Honkai Star Rail passes pre-registration milestone, to reward players with a free 4-star character
Players will get a free reward.
Joshua Chu 
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Fans are excited to get their hands on Honkai Star Rail, the newest open-world gacha game from HoYoverse, the creators of Genshin Impact. Like with Genshin Impact, HoYoverse is giving players the opportunity to pre-register for the game, allowing them to start playing as soon as possible once the game is officially released. To incentivize players to pre-register, HoYoverse has also offered reward milestones, which will give all players a reward based on how many players have registered.
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HoYoverse tweeted today that the latest milestone of 3,500,000 players has been passed, and the company will reward players with a new character completely for free. In the fourth stage reward, all players can expect to receive a free Serval, a 4-star character. Previous rewards have included a “Trailblazer – Welcome” Avatar, x3 Star Rail passes (the game’s premium currency you use to summon characters in the gacha), as well as x50,000 Credits.
One remaining pre-registration milestone remains. Once the game reaches 5,000,000 pre-registered players, you can expect to get x15 Star Rail passes for free. From pre-registering, HoYoverse will give players a total of 18 free summons for a chance to get new characters and weapons. Additionally, HoYoverse is holding another social media campaign where they are giving out 2 additional Star Rail Passes and 50,000 credits for hitting 2,500,000 followers on their social media accounts.
Honkai Star Rail is the newest open-world gacha game from the makers of Genshin Impact and looks to borrow many of Genshin Impact’s systems in regard to currency and obtaining characters. Honkai Star Rail features a new turn-based combat system as opposed to Genshin’s more action-based system. The developers are also working on a new roguelike gacha game set in a sci-fi universe, Zenless Zone Zero, which we can look forward to in the future as well.
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