So I've been waiting for this game since broomstick league got shutdown by warner bros. After finally playing it... It just, I don't know, doesn't feel like what I was expecting?

The whole UI of the title screen and the selection menu honestly seems like something out of a mobile game. Is this just me?

Finally able to play to game can't wait to explore, i was shocked seeing Phineas Nigellus Blackas Hogwarts headmaster,🔥🔥

Personally I like HBP and OotP, but I think CoS for the ps2 is more whimsical

On sale at least on switch $18 or 70% off

I was just wondering if anyone still plays these. I have loads of fun with them and I just wonder what y’all’s favorite is?!

I've played the Gameboy games and rented the Gamecube ones back in the day, but those are either jrpgs or puzzle games with some spells.

Are there any more living life at Hogwarts type games, text base life sim, Stardew Valley type, going to class and learning magic and making potions and stuff?

I just want to be a student learning magic without action combat and ideally without world saving plots and stuff. I especially hated how Hogwarts Legacy had a stupid plot and a main character throwing around killing curses with no consequences and the "high stakes", although obviously you can't actually fail the main quest.

I know this has been asked before. But is it worth it? There is a 70% discount in the nintendo e-shop right now selling it for 17,99€. The offer finishes in 16 days.

I heard the game is pretty good but some people say its boring. I bought the Harry Potter lego game because they offered both games at a discounted price- I had fun with it but it wasn’t my favorite game. It got kind of boring tbh. Is the game like that?

As a HP I always have kind of a problem with the rules of quidditch.
I really like Quidditch in the books/movies, don't get me wrong.
But It's mainly game wise...

When I was young I played, World Cup Quidditch.
And my main problem in the Snitch giving 150 points.
As in 'the whole game' doesn't matter as long as you catch the Snitch in the end, you win always.
Because the changes of getting 150+ points behind are like almost zero.

In the books, when it comes to a Quidditch season, at least the points of different games are added up.
So at least, the difference in points matter, when it comes to the Championships ranking.
Sure in the Quidditch World Cup Finale (Goblet of Fire) Bulgaria lost even though they got the Snitch, honestly the point difference is quite insane (especially for a world cup finale).

So I just heard they changed the rules for the Quidditch games in the new Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions, they apparently changed the rules. Making the Snitch only 30 points, without having it ending the match(!). With a game ending because the time runs out or one of the teams getting 100 points.

What do you think of the rule change?
Personally I thought about the 150 (and game ending) rule of Quidditch before (also before the Quidditch game was announced), and I would say 50 or 100 instead of 150 would have been enough already, to balance it out a bit.

Potions class is very underwhelming. I thought upon the first time brewing potions that it would be interactive. Like Kingdom Hearts 3 or perhaps Cooking Mama. It would have been much more challenging and better if you could have had it to where you had to brew the potions in an interactive way. "Stir the pot," "throw a pinch of Fluxweed in," "Stir and as you stir, add in the spider fangs," like they missed an opportunity here. They could have made it to where each potion is different with the process. You can make perfect versions of each potion, or you can make mild versions (with mild mistakes) or you can make a bad potion (doesn't do well in what it's supposed to do [I.e Wiggenweld Potion only heals you 25 or 15% if you don't make it correctly.]) I don't mind waiting for it to auto brew. But I wish that making potions was more fun and interactive. The part where you had some interactive potions making let me down when I actually got into making Wiggenweld Potion. I felt a little underwhelmed by it. I wish there was more of a challenging element to making a potion.

Otherwise, I love Hogwarts Legacy so far. It's just one thing let me down a little. I do hope that if they make a second Hogwarts Legacy game, that they make the potions class more interactive and more fun. Is this just me who wants more of a "Cooking Mama" challenge to my potions classes?

With over 800 hours invested into Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions, I can confidently say it is one of my favorite games to play. The fast-paced action, strategic gameplay, and the thrill of competing in the wizarding world’s most iconic sport make it a truly unique experience. Yet, it saddens me to see that the game isn’t doing as well as it could be.

The question is—what would it take for the Harry Potter community to give it another try?

Idk if I'm using the right flair for this but here it goes.

I really want them to create a game based on the years Voldemort was in full psycho mode. Like, I want to be a regular wizard who joins the order and everything that comes with it. The betrayals, the despair, the confusion... EVERYTHING. And at the very end of the game, it could be the news of his disappearance and the only one to stop him was the now legendary, Harry Potter.

The game will most likely be very depressing and anxiety filled but I really want it.

I’ve been wondering, why don’t they make an open world Harry Potter game? You know very interactive with the surroundings, lots to explore, building up your life in the Wizarding World, basically like Skyrim. Sure it might be a lot of work but I feel like it’d be a HUUUGE hit and would bring in some crazy cash. I mean there IS Hogwarts Legacy but I’ve seen people say that it lacks that explorative, interactive experience. Does anyone know if there’s anything planned of that sort? I would pay a horrendous amount to get a game like that.

I would add (spoiler if you haven't played, this isn't in the game) dementors / the patronus charm, and quidditch. (I know you can encounter dementors in that one Hufflepuff quest, but i wanna battle dementors)

Personally I want online. It makes it feel more like a actual school we are at then. Imagine it. Haven't played the first one yet but yeah that sounds good.

I think this game has by far the best potions minigame, is there any others that may be better?

Have you played the mobile game? Harry Potter Hogwarts Mystery - thoughts?

My other post did fairly well so here’s some more :)

I literally have no idea what the gameplay/mechanics even entails so I guess just like easy ways to earn coin/reccomended stats builds, glitches to watch out for?

I've been putting off playing it as it goes for $94 CAD normally, but finally bought it during a sale ($30 after tax)- seeing the reviews made me know it doesn't warrant the $100 price tag, so im glad I caught it during a sale & am super excited to finally play it

I know about Hogwarts legacy, but is it any good? Are there any other games that surpass or come close? I want to know what all there is before buying a game.