Hogwarts Legacy

This game is dogged by comically serious technical problems - as attested by endless forum posts from people trying to fix its lags, stutters, pauses, and freezes. Personally, hours of tinkering have not allowed me to run this game at a playable framerate (not even a stable 30 fps at absolute minimum graphics setting) on a 5060ti 8GB, 16 GB RAM, and an SSD installation. It's simply broken, and cannot obviously be fixed by anyone other than the developers, who do not care to do so. Sadly, it's been so hard to (fail to) get the game working at all that I've passed the refund window. Don't make the same mistake! Don't buy this badly broken and under-supported game.

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Забагованый душный кал, до сих пор не могут пофиксить баг с чашей и испытанием, баг с сюжетом, где нельзя продвинуться дальше из-за того что игра не видит пройденных миссий, жойся. Озвучка у персонажей отвратительная, ощущение что набирали мухаджиров из фронт ан-нусры, игра харам, не рекомендую. Жойся!

Kinda ♥♥♥♥ game and trans rights are human rights

First, you'll be annoyed at how often you have to swap out your spells to solve puzzles. Then you'll be annoyed at how all the puzzles are, essentially, just picking the right spell and most of those spells are just different versions of the same spell. Get read to push, pull, levitate, and drop. Then get a spell that does all of those but just not with enough force. Sometimes the puzzle is you asking, "Why am I climbing this thing? I can literally fly." But the game says no, so pick the right up or down spell unless it's a push which is what works on wheels despite most wheels making things go up or down. This sounds like user error, I promise you that there will be several times where you'll go, "Okay. Yeah. Sure. Whatever." You'll fight the same four unchallenging spongy enemies over and over and then there's also some Pokemon thrown into a the room mechanic you'll likely not use. You'll fill your gear slots every thirty minutes and then have to break into several menus to travel to a shop to sell some (one at a time with extended button press), which I really hope you like the menu's overall look because you're going to spend a lot of time in there accidentally hitting the wrong fast travel or world button. The reward for collecting hidden stuff is an unlocking spell that adds even more gear you won't use. The map isn't the most helpful thing in the world, either, which makes sense because it's difficult to make a 3d map of a place that's designed to confuse and annoy you. You'll get the basic gist of where to go eventually but by then you're probably burnt out on wandering the halls running into the same puzzles over and over. Here and there you'll receive several pieces of mail at the same time telling you that you need to buy or grow stuff to use on those same enemies in order to advance in your classes where you'll learn another spell that does the same basic stuff as the last spell. Sometimes those spells will work where you want them, sometimes you're just gonna have to swap spell palettes or just manually reset your spell buttons since you're just going to have to reset it again after walking ten feet. In the end it's pretty funny that in a series where people famously point out obvious flaws that make the entire setting fall apart if you take the time to think about it, they managed to make a game that does exactly that with the fun addition of making YOU look at your screen and ask why you're doing any of this when there's a clear solution that's much, much simpler. There's a lot of baffling design decisions, poor optimization, and borrowed stuff from other (better) open world games that feel like folks were checking boxes. After the third try of installing and working may way into it, I just don't care. The nostalgia is strong, but not strong enough to make me care about literally anyone you talk to. It's like being stuck in a creative writing class full of people who are pretending to know how to read. Everyone sure is eager but there's some serious lacking in the basics. At least we didn't get as many racist names in the game about stopping what's basically a slave revolt against incredibly bad masters. If you need a skinner box with some nostalgia that pairs decently well with a couple edibles, go for it. But you won't feel smart or accomplished or really even feel like you had a great experience. It's a shiny box, though.

评测说哈迷不要买，是真的，尤其是角色控，当然是世界观控和魔法控还是很推荐的，学校地图都很还原，我在抖音看到很多讲解哈利波特的主播甚至会附上这边的地图照片。 说实话刚玩这游戏的时候，所有社区都充斥着一股种族骑士味，[spoiler]娜娜跟你有个雷霆感情线，就在那里骂她是那个，你们大脑发育不完全，小脑完全不发育是吧。[/spoiler] 里面每个学院除了拉文克劳（我不行了为什么拉文克劳没有一个知性的戴眼镜的学长有完整支线TvT）都有角色支线，剧情都不错了，除了斯莱特林的[spoiler]塞巴斯 [/spoiler]支线结尾[spoiler]没有救活他妹妹，叔叔还死了，甚至选项都没啥用[/spoiler]挺让人难受的。 主线最后[spoiler]菲戈教授牺牲那边蛮难受的，这个小老头从刚开始就一直在帮我们，也是引路人[/spoiler] 大世界地图很大，风景也没得说，[spoiler]后期解锁海岸之主骑着拍照贼拉爽[/spoiler] 我最喜欢的部分是[spoiler]有求必应屋，虽然我不是很喜欢搞家装吧，但是房间光氛围就够了，[/spoiler]而且空间挺大，我大概摆了有20来个坩埚跟种植盆，基本没缺过振奋药剂。[spoiler]还有养神奇动物的场地，分为清晨，中午，黄昏，夜晚四个地方，很大很适合拍照，比较遗憾的就是有些人气高的没出现[/spoiler]缺点也多，一个场地只能养20个，这么大地方多养点咋了。

Não sou muito fã de Harry Potter, mas a jogabilidade do jogo é muito interessante.

Here's your full ghoulish rundown for Hogwarts Legacy: Hogwarts Legacy — RECOMMENDED Every kid who ever waited for a Hogwarts letter that never came finally got their acceptance owl — and against all the cynicism, Avalanche actually built the castle worth moving into. Hogwarts Legacy is the open-world wizarding RPG people had daydreamed about for two decades, and when it works, it captures a specific childhood ache better than almost any licensed game has any right to. The magic here — literally — is the castle itself. Hogwarts is a genuine marvel: shifting staircases, secret passages behind portraits, the Room of Requirement bending to your whims, moving paintings muttering as you pass. Wandering those halls for the first time hits an emotional nerve that no marketing could fake. Step outside and you get the Forbidden Forest, Hogsmeade, and a sprawling Highlands countryside packed with beasts to tame, puzzles to crack, and dark wizards to blast. The spell-based combat is a genuine highlight too — chaining spells into flashy, satisfying combos never gets old, and going full dark-arts with the Unforgivable Curses has a wicked thrill to it. An 86 on Metacritic marks it as a strong, confident RPG, and the storytelling stays surprisingly fresh across a long adventure. For fans of the world, it delivers the fantasy: your student, your house, your journey through a school year steeped in secrets. What'll gnaw at you: Avalanche tried to do everything at once, and the seams show. The RPG systems — the gear, the messy economy, the endless collectible checklist — feel bolted on and shallow next to the atmosphere. The open world, gorgeous as it is, leans on a lot of familiar busywork, and the side content can start to feel like padding once the novelty of the setting cools. It's a game carried by place and wonder more than by mechanical depth. The ghoulish truth: this is a game you play with your heart, not your head. If you go in demanding a razor-sharp RPG, the shallow systems will nag at you. But if you want to live in Hogwarts — to sneak through the halls after curfew, brew potions, and duel in the dark — few games have ever built a world this lovingly. Grab your wand. The castle's been waiting for you.

Foi muito satisfatório jogar esse jogo. Todo o ambiente construído para o jogo é incrível. Muito bom poder ir oara lugares que não foram tão bem explorado nos filmes. 8.5/10, faltou mecânica de moralidade, talvez ficasse mais interessante