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this post was submitted on 16 Apr 2025
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Are you talking about Gensin Impact?
The game that even on PC looks and plays like a mobile game? With grindiness and awful animation quality?
Surely you can't consider that top notch stuff? Or is gameplay time of 100+ hours and anime girls really that enticing to you?
Genuine question.
I never said it was a great game. In fact I literally said:
I just said it wasn't garbage. There is plenty of other actual garbage out there. It looks and plays like a mobile game because it is a mobile game. It's a mobile game you can play on your PC if you want. But it's still a 5-year-old mobile game. Expecting it to look like AC Shadows or something is silly. Besides, the BOTW-ripoff-meets-anime art direction really seems to appeal to a lot of people, and art direction is much more important than graphical fidelity anyway.
The soundtrack and score is genuinely very good and varied, with each area having its own feel and sound to the music. The game is huge and has lots of different areas to explore, each with its own characteristics. The world has lots of little details and puzzles, some that are extremely simple dopamine hits and some puzzles that are somewhat challenging. There is like a hundred hours or whatever of story content to go through that at least quite a lot of people seem invested and engaged in. There are new events every month or so with various things to do.
Let be clear: I don't like Genshin personally. I don't play Genshin. I think there are a lot of problematic elements in it not just with monetisation but with grind, RNG, retention/addiction mechanics, unskippable cutscenes and probably more I'm forgetting off hand.
It's still blatantly unfair to call it "garbage".