It expands on and tweaks them to fit really nicely into a loot-obsessed RPG that is-despite what its roots in mobile games might imply-incredibly fun to play. It might offend hardcore Nintendo fans, but Genshin Impact doesn't just thoughtlessly copy and paste these ideas. I have to climb mountains, glide across canyons, and pay attention to my surroundings if I hope to discover it all.
There are mercifully few icons on the map, so a lot of the exploration is self-guided. Just like Nintendo's seminal hit, there's an enormous world to explore that's teeming with secrets, puzzles, and cleverly hidden loot. If Genshin Impact has a secret weapon, it's that it isn't afraid to swipe features from other games, most notably The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
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