Let me start with the good things first: The graphics are good, awesome even. Loads of characters to pull and the map is very big and definitely beautiful. It's worth exploring especially the Inazuma area. And it's a good game to play when you're a sucker for the stories it gives. Now the bad things: Quests are very repetitive. What you'd usually just do for the day is to complete the daily quests (that usually repeats the exact quest/s the next day) and some other quests to gain primogems to pull a character that you want. Sure, there are stories that would keep you entertained, but it's not like you can finish the whole story just straight up. You need to level up and ascend your characters too. So, you end up doing more quests to get stuff needed for you to do so. And that's all you're ever gonna do every time you open the game. But you'll be able to cope with it if you're patient enough.

The game was and still is fun,  I realized one thing after spending 13 hours hours in the game in just 3 days The game was built for casuals But under the limited combos I realize it depends on how you approach your enemies, each attack for each characters are for different situations, which means you can have fun fighting enemies, but one major flaw is the game getting grindy, which may become boring again, but the game play still makes it fun, especially when dodging bosses .

It's a fun game, that is until you reach the end game. Starting the game for the first time felt so magical and new. There's a lot of areas to explore, get chests, do puzzles and such. Unfortunately, once you sweep the whole land of these said chests and puzzles, there would be almost nothing left to do. As an end game player, I usually just spend 30 minutes or less per day in playing genshin. I would log on, do my commissions, spend my resin, and then log out. If you want more challenge, I guess you can sweat in the abyss which is the game's only end game content.