Genshin Impact hits the Epic Games Store next week

miHoYo is diversifying the platforms on which its results are available, just a few weeks after arriving on PS5.

The free-to-play MiHoYo Genshin Impact will soon be available on the Epic Games Store. It will land on the podium on June 9, in less than a week. Jinshin effect He is already enjoying great success with players from all over the world. It’s available on Android, iOS, PlayStation, and PC through the studio’s official website. With the release of the Epic Games Store, players will be able to claim an in-game reward thanks to the code “The Jinshin Epic” on launch day. This version will also support cross-play. This means that people who access the game through the Epic Games Store will be able to play simultaneously with mobile players and consoles.

Update 1.6 is imminent

As a reminder, update 1.6 is coming soon to please players. A live demo has been curated by miHoYo detailing the new features that the update offers, which we let you discover here. It arrives at the same time as the game was added on the Epic Games Store, i.e. June 9. If you don’t know Jinshin effectIt is a free action RPG game. The game is currently in version 1.5 and already has two of the seven main regions planned. Yeah Jinshin effect Already available on many platforms, the Nintendo Switch version is also in the software.

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