Genshin Impact

I played this Game about two months ago. At first I liked it, but I thought later it would be drawn out and boring, it turned out not quite as I thought, at the end of the game the plot was great, but the secondary quests were boring with their sameness. I can say that I liked the cooking mechanics. The bosses are not as strong as in dark souls, but there were also difficult moments. In general, it’s suitable for Zelda fans :)

Hi all!

I've been playing Genshin for a little over a year now, I've reached rank 57 and I think I have something to tell you.

But first, it’s worth making it clear: everything written below is my opinion, and I myself am not very good at games (I mostly play on my phone; the only computer games I’ve touched are The Sims and Minecraft). Please take this into account. Thank you.

So, the first impression for me, as a beginner, was, oddly enough, meager and rather boring.

At that moment I was playing another game with better graphics and simple gameplay, which is completely tied to co-op.

Therefore, Genshin seemed too sophisticated, bright, and noisy with information. In general, incomprehensible and therefore boring.

The only thing that attracted and gave (and still gives) pleasure: the opportunit… Read full

I've been playing for almost 2 years now and have reached rank 40. The game is not bad in principle, considering that it is free to play.

Pros: Good open world, beautiful locations, interesting combat system, well-developed characters.

Cons: Small chance of rare characters dropping out (you need to make about 100 spins for you to get a guarantor) to make these 100 spins, you need to go through story quests and events for a month for 6 hours a day, another minus is the plot (so how it’s not really worked out)

Playing Genshin Impact is a relaxing experience, but to get any meaningful results in the game you need to spend a lot of time. In fact, the whole game is based on choosing your top waifu, which still needs to be knocked out at roulette, so the game will be interesting to those who love beautiful characters or those who simply relax their brains

The game is somewhat similar to Zelda. RPG + action adventure game. The game has a gacha and characters, weapons, and artifacts are knocked out there. Just the thing for collectors. There are riddles and activities. You can make combinations of different elements of characters in battle. The graphics and style are nice. The anime style is pleasing to the eye. The characters have their own biographies.

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

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...

I'm playing from the end of the Klee banner (around the end of November 2020). Everything is basically good, but there is quite a lot of grinding, which is why I abandoned the game a couple of times. The lore is also very well done, almost completely identical to the manhua. The developers are not abandoning the game, which is good, because new mechanics are often released, such as, for example, creating houses and changing the element of stones.

A great game with beautiful graphics and tension) be careful, many of them are minors.

Sometimes you get bored and start skipping a bunch of dialogues, the plot is more or less interesting, and I really love the prayers with which you choose characters, especially if someone or something rare comes up and you can brag about it to your friends, their reaction is always good)

Well, if you don’t have anyone to show off to, you can find someone online, but it’s not very well made; you can only kill bosses or events.

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.

Not a bad game. It will come in if you want some kind of game that you sometimes go into just to grind resources and upgrade heroes. Lots of interesting characters, some of them have their own personal quests. The interaction between elements is a very interesting mechanic. A mage with lightning can kill mobs in batches in the rain, and a water mage + ice warrior can freeze a strong enemy to make it easier to kill. It’s difficult to get the characters themselves - you need to play gacha. In the game you can choose voice acting - Chinese, Japanese or English. The graphics are nice, there are several regions that look different from each other.

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 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

I first saw this game on the Play Store and downloaded it because it reminded me of Zelda. As a result, I’ve been playing for a year and a half now, I’ve never missed a single event, I’ve never over-donated, I have almost all the characters that I liked and I still enjoy going to complete dailies and farm art with friends, in anticipation of a new update, and with it new portion of content

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.

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

Grind, Gacha, Beautiful scenery, bring/kill/deliver quests and you’re a little angry because you didn’t bleach the leg. And also a very good story! Cool cut scenes!

Characters for every taste and color! A LOT of conversation :)

I've been playing for 3 months. The game is just a dream. Anime drags, a plot like in your favorite anime, normal combat, cool side quests and nice players who will always help and advise. Great way to get characters. The spins are something incredible, very addictive. I sold all the things in the house, my house, my friends and my dog ​​for them. Now the game is really better than reality 10/10

The game is addictive, be careful.

I started playing almost a year ago, in June, the plot and music are excellent, the grind is tedious, but the world is quite large, there are various riddles. Regarding the gatcha, it all depends on luck, in a year I lost 50/50 only once, I bought Welkin Moon and that was enough for 1 five-star Persian per month. The combat and interaction of elements are well implemented.

Well, where to start..

The gameplay is not bad in principle, there is stamina, two types of attacks and two abilities + a combination with other characters from the squad, which should also be selected wisely for different enemies

Graphics - anime-style and well-designed , so it will be pleasing to the eyes

The plot is, of course, interesting, but, as for me, sometimes it’s too drawn out (Although it’s clear why, no one canceled the gacha system)

Controls are simple and convenient

Sound and music - depending on whether you are fighting or not, different, but pleasant

Multiplayer - how to say... with it there is only farming, and that’s all, nothing special can be distinguished. Most of the functions are closed, so only one thing remains

Localization - I didn’t notice any critical errors