Level Infinite and TiMi Studio Group have officially pulled back the curtain on a monumental crossover event, bringing the dark, high-stakes world of the hit anime series Attack on Titan into the King’s Rift. Starting May 1st, players will be able to experience a fusion of tactical MOBA gameplay and the iconic aesthetics of the Survey Corps.
Honor of Kings x Attack On Titan: Pre-Register for Exclusive Rewards
To build momentum for the launch, a dedicated “Set Reminder” event is currently live. By visiting the official event page, players can secure a head start by pre-registering for the collaboration. The stakes are high: those who set a reminder before the May 1st launch will be eligible to claim 500 Dragonflame Crystals—a vital resource for upcoming in-game activities.
Invite Your Squad for Legendary Loot
The collaboration emphasizes the power of teamwork, mirroring the bonds of the Scout Regiment. A robust referral program is integrated into the pre-launch phase. By sharing unique invite links, players can unlock tiered rewards based on the number of friends who join the fray.
The rewards includes:
- Omni-Caskets and Intimacy Roses for initial invites.
- Additional Dragonflame Crystals to bolster your inventory.
- The ultimate prize: A Legendary “Everything Box,” which offers players a chance to snag premium in-game content for free.
Mark Your Calendars for HOK x AOT Collab
The countdown is officially on. The pre-registration phase runs through April 30th, making it essential for fans to act quickly to maximize their rewards. While specific hero skins have yet to be fully showcased, the “Wings of Freedom” motif suggests that players can expect high-flying maneuvers and gear inspired by the Vertical Maneuvering Equipment.
Whether you are a die-hard fan of Eren Yeager’s journey or a competitive Honor of Kings player looking to expand your collection, this crossover promises to be the biggest event of the season. Prepare your blades, set your reminders, and get ready to dedicate your heart to the Rift this May!
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