HoYoverse will expand Genshin Impact on October 22, 2025 with a significant new user-generated mode called Miliastra Wonderland, plus additional Nod-Krai quests and a new character named Nefer. Miliastra Wonderland will act as a separate, magical space where community creators can put together minigames, simulations, challenges and other experimental content. Creations can include achievements, ranking systems, and leaderboards, and HoYoverse will pay royalties to creators who build popular experiences.
A new blank-canvas avatar called a Manekin will represent player creations inside Miliastra Wonderland and in Teyvat. The Manekin will support wide customisation through both free and paid options, with clothing sets and accessories set as the primary monetisation route. Alongside the UGC mode, the October 22, 2025, update will add substantial Nod-Krai storyline quests and introduce the playable character Nefer. The new mode and monetisation setup suggest a long-term push to keep players engaged with both official and community content.
HoYoverse will provide editor tools to help creators learn how the system works, giving a clear incentive to design polished experiences that can earn royalties. The roadmap for Miliastra Wonderland, including how creators will be discovered or promoted, has not been detailed beyond the initial features. Community-driven modes have already been embraced by other big titles, with examples like Fortnite and Roblox. Genshin Impact will join them, focusing on in-game creation tools and a monetized avatar system.
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