Despite Chinese developer miHoYo gaining their fame from years of developing mobile grindfest gacha game Honkai Impact 3rd, Genshin Impact is a massive, open-world adventure with real-time action combat, recruitable characters, and a hefty amount of story.Īt a glance, you’re likely to draw comparisons between this game and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. You’re either looking at some sort of competitive, seasonal multiplayer video game or a flashy phone game full of menus and sub-menus and side-quests and event challenges that whisk you into an endless hole of contextless turn-based battles or tower defence missions. When you see the label free-to-play tossed around, it implies one of two sorts of gaming experiences. Despite all that time playing this very much real video game, I just can’t wrap my head around how something this polished, gorgeous, ambitious, addictive… and free! It’s free on PC, free on PlayStation 4, and free on your phone, yet no matter what device you choose to play on, you’re still diving into one of the most impressive and unobtrusive free-to-play games I’ve ever experienced.
Sure, I’ve played the game numerous times in 2020, from a hands-on event at PAX East in February to a closed beta in July and now hours of time spent with the full release.
I still refuse to believe Genshin Impact is real.
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