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Honor of Kings to launch globally on June 20; Pre-registration is now open

Pre-register now for Honor of Kings' global launch on June 20, with exclusive rewards and an upcoming major eSports event.

Level Infinite and TiMi Studio Group have announced that their highly popular mobile MOBA game, Honor of Kings, will finally be available globally on June 20. The game, which has been a major hit in the Chinese market since 2015, will be accessible on iOS and Android devices in North America, Europe, Japan, and Singapore.

Gamers eager to dive into the action can pre-register now to secure exclusive in-game rewards. These include a free hero, Ying, with an accompanying skin, and additional bonuses as registration milestones are reached. Moreover, all pre-registered players will be entered into a lucky draw, offering the chance to win full hero and skin privileges, limited-time tokens, and 18,888 starstones.

Game details and features

At its global launch, Honor of Kings will offer 85 of its more than 100 playable heroes. The game is designed for quick and engaging play, with several modes available, including 5v5, 3v3, Boot Camp, and AI simulations. Matches are expected to last between 15 and 20 minutes, catering to mobile gamers looking for fast-paced sessions. Notably, the game’s soundtrack features compositions from celebrated musicians such as Hans Zimmer, Joe Hisaishi, and Howard Shore, adding an epic dimension to the gameplay.

Global eSports competition

The global release of Honor of Kings coincides with the start of the Invitational Season 2 tournament in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on June 29. This international event will feature teams from Brazil, Turkey, Southeast Asia, South America, and Europe, competing for a prize pool of US$300,000. The winning team will not only take home a significant cash prize but also secure a spot at the Honor of Kings Invitational Midseason during the Esports World Cup in Riyadh.

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