Mgame's mobile martial arts idle RPG Ghost Soul Raising has surpassed one million pre-registration sign-ups. It is a solid testament to the enduring pull of the original Ghost Soul IP.

Since kicking off pre-registration on August 11, the game hit 500,000 sign-ups in just nine days, climbing past 800,000 by early September. Pre-registration remains open across the Mgame pre-registration page, Google Play, Apple App Store, and One Store right up until the official launch slated for November.

Mgame is rolling out a variety of activities to widen user touchpoints throughout the pre-registration window. On August 26, the company dropped a main storyline video crafted using generative AI tech, showcasing the lore and narrative of the original Ghost Soul. Plus, a month-long user-driven Ghost Soul Cosplay Challenge kicked off on the 27th of the same month.

Ghost Soul Raising is a self-developed mobile game that reinterpreting Mgame's flagship 2005 online title Ghost Soul into an idle RPG. While inheriting key elements from the original such as classes, martial arts, regions, and monsters, it swaps the field-exploration-heavy structure for a stage-based idle system. The main plot follows Taehwa Nogun, a legendary martial artist who lost everything due to the betrayal of a trusted disciple, as the character works to recover lost memories and martial prowess.

Pre-registration participants will pocket essential early-game progression items including in-game currency, companion summon tickets, and equipment enhancement stones. Hitting the one-million milestone unlocks ruby crystals and dungeon entry ticket bundles as extra rewards.

Director Lee Jae-chang stated, Crossing one million pre-registrations is entirely thanks to everyone who remembers the original Ghost Soul and those showing fresh interest alike. In the remaining time, final checks on content and service stability will ensure the finished product matches the wait.