Genshin Impact Leaks Full Track List for New Rhythm Game Mode

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Genshin Impact Leaks Full Track List for New Rhythm Game Mode

Key Takeaways

  • Genshin Impact is adding a permanent rhythm event in Version 5.3 with a total of 56 tracks.
  • The tracks appear to be pulled from the first five regions of Genshin Impact, presumably leaving Natlan for a future update.
  • Version 5.3 is expected to launch on January 1, 2025.



Genshin Impact is adding a permanent rhythm event in Version 5.3, and thanks to a recent leak, players can see the full track list available at launch. At its core, Genshin Impact is an open world adventure, where players can pull for their favorite characters and use them to build powerful teams. However, the developers have never shied away from offering alternative game modes that aren’t focused on combat, the most notable examples being Genius Invokation TCG and the Serenitea Pot.

While the Rhythm event has had many incarnations throughout Genshin Impact‘s history (recently returning in Version 4.6), it became popular enough for the developers to consider adding a permanent game mode. Among other quality-of-life features coming to Genshin Impact in Version 5.3, the permanent Rhythm event will also be added, complete with an accompanying store, as well as a way for players to share their own tracks.


A screenshot from a Genshin Impact trailer showing Snezhnaya's Zapolyarny Palace.

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According to MadCroiX, Genshin Impact will feature a grand total of 56 tracks in the initial version of the event, which will bear the name “Repertoire of Myriad Melodies.” The assortment of tracks appears to be pulled from the first five regions of Genshin Impact, presumably leaving Natlan for a future update. It features both general tracks such as “The Hustle and Bustle of Ormos” and theme songs dedicated to specific Genshin Impact characters.


Genshin Impact: Repertoire of Myriad Melodies Track List

Mondstadt

  • Bustling Afternoon in Mondstadt
  • Invitation of Windblume
  • Bard’s Adventure – Venti
  • Let’s Go, Crimson Knight! – Klee Contemplation in Snow – Albedo
  • Dance of Aphros – Eula
  • Sieh an, mein Sommernachtgarten! – Fischl
  • Exclusive Specialty – Diona
  • Symphony of Boreal Wind
  • Caelestinum Finale Termini
  • An Interesting Labour
  • Photon of Fluctuation


Liyue

  • Moon in One’s Cup
  • Rapid as Wildfires
  • Path of Yaksha – Xiao
  • Qilin’s Prance – Ganyu
  • Rex Incognito – Zhongli
  • Any Last Words? – Hu Tao
  • Chapter of a New Era – Yun Jin
  • The Crane Cries – Shenhe
  • Rage Beneath the Mountains
  • Wrath of Monoceros Caeli – Tartaglia
  • Devastation and Redemption – Yun Jin

Inazuma

  • Duel in the Mist
  • Drifter’s Destiny – Kazuha
  • Blossoms of Summer Night – Yoimiya
  • Devotion of the Keeper – Thoma
  • Termination of Desires – Raiden Shogun
  • Time to Shine – Arataki Itto
  • Nothing but Trickery – Yae Miko
  • Storm Chaser – Shikanoin Heizou
  • No Turning Back
  • Saltatio Favillae
  • The Almighty Violet Thunder – Raiden Shogun

Sumeru

  • Hustle and Bustle of Ormos
  • Gilded Runner
  • Melody of Distant Green Fields
  • Caprice of the Leaves – Collei
  • Winding Through Avidya – Tighnari
  • Surasthana Fantasia – Nahida
  • Cogitation of Epochs – Alhaitham
  • Order of Silence – Cyno
  • Whirling of Vairambhaka – Faruzan
  • Polumnia Omnia – The Balladeer
  • God-Devouring Mania


Fontaine

  • Rondeau des fleurs et des rapieres
  • Lamentation et Triomphe
  • Lustrous Trick – Lyney
  • Nippy Bout – Wriothesley
  • Parousia Diluvi – Neuvillette
  • Se mettre sur son trente-et-un! – Furina
  • Ode to Unbegun Offerings – Arlecchino
  • Shining Sails and Painted Parasols – Navia
  • Absolutio Absoluta Absolutissime – Arlecchino
  • Silhouette of Catastrophe
  • La vaguelette – Furina

Current footage from the beta implies that the tracks can be played at any time, and due to the permanency of the new Rhythm event, players won’t need to worry about the game mode disappearing after a week or two. While it remains to be seen if the developers will continue to support the new game mode in a similar vein to Genius Invokation TCG in Genshin Impact, the initial track list will no doubt keep players busy for a while.


It also remains to be seen what this means for future Genshin Impact Flagship Events that are centered around Rhythm gameplay, as the Repertoire of Myriad Melodies could make them all redundant. That being said, Genius Invokation TCG had its own dedicated event in Version 3.7, which means that the developers may still find a way to feature Rhythm events on top of the Repertoire. At the very least, Genshin Impact players should expect to see Natlan tracks added to the Repertoire of Myriad Melodies once more characters from the region join the main cast. Version 5.3 is expected to launch on January 1, 2025.

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