If you are looking to stock up on free Primogems, Mora, and upgrade materials, the latest Genshin Impact codes are well worth grabbing. HoYoverse, previously known as miHoYo, has rolled out several new redemption codes during the Version 6.3 Special Program, alongside a solid list of active codes still available in January 2026.

Some of these codes are only live for a short time, especially those shared during the livestream, so redeeming them as soon as possible is strongly recommended.

Genshin Impact 6.3 Livestream Codes

The following codes were revealed during the Genshin Impact 6.3 Special Program, also known as the Luna IV update. These livestream codes expire quickly and will only be available for a few days.

If you have not redeemed these yet, it is best to do so immediately, as livestream codes are among the fastest to expire.

Active Genshin Impact Codes For January 2026

Alongside the livestream drops, several Genshin Impact codes remain active this month. These provide a mix of Primogems, Mora, EXP materials, and food items, and can be redeemed while they are still valid.

While these codes currently have no confirmed expiry date, they can be disabled without warning, so it is a good idea to redeem them sooner rather than later.

How To Redeem Genshin Impact Codes

Redeeming your Genshin Impact codes is quick and easy, as long as your account meets the requirements.

First, head to the official Genshin Impact code redemption website. Log in using the button in the top right corner, select your server, then enter the redemption code and confirm.

Your account must be Adventure Rank 10 or higher to redeem codes. If you play on PlayStation and have not linked an account yet, you will need to create one directly from the in game menu by going to Settings, Account, then User Center. Make sure to follow this process in game first, as creating an account on the website beforehand will prevent PlayStation linking.

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miHoYo is back with another major project, and this time it is diving into a new open world experience powered by Unreal Engine 5. The studio behind global hits like Genshin Impact and Honkai Star Rail has officially revealed Varsapura, its next big title currently in development. While it has not shared a release date or confirmed platforms yet, the first gameplay showcase makes it clear that this is shaping up to be one of the company’s most ambitious games to date.

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Below is a full breakdown of everything we know so far.

A New World Under SEAL

Varsapura introduces players to SEAL, short for Shadow Emergency Alliance, a mysterious bureau operating across both the real world and what appears to be a shadow realm. miHoYo presented the reveal as an “Internal Directive 047 EX”, adding a layer of in-universe secrecy and intrigue.

According to the studio, everything shown in the announcement trailer was captured from “live operational environments” using a setup codenamed RTX4090, hinting at the technical horsepower behind the project.

One standout detail is the protagonist’s appearance, which reportedly shifts depending on each viewer’s preferences. miHoYo describes this as a parapsychological effect, with its origins still unknown. The reveal also warns players to remain calm and avoid speculation to prevent something called Cognosea disruption events, leaning heavily into the game’s thematic mystery.

Gameplay: Action, Stealth, and Mind Bending Environments

The 31 minute gameplay demo gives a broad look at what Varsapura is aiming to be. The game blends high octane action, environmental manipulation, and even stealth segments. Early impressions compare its tone to Control, with shifting corridors, surreal architecture, and overlapping realities.

Combat looks fast and stylish, using Zenless Zone Zero style character switching, with each character having a distinct fighting style. Some attack with floating sheets of paper, others use parasols or more traditional weapons. Fans of miHoYo’s signature flashy animations will feel right at home.

The art direction is also notable. Varsapura maintains the studio’s iconic anime inspired characters, but places them in more realistic environments. This mix of styles is something miHoYo has not experimented with on this scale before.

A Recruitment Push Disguised as a Reveal?

While the gameplay is surprisingly polished for such an early announcement, it is clear that Varsapura’s debut is doubling as a recruitment campaign. miHoYo is currently hiring for multiple game development roles in both Shanghai and Singapore.

The reveal states that only the English voice over version is being released for now, as personnel are focused on core research initiatives. Additional languages will come later once “system stability is confirmed”.

The company even adds a final pitch: “Join SEAL. Make a difference.”

With no release window in sight, it is likely we will not see major updates for a while. Still, judging from the extended gameplay footage, the creative direction appears firmly locked in, and fans will be keeping a close eye on its development.

Watch the Full Varsapura Gameplay Showcase

miHoYo has released a 31 minute gameplay demo showing combat, exploration, narrative scenes, and world design. It offers the best look yet at the studio’s next evolution in action RPG design.

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