Honkai: Star Rail's latest museum management event has been getting rave reviews. The limited-time event was recently rolled out as part of Honkai: Star Rail Version 1.1, and many players seemed to be engrossed in it.
In Honkai: Star Rail Version 1.1, a new location in Belobog opened up called the Belobog History and Culture Museum. Players can access this area once they finish the Trailblaze Mission "Jarilo-Vi: Silent Galaxy." Once in the museum, they can participate in the Everwinter City Museum Event, which will run until June 26, 4 am server time, where they will be tasked to fill up exhibits and manage the museum. They can also receive a generous amount of Stellar Jades and upgrade materials once they've accomplished all the event missions.
It's only been a couple of days since the event came out, but many Honkai: Star Rail players seemed to be enjoying the museum management mini-game. Reddit user Andrea11564 asked fellow players for their opinion of the event so far, and many said in the comments that they really liked it. Some of the positives that they pointed out were the hilarious volunteer stats, the simple yet satisfying gameplay, and the fact that they could interact with all the Belobog characters once they're hired as volunteers. One user also compared it to Yakuza 0's Real Estate Royale mini-game.
Meanwhile, there were also players who pointed out some flaws in the Honkai: Star Rail event. A number of them said they wished it didn't have too much back and forth with the required missions, while another disliked the daily quota that it had. But overall, there seemed to be minimal complaints about the event so far, especially since there were already players who received all the rewards.
There's also good news for those who won't be able to finish the Everwinter City Museum Event before the deadline. Honkai: Star Rail Version 1.1 added a Conventional Memoir in the Travel Log tab, where past events, including the Starhunt Game Event, can be played or replayed. Players could still get a portion of the rewards once they get through them. Many have also pointed out that this feature gave Star Rail an advantage against Genshin Impact, which doesn't let players experience events once they're finished.
Honkai: Star Rail's momentum so far has not gone down since coming out in April. Many players could definitely expect more exciting events and characters in the coming updates.
Honkai: Star Rail is now available on Android, iOS, and PC. A PlayStation version is in development.