Genshin Impact: Amber and Czech as a Drink

The popular gacha game “Genshin Impact” is now a drinkable meal. HoYoverse and manufacturer yfood have now announced their collaboration.

Soon fans will be able to do so. “Genshin Impact” Don't just play the Chinese gacha title, drink it too. HoYoverse and manufacturer yfood have now announced a collaboration to drink meals in the “Genshin Impact” design.

Two new versions in different flavours will be available internationally at the official yfood online store from August 7 and at German retailers nationwide from mid-August. The meals are inspired by the “Genshin Impact” characters Amber and Qiqi.

New “Genshin Impact” style game releases

Drinks inspired by “Genshin Impact” come in new flavors. The lively amber fragrance is embodied in the intense creamy taste of “Banana Peanut.” On the other hand, the cryotherapist Chiki will be represented in the “Ice Coconut” edition.

“The open world of Genshin Impact, where players are constantly exploring new areas and uncovering secrets, fits perfectly with yfood’s passion for innovation,” said Marco Rapp, CEO of Brand at yfood. “We are very pleased to introduce this iconic brand to German retailers and to offer this unique collaboration to gaming fans internationally.”

The manufacturer is heavily focused on the cosplay community. In the coming Gamescom So yfood will organize a cosplay competition with HoYoverse.

Gacha game is preparing for a new area

Currently, “Genshin Impact” is still very much in demand, Annual Summer Event. But there are only a few weeks left before the release of version 5.0 of the role-playing game. A new area will be added to the game with the next major update.

This time it was Natlan's turn, the Fire Nation. The new area was recently Trailer releasedWhich introduces some new characters. Also included is Mavuika, who some fans speculate could be the Pyro Archon, i.e. the god of the new Natlan region.

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