The best game in the JK Rowling universe?

[Foxsmile]

I watched a demo of the game and was impressed. Gameplay and art design, of course, I doubt that a modern AAA company will be able to provide a good story, but still let's hope.

However, as a person who grew up on Harry Potter films and loves them, I can play the game if it has Russian dub. I understand that now our audience is not a handshake, but I would like to hear at least something about the plans of the developers. After all, a little more than six months are left before the release. Looking forward to it as they say :)

[Loonelywolf]

Dont know,it looks very well made...i hope some sort of choices in game and different endings...

[Foxsmile]

Well, it looks like a typical open world game. Charm only adds to the entourage of this universe. Let's see what will come of it, but there is a possibility that with such an approach, elections and different endings really await us.

[Mythical Ostrich]

Looks fantastic.
My favourite game is Chamber of Secrets (for PC and GameCube)

[Underdrill]

This honestly really seems to be the only really high-profile, high budget wizarding world game out there. The older movie tie-ins were good, but not too long to my understanding (I was too young and stupid to finish the chamber of secrets on the PS2, could not get past one of the early stealth sections). The later EA ones were even shorter. The lego harry potter ones seem good from what I've played, but it's still a lego game at the end of the day. So yeah, it's surprising it's taken them so long to make something like this, but just happy to see it finally happen.

[Singe Moisi]

For now, that place is held by Chamber of Secrets on PC

[dusk]

Haven't really done anything to do with harry potter since the Sorcerer's Stone and Chamber of Secrets games on pc way back when, so I'm excited!

[Yoake]

I don't think anything will beat the Prisoner of Azkaban and Order of the Phoenix games, but this will likely come close if not be on par with them.

[Aru]

Game looks like something that can hold up on it's own even if you didn't heard of HP books before.

[Marius]

I just get a feeling it's another generic game with 21th century views projected on a 19th century world, etc. Graphics are lovely, tho.

[Aru]

Originally posted by Marius:

I just get a feeling it's another generic game with 21th century views projected on a 19th century world, etc. Graphics are lovely, tho.

Yeah no chance for that game to reflect the culture of that time and we must remember that even modern day wizards in the books were pretty much backwards culturally in that regard so in 19th century they'd be probably still stuck in the 15th instead mentally.

[Gameinatrix]

Where are people getting this demo?

[bad_fur_day1]

Originally posted by Gameinatrix:

Where are people getting this demo?

You mean this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AZmuZNu5LA&t=207s

[WizardHufflepuff]

The game will pretty much be the best among everything else we've gotten in the HP universe games.

[Apollyon]

Originally posted by Foxsmile:

I watched a demo of the game and was impressed. Gameplay and art design, of course, I doubt that a modern AAA company will be able to provide a good story, but still let's hope.

However, as a person who grew up on Harry Potter films and loves them, I can play the game if it has Russian dub. I understand that now our audience is not a handshake, but I would like to hear at least something about the plans of the developers. After all, a little more than six months are left before the release. Looking forward to it as they say :)

im hype for this but because of CP2077 , i'll just see the review from steam and youtube. and buy it if its really good

[GrandMajora]

Originally posted by Aru:

Originally posted by Marius:

I just get a feeling it's another generic game with 21th century views projected on a 19th century world, etc. Graphics are lovely, tho.

Yeah no chance for that game to reflect the culture of that time and we must remember that even modern day wizards in the books were pretty much backwards culturally in that regard so in 19th century they'd be probably still stuck in the 15th instead mentally.

The goblins are rebellion specifically because they are being descriminated against by the wizarding community. They refuse to share their knowledge of wand lore with the goblins, even though it was goblins who invented the wizard banking industry, and forged the Sword of Gryffindor.