Genshin Impact: Everything You Need to Know About the Regions in the Game So Far
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is still widely considered to be one of the best games ever made, with a beautiful cel-shaded art style, a complex physics system, and a groundbreaking approach to open-world gameplay, and while countless titles have tried to imitate its excellence, few succeed. Genshin Impact, however, gets quite close. A free-to-play open-world title with an anime art style, Genshin Impact quickly gained a name for itself upon its release in 2020. Though its monetization can put new players off, Genshin Impact's satisfying combat mechanics and bright world can help to mask them.
As should be the case with every good open-world game, Genshin Impact's story and setting is also one of its best features. Divided into seven major nations, Genshin Impact's world of Teyvat has become overrun with various monsters and creatures, and it's up to the player to find their missing twin amidst the chaos. Each of Genshin Impact's regions is brimming with exciting opportunities, along with a healthy amount of rich lore for the player to dive into.
The Best Way To Get Started In Genshin Impact
The continent of Teyvat is divided into seven major nations, each of which praises a different god, and has their own defining element. Mondstadt is one of the first regions the player will come across in Genshin Impact. This nation worships the god Barbatos, known across Teyvat more commonly as the God of Freedom, one of the original members of The Seven, the pantheon of gods. Inspired by German culture and architecture, Mondstadt is filled with green plains, windmills, and cobblestone streets. Mondstadt is home to the Anemo element.
The most prosperous nation in Genshin Impact, Liyue is known for its bustling harbor and port
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