hero randomly. The two parties could use the same hero as well. Special Modes Some modes are rarely appear in arcade modes such as awakening brawl, snow race track. These modes are only playable in special days, 55 Gaming Day or 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. Characters Players may choose between a wide variety of heroes, each with special abilities, cosmetic skins and backstories. There are a total of 111 heroes and they are generally classified as Tank (close/long range[depends on what you use, for example Zhuang Zhou, is long range but Arthur is close range], very high defence and high attack), Warrior (close combat, high defence and attack), Assassin (For example A Ke. close or long range combat, medium defence but very high physical damage, except Sima Yi), Mage (For example Daji. low defence but very high long-range magic damage), Archer (For example: Hou Yi. very low defence but extremely high long-range physical damage) and Support (high defence and have a great ability to protect Archers). Some heroes originated from the mythical story of China (Pan Gu) while others are famous people from Chinese history (Guan Yu). The game even has its own heroes(Luban No.7) based on its original story. Collaborating with companies SNK Timi L1 Studio collaborated with Japanese gaming company SNK to feature Mai Shiranui from the Fatal Fury and The King of Fighters series, and Charlotte, Ukyo Tachibana, Nakoruru, and Haohmaru from the Samurai Shodown series as guest characters in Honor of Kings. Similarly, Gongsun Li, a character made from Honor of Kings, also appeared as a playable guest character in SNK's 2019 fighting game Samurai Shodown, shows that two companies share their game characters. Messi The studio also got the prove of Lionel Messi to add a new Messi skin for a hero "Pei QinHu" in the day of the opening of 2018 FIFA World Cup. This rare (王者荣耀裴擒虎梅西皮肤) skin only sold in a few days in a year. As Messi’s popularity and the skin has brilliant football gaming effects, it is highly appreciated by HoK players in China. History After Tencent fully acquired Riot Games in 2015, Tencent asked them to make a mobile version of League of Legends, as multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) games were very rare on mobile at the time, with Vainglory by Super Evil Megacorp (formed by ex-Riot Games employees) being the only notable title. Tencent wanted to seize the