Genshin Impact 2.6 leaks: The Chasm's map

Travelers have gained new information about The Chasm's map as a result of the Genshin Impact 2.6 leaks. Although certain aspects of the map are always subject to change before its final publication, it's still worthwhile to have a look at what's been released. There have been two map leaks thus far, both of which can be seen above.

The Chasm as visible across the overworld is depicted on the left, while the underground part is depicted on the right. There are other Teleport Waypoint sites in these leaks, as well as one Domain and one Statue of the Seven.

The Chasm map leaked ahead of Genshin Impact 2.6 update

The inclusion of The Chasm is one of the most appealing aspects of Genshin Impact 2.6. It was just a matter of time after the beta test for this edition began that the leaks began to stream in. The image above shows how the region appears in the standard overworld.

This Genshin Impact 2.6 leak includes:

• Five new Teleport Waypoints (and one old one)
• One new Domain
• One new Statue of the Seven
• One new World Quest

To their right, travelers may see Qingxu Pool and Lingju Pass. It's important to note that the map's appearance has changed since the previous version. The Chasm has previously been the subject of leaks and screenshots, although it was when the area was still mostly undeveloped. This before and after comparison demonstrates how far we've come since then.

Players will be able to explore an underground portion beneath The Chasm in Genshin Impact 2.6. This latest leak includes multiple Teleport Waypoints, similar to the previous one, but no Domain or Statue of the Seven.

Aside from these maps, there are other Genshin Impact 2.6 leaks, which is good news for fans. Check out Nitro's recent video leak if you want to see more from The Chasm than just their map. It includes about eight minutes of Ayato exploring the underground part. This new video leak reveals a fresh perspective in this area.

The underground region is dark and full of dismal colors, which is unsurprising. There is a lot of verticality in this game's architecture, as well as a lot of open space for players to explore. The leak also serves as a little Ayato presentation, revealing his appearance as he explores the new territory.

It's worth mentioning that there are no creatures or puzzles in this video leak. That isn't to say they won't exist in the new region, so keep that in mind. If a new location's video is leaked, it'll almost certainly be accompanied by new screenshots. A few Genshin Impact 2.6 leaks show out some new areas of the region in this case. Right now, they're mostly just photographs with no story or puzzle spoilers.

Gamers will likely get additional screenshots and information about this new locale as the Genshin Impact 2.6 test continues. Because we're currently in the beta stage, some aspects of this map and location may change.