Genshin Impact is a pretty easy game overall when it comes to farming materials or certain monsters, as their locations are directly indicated in game – however, there are a few materials whose locations aren’t directly pointed to, so players have created several Genshin Impact interactive map projects. Seeing the worldwide popularity of Genshin, there are several interactive map projects, in different languages, and some better than others. We’re here to help you decide which Genshin interactive map you should keep in your bookmarks.
The best interactive map for new Genshin players
The best map I could recommend for newcomers is the Genshin Impact world map project, accessible here.
If you’ve just started Genshin Impact, it’s likely you haven’t fully explored the two regions currently in-game. Mondstadt and Liyue. This would mean you haven’t collected all Anemoculus and Geoculus yet. These items, scattered across the map and required for Stamina upgrades, can be located with specific radars. Looking for them is particularly fun, as the game’s design is very well done. Finding an Oculi usually leads to another hidden secret or reward near. However, new players might not have the resources to craft the radars. Or might simply want to find the Oculi as quickly as possible.
This interactive map lets you “mark as found” the Anemoculus and Geoculus you’ve collected. This way, you can slowly remove them from the map as you collect them. However, this function is only available by signing in on the Interactive Map. You can sign in with google.
- FANART – Fanart of Genshin Impact Fatui Harbinger La Signora
Like every other Interactive map, this one too lists the various materials and monsters you can find in Teyvat. Simply scroll down the menu.
Another peculiarity of this map, is how it lets you list by day the farmable Weapon Ascension Materials and Talent Ascension Materials available in Domains. This is something you can easily do in-game as well, but this is definitely useful for newcomers. However, this could be a downside in a way. Being constantly reminded of what you could use your Original Resin and farm for might ultimately make playing Genshin feel like a chore.
Lastly, longtime players might dislike this map with how you’ll have to first close the List menu window to see the map in itself properly.
The best interactive map for veteran Genshin players
You want a quick, easy-to-use, intuitive, and simple interactive map? You should check out the interactive map sustained by Chinese players, available here.
Yes, it’s in Chinese, but everything is pictured and is particularly useful if you know what you’re looking for and just need a quick refresher. Personally speaking, this is the map I’ve been using for a while. Technically, this map too lets you login with google to save various features, but you won’t really be needing any of them.
- LEAKS – Latest leaked quests and events
Lastly, the advantage of this Chinese players map is how it should be one of the fastest to be updated. Whenever the Inazuma region gets added, you’ll definitely want this map in your bookmarks to check everything new. Personally speaking, I’d say I definitely prefer exploring and discovering things myself rather than using a guide or map. But to each their own.
If you don’t like this map’s aesthetic, note that there’s a similar map you can use here via on Github. This one too is pretty straightforward, and quickly lets you pick what you need.
Genshin Impact EP – Songs of Melodious Winds
Under the moon lies a grassy plain, silent save for crickets’ harmonious calls.
In this land free from worry, a bard’s hands on the lyre and voice in the air spread songs unbridled with joy.https://t.co/K7qBrDWwp3#GenshinImpact
— Paimon (@GenshinImpact) March 17, 2021
At the end of the day, remember to have fun and play Genshin the way you want, on PS4, PS5, PC, or mobile.
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