Netmarble, 'Only I Level Up: Arise Championship 2025' successfully concluded

Netmarble (CEO Kim Byung-kyu) announced on the 14th that the first global official competition of the action game 'Solo Level Up: Arise', 'Solo Level Up: Arise Championship 2025', has successfully concluded.



Solo Level Up: Arise Championship is a competition to compete in 'Solo Level Up: Arise's' popular content 'Battlefield of Time', and was held at the Ibex Studio in Gwangmyeong on the 12th. Tickets to the main event for this competition sold out in less than a minute when the first sale went on the 4th, and the second sale on the 8th also sold out in just a few dozen seconds.







[Photo = Netmarble]



16 players who passed the preliminaries from various regions such as Europe, South America, North America, and Asia came to Korea to participate in the main event, and the four players with the best records competed in the finals. The winner was OhReung from the 'Nahonrep Gallery' guild, who cleared all four battlefields in about 2 minutes and 57 seconds.



OhReung, the winner, was awarded 10 million won in prize money and an LG Gram Pro 360. The runner-up and third place winners were awarded 7 million won and 3 million won in prize money, respectively, as well as various other prizes such as an LG Ultra Gear gaming monitor.



OhReung said, "Thank you for being with me during this glorious moment of becoming the world champion. I plan to donate half of the prize money to those affected by the wildfires."





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