Hogwarts Legacy

So prepare your wands, put on your wizard robe and start exploring this incredibly magical world of Hogwarts which is an amazing homage to Harry Potter universe which set the bar so high, that not even Levioso could put other games on the same level.

As we near the end of this review, I have a small secret. I'm not someone you'd call a "fan" of the Wizarding World, at least not in the sense where I've got my own wand or want to down a butterbeer. I enjoy and appreciate the world that was built and the characters in it, but it's not like I got fully sucked in. That changed a little after a few dozen hours of playing Hogwarts Legacy. If you're a fan, you're in heaven, and if you're not ... well, this game might not make you love magic, but you'll certainly want to like it.

Hogwarts Legacy is the game Harry Potter fans have dreamt of since the first book was released. It puts you firmly in the shoes of a student and turns you loose to find your place in the world of wizardry. Unfortunately, its biggest issue is that it often feels like you’re just visiting.

Hogwarts Legacy is an experience of mammoth proportions, really difficult to summarize in a few words. A meticulous reproduction of Hogwarts, its intricate labyrinths, its infinite secrets, is accompanied by a rich and multifaceted game structure, which will make you feel like real Hogwarts students for the first time. The game is to all intents and purposes what a Harry Potter fan has always dreamed of. Even those who have never followed the adventures of the wizard, however, will find an engaging adventure, with a game world that is nothing short of fascinating. We really hope this is the start of a bigger project, because it would be a shame to limit such a successful formula to a single game.

Whether you’re a diehard Potterhead or casual Wizarding World lover, you’ll have an epic time no matter what level of fan you are. Even though there is optional padding, it’s optional nonetheless. The core experience of Hogwarts Legacy is still not only the best game in the entire franchise but a seriously fun RPG that will take your breath away in its pinnacle moments.

The chips might have been stacked against them, but Warner Bros. and Avalanche Software have delivered on their promise. Hogwarts Legacy is the game that fans have been waiting for, laying down a solid foundation to build off of moving forward.

Hogwarts Legacy delivers a perfectly competent adventure, but its most unforgivable curse is its lack of imagination. Despite having access to an entire universe of possibilities, its sole trick is using magic to cover up tired video game clichés that feel entirely disconnected from the vibrant source material it’s adapting. The only unique aspect it brings to the open-world genre is franchise branding, making for a shallow experience that doesn’t offer much more than wish fulfillment for fans unable to let go of a dream.

Jogo maravilhoso, me senti muito bem jogando e me segurou do começo ao fim parabéns aos desenvolvedores nota 10+

Very mediocre and safe story. The world is great and fun to explore. A lot of replayability and small features for dedicated harry potter fans. Some fun and satisfying wand combos, but does get repetitive.

Even though I don't consider myself as a Potter head or anything I love wizarding world. This game starts to be promising wizarding experience but quickly changes to regular open world Ubisoft type game. Tons of stuff to do but not because different quests but because same quest repeating over and over. They did a fantastic job creating Hogwarts and room of requirement is a fine addition. Overall, could be a perfect game if you're Potter head, otherwise fun game but could bore you after finishing the story.

The only thing this game relies on is the nostalgic and “magical” feeling of being in those various locations that marked your childhood. Otherwise, missions are bland and repetitive, combat gameplay proposes absolutely 0 challenge or fun, the level system is an horror forcing you to make each and every side quests (it goes without saying that those are just terrible) and full-fill all the small ass map objectives that are the most repetitive and senseless I’ve ever done (and I played every Ubisoft games…), all the “enigmas” and “puzzles”the exploration totally relies on could be done by my 2 years old dog. The side characters are okay but you’ll slowly learn to ate your character, emotionless, without personality, flow, aura, humor in those uncountable, boring, infinite dialogue cinematics that would make the Witcher III proud that you’ll just end up skipping if you don’t have the mental strength of a Spacemarine. Because this could last for ever, lets summarize this way: the game will light the same magic that the books and the movie may have lighted in you after the 20 first minutes for three or four hours until the effortless, effortlessly-made, boring, bland gameplay, the stupid, never ending missions will turn it off.

Não a grande cousa a dizer ,é um jogo com muito potencial mas que não ouve interessa por parte da desenvolvedora em explorar isso , como deu dinheiro preferiaram fazer outro jogo em vez de explorar este, inclusive cancelaram o dlc, em fim é um jogo meio morto, por estes motivos