But when there's new content, whether that's events or quests or characters, or especially new regions, I'll hungrily play for hours at a time.
More often than not, I only play for 15 minutes or so to knock out daily objectives. I could count on my hands how many days I haven't played Genshin Impact since I started, and my play time must be north of 2,000 hours at this point. When I say I've played Genshin Impact for 1,000 days, I don't mean it's been 1,000 days since I made my account. Think of this as a not-quite-review ahead of the game's long-awaited 4.0 update, which will add the Fontaine region and no-doubt pull me even deeper judging from its many fashionable characters. I still recommend the game to everyone and their dog, after all, so I suppose I should explain why. And after all this time, Genshin Impact is not only my favorite open-world game, it's the comfort game I can't imagine leaving.Īt this headline-friendly milestone, I thought it'd be fun to examine why I'm still spending so much time – and a little money each month – on Genshin Impact. As of June 27, 2023, I've been playing Genshin Impact for 1,000 days and have sunk $500 into it. January 2021 me had no idea what he was getting into. In January 2021, I wrote about what 100 days and $60 got me in Genshin Impact, with the gist being: a lot of fun. I never thought I'd get so attached to Genshin Impact, but now I don't want to leave Gameradar looks back at 1000 days of playing Genshin Impact: After 1,000 days and $500, Genshin Impact is more than just my favorite open-world game
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