Genshin Impact Expands with Miliastra Wonderland UGC Mode Offering Custom Characters, Maps, and Quests

HoYoverse has unveiled its most ambitious addition yet to Impacto de Genshin: a user-generated content system called Miliastra Wonderland. Launching with Version 6.1 “Luna II” on October 22, 2025, this new mode enables players to design their own worlds, create custom characters, and share original quests and stages with the global community. As PC Gamer reports, the feature draws comparisons to platforms like Roblox and Fortnite Creative, signaling Genshin’s shift toward player-driven content.

Miliastra Wonderland: Build, Create, and Share

At the core of the update is the Miliastra Sandbox, an editor that allows players to assemble custom “Stages” using terrain pieces, structures, enemies, and interactive logic components. GamesRadar notes that these tools can be used to build everything from puzzle adventures and co-op dungeons to PvP arenas and mini-games. Players can even define victory conditions, triggers, and environmental mechanics without any coding experience, opening creative possibilities to newcomers and veterans alike.

In addition to world design, Miliastra introduces fully customizable avatars known as Manekins. These characters can be shaped and styled using facial features, hairstyles, outfits, and accessories unlocked through gameplay. It marks the first time players can create an entirely original character outside of the Traveler or HoYoverse-designed cast, expanding player expression in new directions.

Access and Integration Across Platforms

Miliastra Wonderland will be available on all platforms, including PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and mobile devices. To access it, players must complete the Prologue Act I quest “The Outlander Who Caught the Wind.” Once unlocked, Miliastra can be entered through a new menu tab or a shortcut icon beside the Adventure Handbook. The update also introduces adaptive performance systems to help lower-end devices handle complex player-built worlds. This includes dynamic asset scaling and AI-assisted optimization to maintain consistent frame rates even when dozens of interactive elements are present in a scene.

Rewards, Monetization, and the Miliastra Pass

Miliastra Wonderland features its own progression and reward track through the Miliastra Pass. This functions similarly to Genshin’s existing Battle Pass but focuses on creative and social achievements rather than combat. Players can unlock cosmetics, materials, and exclusive outfit pieces for their Manekin avatars by building, publishing, or participating in other players’ creations. According to IGN, HoYoverse is also planning a Creator Rewards Program that will spotlight top-rated maps and distribute in-game rewards to successful creators.

Importantly, Miliastra will not offer Primogems or gacha-related items as rewards, separating creative progression from the game’s monetized core loop. This ensures balance between free players and those focused on standard gameplay while encouraging participation for the sake of creativity and visibility.

Community Reactions and Early Concerns

Initial reactions from the Genshin community have been overwhelmingly positive. Players welcome the chance to contribute directly to the game world, praising HoYoverse’s decision to support UGC instead of relying solely on limited events. However, some fans remain cautious about content moderation and performance limitations. Maintaining a healthy creative space will require robust reporting tools and strong review systems to prevent misuse or inappropriate content.

There is also ongoing discussion about how much creative freedom players will truly have. Some worry that restrictions on enemy placement or asset types might limit ambition, while others are optimistic that future updates will expand the toolkit. Developers have already confirmed that additional building assets and quest scripting tools are planned for Version 6.3 and beyond.

A New Era for Genshin Impact

The arrival of Miliastra Wonderland signals a turning point for Impacto de Genshin. For years, the game has thrived on developer-driven content cycles. Now, HoYoverse is inviting its players to help build the future of Teyvat. If this experiment succeeds, it could dramatically extend the game’s longevity and transform it into a platform that blends story, creativity, and social play.

With the launch of Version 6.1, Genshin Impact moves beyond being just an open-world RPG. It becomes a collaborative creative space where every player has the chance to shape their own corner of adventure. For HoYoverse and its global fanbase, Miliastra Wonderland could mark the start of a new era for one of gaming’s most enduring live-service worlds.