How to Play the Genshin Impact Bing-Bang Finchball Event

The Genshin Impact Bing-Bang Finchball event has made another comeback with the Luna III update. In Luna III, the Finch-themed pinball-style game returns once more, only the mechanics this time appear somewhat re-tuned, giving a fresh yet slightly unpredictable experience.

Genshin Impact Bing-Bang Finchball event

To participate in the Genshin Impact Bing-Bang Finchball event, players must complete a short quest called “Finches Are Still the Cutest.” It is listed under the Events section, and after selecting it, the quest will direct players to Natlan. There, talking with the NPC Basima the Fifth will introduce the main idea of the event. After the quest ends, all eight stages of the Finchball activity appear on the menu, though not all of them will be immediately playable.

How Finchball Works in Luna III

The Genshin Impact Bing-Bang Finchball event works similarly to earlier versions, but with some differences that are noticeable while playing. The aim is to send Finchballs across a special board, allowing them to bounce around and strike objects that are placed in various patterns. With the two flippers located below, players must try to keep the Finchballs from falling off the board too early.

Every stage uses a unique layout. Some objects award points when hit, and others trigger certain effects that might help in collecting more points. Additionally, the developers added a Finch Technique to each stage, which needs to be used at the right moment.

Stage Release Timing and Progress Flow

The Genshin Impact Bing-Bang Finchball event includes eight stages, but only two open each day. While this rolling schedule encourages players to return regularly, it can also feel slightly restrictive for those who prefer completing everything at once. Regardless, earlier stages must be finished before the later ones unlock, so there is a natural sense of progression that guides the event’s flow.

As the stages increase in complexity, the challenge also rises. Later designs require more precise control, and the Finch Techniques become more significant, making earlier stages feel like preparation rather than separate challenges.

Rewards Included in the Luna III Event

Players participating in the Genshin Impact Bing-Bang Finchball event have a chance to get their hands on several different items that, in one way or another, contribute to improving overall account progress. The selection of rewards is quite broad, although at times it may feel uneven, and includes:

• Primogems
• Hero’s Wit
• Nod-Krai Talent Level-Up Materials
• Mystic Enhancement Ore
• Mora
• Serenitea Pot Furnishings

These rewards usually come from completing each of the event's stages. Reaching the end of all the stages is generally the most effective way to benefit from everything the event has to offer, especially for those who are still trying to gather enough experience books or struggling with talent material shortages.

Players need to remember that the event concludes on December 15, 2025. While rushing through several stages at once might feel feasible for some, for many other players, it can become a really exhausting process that, rather than adding to the fun of the activity, detracts from it entirely.

Players who are also curious about new additions to the game might want to check out the recent Genshin Impact Zibai's signature weapon stats and materials leaked for more insight into upcoming content.

Impressions of the Luna III Version

Although it is a rerun, this Finchball version brings a few changes that stand out more than expected. The changed board layouts and livelier point objects make things a bit unpredictable. For some long-time players, the fresher touch is enjoyable, while others still feel the older, simpler style was better.

All in all, Genshin Impact's Bing-Bang Finchball event is a light, engaging event that gives players a break from the usual combat tasks, while offering useful rewards. Although a few parts can be somewhat inconsistent or take a moment to grasp, it retains its charm and is valued by many players.