Genshin Impact Nod-Krai Booth at Gamescom 2025

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Last Updated on August 14, 2025 by Dante

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If you are heading to gamescom 2025 in Cologne, make a beeline for Booth C031 in Hall 6.

From August 20 to 24, Genshin Impact is running an offline Nod-Krai exhibition that is open to all attendees. You can jump straight into activities, score exclusive merch, and check out new Nod-Krai content.

And, you don’t have to be in the building to view these exhibits. This is an offline event for international gamers and fans, too.

Presentation of the Nod-Krai Booth at gamescom 2025

Traveler, the offline exhibition for Genshin Impact's Nod Krai can officially be experienced at gamescom in Cologne from August 20 to 24.
So, come on over!#Genshingamescom2025 #Nodkraigamescom pic.twitter.com/UDyCeKReVa
— Genshin Impact (@GenshinImpact) August 11, 2025

Here is what is waiting for you at the booth:

Stamp rally challenge. Collect all five Nod-Krai faction stamps to redeem limited merchandise.
Stage and livestream events running throughout the day, both in person and streamed online.
Collaboration giveaways, including Ugreen product tie-ins and a Samsung Natlan-style demo area in Hall 9.
Merchandise area with figures, plushes, art, and more, plus free gifts with certain purchases.

Follow the hashtags #Genshingamescom2025 and #Nodkraigamescom to share your photos and flex your stamp card progress.

Cologne Gamescom Travel Intel

If you are going to Cologne, keep this mind before traveling:

Where to stay. If you want to be walking distance to Koelnmesse, look in Deutz for hotels like Radisson Blu or Motel One Köln-Messe. If those are full, check Altstadt-Nord near the Dom for boutique hotels and take the S-Bahn two stops to Messe/Deutz. Ehrenfeld and Belgisches Viertel are nightlife-heavy areas if you want to mix your con trip with late nights.
Getting there. From Köln Hauptbahnhof (Cologne Central Station), take the S6, S11, S12, or S19 across the river to Messe/Deutz in under five minutes. Trams 3 and 4 also stop directly at Koelnmesse. If you are coming from the airport, the S19 will drop you right at Messe/Deutz without transfers.
Moving around. Grab a VRS day pass if you plan to hit multiple halls, parties, or explore the city after the show. The trains run late, but keep an eye on weekend schedules if you are staying out past midnight.
Food game. Inside Koelnmesse it is overpriced and crowded. Cross the Hohenzollern Bridge back toward the Dom for bakeries, kebab shops, and sit-down restaurants that won’t destroy your wallet.

If you are making the trip, plan your badge pick-up early, wear something comfortable but photo-ready, and leave room in your luggage. The merch area will test your self-control.

DanteEditor-in-Chief at BrandAnime

Dante is Editor-in-Chief (Lord Hokage), which means he runs editorial and operations at BrandAnime. That means this whole thing was his idea, and he spends his time making stuff work and covering the latest anime and games. When he's not doing 100 things at once, he's usually... watching anime or playing games. His life isn't that interesting, honestly.

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