Genshin Impact

I've been playing for 2 weeks almost without leaving. Yes, the grind is boring. Apart from killing and exploring the world, there is little else. At least they brought some card games. But - everything else is done well, the world is huge, there are a lot of mysteries, the collector’s passion has not been canceled either - and collecting characters, weapons, artifacts there is interesting. The main plot is for children, the side plots are worthwhile, but overall they are not annoying. and yes, if during a battle you make a combo from the elements of your characters, then the damage increases significantly, no matter what previous commentators said

Honestly, when I watched videos on this game, read the system requirements, I thought that on my PC the game would turn into an unplayable piece of crap, but the optimization is simply gorgeous, I don’t know what the Chinese did there, but not a single glitch, sagging, or anything No glitch has been noticed during the 6 hours of play so far.

The game is somewhat reminiscent of the open worlds of Ubisoft (I haven’t played BoTV), with the exception that there are practically no questions on the map and everything is in the power of the player’s eyes, fortunately there is something to grab onto. It resembles the open worlds of the latest Ubisoft games, not only in that the map is divided into zones where opponents of different levels live, but also in the fact that, as I noted, it took about … Read full

A kind of Zelda clone that we didn't deserve.

In my opinion, one of the best games for those who like to chill and listen to good music.

The gameplay is not intense, it consists of completing go/kill/fetch quests. If you want to show off, you can run through the entire story that has been released so far in 5-7 days, and forget about it until the new chapters; for this you will have to grind just a little bit.

If you are a fan of numbers, DPS builds for 100k crit and beautiful chans/coons, then here is a grind and/or donation. As I joke, genshin is a second job, the daily routine is to log in every day and complete daily tasks, participate in events that happen quite often.

After adventure level 45 there is practically nothing to do; the game so far, as mentioned above, can be completed in les… Read full

It's a pompous toy, I was really surprised. Initially it was a blast to play. Now I go in 2 times a day to loot chests, dungeons, daily missions and everything. The fact that updates will flow abundantly and thickly is encouraging; at least they don’t forget about us when they add events. The gameplay is strawberry, I can’t say anything about the plot yet, but it will probably be as usual, in Farkrai style, in Slavic style, we cleared part of the map - we’re moving on to the next one. I wait more, I wait more fun, I wait faster, I wait very aggressively.

the game itself is interesting and I liked it, everything was fine, but one day I went into the game and all 4-5* weapons disappeared, like all artifacts, I have level 80 characters and now there is no damage from them, my account was hacked and I have nothing left, support is not responding.

play, but know that your data is not safe

I thought it was another Chinese clone, but now of Zelda. I was pleasantly surprised that I was very wrong. The developers have written a thoughtful lore, which is presented through a bunch of books, side. quests. There is a fascinating storyline, but, however, it is presented in chapters, with updates. Interesting characters. Yes, of course, Zelda had a lot copied (principles of world exploration, mechanics tied to the elements, color palette, etc.) but this was done far from thoughtlessly, but intelligently woven into the game, which makes everything feel very harmonious. The only thing I’m worried about is that in the future everything will slide into a grind

Lots of quests, riddles and other content for grinding. There are interesting quests, some kind of humor in places, and the developers often give out gifts to players. I was stuck on the phone for a while, but eventually I got tired of it. The game does not stand still, events take place relatively often, the already large map is expanding, new heroes and mechanics are being added. 7.9 tk the genre and style of the game are more for everyone

at first you will play it all day long, but then.. then the game ends, the story ends and all you can do is grind. Yes, I understand this is not a minus, since the game is only a year old, but so far there is quite a bit of story. but here at least there are very frequent updates, for example, a new region was recently introduced with a bunch of content. In short, I recommend it if you have nowhere to waste your time.

The game is good in its own way. When you enter it for the first time, your eyes widen at the abundance of quests, side tasks, and chests scattered all over the map. I want to study all this. I started playing Genshin from the very beginning and continue to play to this day. The developers are trying to introduce more and more interesting events each time. But all the same, at one moment you begin to live from event to event, from banner to banner, and in the interval between this you simply go into the game every day to do dailies and exit.

In general, the game is good for the first hours, then it starts to get boring

I’ve been playing since the beta test, when I downloaded the game I thought that my bakery wouldn’t handle it, but Genshin has excellent optimization (the characteristics of my PC: 2 core processor, 1 gig video card, I think this is enough to understand how optimized it is, and I’m playing on medium settings at 25-30 fps).

I liked the mechanics because they look like mech. Zelda, and you won’t find anything like that anywhere.

Well, the graphics here are good, the plot is excellent, I can’t appreciate the multiplayer because I don’t have friends

I'll start abruptly - the game is not for everyone. And now a little at a time.

To begin with: I became interested in the game when a pleasant person at the conference decided to try out this creation. Well, he already recommended Hades (I really liked it), so why not, I decided to try it.

The visual style is good and pleasing to the eye.

The voice acting was done well, played in English.

The plot is not bad, but I didn’t like such a strong emphasis on grinding, because in order to open the next chapter, you need to grind, and sometimes you just don’t want it at all, you want a plot. You can say - There are wonderful side effects, what don’t you like about them? And I will say that you are right, they are good, but I am the kind of person that the main plot almost always comes first for me.

It's hard to start with something specific, so I'll try to go down the list of grades for each item.

I've been playing this game for at least 6-7 months since October, I've deposited at least 15,000 rubles. I also abandoned the game for a month.

1) In this game, calling “gameplay” the main key feature would be a big mistake. It's pretty similar. Daily tasks are few, they are of the same type and over time turn into a routine, and we also have a lack of content as such. The only thing that the game can be praised for on this point is the combat system and its concept with a combination of elements, as well as many varieties of character builds.

2) The graphics in this game are pleasing to the eye, purely from subjective feelings and love for anime style, I can confidently give it a rating of 8… Read full

Personally, I don’t understand such a high hype that revolves around genshin, I tried my best and played for about 3 - 5 hours, convincing myself that this is just the beginning and it will get better, but for all that I saw in the game, this is a casino with cat girls (and of course cat boys) . But maybe the game just isn't for me.

In terms of combat, it's not that bad, better than in many MMORPGs.

By the way, it’s quite interesting that initially the mobile game conquered the PC market.

The game is good, but alas, if you don’t donate, then collecting top enchantments will be very difficult, because if you have a lot of time, then you can achieve something, but if you run for a couple of hours in the evening, then most likely you won’t achieve anything significant, well , you can only after a long period of time

Cool, I spent a lot of time in it, it seems like there’s nothing left to do, but walk around the world and you find something interesting, it’s addictive, it’s nice to read dialogues and study the stories of characters, look for secrets and solve simple riddles, I haven’t tracked how many hours I’ve been playing, but where- then there are 100, during this time I didn’t notice any bugs, exciting gameplay, nice picture, interesting plot, although I didn’t like that the plot was limited by levels - reach world rank 20 to start a task and the like, it seems like it’s a hell of a long time, but in reality long, but interesting, the co-op upset me, a friend invited me to the game immediately after the release, the co-op mode opens after 1-2 days of the game (depending on how you play), but besid… Read full

No bazaar, at first they made a fucking game, with beautiful graphics, a pleasant plot and character models that were pleasing to the eye. But after a long time we see this...

They completely destroyed the game and made calla lilies out of it, the plot dialogues look so stubbornly boring that it feels like all this was generated by a neuron. The gacha system has gotten even worse.

Overall the game is now more or less normal and fun

The game is great. The voice acting alone easily surpasses any other game (which I've played, of course).

The game is simply huge - my heart recedes from the thought of starting the game again so as not to make the mistakes that I made - and I think it's not worth it.

Hoyoverse treats its game very carefully - they organize a lot of different events. inside and outside the game - all sorts of concerts, etc. And this is very commendable.

But the most important thing is the characters. There's a reason why people spend several hundred bucks to get just one character - the game just makes you fall in love with the character and get him/her.

And most importantly, is the game p2w, that is, will you have to pay to play the game? Absolutely not. You can complete the game up to the current stage witho… Read full

To be honest, at the beginning I played almost avidly, then for about a week I played a little less, and at the moment I don’t play at all. I would like to note that the game is far from free to pay because you can get a new hero in about 90-100 prayers. The graphics are my respect; the only people who won’t like them are those who can’t stand unrealistic graphics at all. Fucking food preparation. But it gets boring quickly. My final rating is 6.6 out of 10.

Gameplay with mixing reactions is a pretty good idea, no matter how many games I played (and I play a lot) I have never seen

Graphics, the Unity engine can produce good graphics, Although I could not fully appreciate the beauty of the game, because my PC The graphics are not bad, but sometimes there are graphical bugs without their own flaws, but I think that in future patches everything will be corrected.

The plot is quite simple and childish, but very interesting, which is what captivates you.

The music and Ambient itself are very mesmerizing, you can just walk around the world and listen to music while staring at the beauty of Teyvat.

Multiplayer, just problematic. Often, with a good ping, my friends said that I was “teleporting”, although the ping was green about 100, and when entering a f… Read full

I played genshin for about 2-3 weeks for about 5 hours. per day. In general, the game is pretty cool, at the beginning the game was very interesting (storyline, a lot of activities, etc.), but then the grind started and pushed me away. “Is it worth playing Gensh?”: Yes, it’s worth it if you like grinding.