If you can, go check it out at the very least, don't let memes comparing it to Metal Gear Rising Revengance decide your opinion on a decently widely available game. It isn't "finished" (which is dumb, do people just expect the devs to drop 4 MASSIVE new areas, with god knows how many characters, sub areas, quests and whatnot in a few weeks?) But, at least it's free. The resin grind hits HARD in the late game. The gacha mechanics sure are gacha mechanics.but i dunno, i feel as if some people are a bit too strict on them, they're still gacha mechanics.but it could be SO much worse. The gameplay is surprisingly engaging, with all of the characters bringing something unique to the table. The writing is better than BOTW, mainly because Genshin actually has a story instead of 20 cutscenes and a few books. The music is, by far, THE most consistantly good OST out of any video game. Despite what memes that come from people that have never played the game have said, Genshin is genuinely pretty solid, not perfect, but it has a lot going for it. In all honesty.i would love a Switch port. Only 3 of the proposed 7 continents are released. Mostly not great but the occasional surprisingly deep quests
#Genshin impact switch free
Can complete all content with the starting roster of characters, and you get a lot of free wishes just for playing
New regions bring new mechanics, keeping it fresh.New characters change the gameplay and keep it fresh.The world is a delight to explore, that part is the closest to BOTW I have played.Great graphics, best voice actors (for all languages), fully orchestral score, etc. The core gameplay is fantastic, else people wouldn’t keep coming back or spend.IMO It’s a really good game but has some glaring flaws While the basic plot is similar to Fallout 4 (trying to find a loved one, only to discover they became the leader of the main antagonistic faction), the wealth of lore and world-building is astounding. Hopefully soon, though, we will get the nation of Sumeru, possibly based off of the Middle East or India Fontaine, based on France Natlan, based on the Americas Snezhnaya, based on Russia and finally Khaenri'ah, and any potential sub-regions that they have. Sadly, that region was not a permanent mainstay, and there's no word on when or if it will come back. Recently, two underground sub-regions, Enkanomiya in the nation of Inazuma, based on Japan, and The Chasm in the nation of Liyue, based on China, having been released in the most recent updates.Īnd we also had the limited-time region of the Golden Apple Archipelago, which took place during last summer's event involving Spark Knight Klee. There's so much of the world to explore, and there's still regions and sub-regions being released: a year ago, we had the snowy mountain Dragonspine in the nation of Mondstadt, based on Germany, be released. It's definitely a challenge, unlike any RPG I've ever played before, but I am now accustomed to it. I've spent almost the last year it exclusively. Fri 6th May It actually is really fun.My guess is if it truly is technical issues, it's because it stems from those legal issues, as in miHoYo/HoYoverse has to create an all-new, Switch-exclusive server, meaning there may not be any cross-play or cross-progression with other platforms, in order to prevent Nintendo's characters from appearing on the PlayStation.Īnd since I am currently at AR 56 (with the Adventure Rank cap being AR 60), it would suck if I had to start all over again on the Switch, especially when it comes to event-exclusive items and outfits. It is likely a character like Link, Zelda, or someone from Fire Emblem, like Marth, Roy, or Ike will be playable in Genshin Impact, similar to Aloy from Horizon: Zero Dawn, but considering Nintendo's zeal in protecting their IP, they may not want their characters to appear on a rival platform (as in, the PlayStation). I've said it before, and I'll say it again: I think the lack of news comes from the legal side of things. Hardware-wise, my Switch is more powerful than my iPhone 8, and my iPhone 8 can still run the game (although it does have a tendency to crash whenever I teleport). Sure, I played other games, like Skyward Sword HD and Game Builder Garage, but it was Genshin Impact that I sunk most of my gaming time into.īut I honestly doubt it was for technical reasons, unless it has something to do with Nintendo's online infrastructure.
No joke, for the past year, Genshin Impact was the only game I almost exclusively played. It would give me a reason to play my Switch again.
I mainly play it on my PC, but I would not mind playing it on my Switch.
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