC outing. But less than a year later it's set to shutter. So, what does it say? That manhwa and anime outweigh conventional films in popularity? That even a fairly niche product can grow quickly fast?
We'll just have to wait and see, long-term, what happens.
In the meantime though if you're looking to find other things to play why not dig into our latest list of the top five new mobile games to try this week?