You’ll want supporters to heal and shield your team, keeping them healthy, while other characters focus on dealing all the damage. You’ll also want to make sure that beyond elements, your characters functionally do different things. However, as you progress further and hit end-game content, you’ll want to make sure you can adapt to any type of enemy and weakness. You don’t need to worry about this very much in the early game, as you won’t have many characters to work with. Diversify your team with different elements and character typesĪll the above said, you should maintain at least one fully leveled character per element.
Forgotten Hall actually requires two teams of four (similar to Genshin Impact’s Spiral Abyss), so you’ll need at least eight leveled-up characters, all with their own equips and light cones, so don’t go tossing away all your extra equips right away. When you hit endgame content, like the Simulated Universe and Forgotten Hall, you’ll need lots of characters leveled up. You’ll need lots of leveled up characters to complete the endgame content Make a mental note and come take them down after powering up a bit. It is possible to finesse these monsters and beat them when you’re lower leveled, but it’s easier to just come back later. Their names may glow red, indicating that they are much higher level than you. If you follow the above tip, you’ll see lots of huge, looming enemies standing in front of chests.
Image: Hoyoverse via Polygon Big enemy? No problem, just come back later When it comes to boss fights and higher-scale enemies, you’ll do better if you have one or two characters that can exploit weaknesses. There are many games where you can brute force through enemies while not focusing on actual provided weaknesses. As you run around for the story, don’t be afraid to wander down the wrong corner - you’ll probably find a treasure chest waiting for you at the end of the path. These chests do not respawn, but they contain tons of useful loot, including premium currency ( Stellar Jade). Most maps have a set number of puzzles to complete and treasure to find, which you can see in the top left corner of your map. Sprinkle in turn-based combat, rather than the games’ action combat, and now you have Honkai: Star Rail.īelow, we list out some tips for both those familiar with Hoyoverse’s games and new players looking for something interesting to add into their daily rotation of games to play. While not open world à la Genshin, the character advancements, weapons and equipment systems, and riveting story bring together some of the greatest things from both games.
The game itself is a perfect mash-up of both of Hoyoverse’s popular titles: Honkai Impact 3rd and Genshin Impact. Honkai: Star Rail is Hoyoverse’s leap into turn-based combat in a mobile (and PC) game that brings out new versions of familiar characters, beautiful art, and an interesting and mysterious storyline.
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