Netmarble has announced that its mobile RPG 'The King of Fighters AFK', released on the 4th, has hit the top spot on the domestic Google Play popularity charts and is performing strongly across major Asian markets.

The King of Fighters AFK is a collectible mobile RPG developed by Netmarble Neo based on the iconic SNK fighting game IP. Players can assemble squads ranging from 5 to 15 fighters. The game highlights 2D pixel graphics, faithful recreations of the original aesthetic, and a robust roster of fighters to collect.

Within just 10 days of launch, it claimed the number 1 spot on the Korean Google Play charts. Apple App Store rankings are also impressive: 3rd in Korea, 1st in Hong Kong and Macau, 2nd in Taiwan, 3rd in Singapore, and 6th in Japan. To keep up with the influx of players, Netmarble is consistently opening new servers to ensure a stable service.

To celebrate the Google Play milestone, a 100,000 Ruby coupon is being gifted to players. This coupon is valid until September 30, and further details can be found on the official The King of Fighters AFK forum.

Beyond the celebration, players can earn 3,000 summons, 210,000 Rubies, and a Legendary grade fighter just by playing. Various other events, including attendance rewards and a KOF '99 style Kyo Kusanagi pickup, are currently live.

For more information, The King of Fighters AFK official brand site.