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Versions (or Updates/Patches) are significant updates in Genshin Impact. Each version normally lasts 6 weeks or 42 days.[1]

Versions are labeled through a sequence-based identifier versioning scheme which reflects change significance. Genshin Impact's version numbers follow the format of many other versioning sequences, incrementing the left-most number for major updates and the right-most number for bug fixes; for most 6-week version updates, the second number in the version tag is the one that is incremented. For very significant or large version updates, such as the introduction of a new primary region in Teyvat, the first number may be incremented instead.

The first patch in each version has the version number X.Y.0 and future patches (X.Y.1, X.Y.2, etc.) fix major problems with the game that require a client update through the Game Launcher or App Store.

Latest Version[]

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Version History[]

Patch Note, Post-patch Optimizations, and Bug Fixes are listed on each version's subpage.

Version 4[]

Version Name Release Date First Launcher Image
4.5 Blades Weaving Betwixt Brocade March 13, 2024 Splashscreen Blades Weaving Betwixt Brocade
4.4 Vibrant Harriers Aloft in Spring Breeze January 31, 2024 Splashscreen Vibrant Harriers Aloft in Spring Breeze
4.3 Roses and Muskets December 20, 2023 Splashscreen Roses and Muskets
4.2 Masquerade of the Guilty November 8, 2023 Splashscreen Masquerade of the Guilty
4.1 To the Stars Shining in the Depths September 27, 2023 Splashscreen To the Stars Shining in the Depths
4.0 As Light Rain Falls Without Reason August 16, 2023 Splashscreen As Light Rain Falls Without Reason

Version 3[]

Version Name Release Date First Launcher Image
3.8 Secret Summer Paradise July 5, 2023 Splashscreen Secret Summer Paradise
3.7 Duel! The Summoners' Summit! May 24, 2023 Splashscreen Duel! The Summoners' Summit!
3.6 A Parade of Providence April 12, 2023 Splashscreen A Parade of Providence
3.5 Windblume's Breath March 1, 2023 Splashscreen Windblume's Breath
3.4 The Exquisite Night Chimes January 18, 2023 Splashscreen The Exquisite Night Chimes
3.3 All Senses Clear, All Existence Void December 7, 2022 Splashscreen All Senses Clear, All Existence Void
3.2 Akasha Pulses, the Kalpa Flame Rises November 2, 2022 Splashscreen Akasha Pulses, the Kalpa Flame Rises
3.1 King Deshret and the Three Magi September 28, 2022 Splashscreen King Deshret and the Three Magi
3.0 The Morn a Thousand Roses Brings August 24, 2022 Splashscreen The Morn a Thousand Roses Brings

Version 2[]

Version Name Release Date First Launcher Image
2.8 Summer Fantasia July 13, 2022 Splashscreen Summer Fantasia
2.7 Hidden Dreams in the Depths May 31, 2022 Splashscreen Hidden Dreams in the Depths
2.6 Zephyr of the Violet Garden March 30, 2022 Splashscreen Zephyr of the Violet Garden
2.5 When the Sakura Bloom February 16, 2022 Splashscreen When the Sakura Bloom
2.4 Fleeting Colors in Flight January 5, 2022 Splashscreen Fleeting Colors in Flight
2.3 Shadows Amidst Snowstorms November 24, 2021 Splashscreen Shadows Amidst Snowstorms
2.2 Into the Perilous Labyrinth of Fog October 13, 2021 Splashscreen Into the Perilous Labyrinth of Fog
2.1 Floating World Under the Moonlight September 1, 2021 Splashscreen Floating World Under the Moonlight
2.0 The Immovable God and the Eternal Euthymia July 21, 2021 Splashscreen The Immovable God and the Eternal Euthymia

Version 1[]

Version Name Release Date First Launcher Image
1.6 Midsummer Island Adventure June 9, 2021 Splashscreen Midsummer Island Adventure
1.5 Beneath the Light of Jadeite April 28, 2021 Splashscreen Beneath the Light of Jadeite
1.4 Invitation of Windblume March 17, 2021 Splashscreen Invitation of Windblume
1.3 All That Glitters February 3, 2021 Splashscreen All That Glitters
1.2 The Chalk Prince and the Dragon December 23, 2020 Splashscreen The Chalk Prince and the Dragon
1.1 A New Star Approaches November 11, 2020 Splashscreen A New Star Approaches
1.0 Welcome To Teyvat September 28, 2020 Splashscreen Welcome To Teyvat

Version 0 (Prerelease)[]

Version Name Release Date First Launcher Image
0.9.9 Closed Beta Test 3 July 2, 2020
0.7.1 Closed Beta Test 2 March 18, 2020
Version Name Release Date First Launcher Image
CB1.0.0 Closed Beta Test 1 June 21, 2019

Maintenance[]

All maintenances except for the Version 1.0.1 maintenance were scheduled to last 5 hours. The Version 1.0.1 maintenance was scheduled to last 4 hours. They usually start at 06:00 UTC+8. Compensation for maintenance is Primogem Primogem ×60 for each hour the server is down and the minimum compensation is determined by the expected maintenance duration (ex. scheduled 5 hour maintenance means at least Primogem Primogem ×300 even if it only lasts 4 hours). Players must be Adventure Rank 5 or above before the start of the maintenance to be eligible for the compensation Mail. Compensation mail must be claimed before the end of the Version. Sometimes bug fixes give a compensation of Primogem Primogem ×300.

Starting one hour prior to maintenance, scrolling banners will periodically appear in-game at the top of the screen. The banners appear at 60, 50, 40, 30, 20, 15, 10, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1 minute(s) prior the scheduled maintenance time. The banners state:

  • Dear Travelers, Genshin Impact servers will be down for maintenance in about {X}m. Please plan your game time and progress accordingly. For more details, see the in-game notice.

Durations[]

Durations prior to Version 2.4 in the table below are rounded to the nearest 5-minute mark.

Version Duration (hh:mm)
1.0.1 03:35
1.1 04:35
1.2 04:35
1.3 03:50
1.4 04:20
1.5 04:25
1.6 04:30
2.0 04:30
2.1 04:00
2.2 04:00
2.3 03:55
2.4 04:46
2.5 04:49
2.6 04:15
2.7 04:50
2.8 04:47
3.0 04:32
3.1 04:09
3.2 04:45
3.3 05:00
3.4 03:55
3.5 04:41
3.6 04:00
3.7 04:18
3.8 04:35
4.0 04:11
4.1 04:12
4.2 04:39
4.3 03:54
4.4 03:58

Trivia[]

  • Most of the Version names in Chinese, from Versions 1.1–1.5, 2.3–2.7, are composed of five characters.
    • Versions 1.6, 2.8 and 3.8 feature a summer theme, and their Version names are composed of seven characters in the form of "XX! XX? XXX!"
    • Versions 2.0 and 2.1 feature Inazuma Archon Quests, and their Version names are wordplay of the quest names, in the form of "XXXX, XXXX."
  • It is possible to remain within the game for a few minutes after the scheduled maintenance time, but the player will be returned to the title screen after.
  • Version 1.0, Version 2.6, and Version 2.7 are the only versions that have lasted longer than 6 weeks.
    • Version 1.0 lasted approximately 6 weeks and 2 days.
    • Version 2.6 lasted almost 9 weeks.
    • Version 2.7 lasted 6 weeks and 1 day, as its update happened 24 hours earlier than the usual day of the week for maintenances.
  • Version 3.0, Version 3.1, and Version 3.2 are the only versions that have lasted 5 weeks.[2]
    • This was likely due to the extended duration of Version 2.6 to get back to the original schedule.
  • Version 1.3 is currently the only version which had three Character Event Wishes not overlapping with one another. For the PC version, the time during the Dance of Lanterns wish did not have a unique splashscreen within the game's launcher.
  • For the Version 2.0 update, the maintenance banner showed the following due to the Golden Apple Archipelago being a temporary addition of Version 1.6:
    • Dear Traveler, the game servers will be down for maintenance at around XXm. After the maintenance, you will no longer be able to head to the island, so please plan your game progress to avoid missing out. For more details, please refer to the in-game announcement.
  • During the versions near Chinese New Year, announcements for Events and Event Wishes were made prior the start of the version.
    • This is likely to make all announcements before the holidays to allow people to plan their activities better, or for the developers to have time off.
  • Version 3.8 was the first version without a new character or weapon released.

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