In a nutshell

• Mara Aquino joins Honor of Kings as a featured announcer, bringing her iconic energy and voice to the game as part of the Philippines Kings League Spring 2025.
• Players in the Philippines can unlock her announcer pack for free by completing one match in-game from June 24 to July 4, 2025.
• The pack delivers localized voice lines and homegrown flair

Level Infinite has announced that renowned host and announcer Mara Aquino is getting a new announcer pack for Honor of Kings.

Mara is the official host for Honor of Kings’ first-ever Philippines Kings League Spring 2025, and players in the Philippines can experience Mara’s vibrant energy and unmistakable voice integrated directly into the game.

Honor of Kings – How to get Mara Aquino Announcer Pack

For a limited time, the announcer pack can be downloaded in-game for free by completing one match on
Honor of Kings from June 24 until July 4, 2025.

Players can activate the voice by heading to Personalisation Settings > Voice in the game menu.

From her enthusiastic greeting at the Home Screen to in-game battle calls with a local touch — “All forces, pasok! Fight and conquer!”— This announcer pack celebrates Filipino players’ spirit and Mara’s growing role in the region’s esports scene.

Adding Mara’s voice is part of the game’s commitment to making the game feel more personal and culturally connected to local fans.

“We’re incredibly excited to have Mara join us in this unique way,” said Isabella Eloriaga, Project Owner of Honor of Kings Philippines. “She’s been a standout presence in our Philippines esports journey, and this announcer pack is a celebration of her influence and the passionate player community she represents. We want players to feel seen, heard, and at home in Honor of Kings — and Mara brings that connection to life.”

“Hearing my voice inside Honor of Kings feels like a full circle moment. This isn’t just a role as a host in esports – it’s where my voice, my journey, and my dreams come together. It’s such an honor to be part of Honor of Kings and to not just represent the game, but to take care of it and the community that loves it,” said Mara.