Honor of Kings has officially launched a Tagalog localization as part of its latest major update. Players can now switch both in-game text and voice-overs to Tagalog, making every match feel closer to home.
Honor of Kings has previously released Filipino-specific voice packs since its global launch last year. Previous voice packs including those for Edgar “ChooxTV” Dumali, for popular esports duo Johnmar “OhMyV33nus” Villaluna and Danerie “Wise” Del Rosario, and vlogger Joel ‘Malupiton’ Ravanera, and the most recent version from esports announcer Mara Aquino.
‘Honor of Kings deeply values the Filipino community, one of our most vibrant and engaged player bases. Tagalog isn’t just a language – it’s a feeling of comfort and belonging. We’re proud to bring this experience to our players and are open to exploring other Philippine languages and dialects in the future,’ said Isabelle Eloriaga, product manager at Honor of Kings Philippines.
The voice pack, which was part of the Honor of Kings: Thrilling update, also introduces new content such as the heroine Umbrosa, Fallen Austren, Spriteling companion, and the Ultimate Awakening game mode.
The local league of Honor of Kings, the Philippines Kings League (PKL) Fall Season, is on its sixth and final week of its regular season. Top contender Blacklist International and defending champions Boom Esports are looking to secure the upper-bracket advantage, while WETRND Esports, ACT Esports Club and Elevate have also booked playoff spots.
The top four teams in the PKL Fall Season will qualify to the Honor of Kings International Championship, which will be held in the country this November. There, the top 16 teams in the world will compete for the title of Honor of Kings World Champion.