According to a new leak, Hu Tao and Xiangling will get new skins in the upcoming Genshin Impact update. Version 5.3 is set to include new playable characters and a focus on the Lantern Rite event.

Secretlab has announced a crossover with Genshin Impact, with two gorgeous chairs based on Xiao and Ningguang available for ...

Additionally, it is speculated that three entities might get new skins to celebrate the Lantern Rite Festival. It is safe to assume that Genshin Impact 4.4 will be a huge update.

Genshin Impact Lantern Rite Event. Update 1.3 is now live for Genshin Impact, and Xiao is now available on the character banner. However, the story quests aren’t available just yet.

Genshin Impact's new Lantern Rite festival has brought many new quests and challenges into the game. Theater Mechanicus, being the most popular among them, has introduced players to an Interesting ...

One of the new items introduced in the game is called a Xiao Lantern, and you’ll need quite a few of those to take part in the new Theater Mechanicus event to get those rewards. Here’s how to ...

We are once again teaming up with a reluctant Xiao, and even Kaeya makes an appearance in this one. After this, this unlocks further, shorter Lantern Rite related quests.

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The Genshin Impact Lantern Rite Festival, the flagship event of the 1.3 update has finally ...

The Genshin Impact 1.3 update trailer opens with the Traveler and Paimon attending the Lantern Rite, a lantern-lighting festival held in Liyue Harbor.Xiao also shows off his fighting style, as he ...

That new character is Xiao, ... Genshin Impact’s 1.3 update which includes Xiao, the Lantern Rite event, and more is scheduled to release on February 3rd. Tagged: Genshin Impact.

miHoYo will release the version 1.3 update for Genshin Impact on February 3, which adds the new “Lantern Rite” New Year seasonal event and more. Here is an overview of the update, via miHoYo ...

Liyue, one of Teyvat’s seven nations, is inspired by China. Lantern Rite usually aligns with the Lunar New Year, a real holiday celebrated in countries including China, Vietnam, and South Korea.