Genshin Impact Is Twitter’s Most Discussed Game Of 2021

Genshin Impact Is Twitter’s Most Discussed Game Of 2021

Genshin Impact Is Twitter's Most Discussed Game Of 2021

Despite the fact that 2021 was not the best year for gaming, some titles such as Genshin Impact. Not necessarily those released in the previous 12 months — generated a lot of discussion on social media. In its official blog, Twitter analysed all of the hottest games, suggesting that 2021 will be another record year for gaming chatter.

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According to statistics, there were approximately 2.4 billion gaming-related texts sent in 2018, up 14% from 2020. Another point worth noticing is that Q4 was the most active quarter for gaming conversation on the platform, maybe as a result of Metaverses and NFTs becoming hot issues in the industry.

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What helped Genshin Impact gain so much Popularity?

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Last year, Genshin Impact took the top spot in worldwide gaming discussions, beating out Apex Legends, Final Fantasy, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Minecraft, and Fortnite, which all made the top ten. These aren’t really surprising results, given that Genshin Impact was the most popular Subreddit in 2021.

Surpassing both League of Legends and Grand Theft Auto Online. Genshin Impact, which debuted in 2020, surpassed $1 billion in consumer spending in 2021, placing it among PUBG Mobile, Roblox, and Pokemon Go. Given how fresh it is, that’s even more astounding.

The Game Awards in December and the Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase were the most talked-about gaming events, followed by E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo). As far as we know, the E3 2022 in-person event has been cancelled, and ESA has yet to clarify whether or not an online session will be held at this time, thus 2021 could very well be the final triumph of the whole thing.

In terms of countries tweeting about gaming, Japan is first, followed by the United States, South Korea, Thailand, Brazil, the Philippines, Indonesia, the United Kingdom, France, and India.

Finally, the Twitter blog published esports statistics, naming Mongraal and Bugha as top athletes and LOUD esports and FaZe Clan as the most popular teams.

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