Genshin Impact codes from the version 3.0 livestream

Genshin Impact codes - a tree burns in the Sumeru teaser trailer — (Image credit: miHoYo)

Genshin Impact codes are a big part of the livestream that airs every couple of months. People tune in to find out what's coming in the game, but also to get some free Primogems they can use to wish on the upcoming characters. This time we're getting our first fully-fledged look at the Sumeru region and its new Dendro-element characters, so you can bet a lot of people will be watching.

If you're a no-spend player hoping to grab either of the Dendro characters, Collei or Tighnari, you're going to have to save some Primos, and the three livestream codes will help pad out your current Primogem savings. Genshin Impact livestream codes usually expire after only a day, so you'll want to redeem these as soon as they air so you don't forget.

Here I'll add each Genshin Impact code as it appears in the livestream so you can do just that. I'll also explain how to redeem the codes a little lower down, just in case this is your first time grabbing the freebies.

Genshin Impact codes: All current livestream Primogems

8ANCKTWYVRD5 - 100 Primogems and ten Mystic Enhancement Ore
EA7VKTFHU9VR - 100 Primogems and five Hero's Wit
KT7DKSFGCRWD - 100 Primogems and 50,000 Mora

How to redeem Genshin Impact codes

First thing's first, you'll have to be at least Adventure Rank 10 to redeem any codes, so if you're a new player who wants the free stuff, make sure you've hit that. Either way, you can't redeem these in-game so you'll have to head over to HoYoverse's website to redeem your Genshin codes:

Head to the Hoyoverse redemption website
Log in and choose your region
Enter your code and press redeem
If it was successful, log into Genshin Impact
Check your mailbox and claim your rewards

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