How to Increase Honor Score in Free Fire
If your Free Fire Honor Score has dropped, the dependable way to restore it is to play matches fairly and avoid behavior that the game identifies as disruptive. Garena’s support guidance says proper behavior increases the score; confirmed AFK activity, force quitting, and verbal abuse can lower it. It also says good behavior earns one point per match, up to five points per day. The exact rules can change, so check your in-game Fairgame or Honor Score screen for the latest status
What Is Honor Score?
Honor Score reflects your conduct in matches. It is separate from your aim, rank, or number of eliminations. A player can have strong match statistics and still lose Honor Score by repeatedly leaving teammates or disrupting games.
Reliable Ways to Raise Your Score
Finish the matches you start
Avoid force quitting, disconnecting intentionally, or leaving a team match early. If you need to stop playing, wait until the match ends before closing the game. Keep your device charged and use a stable connection when possible so unexpected interruptions are less likely.
Avoid AFK behavior
Do not enter matchmaking if you cannot stay active for the match. Put the device somewhere secure, close background downloads, and avoid switching apps during a game. If you are interrupted, return as soon as you can.
Keep communication respectful
Use voice and text chat to coordinate, not insult or harass. If a teammate is disruptive, mute or report them through the in-game tools instead of escalating the exchange.
Play normal matches consistently
Garena says a player with good behavior earns one Honor Score point per match, with a maximum of five points per day. This means steady, clean play is more useful than trying to recover the score in one long session. There is no legitimate shortcut that replaces the game’s scoring rules.
How to Check Your Honor Score
Open your player profile and look for the Honor Score or Fairgame section. Review the displayed score, recent penalties, and any mode restrictions. The labels and menus can move after updates, so use the current in-game interface rather than an old screenshot guide.
What to Do If the Score Does Not Change
Play another match and check again after it finishes. Score updates may not be immediate, and Garena says Honor Score ratings are settled periodically. If you believe a penalty is incorrect, use Free Fire’s official support channel and include your player ID, region, approximate match time, and a concise explanation. Never share your password or verification codes.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Leaving matches early or repeatedly going inactive.
- Using abusive chat or deliberately disrupting a team.
- Assuming eliminations or a Booyah automatically raise Honor Score.
- Trusting websites or players who promise instant score changes.
- Sharing account credentials with someone claiming they can repair your score.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many points can I earn each day?
Garena’s support page currently says good behavior earns one point per match, up to five points per day. Check the in-game Fairgame section because scoring rules can be updated. [1]
Can I restore a low score immediately?
No instant recovery is promised. Play fair matches consistently and allow the game to update the score.
Does a high kill count increase Honor Score?
Honor Score measures behavior, not just combat performance. Focus on completing matches and treating teammates respectfully.
