The Honor of Kings x Jurassic World Rebirth crossover is now confirmed. It’s a curious mix of mobile MOBA action with prehistoric thrills. Honor of Kings, made by TiMi Studio Group and backed by Tencent Games, is teaming up with Jurassic World Rebirth-the seventh movie in the Jurassic Park saga-releasing July 2, 2025.
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Honor of Kings x Jurassic World Rebirth Launch Date
The event may go live sometime in July 2025, which makes sense if you want to ride the wave of the film’s hype. Though there is no way to confirm the date right now. They teased it in a YouTube short titled “Dominate Your JURASSIC World Adventure,” so you know it’s probably coming a few days after the movie hits theaters, if not before it. Jurassic World Rebirth is scheduled to be released in the United States on July 2, 2025.
In-Game Content Speculation
Now, as for what’s inside the collaboration, we are still awaiting official details, but past collabs like Honor of Kings x Jujutsu Kaisen give us a hint. We can expect hero skins inspired by dinosaurs, maybe a T. rex-themed outfit for a powerhouse character, or a Spinosaurus skin that makes your hero look monstrous. Some speculate Luban No. 7 or Lady Sun will get those skins-but nobody knows for sure yet.
There should also be special events like collecting DNA samples and surviving dino attacks! Rewards could include free avatars, in-game gold, or limited stickers depicting raptors in mid-leap. Honor of Kings usually ties some challenge to these crossovers, so you won’t just see the skins-you’ll earn them (if you grind enough, that is).
About the Film
Switching gears, a quick look at the film: Jurassic World Rebirth follows Scarlett Johansson’s Zora Bennett on a mission to gather DNA from the largest dinosaurs-land, sea, and air. They even introduce a Distortus Rex, which looks like it crawled out of a sci-fi horror. Could that inspire a darker-looking skin? Probably.
Honor of Kings x Jurassic World Rebirth Final Thoughts
All told, this collab promises fresh visuals, maybe a score snippet by Alexandre Desplat echoing John Williams, and of course, microtransactions-because, well, it’s Honor of Kings.