Genshin Impact Is Actually Good!

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 When Genshin Impact was released late last year, I wasn't interested in it after learning that it's basically just a Zelda ripoff. But 8 months after its release and just a few days ago, I decided that enough was enough and that I should give this game a try to see if it lives up to my standards. Fortunately, it did. Despite having similarities to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, it does have its own unique elements dissimilar from BotW (i.e. the game's different playable characters who boast different attacks).

What is Genshin Impact, to be exact?

 Well, to be exact and on point, Genshin Impact is an open-world RPG that shares elements from The Legend of Zelda games, but with the freedom to explore instead of having to move on to the next area and never return to the previous one. The plot focuses on a Traveler, who has lost his/her (depending on which twin you play as) twin sibling and is trying to find a way to reunite with him/her. The game sets you helping out the Knights of Favonius in various tasks, such as stopping pirates and defeating a dragon. That's basically all I have for the game's premise at the moment.

 So, my verdict? It's pretty great, actually. It's one of the 2 RPGs I've ever enjoyed playing. Plus, I appreciate the game's combat system and the game's vast and wondrous environment. Why don't you guys give this game a try if you have time?