How to Change the Voice Language in Honor of Kings

First, identify which voice you want to change

If by “voice chat output language” you mean the language you hear from your teammates’ microphones, The in-game Voice language control is different from live microphone translation. The official materials checked for this article do not document a setting that converts teammates’ live speech into another language, so do not assume the hero Voice option will do that. The in-game Voice language control is for the game’s spoken content, such as hero voice lines and announcements. It does not dub, translate, or change another player’s microphone audio.

That distinction matters in a real match. Imagine Mia, a player in a mixed-language party, wants English hero lines and assumes the same switch will make teammates’ speech play in English. This is a hypothetical example, not a real test. She can change the game’s voice language if that option is available in her client, but her teammates will still sound in the languages they speak.

As of October 7, 2026, Level Infinite’s official Google Play listing describes “localized hero voiceovers.” The official support site directs players to the in-game Customer Service area for gameplay questions, but does not publish a version-by-version map of the language menus. Menu wording and available choices can therefore vary by client, region, and update.

Honor of Kings on Google Play · Honor of Kings Customer Service

How do you change the game’s voice language?

In many versions of the global mobile client, the voice option is inside the game’s language settings. These steps are a practical route to look for, not a guarantee that every regional build shows identical labels.

1. Open Settings. From the game lobby, tap the gear icon. Select Basic if Settings opens on a different category.
2. Open Language. Look for a row or menu item named Language under Basic settings.
3. Choose Voice. On the language page, select the Voice category. Keep Interface separate if you only want to change spoken game audio and not menus or text. If you see Chat Translation, treat it as a separate option.
4. Select an available voice option. Choose the language you want from the choices actually shown in your client. Confirm with Apply, OK, or a similar button if one appears. If the game asks to download resources or restart, let it finish before checking the change.

The four menu illustrations below are simplified guides, not captured Honor of Kings screens. Use the labels in your installed game as the authority if they differ.

What does this setting change—and what stays the same?

For Mia’s example, selecting English under Voice may change hero lines while leaving her interface language and teammate microphone audio alone. If she wants to coordinate with a teammate whose speech she does not understand, she can use pings, short typed messages, or any text-translation option shown in her own client.

Why might the Voice option be missing?

• Your client labels it differently. Check the language-related section under Settings, including Basic, and look for a separate voice choice. Avoid changing unrelated audio-volume sliders; those control loudness, not language.
• Your installed build does not show separate voice choices. Available voice content can depend on the game build, region, and downloadable resources. The official store listing confirms localized hero voiceovers generally, but does not promise every language in every client. Only choose options displayed in your game.
• The option appears but the audio does not change. Check whether the game finished any resource download and whether it asked you to restart. Then listen to a hero line or announcement in a safe mode or preview, rather than judging from a teammate’s microphone.
• You want translated live voice chat. The hero Voice selector is not a live speech-translation control. If you cannot understand teammates, use available text tools or ask for help through the game’s Customer Service feature.

How can you confirm the change?

Use a repeatable check: note the selected Voice option, apply it, and listen to a hero voice line or in-game announcement after any requested download or restart. Keep the written interface language the same during this check so you can tell which setting changed. Then join a low-pressure mode and listen separately to a teammate’s microphone. If only the hero or game voice differs, the setting is working as a voice-over choice; unchanged teammate speech is expected.

If the menu behaves differently from these steps or the choice will not apply, open the in-game Customer Service area and report your game version, region, device, and the labels you see. That gives support useful details without relying on instructions from a different regional build.

Quick takeaway

To change Honor of Kings’ spoken game content, look for Settings → Basic → Language → Voice, select an option shown in your client, and apply or download it if prompted. This changes supported hero or game voice-over audio. It does not change or translate what teammates say through live voice chat.