Netmarble has postponed the release date for its new MMORPG, 'SOL: enchant,' from April 24 to June.

Netmarble announced the delay through the official SOL: enchant website, where it also disclosed key improvements based on internal testing.

First, to implement a completely free economy, the company plans to remove 'Gold,' the standard currency in existing MMORPGs, and refine the economic balance through various scenario verifications.

Furthermore, under the concept of 'coexistence between game and daily life,' the developer is enhancing the completeness of new systems such as the 24-hour offline play mode and squad mode. The company also plans to continue overall optimization, including graphics and UI/UX, to provide a comfortable gaming environment.

SOL: enchant is a new MMORPG currently under development based on a 'divine' concept. It is being developed by Alt9, a new studio led by the core development team of Lineage M, and published by Netmarble. The game is scheduled for release in the first half of 2026. Pre-registration for SOL: enchant has been open since March 5. Players can participate via the official brand site and app stores to receive rewards such as infinite stamina recovery potions.