Netmarble has announced that 3 of its upcoming games will be showcased at Tokyo Game Show 2026, including Solo Leveling: KARMA, Shangri-La Frontier: The Seven Colossi, and Pearl in Blue. Netmarble also launched its official website for Tokyo Game Show 2026, which runs from September 17 to 21 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan.
A playable demo of Solo Leveling: KARMA will be available at Tokyo Game Show 2026, giving fans a hands-on opportunity to experience battles within the Dimensional Gap and get familiar with the game’s roguelite action systems.
What’s more, Shangri-La Frontier: The Seven Colossi will also be playable with a new demo, allowing fans to try out the tag-based collectible RPG’s combat system. There will also be various stage programs dedicated to Shangri-La Frontier: The Seven Colossi.
Alongside on-site activities, Netmarble’s new story-driven collectible RPG Pearl in Blue will also be playable with a new demo at Tokyo Game Show 2026. The demo lets attendees experience 2D anime-inspired cinematic cutscenes, squad-building with the game’s heroines, and character interaction content infused with romantic comedy elements.
Solo Leveling: KARMA will launch in 2026 for Android, iOS, and PC. The opening of Solo Leveling: KARMA was animated by staff at A-1 Pictures. The staff members who animated the opening include character designer Tomoko Sudo, animation director Shibito, and action director Yoshihiro Kanno
Lastly, here’s an official description of the game, via Netmarble:
The game introduces an original storyline set in the Dimensional Gap — an unexplored narrative window within the source material — where protagonist Sung Jinwoo endures a 27-year-long war among Monarchs. At the heart of this epic is the “Broken Cup of Reincarnation,” an artifact that can only be restored through Jinwoo’s fragmented memories.
