This is most likely because you're exploring multiple planets in Star Rail, not just the one area, like Teyvat in Genshin Impact.
Instead, it has small areas that you can explore, but these aren't connected like they are in Genshin Impact's huge regional map. No, Honkai: Star Rail is not an open world game. However, this has also been improved, letting you auto-battle during the fights, transporting you right to the fight's location, and letting you queue up multiple battles to spend most of your daily currency at once.Īlthough the main and side quest system is almost identical to Genshin Impact, there is one big difference to exploration. The rest of the gameplay resembles Genshin Impact more than Honkai Impact 3rd, involving travelling to specific locations to battle enemies for gear and resources. We don't know if this will apply to the PlayStation version as well.Īs for the gameplay, it's entirely different to anything HoYoverse has done before, as Star Rail has a turn-based combat system - but with some modern improvements, such as auto-battle and the ability to fast-forward during combat. It will have full cross-save support at launch, meaning you can pick up your save and start playing the same save file on mobile or PC anytime you want.
It has a futuristic setting that sees you travel to different planets in a very convenient space train, the Astral Express, that takes you across the universe. Honkai: Star Rail is the newest live service game from Genshin Impact and Honkai Impact 3rd developer, HoYoverse, that will be available on PC and mobile devices when it launches, with a PlayStation version in development.
Honkai: Star Rail is the newest live service offering from Genshin Impact and Honkai Impact 3rd developer, HoYoverse, but it's not quite the same as either game.
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