In Genshin Impact, players must travel across the open-world environment of Teyvat to find the lost twin, and are tasked with solving the mystery of the world. To do this, the player can freely explore Teyvat and interact with the world and its inhabitants, including a variety of different gods and dragons. The player will be able to explore the main areas of Teyvat, including forests, mountains, and deserts, and use the environment to their advantage in combat.
Combat in Genshin Impact sees the player and party fighting against enemies in real-time, with the goal of defeating them before they defeat the player. As the player progresses through the game, they can level up their character and earn new skills, and they can also switch between characters during combat and use skills specific to that character. Additionally, during combat, the player can use elemental magic, such as fire and water, to defeat their foes.
Gameplay
Players are able to explore the open world and uncover the secrets of Teyvat. The world is split into seven nations with a god associated with each. There is also a day-night cycle with monsters that only appear at night. The game features a crafting system, but does not have a trading system.
Graphics
The graphics of Genshin Impact use a low-polygon style and are colorful and vibrant. A key part of the game's graphics is its large, open world, in which the player can explore large areas and use the environment to their advantage.
Replayability
The replayability of Genshin Impact is limited, as there are only a few different areas to explore and a limited multiplayer mode.
The game's open world can be explored freely, and the player can undertake a variety of different quests. There are three different areas of the game with different enemies, types of quests, and items available, and each are accessed by a different type of portal.
Genshin Impact has a low-polygon style, and uses vibrant colors and a large, open world.
Conclusion
PlayStation LifeStyle was positive about the game, saying that the "graphics are stunning and the soundtrack is amazing", but did note that the game "can be incredibly frustrating to play" because of the large amount of grinding required to progress.
