Netmarble released a June update for Solo Leveling: Arise that changes core combat mechanics and adds new content. The patch introduces a Buster class to shift how players break enemy defenses. It also removes companion summoning fees from active matches.
Netmarble adjusts combat mechanics and removes summoning fees in latest patch
Netmarble developed this mobile game adaptation of the widely recognized webtoon and animated series. The June patch prioritizes combat adjustments over visual enhancements or new platform releases. Players can now access new chapters and characters through this patch release.
Liu Zhigang joins the gacha pool as a Fire-attribute SSR unit. The protagonist gains access to two additional wind-elemental weapons, offering more strategic customization possibilities. Introducing the Buster class alters the battle dynamics by eliminating shield mechanics, requiring tactical adjustments for challenging encounters.
The update adds Chapters 32 through 34 for both hard and reverse hard modes. The newly added stages offer extended progression paths for users pursuing more demanding gameplay experiences. Summoning costs for support characters have been eliminated in live sessions, easing resource management for teams utilizing assistance abilities.
Invenglobal.com reported the details of this June update. These adjustments address core mechanical systems established during the initial release to refine overall equilibrium. The developer maintains ongoing support for the title via scheduled releases and continuous gameplay refinements.
Source: NotebookCheck
