King of Chess: A static competitive game where you can relax away from the battlefield and let luck determine your win rate. (Part Two)

Honor of Kings has invested heavily in creating a complete esports ecosystem, including social media, discussion forums, short videos, TV programs, interview programs, live streaming platforms, and more. Not to mention its playability, even its entertainment value and spectator appeal, it has definitely surpassed the newly arrived Honor of Kings Chess.

The fun and meaning vary, but Honor of Kings is essentially a mobile game that tests your mentality. In every match, you encounter all sorts of teammates. Newbies won't give up their positions, can't stand being wronged, and are unwilling to cooperate. In matches destined to fail, they still drag it out for 30 minutes, refusing to surrender, just wasting everyone's time. Unless you reach the highest rank and unlock the peak match, it's really hard to have a gaming experience in the lower ranks. This isn't just forum bragging. Even professional players and well-known streamers have tried going to the Diamond rank to experience the hardships of that environment. It's indeed a different world, not a normal game for ordinary people. In the end, your so-called awareness and skill level are still determined by the system.

Luck is more important than effort

In contrast, in King of Chess, once you understand a few key mechanics and card descriptions, the rest is up to the player to build their own lineup. You can start with any combination and still achieve the desired results, which guarantees a great gaming experience. It's a plus, and there's also a Spirit Treasure guide in the early stages, with clear instructions for each step, making it very easy to get started.

The original intention of the game was not to use intelligence. King of Chess saves trouble and provides a variety of possible outcomes, unlike the MOBA-style King of Glory where pushing towers determines the outcome. Of course, with the competitive element reduced, it becomes a game of luck, with random cards, shop progression, etc., which is no longer as simple as it is related to the player's skill level.

For those who don't aspire to be experts, this is the place for you. Develop your cards freely without the frustration of being instantly defeated. Maximize your ranking and competitive spirit. Enjoy a quiet and stress-relieving gaming experience. You can even use it to deliver food. It sounds like it has many benefits, but it's actually quite time-consuming, with each match lasting around 20 minutes.

As for its replayability, Chess will also adopt a season system, with each season featuring its own strong heroes and new features. So far, reviewers have stated that it is extremely replayable.

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