One day a Genshin player walks into a gay bar... So, wait, jokes are jokes, but the game is really not bad. While away the evening after a hard day without racking your brain too much, this is an excellent option for periodically playing Genshin Impact. But if you don’t have the willpower, then the evening can suddenly turn into a week of continuous gaming with only tactical forays for chips and to the restroom. All thanks to our beloved grind. Here you will do it and whatever your heart desires, but not the main plot. The plot is boring and aimed more at a child audience (who would have thought?), and the grind, although it begins to get boring over time, at the right time acquires a new feature in the form of a location, mobs, or anything else that brings back the desire to do it. It’s not just possible, but NEEDED to play the game without a donation, because if you have a couple of free days and your hands don’t grow out of place, it won’t be difficult to get everything you need for a comfortable game.
The gameplay is generally good, mainly due to the variety of playable characters and their combinations in the squad, but the only thing that really annoys me is the lack of vehicles. Even taking into account the availability of fast teleportation to open locations, traveling to new ones will not evoke the inspiring feeling of a discoverer, but the desire to stick the gamepad stick in the “forward” position and go to sleep.
The graphics are nice, the music too, the lore is well written, and the game itself will run on a fairly large number of buckets, called “weak PCs”.