The champions of the Honor of Kings Invitational Series 2 have been crowned, with LGD Gaming Malaysia emerging victorious in the popular MOBA, securing the gold medal. Their triumph didn't stop there; they also claimed the lion's share of a substantial $300,000 prize pool after defeating Team Secret in the grand finals.

This victory paves the way for LGD Gaming Malaysia to compete in the Honor of Kings Invitational Midseason tournament at the Esports World Cup in Saudi Arabia this August. They will face off against 12 other international teams, vying for further prestige and prize money.

Bigger and Better

In addition to LGD's success, Honor of Kings is set to expand its esports footprint with the inauguration of a new Southeast Asia Championship. This move underscores the game's ambition to foster a robust esports scene following its global release. Originally a massive hit in China, Honor of Kings is now poised to become a dominant force in competitive gaming worldwide.

With Riot Games scaling back its competitive presence in the APAC and SEA regions last year, Honor of Kings has a golden opportunity to fill the void and become the go-to game for esports enthusiasts in these areas.

For those interested in exploring other top-tier mobile games, be sure to check out our list of the best mobile games of 2024 (so far) to discover what's worth playing. And if you're eager to dive into Honor of Kings, don't miss our comprehensive ranking of all the characters in HoK, sorted by their potential!