The story is being created in collaboration with Chinese author Liu Cixin, whose novel The Three-Body Problem is immensely popular in China.

We know that the game is in development at the Tencent-owned TiMi Studio, the company responsible for development on Honor of Kings as well as other popular games like Pokemon Unite and Call of Duty: Mobile. Unfortunately, we don't have an Honor of Kings: World release date just yet. When is the Honor of Kings: World release date? No sign of Colonel Sanders, though, more's the pity. If you're a big Honor of Kings-slash- Arena of Valor fan, it looks like you'll get plenty out of this one. The combat shown is pretty scrappy, with the two heroes chipping away at health bars and dodging lethal-looking attacks. There's a rather nifty seamless transition between cutscene and combat, too, suggesting we'll be seeing a lot of in-engine narrative sequences. We then cut to our heroes atop a giant whale-like creature, flying serenely towards the city of Chang'an. The trailer shows two characters, a boy and a girl, battling a variety of colorful monsters against an appropriately epic-looking backdrop.

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