Honkai Impact 3rd
2016 action role-playing game
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| February 29 2024 | Massive expansion 'Honkai Impact 3rd Part 2' released, marking the start of the second major story arc with new characters, reworked UI, updated engine, and a shift to a limited open-world structure. |
| September 2021 | Conclusion of 'ELF Academy' anime series |
| July 2021 | Release of 'ELF Academy', a non-canon anime series with 10 episodes about ELFs (Equipment: Living Form), featuring Mandarin Chinese and Japanese voice acting |
| April 22 2021 | As compensation, global server players were given 500 crystals, while Chinese server players received 10 focused supply cards (equivalent to 2800 crystals). |
| April 22 2021 | Following the controversy, the special anniversary video was removed from Honkai Impact 3rd's YouTube channel, though fan reuploads remained available online. |
| April 22 2021 | Honkai Impact 3rd released a controversial 3rd anniversary music video titled 'Brilliant Bright' in collaboration with Myth & Roid, featuring characters in bunny-girl outfits that were not available in-game, causing significant backlash from Chinese players. |
| September 2020 | Conclusion of 'Cooking with Valkyries' anime series |
| July 2020 | Release of 'Cooking with Valkyries', a non-canon slice of life cooking anime series featuring 19 short episodes in Mandarin Chinese and Japanese |
| December 26 2019 | The official PC version of Honkai Impact 3rd was released to the public, expanding the game's accessibility across platforms. |
| 2018 | miHoYo expanded the production team for Honkai Impact 3rd from 7 to over 200 employees, signaling significant growth in the game's development. |
| December 2018 | A major update was released that completely rewrote the first two chapters of the game's story, demonstrating the developers' commitment to continuous improvement. |
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