Marketed under the ambitious banner of an 'Omniscient MMORPG,' Sol: enchant pivots around its core 'Divine Authority' system, handing a significant amount of control over to the players. It’s the debut project from Alt9, a studio founded by veterans who cut their teeth on Lineage M, with Netmarble handling the publishing duties.

The title boasts a rather flexible economic model—at least in theory—allowing players to snag paid items using currency earned through gameplay. They’ve also tossed in a 'Squad Mode' that lets you juggle two characters simultaneously. The goal, according to the developers, is to streamline the grind while shifting the power of decision-making from the studio back into the hands of the players.

You can grab the PC or mobile versions via the Google Play Store, Apple App Store, or the official brand site. If you're keen on keeping the grind going while away from your desk, the 'Netmarble Connect' remote service allows you to stream your PC session directly to your mobile device, while also keeping tabs on the official community boards.

The game lands with a total of 6 worlds spanning 30 servers, with a clear distinction between standard worlds for the general public and designated 'Streamer Worlds' for those who live life on camera.

To mark the launch, they’re running a few sweeteners: boss monster drop rates have been tripled across the board, and the first players to hit level 50 on each server will be rewarded with the 'Ring of Baltaros' (Hero grade). Good luck out there.