Genshin Impact

Genshin Impact is an exciting and beautiful game that completely captivates with its graphics, addictive gameplay and immersive world. I've played a lot of RPGs, but Genshin Impact really stands out among them.

The visuals of the game are simply amazing. The world of Teyvat, in which the events take place, is full of picturesque locations, varied environments and beautiful details. The open world of Genshin Impact is so vast and detailed that you just want to explore every corner and discover all its secrets.

The gameplay of Genshin Impact also deserves praise. The combat system is dynamic and fun, with the ability to switch between different characters and use their unique skills. Each character has their own fighting style and abilities, and combining them creates a variety of strategy opt… Read full

Not a bad game in its genre. The only downside is that to further advance in the plot you need a certain level and the moment you gain a level the game turns into a stupid grind of experience, gems, materials for upgrading characters/weapons. Because of this, interest disappears after 6 months of playing .Yes, and the multiplayer constantly freezes or crashes.

I've been playing since the very start of the game.

The story and open world are great, but the old characters are almost useless now. And Natlan (the new region) stands out from the setting as if the developers were tired of everything.

There are a lot of characters and basically this is a Gacha game where without donating you have to be a fierce nerd.

In fact, the gameplay is a clone of Zelda, but expanded in other ways. Lots of story and chests. You can relax while you explore the world.

The open world is one of the main advantages for me.

I don't like role-playing games, but I liked it

1. I love anime. And Genshin is an ideal game for anime fans

2. A big, cool world where you can wander around for hours and look at its beauty

And now the disadvantages

1. I was bored and couldn’t finish it

2. I didn't like the combat system

The game is good, you can get stuck, the grind and fandom are repellent, but these things are not that important, in general I advise you to play through it, if not to it, then at least to a simple inspection or run.

At first glance, it’s an ordinary anime farming game, but if we delve into the details, we’ll see a unique gameplay system where you can get into any corner of the world, a huge world and a unique combat system with many combinations of attacks from different elements and different characters. The plot of the game is not annoying, and in general you can easily play without donating, and the most important thing is that the game is really captivating and draws you in.

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 n… Read full

I've been playing for three years, and it's quite sad that in three years little has changed in the game. After reaching the maximum level of the world and completing the entire story and side quests, there is nothing to do in the game except wait for several months for a new big update. There is very little permanent content; it is updated twice a month and can be completed in a maximum of an hour.

The game is very interesting at first. Lore, world, quests... Nothing depends on donation, and it doesn’t give any special advantages. But then, when you have opened most of the map, the grind begins.. A long grind.. And over time you begin to get bored with it. If you don’t sit in Genshin for 8-12 hours a day, but play quietly, then you can have a good time in this game and relax, while exploring the world.

The game ran without any problems even on my bucket, which already says something. There is a ton of content in the game, with many puzzles and secrets in the open world. It's wildly interesting to play in the early days. The atmosphere is also wonderful, I enjoyed delving into the plot and world of the game. The only thing is that the further you go, the fewer unexplored territories become and the more monotonous grinding to increase the level of weapons and heroes. Well, the gacha, of course, would be complete without it. In general, I recommend playing, at least you will spend many pleasant hours until you get tired of it

The game is about how you spend a lot of time farming the necessary artifacts. And bust your ass 24/7, exploring locations so that you have enough for your favorite waifu. In general, everything is as we like it

If you are a fan of numbers, DPS builds for 100k crit and beautiful chans/coons, then here is the 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 you here

In fact, the game is not as bad as it seems. Quite an interesting plot and a variety of locations and characters. I started playing at release, but after a year I quit because there was too much farming in the game. This is its big disadvantage. You cannot progress further in the story until you reach a certain level. I’m certainly not an expert, but I think that the developers could diversify this farm and make it less annoying than it already is. Although the game is a clone of Botva, it’s still not bad. I wouldn’t dare call the game bad, but I wouldn’t call it a masterpiece either.

I've been playing since the release

At first, you can spend days studying the world and lore, but obviously over time, burnout overtakes

The game, although it is designed to suck out donations (like all gacha games), is technically comfortable, you can play even with starting characters (the main thing is to level up correctly them)

As for me, the lore and events compensate for the gacha

The main thing is not to turn the game into work by doing endless farming

Genshin is a garbage dump but my favorite garbage dump

The end of the plot is not soon so you can enjoy the updates and exploring the world

The game is addictive from the first minutes. The first couple of days I simply could not tear myself away from her. But the longer I played, the more often the thought came to me that “here” it was getting boring. Perhaps these are my personal problems, and no one had such thoughts, but I quickly got tired of the game and was subsequently deleted without showing me its ending.

The game is a grind, somewhat similar to Far Cry, but there this grind is balanced

The gameplay is that there is a bunch of other things, if you don’t like stupidly farming a dungeon for artifacts. Let's say a teapot in which you can build a house or even a palace, or fishing.

The graphics here are basically normal for a cartoon, but the optimization is terrible. I go to an island with fog, and my ping jumps to 135, although the video card is Nvidia Zhifors GTX 1650 and the Internet is normal. The plot with Inazuma fell into some very complex structure, and if we take into account the second plan in the form of books, then it’s completely fucked up.

The controls on the phone are excellent, but on the PC you often get confused with the buttons, but there are no problems because... they can be … Read full

I still play, purely out of a desire to see all the regions, the plot is growing in quality, but there won’t be anything that will make you cry. As vanilla as it was, it remains so. But if you look at the game as a game for mobile gaming, then it’s ok. 7 grandfather sticks from 10 densifying Wuxi.

The gameplay is very varied, but there is a lot of grind. The graphics are gorgeous, but the distant rendering is painful to look at.

Many people praise Genshin because of the plot, but in my opinion it is too simple and there are notes of linearity.

control +- convenient.

The sound and music in this game are wonderful, I can’t even find fault with anything.

localization is poor. Firstly, there is no Russian voice acting. Secondly, there are many Google Translate errors in the subtitles.

I played almost at the very start of the game, I completed maybe about half of all the content that was available. I gave up simply because I can’t sit in one game for a long time... And taking into account the fact that this is an MMO RPG (% it’s even more difficult because everyday grinding is not so interesting to bother... As a result, after a few months I want to return... Content is replenished, so I think the game is worth staying in for a while. In case of emergency, you can always abandon it and come back after a while...

the game is imba, to be honest, I’ve been playing with my friend for about 3 years now and we already have adventure rank 50, but it plays well on the computer, but I played the whole game on the phone) the game is amazing, but the multiplayer is not so hot, sometimes the player lags and for some reason the ping is high although the internet is very good ) I don’t really listen to the plot, I stupidly carry out daily routines and that’s all according to the plot, but these boo-boo-boos are boring to listen to)