What is the End Game and Replayability?

[Cockasian]

Is Hogwarts Legacy the kind of game you where beat the final boss and game is finished? Is there End Game and Replay value to keep us playing?

[Tim Timsen]

Reaching the postgame is worth it, I won't say more.

[Bosen]

We'll 4 play through s at least for each house has some unique quest.

[DOOM THE PRIME EVIL]

like all open world games when the story is done you can run around and do stuff that you missed and there are some spells that can only be acquired after the story is done

[Lorena]

I don't really know if there's any content post end-game or not as the game isn't out (for me) yet.

It's going to very likely have 2 full play-throughs from me and possibly 2 partial playthroughs doing just the tasks i found fun.

I'm pretty sure the choices to use the dark arts or refrain from using them will effect the ending. That said, there's no morality system in the game so I don't know if it will or not.

I do know that there's going to be enough content (from what I've seen) that i'll be playing the game for probably at least 100 or so hours, maybe more.

[Thor]

Maybe like a few side quests that can only be done after the main quest is done but i think that would be as far as it would go for endgame content

[KentDA]

One aspect of replay value is that there will likely be some notable (but not game changing) differences between the Houses. IE you won't be 30% weaker in combat if you choose Hufflepuff or 80% smarter if you choose Ravenclaw. And they have said there are multiple endings.

While there isnt a morality system per se, they did say that how you handle various side quests will have an impact on the game. In some cases, these side quests will impact the main story.

[Big Chewy™]

Originally posted by Cockasian:

Is Hogwarts Legacy the kind of game you where beat the final boss and game is finished? Is there End Game and Replay value to keep us playing?

change houses, change wands, dark magic, no dark magic, play evil, play good

[DCid]

This isnt an MMO, kiddo.

[♥♥♥-Go-Back]

Originally posted by DCid:

This isnt an MMO, kiddo.

You missed the point. Doesn't matter if this is not an mmo. He's asking if there is endgame content and or replay value. Those are 2 different things. There is replay value in the sense that you can try other houses and do different playthroughs etc... Endgame content though I don't think anyone has expounded upon. But just bc it is not an mmo doesn't mean it can't have endgame content. Look at Dragon's Dogma and Path of Exile (no POE is not an mmo, it is an action rpg w/ multiplayer capabilites. 2 different things).

[tomchynsky]

As far as I can see, there is no to do after finishing the game - there are no events or random encounters during the game - boredom. I'm glad I didn't buy this boring game.

[Landsharkfl]

Originally posted by DCid:

This isnt an MMO, kiddo.

Most people who say that are kids or grown men who still act like kids js.

[MugHug]

Originally posted by DCid:

This isnt an MMO, kiddo.

You mean like:

Fallout 4.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
AC: Valhalla
Fallout: Las Vegas.
Dragon Age: Inquisition.
Cyberpunk 2077.
The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.
ELEX.
Fallout 3.

and more.