Similar to Genshin, the story is pretty juvenile. Visuals are equally as good as Genshin, if not slightly more polished. Audio/soundtrack is par for the course for a miHoYo game; that is to say they are unmatched and excellent. I really like the sci-fi setting and the world building with the Stellarons, but again things can get rather immature narrative-wise. As for gameplay, I'm not much a fan of turn-based combat, but I did surprisingly enjoy the execution here with skill points and turn-bumps.

Much like Genshin for me, I had the most fun just playing it casually, enjoying the characters that spoke to me, and admiring the larger set pieces and scenery. Albeit, there isn't as much to see here versus Teyvat in Genshin.

Overall: 7/10

Gameplay: 6/10
Story/Narrative: 5/10
Graphics/Visuals: 8/10
Audio/Soundtrack: 9/10