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Harry Potter: Hogwarts Legacy is a magical adventure that will transport you to the wizarding world like never before. The game immerses you in the world of Hogwarts and offers a unique experience unlike any other Harry Potter game or movie. The graphics are stunning and bring the iconic Hogwarts Castle, the Forbidden Forest, and Hogsmeade Village to life. The attention to detail is impressive, from the spells you cast to the creatures you encounter. The game's soundtrack is also enchanting, setting the perfect mood for your journey through the wizarding world. One of the highlights of the game is the character customization feature, which allows you to create your own wizard or witch and personalize their appearance, abilities, and spells. The game's story is well written, and it offers a captivating adventure that will keep you engaged for hours. You will be able to explore the castle and interact with familiar characters from the Harry Potter universe, such as Professor Snape and Albus Dumbledore. The game's spellcasting system is intuitive and satisfying, and it offers a sense of power and control that is unmatched by other games in the genre. The combat system is also well executed, and it provides a challenge without being overly difficult. If I had any complaint, your character feels too "solo" at times, I didn't feel like I made many meaningful connections. In conclusion, Harry Potter: Hogwarts Legacy is an exceptional game that will captivate both fans of the Harry Potter franchise and gamers who love action-packed adventures. It offers an immersive experience that will transport you to the wizarding world and leave you spellbound.

Ending was everything it should have been.

Its rare insightful or funny moments are mired by a movie that doesn't understand what a videogame or software actually is. The metaverse is comparatively small and uninstanced. There's also a racist remark made against white people that suggests only whites can get to MIT, and due to their "privilege." Worth skipping even if you're into videogames.

Low jumpscare factor and the premise had me interested. It is interesting, but ultimately underwhelming. It's very well produced and acted, I just think it could have gone further.

Good stuff. They lean too hard on the more accessibly outrageous sex comedy, and that might do it for the younger audience but I found it a bit trite. Aunty Donna is at their best when their power of comedy to mock culture and human nature; episode 4 was a hard miss and 5 was a big hit.

Really enjoyed the lore and employment of psychological horror over jump scares.