Honor of Kings: World has officially kicked off registration for its first PC Alpha Test, giving players in select regions a chance to try out the game ahead of its full release. Registration has now opened, with the actual test dates still to be announced. To sign up, players need to visit the official page, click “Sign Up Now,” and fill out a short survey. The developers will then randomly pick participants based on their survey responses.
The test is open to players in the United States, Canada, Germany, United Kingdom, Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, and Indonesia. The test will run in English only, with no other language or voice options available at this time.
The Eastern fantasy multiplayer action RPG Honor of Kings: World is opening its doors for the first‑ever PC Alpha Test!
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— Honor of Kings: World (@HoKWorld) April 10, 2026
The Alpha Test will be available on PC through Steam only, and both PS and Xbox controllers are supported. Players should have at least 100GB of free storage and be running 64-bit Windows 10 (version 22H2 or later).
Minimum specs call for an NVIDIA GTX 1060 5GB, an Intel Core i5-9600, and 16GB of RAM for desktop PCs. For laptops, the minimum goes up to an NVIDIA GTX 1660 Ti and an Intel Core i7-9750H. For a smoother experience, the recommended setup is an RTX 2070 SUPER or better for desktops, and an RTX 4060 Laptop GPU for laptops, paired with 24GB of RAM in both cases.
We have prepared this [Alpha Test Announcement] with everything you need to know.
💬 If you still have questions after reading, or if you want to find companions to explore the world together, we welcome you to join our Discord!🔗 https://t.co/hIuP9k1N9H#hokw #HOKWAlphaTest pic.twitter.com/HHzpJA4RXW
— Honor of Kings: World (@HoKWorld) April 10, 2026
There will be no in-game purchases during the test. Instead, the team plans to hand out items and rewards through in-game mail and limited-time events. It’s also worth noting that all progress will be wiped once the test ends. Players are free to stream, record, and share screenshots on social media, though the developers note that this is still a work-in-progress build and does not reflect the quality of the final game.




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