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Genshin Impact Skin Pack

Bring the world of Teyvat to Beat Saber with character skins—no elemental reactions or music included.

The Genshin Impact Skin Pack is a cosmetic bundle for Beat Saber that adds character skins and avatar elements inspired by the world of Teyvat. The pack does not include custom hit effects that mimic elemental reactions such as Overload or Superconduct, nor does it include any Genshin Impact music tracks.

Game
Beat Saber
Source Franchise
Genshin Impact
Content Type
Crossover Skin Pack & Avatar Bundle
Release Context
Limited-time collaboration event
Platform Availability
PC, VR Headsets (Meta Quest, SteamVR)
Affiliation
HoYoverse x Beat Games

Lore & Background

Genshin Impact is a 2020 action role-playing game set in the fantasy world of Teyvat, home to seven nations each tied to a different element and ruled by gods called Archons. The story follows the Traveler, an interstellar adventurer separated from their twin sibling, who journeys across Teyvat with their guide Paimon.

In Their Own Story

The air hummed with a strange frequency as the void fractured, revealing not darkness, but the vibrant hues of Teyvat. A traveler stepped forward, their sabers igniting with the crackle of Electro energy and the warmth of Pyro flames. Blocks materialized in the rhythm of a distant song, each one pulsing with elemental power. With a fluid motion, the traveler sliced through the first note, sending sparks flying like constellations, proving that even across worlds, the beat remains universal.

Reader's Guide

Players can equip the Genshin Impact Skin Pack to customize their Beat Saber avatar with themed skins. The pack does not alter gameplay mechanics or add new music tracks.

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