Everything You Need to Know About Genshin Impact Cloud

Genshin Impact is undeniably one of the most popular games right now, offering an exciting adventure available on various platforms, from Android to PC.

However, despite its popularity, the game is also feared by many, especially those using smartphones to play it.

Yes, this game is a real monster. Besides its large size, reaching up to 20 GB in the Android version, it's also demanding on device performance.

Now, considering the complaints from players about these issues, another version of the game has been launched. It's not a lite version but a cloud version, offering the same gaming experience as the original.

For those of you who are still unfamiliar with the cloud version, here's a summary of some information:

Very Small Application Size

Yes, the size of Genshin Impact Cloud is incredibly small. On my device, it only takes up a total of 148 MB.

When compared to the original version, which can exceed 20 GB, it's significantly smaller, isn't it?

For this cloud version, all the necessary data is transferred via cloud storage. Yes, you can enjoy the full, high-quality version of the game without downloading any data.

However, in return, you need to have a very good network connection.

Uses Billing System

Yes, you can't play this version freely; there are certain time limitations to be aware of.

For free-to-play (F2P) players, they get 15 minutes of playtime per day. This time accumulates daily.

However, the maximum amount cannot exceed 600 minutes. New players are given 5 hours of free playtime.

For those who want to play longer, you can top up to buy additional playtime.

Need to Wait in Queue Before Playing

Considering the game's limitations in server capacity, you may need to wait for some time before being able to enter and play.

In my experience, the shortest wait time was about 5 minutes. Sometimes, I couldn't get in at all.

For those who don't like waiting, you can top up to get priority queue access.

Quality Depends on Network; Can Match the Original Version

As I mentioned earlier, this cloud version heavily relies on your network for comfortable gameplay.

In the original version, I could play the game with medium graphics settings and 30 fps.

Even on the same device, with the same graphics settings, I could play the cloud version at 60 fps.

When I tried the highest graphics settings in the cloud version, my device could still handle it.

However, when my network was slightly poor, the display instantly became blurry and unplayable.

Overall, Genshin Impact Cloud isn't bad. However, for a comfortable experience, you need an excellent network and may want to top up to play without time restrictions and avoid long queues.

In my opinion, this cloud version is suitable for those curious about Genshin Impact—basically, just give it a try.

It's worth it because you can try the game without downloading a large amount of data. Only after you're sure and really like the game, you can then download the original version.ac