Honor of Kings

Honor of Kings is built around five-player teams, distinctive heroes and the small decisions that turn a close fight. Choosing a character is only the beginning. You need to understand what your team is trying to do, when to join a fight and when a different part of the map needs attention.

The mobile format keeps the focus on repeatable matches rather than building up a single hero through a long campaign. Different hero abilities give teams ways to combine their strengths, so learning a handful of complementary roles can be more rewarding than changing characters at random. Playing with friends makes those plans easier to discuss.

Expect a competitive routine: learn, queue, play, then take what went wrong into the next round. It is suited to players who enjoy practising a system and coordinating with others. If you mainly want relaxed solo exploration, look elsewhere. Honor of Kings is free to start and includes optional purchases, including randomly selected virtual items.