
Hogwarts Legacy is an immersive, open-world action RPG. Now you can take control of the action and be at the center of your own adventure in the wizarding world.
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Hogwarts Legacy is an open-world action RPG set in the world first introduced in the Harry Potter books. Embark on a journey through familiar and new locations as you explore and discover magical beasts, customize your character and craft potions, master spell casting, upgrade talents and become the wizard you want to be.
Experience Hogwarts in the 1800s. Your character is a student who holds the key to an ancient secret that threatens to tear the wizarding world apart. Make allies, battle Dark wizards, and ultimately decide the fate of the wizarding world. Your legacy is what you make of it. Live the Unwritten.


Includes Haunted Hogsmeade Shop Quest which grants access to an additional dungeon, Shopkeeper’s Cosmetic Set, and in-game Hogsmeade shop.
New Features Include:
-Photo Mode
-Talent Resets
New cosmetic items now available to all players: The Glasses That Lived, Azkaban Prisoner Uniform and Coat, Onyx Hippogriff Mount, Felix Felicis Potion Recipe, Dark Wizard Brooms (2)
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Hogwarts Legacy is not bad. There's many things it does very well. Their rendition of Hogwarts and the surrounding area is genuinely beautiful, the entire game oozes polish, combat and movement feels good. But at the same time it's painfully uninnovative and boring, both as a game and as a story. The open world just screams "Bully: Harry Potter Edition". There's so, so much Avalanche Software could have done here. They poured hundreds of millions of dollars into creating the best digital version of the Harry Potter universe there ever was. But the end result is... a mechanically bland, theme-park-like, Open World™ AAA game with heavily railroaded quest chains and meaningless side activities that just serve to kill time. What a waste. The open world is not alive. NPCs are window dressing, nothing of consequence happens without the player initiating it, there is no real sandbox to play around with, there are no interesting mechanics that sell me the fantasy of being a student at Hogwarts, hell, even the selection of interactable objects in the game world feels like a token inclusion. The game is just a very shiny Harry-Potter-branded AAA timewaster in which you do a quest, kill some time, do another quest, kill some more time, repeat ad nauseam. Frequent crashes and performance issues are still present in the game years after release (though seemingly not as bad as they used to be). Some UX/UI design choices are genuinely baffling (joystick-driven cursor menu navigation on controllers?! Are you insane?) and cannot be fully fixed through modding. I was also looking forward to full DualSense support on PC, but alas, it's not present and has to be modded in. On the topic of mods: with a recent update, modding was tied to a walled-garden system which requires a WB account and gives WB full editorial control over which mods are allowed in the game. Many old mods do not work anymore. On top of that disappointment, one thing that really irks me is the obvious Hollywoodization of the setting that's going on. I won't relitigate the culture war nonsense surrounding this game here, but I need to mention that Avalanche spent significant resources on attempting to please an audience that doesn't play video games in the first place (and didn't appreciate their effort anyway) while simultaneously being staggeringly culturally insensitive towards Brits. Forcing in a very clumsily written Zimbabwean character while completely ignoring Scots, the Welsh and the Irish (in a game set in Scotland during the 19th century, mind you) is certainly a choice. As another reviewer wrote, this truly is something only Americans could make. I would absolutely not recommend this game at full price. 60€ or your regional equivalent is nuts for a game that you're realistically going to play once and then never again, since there's nothing mechanically interesting beyond the main quest. I got the Deluxe Edition for 10,49€ during the Summer Sale and I think that's about right.
Delicia de game, a jogabilidade é excelente, muito bom explorar o mapa, unico detalhe é que achei o jogo curto, é tão gostoso jogar que eu gostaria que fosse mais longa a história e tivesse mais missões secundarias.
♡ Я купил хогвартс ещё в ноябре прошлого года , наиграл 7 часов, а потом я не вернулся. Но эти 7 часов были магией, и я пишу этот обзор, чтобы вы знали: игра стоит своего места на диске, даже если вы не можете пройти её целиком. ♡
ES UNA BOSTA DE JUEGO -1/10. -JUEGO LLENO DE BUGS BIG 2026. -REPETITIVO A MORIR -MUNDO ""ABIERTO"" ABURRIDISIMO. -LAS PELEAS TODAS IGUALES. cuando pasas del 40% del juego todo es igual.te da sue;o.horrible. los peores 4 dolares gastados en mi vida.
This game has been my dream ever since I was a kid and a die-hard Potterhead, this has scratched my itch when it was first announced and seen the gameplay. Played this a lot on my Steam Deck and it looks great in handheld mode and with the right tweaks - it is amazing. The gameplay is top notch and the spellcasting is addicting. Exploration is also great and I don't feel bored with the world and the music is reminiscent of John William's iconic score in the Wizarding World. The story - although basic - is entertaining and it's fun to see the different variations of the story and quests when you choose different houses. I picked Ravenclaw because that's my chosen house in Pottermore. The only minor criticism I have of this game is that there is no Quidditch and other classes akin to Persona and Bully - which diminishes the overall atmosphere and immersion of this game and it sucks that the developers overlooked that and every interaction I have in the world, all NPCs doesn't react to it. And there is no excuse because games in the early 2000s or heck in the 90s of Deus Ex and other "RPG sim" games have more interactability in the world. And some parts are still buggy - especially the waters in the otherside of the game world. Overall, this game is great and hopefully the sequels answers the glaring criticisms that we fans have voiced out. Pick it up on a sale as they give deep discounts since last year.
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If you’ve ever dreamed of being sorted into a house full of kind‑hearted, hard‑working, quietly‑chaotic heroes (I’m a very proud Hufflepuff, and yes, I did pet every beast I met), mastering every flavor of magic, soaring across the countryside on a broomstick, solving ancient puzzles, raising adorable magical creatures, and basically living your most wholesome wizard life… then Hogwarts Legacy is absolutely your game. I’ve poured 178 hours into this world — and honestly, it feels like home. The exploration is warm and wonder‑filled. The spellcasting is joyful and just a little mischievous. The vibe? Pure comfort fantasy. And through it all, I wandered around in my yellow‑and‑black robes, helping everyone I could, collecting every plant, and making sure no beast went unloved. Now, the one con — and it’s a gentle little ache — is that it’s a single‑player experience. I can only imagine how delightful it would be to explore Hogwarts with friends. Cooperative beast‑care? Cozy herbology hangouts? Broomstick picnics in the sky? The wholesome chaos would be unmatched. But even with that one flaw, Hogwarts Legacy delivers everything I ever wanted from stepping into the magical world of Hogwarts. It’s enchanting, heartfelt, and genuinely hard to put down — especially when you’re a Hufflepuff who believes every quest deserves kindness, curiosity, and maybe a snack break.
ESSA BOSTA PAGUEI O VALOR ORIGINAL E DEPOIS DE UMA SEMANA A BOSTA DA EPICGAMES LANÇA O JOGO DE GRAÇA TMNC
It’s been a long time since I played a game like this; it’s really fun.
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