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As I understand it, the core of this game is this: you start, choose one of the skins obtained through DLC or mods, and play as a character that appeals to your aesthetic sense. In this regard, everything is done excellently, and the beautiful models and visuals clearly demonstrate what millions of hardcore fans have lost as a result of politicians, complainers, and activists hindering technological and cultural progress. Well, except for the fingers in photo mode – for some reason, in certain poses, they look like sausages.
Otherwise, everything is much sadder – the levels are boring, the combat is boring, and the plot is barely there.

Added after 16 hours and 11 minutes

I managed to endure the forced dialogues for only a few hours before deleting the game, and along the way, I got rid of three out of four companions, as they didn't appeal to my sensitive and very impressionable fighter. The only one who seemed decent was the mage.

My favorite dialogue option in the expansions, by the way 😎

The plot setup is decent, and the gameplay seems okay, so if in the future they add mods that allow you to generate a cute character and make the gear look better, I'll try playing it again. I didn't like Skyrim at first either, but thanks to mods, I ended up playing it for over a thousand hours.


It's just incredibly bad. When it was released, the game had a lackluster story that took about ten hours to complete, after which you had to wait three months for a new update. The "update" turned out to be content that took at most a couple of hours to complete. Add to this how lifeless the locations are and how bland the gameplay is (it's essentially just an idle game), and it becomes clear that there's nothing to do here. Genshin was worse than Honkai 3, but Star Rail is a hundred times worse than Genshin. It seems that the more successful a brand is, the worse its product becomes.