Hogwarts Legacy

I am not a die hard HP fan, but do enjoy magic and all the HP series had to offer. It was nice in the game to walk around Hogwarts, and chase the flying books, and ride your broom around, learn spells and attend classes like your really in the school. The games allot of fun, somewhere down the line tho, I just couldn't commit to it. If you like open world, and flying, and questing, and choosing dialog I defiantly would buy.

---{ Graphics }---
☑ You forget what reality is
☐ Beautiful
☐ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS

---{ Gameplay }---
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't

---{ Audio }---
☑ Eargasm
☐ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf

---{ Audience }---
☐ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☐ Grandma

---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☐ Decent
☑ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer

---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☐ Workable
☐ Big
☑ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data

---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☑ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls

---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☑ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding

---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☑ Good
☐ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life

---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☑ Long
☐ To infinity and beyond

---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☐ Worth the price
☑ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money

---{ Bugs }---
☐ Never heard of
☑ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs

---{ ? / 10 }---
☐ 1
☐ 2
☐ 3
☐ 4
☐ 5
☐ 6
☐ 7
☑ 8
☐ 9
☐ 10

As Harry Potter fan — yes, I would recommend it. Walking around Hogsmeade, exploring Hogwarts and casting unforgivable curses, it was fun and cool. I enjoyed my time here.
But as RPG with open world fan — I wouldn't recommend it for the full price. If you buy it on sale, it might be worth it. Game looks flat and superficially, it missing some work in details about NPCs and world in general.

But 8/10 as I love the idea of Harry Potter world based game without Harry Potter (finally). I appreciate them trying to do completely another story in this universe but it needs more work to be done. I hope they're gonna try harder on the next one.

As a long-time fan of *Hogwarts Legacy*, I am extremely disappointed with the recent 01/30/2025 patch update. The game has always had its issues, but this update takes things to a whole new level, and not in a good way.

First and foremost, the developers have completely disregarded what was stated in the Terms and Conditions during the installation. The clear promise that players’ personal information (like age, gender, or email) would remain private has been completely violated. Now, not only are players being forced to sign up for a WB (Warner Bros) account, but we're also required to link it to the game and the CurseForge mod website. This feels like an invasion of privacy, especially for a single-player RPG game. No one wants to give up their personal data for something that was perfectly fine without this forced integration.

But the worst part of this update? The mods. *Hogwarts Legacy* was one of the few games that kept the modding community alive. Mods were the saving grace for many players who wanted a more personalized experience. Now, because of WB's restrictions, many mods are no longer available through the in-game mod menu. A ton of beloved mods are completely gone, and the mods that remain are now monitored by WB. This is a terrible decision that effectively kills the game’s creative freedom and fun for many fans.

To make matters worse, the mods that i had been using before the patch are now completely broken, which essentially ruins the game for a lot of us. What was once an exciting and engaging experience is now hindered by intrusive requirements and restrictions.

In summary, I’m extremely frustrated with this update. The forced WB account integration, the destruction of the modding community, and the invasion of privacy are all bad decisions that have completely soured my experience. I urge the developers to listen to the community and reconsider forcing players to sign up for accounts and restrict modding in such a heavy-handed manner. Forcing players to share personal data just to enjoy a single-player game is not only unnecessary but also frustrating. Please, bring back the freedom that made *Hogwarts Legacy* enjoyable in the first place.

A mile wide and an inch deep. I really wish I liked this game more than I did. The long collection quests have no satisfying completion and you feel let down after searching for hundreds of hidden items only to get a minor reward. The battle is fun, but becomes very repetitive. The character quests feel like they they would have happened the same whether you were there or not. Finally the classes, which were one of the reasons I wanted this game, were over after one session.

Honestly visuals are stunning but the game feels generic. Fucking NPCs always praising you like your some kind of GOAT. Combat is aight but kind of repetitive. Quest lines are boring and all you get as a reward are better clothes. Writing is whack.

At the time of writing it's on sale, 75% off making it a 15€/$ game. For that price it's not a steal, it's armed robbery. The game is good but absolutely flawed and the ray tracing implementation is hot garbage. Let RT be off and enjoy better visuals and frame rate. Stone floor tiles that people walk on are not mirrors, come on Avalanche you know this.

The story is OK, voice acting ranges from solid to "one take from a fiverr VA" bad, minor quests are often stale (except for "that" quest in Hogsmeade which is FANTASTIC, if you know you know).

I've completed just about everything in the game save the peak completionist tasks. Without looking I'd say I'm at 97%-ish, and I really don't recommend doing that.

The game's strength lies in the open world, scenery, exploration and combat. Combat isn't difficult and once you've made your final build it's fairly repetetive, but it's so satisfying and flashy that I still had a great time with it.

I've run into my fair share of bugs, even softlocked the game once. Some quest decisions will make characters dislike you, vendors may shun you. I managed to talk to a vendor between quest completion and "shun trigger" which locked most of the game, such as dialogue, flying, audio, map etc. Luckily I could jump so my one and only game death came from resetting the game to last auto save via a very helpful cliff.

All in all, I wish I had spent 10-15h less in my playthrough to optimize the fun I could have had. Maybe playing this after two playthroughs of Baldur's Gate 3 wasn't setting up the voice actors for success either.

I'm giving it a 7/10 and recommend grabbing it on sale.

O my joy when this game finally went on sale. O my anger when I received a laggy mess WITH NO GRAPHICS OPTIONS.
1/10 - FIX THIS
1 Point because u can pet the cats

Forced DLSS that makes the game look like smeary/blurry mess and the cherry on top below:

WB GAMES EULA

6. Consent to Monitor
When the Game is running, WB Games, its affiliates or its contractors may monitor your System for uses that violate the Limited License Section. You hereby grant WB Games, its affiliates and its contractors permission to monitor your System for purposes of identifying such use and communicating potential violations to WB Games. WB Games, its affiliates and its contractors are under no obligation to monitor your System.

Hm, weird vague grey area EULA that doesn't go into exact detail as to what they monitor. Why the fuck do I need to be 'monitored' to play a single player game? Fuck off.

Super boring and uninteresting game. I found the story got in the way of my immersion, there were so many cutscenes that the game felt broken up, I did not want to sit there and watch a movie. The combat was miserable, I spent the whole game spamming the same 4 buttons stun locking the enemies until their HP went to zero. There was no real challenge, I couldn't wait for it to be over.

Really enjoyed playing this game but a recent update forces you to agree to give personal information to WB. The only option is to agree to the terms which allows WB access to a huge amount of data. Will keep an eye on updates as I hope they remove this setting and let me play the game I paid for.

Games should not have data collection launchers. If they do, and offer an opt-out, they shouldn't make it where you have to ENTER YOUR EMAIL to opt out on a website. And then the game launcher doesn't let you continue, even though you did what they said to opt out.

While this game has been out a while, I wanted to leave some thoughts. Unless you are a major Harry Potter fan, DO NOT BUY!!!!! This game is incredibly mediocre, and while the map is beautiful everything else just feels pretty lackluster: no-one reacts to your actions even when you're using forbidden curse's (a house system would have helped), the story is pretty boring as a generic 'chosen one' story, and the combat isn't that fun to me.

- viasual and lore details is 10 of 10
- gameplay 4/10
- boooring 10/10

realy butiful museum game with a lot of great details from HP lore, but without intersting chracters, plot, or anything else what any game should have.

All in all. It gets boring realy fast. The world is great and the locarions are nice to see. But the game loop is meh at best.

Went into this game not expecting much. But the game is a hidden gem. It scratches the itch of experiencing the Wizarding world.

The graphics are gorgeous and really show off the beautiful Scottish landscape. The particle effects look so good when casting spells. Even the characters look great. It perfectly encapsulates the look and feel of Hogwarts.

The game-play is quite fun in the beginning. It gets repetitive towards the end as there isn't really much enemy variation. The game can get pretty tough and it really doesn't hold your hand in the higher difficulties. Overall its a fun experience to kit out your character with a selection of wands, brooms, mythical beasts and a load of fun hats

The major issue I have with the game is the poor optimization. The game runs poorly depending on the hardware you have. It's pretty unfortunate considering it is really fun and the graphics are really good. It seems to perform more consistently on less powerful hardware in my experience. The moment I upgraded my setup the problems got significantly worse.

Summary: The game is fun and looks insanely gorgeous. If you can overcome the performance issues. It's for sure a great gem to have in your collection

Extremely shady data collection policy added more than 2 years after release. WB execs are worse than locusts. Do not buy this game. They ask for any and all data to be collected from your system while holding WB exempt from any reciprocal lawsuit or accountability.

Boycott this game and ask for a refund while you're at it.

WB is out of their minds by not allowing us paid customers to not agree with a very illegal personal data collection.

-Photos, Videos, or Audio Information: Images or recordings from your device or that you otherwise post or submit to us or photos or recordings of you from live experiences or events.

-recordings of your interactions with our Services, which may include mouse clicks, mouse movements, keystrokes, and page scrolling. When you use our Service, you consent to the recording of your interactions with us.

-Social Media Information: Information about your social media engagement and interaction with social media sites.

-we may collect chats, comments, posts, customer service communications. We may also collect data that could be considered biometric

-Usage and Viewing Information: Films, TV shows, and videos that you view (including title and genre, watchlists you compile, and searches you conduct), webpages, apps, and ads you see and interact with, as well as the accounts you link together

WTF!? your insane!

Ya know how CoD and sports game franchises release terrible titles each year but casual players still buy them because its the only thing like it on the market and because these players have no frame of reference for what a good game is? That's kinda what happened with Hogwarts Legacy.

This game is mediocre at best, with a forgettable story, beautiful but static environments, horrendous looking facial animations, terrible performance, out of place and annoying character cosmetic and inventory systems, bland and repetitive side content, and the travesty that is Nearly Headless Nick's voice acting. And yet, a bunch of Potterheads who probably haven't played too many games before ate this shit up. In the end I can't really blame them, this is the only modern officially licensed game that lets you experience student life at Hogwarts, but I wish there was more of an overlap between avid gamers and Harry Potter fans, because then there would be more demands for the game that this franchise actually deserves instead of acceptance of a mediocre one.

there are definitely changes I would suggest regarding the bosses, the storyline and the way loots appear in the menu, but overall it is a good exploration and adventure game. I just hope that for the price point and the importance of the story behind it, it would have been more carefully designed.

Bought the game late last year, made a character, but only this past week got around to playing.

After a recent update, you are now forced to agree to the game selling personal information. There is a visible "Do not sell or share my personal information" button; however, clicking it redirects to a website unavailable in the country I am currently in.

I won't be playing unless this is resolved in-game (and I'm not counting the manual opt-out form that has been posted on the forums which also doesn't load). If there is continues to be silence on this topic from the developers I'll be requesting a refund as I'm still below the 2 hours played.

This game forces you to agree to giving your personal info in order to play. uninstalling permanently and seeking a refund. seeing this often along with many games infected with ads. it's a shame to see so many games trying to force info and money from us.

Used to play it on a other steam account for more than 20 hours,lost that account and decided to buy it on my new one. Sadly the changes with policy and privacy make the game unable to be played if u value your privacy..

No graphics options. This has been an issue for over a month. How does a major AAA game studio have such a major bug persist for a significant portion of its players for that long without doing or saying anything about it. Wtf.

WB recently updated the game and made it unplayable. Thankfully I already completed the story, but this destroys any interest I have in sequels. I don't use mods, my computer is very capable of managing this game, it is purely a technical problem for WB.

I am not really a big fan of single player games nor am I a Harry Potter fanboy, but DAMN was this game good! The scenery and the combat is what did it for me. I've never really felt more immersed into a game than this one. The world was beautiful. You got to experience it in all 4 seasons. The Hogwarts castle was a master piece. The amount of detail and design that went into this game is something that all games should aim for.

I finished the main story and about 40% of the extra challenges and side quests in 25 hours. There's tons to do. The spell combos made me look forward to battles. The combinations of gear traits, talents and spells made for a unique fighting experience from any other game. The world's graphics and side-content made me get distracted from my main objective. The personalized 'room of requirements' player house was amazingly customizable and beautiful.

The only thing I think this game could have done better was better choice opportunity and NPC interaction. (We should have been able to bag Prof. Garlick)
I'd give this game an 8.5/10 where as I would give Skyrim a 9/10.

In order to play the game you have to agree to the collection and selling of your personal data, including files on your computer to WB and their affiliates. There is no Opt-In option to give consent, which is illegal in the EU. There is only an Opt-Out option which forces you to fill out a form with most of your sensitive data. This is a violation of EU privacy rights and a refund has been requested. Hopefully WB will change this in the future.

+Good game
+Good graphics
+Good gameplay
-Shaders

They have changed the Terms and Conditions that if you agree, means they can collect your data and sell it. If you don't agree you can't play the game.

You must agree to the EULA and privacy policy on the first start of the game. There is an opt-out button "|D| DO NOT SELL OR SHARE MY PERSONAL INFORMATION", but it doesn't work. You can't play this game without all your personal data to be sold and shared as WB Games Inc. seems fit.

The new update has ruined it. They broke all the mods and made it difficult to even start the game.

Most recent update changes the terms of service, the opt out of selling your data option doesn't function and locks you out of playing unless you accept.

The last update of the game added a fun new social feature that collects all of your data. So far so good, a lot of games are doing that.

Unfortunately can you not opt out of this particular feature, which is a violation of the GDPR Policies in the entirety of Europe.

Hence I can not recommend the game, or WB, whatsoever.

Game was good on PS4. got a new pc, upgraded and all, and now the game wont play. Thank god for all the support forums telling me to go delete shaders and go into my computer files and delete folders. You would think this game would be optimized a year after its release. It is not. This game is no good anymore.

As of the last update the game is literally unplayable. When I launch it I am asked for permission to sell my personal data and the decline button opens a web page saying that the privacy center is not available in my region. With no way to decline I am unable to start the game. Because of that I strongly recommend against buying this game until the issue is resolved.

It's a fun and beautiful game. Generally runs well on Linux too!

But for the love of all that is good in gaming:

* Stop advertising your other products with in-game pop-ups
* Stop introducing privacy policies with no options to opt out from your data collection racket
* Stop releasing updates that break the game for thousands of people

I know that everyone uses your Data nowadays but being forced to accept new terms of agreement after hours of playing the game?
Also what they track is rediciulous:

- Images or recordings from your device
-Films, TV shows, and videos that you view (including title and genre, watchlists you compile, and searches you conduct), webpages, apps, and ads you see and interact with, as well as the accounts you link together, including recordings of your interactions with our Services, which may include mouse clicks, mouse movements, keystrokes, and page scrolling.

I had wanted to try this game out for quite a while. Not a crazy fan of HP but I enjoyed the movies so thought it would be fun. I recently bought it because it was on sale and was excited to try it, only to be immediately disappointed.

Literally 5 days before I started to try setting up to play they introduced this "Mods Update" which has basically cuts off the already well established modding community. As well as added a terms of service notice at startup which literally has a "Consent to Monitor my system" clause and a "We're gonna sell your data unless you opt out" option. I've never seen a more crimson flag. It amazes me how tone deaf these companies are.

So I will not be trying this game and do not recommend it. I'm sure some people do not care about these changes and find no issues with the new update. However, I personally do not appreciate games that try to dictate how I play a single player campaign, what mods I can use, invading my privacy by trying to monitor my system, and selling my data by default. That shows me a complete lack of respect for the player. I'm only glad that I bought this game on sale for $5 and not wasted anything more on it.

Great job at ruining your own game with this new patch that won't let the game even start as usual and the new policy with collecting and sharing data! I was enjoying Legacy so much till this happened.

After purchase i have to find out, that this disgusting Warner Brothers company enforces the selling of my data which is unlawful by EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). They present an OPT-OUT form, that directs you to a webpage on their site, that shows up simply as unavailable.

This is illegal here in Europe by all accounts, the fact that steam hasn't taken this game down yet is beyond surprising considering i had to find out after the fact many others have had this same experience after their recent update.

With the latest update, the terms of service now include a section where they can, without notifying you, disclose your personal information (IP address, personal information, chat logs, payment information and other information) to third parties.

When I tried to opt out of this, I got redirected to a page which informs you "The Warner Bros. Discovery Privacy Center is Not Available in Your Region."

I've sunk 80+ hours of time into this game, which is now being held hostage unless I agree to give them my person information. Very disappointing.


For reference here's the relevant section, straight from their terms of service:
"You understand that WB Games may, with or without notice to you, disclose your Internet Protocol (IP) address(es), personal information, chat logs, payment information and other information about you and your activities to third parties, in response to a request by law enforcement, a court order or other legal process, or if WB Games believes that doing so may protect your safety or the safety of others. If you are a user outside the United States, you also consent to the transfer of your data to the United States."

Discovered that they harvest your data. Any company that does this to their games will end up with me getting a refund. Bad, bad practice WB. Enough of our data is being harvested as it is without a media company adding to that.

For that reason I'd steer well clear of this game unless they change their practice in the future.

So the update has caused the game to start crashing for me on startup when the epilepsy warning comes up. I was playing just fine for the past few weeks so its not my setup since I didn't change anything and I had no mods installed. If they fix it then I'll change this.

I was enjoying the game but then they released an update making it impossible to play without selling my soul. And before a moderator shares a link that doesn't work, I'm not in the mood for gas lighting and misdirection. I've even tried emailing Warner Bros but can't even do that because apparently they need to verify you first before they will even read your request. Well guess what, the email verification link doesn't work so I can't even email them!

The update on the 31st of January killed more or less the game.

Before it worked fine, but now it tries to force you to agree that all your data is collected. There is a button with “Do not sell or share my data” but this only gives you the following webpage: https://www.wbdprivacy.com/do-not-sell-or-share-request/

The interesting point is, the content if you connect from Germany to it:
“The Warner Bros. Discovery Privacy Center is Not Available in Your Region To learn more about your privacy rights, visit our Privacy Policy”

The 75% discount was an OK deal for the game since it had ingame advertisements for other Harry Potter games [Lego] and the “deluxe” update [it is worth less]. It also crashed multiple times, especially if you used the fast travel system.
I invested more then 50 Hours and now the game is only a waste of hard drive space. I’ll try to get a refund since it is unplayable.

After the new update (the one with mods) i can't pass the "Do not sell or share my personal information" quest.

EDIT:

More info about the issue here
https://steamcommunity.com/app/990080/discussions/0/599643178892562658/

and here
https://steamcommunity.com/app/990080/discussions/0/599643178892569931/

With the date of the big "Community Modding Update" yesterday, they have killed most of 1500 mods already existing. Mod authors have worked hard for two years for free to make this game better, instead of the developer who hasn't even fixed the biggest bugs. Now they had the great idea to monetarize the modding community for reviving their game... and at the same time they have showed such a disrespect to the community. So sad...I really loved the idea at the first glance.

I was about to give this game a rather high rating as it is very well done and fits perfectly into the world of Harry Potter.

But as of today the option "do not sell my data" in this ridiculous EULA (that I had to resign in order to continue) leads to a webside that does not work, FORCING ME TO AGREE THAT WARNER BROS CAN DO WITH MY DATA AS THEY PLEASE IN ORDER TO CONTINUE PLAYING.

To me, knowing to be ripped off this way ruins the fun completely. After I read the EULA (which used my location data without permission btw), I seriously considered deleting game and character completely.

I tried to figure out if there is a way to keep Warner from harvesting my data. The function is simply not available (no intention here, right!?) and there is nothing in the FAQs either (totally not intentional...).

As this is the only way I can fight back at least a little bit, I give this game

0 out of 10

Data harvesting and ripoff operation. Do not buy.

FUCK YOU WARNER BROS.

P.S. : Go to the Steam Warner Bros Publisher Page an click on "ignore". Very useful function.

This review is a little biased because this is the first Harry Potter universe game I’ve fully completed and gotten 100% achievements in.

First of all, I’m so glad this isn’t another game where you just play as Harry Potter. Instead, you get to create your own character and fully experience the world of Hogwarts. That alone made it worth playing for me.

Gameplay

The developers clearly put a lot of love into this game, and it shows. Hogwarts Castle is absolutely stunning so much so that it actually made me tear up at times. Everything feels alive, from NPCs casually using magic to paint pictures or prank each other to weird potion experiments happening in the bathrooms. I could spend hours just listening to NPC conversations.

The game has three main areas:
- Hogwarts Castle – Easily the best part of the game, full of detail, personality, and magic everywhere.
- Hogsmeade – A charming, lively village that’s fun to explore and next to the castle.
- The Open World – This was hit-or-miss for me. It has some interesting moments, but compared to Hogwarts, it feels less polished and emptier. It honestly felt like two different teams worked on these areas—the castle is bursting with life, while the open world feels weaker in quality. Most collectibles and side quests take place in the open world, which was fine, but I personally would’ve loved more focus on the castle itself.

That said, side missions were actually fun and never felt like a chore. The Forbidden Forest, while well-designed, didn’t feel as scary as I imagined it would be.
This game also has a ton of collectibles and optional content for 100% completion. Unfortunately, three of the achievements require replaying the game three times up to a certain point, which felt like a grind and should honestly be removed.
Spiders. Spiders everywhere. Every five minutes, the game throws you into another cave full of horrifying spiders. Thankfully, the devs included an Arachnophobia Mode for those who can’t handle them.

Combat

I’m absolutely in love with the combat. It’s even better on Hard difficulty, but Normal strikes a great balance between fun and challenge. Honestly, this game has ruined traditional mage/wizard combat for me nothing else feels as good after playing this. The spell combos, dodging, and enemy variety make every fight feel pretty dynamic.
Although opinions on this are mixed, I personally really vibed with it.

Story

The story was okay nothing special. It’s your typical "kill the bad guy to save the world" kind of plot. The side quests and relationship quests were way more engaging than the main story, and I actually found myself more invested in those.

❌ Cons

- Performance Issues :
I’m running this game on an RTX 4060 at 1440p, and while it looks great, it has some serious issues:

Texture Pop-in / Loading Issues – My biggest complaint. This is a well-known PC bug that happens even on the lowest settings. NPCs, grass, and objects suddenly pop into existence right in front of you, completely ruining immersion. What’s frustrating is that the game used to run way better at launch, but the last update (around six months ago) broke a lot of things, and they never fixed it.
Some examples of texture pop-in issues:
- NPCs suddenly appearing a few steps away when I turn the camera.
- Half-invisible cows in Hogsmeade.
- Grass abruptly loading every time the camera angle changes during a conversation or cutscene.
- Even opening the menu and returning to the game makes textures freak out.

Ray Tracing is a Mess – Turning on RT causes micro-stutters and makes texture pop-in even worse. It’s simply not worth using in this game currently, it used to be way better before.

Winter Season FPS Drops – For some reason, when it snows, my FPS gets cut in half. It’s a massive bummer because winter in Hogwarts should feel magical, but instead, it just lags.

Low Replayability – While each house has an exclusive quest, replaying the whole game just for one extra mission isn’t very appealing. However, the upcoming PC modding update should help with this issue. I'm honestly depressed this game is over I want to experience it more :(

If they ever fix these issues, this game would be so much more enjoyable.

Final Thoughts

I just want to thank the devs for creating such an amazing game. It was one of the best gaming experiences I’ve had. Despite its flaws, I still highly recommend it. This game is worth picking up at full price and even more so at a discount!

The story is engaging, and the gameplay is excellent, especially the combat system, which is incredibly fun to play. However, what I don't like about this game is the lack of a morality system. While some choices affect the story, there are no consequences for making bad decisions. Additionally, I encountered some bugs that can be a bit annoying. Overall, I'd give this game an 8.5/10. A good game for Harry Potter fans.