How many times do you think you will replay the game?

[Konekochu VT]

I'm aiming to playing it at least 4 times once for each house upping the difficulty level each time to up the challenge.

I started with Hufflepuff which is what I was sorted into via the official HP website and playing as a good a person as possible.

I'm saving Slytherin for last as I plan to play as evil as you can in this game on the hardest difficulty.

Should the Gryffindor or Ravenclaw be good or evil? Decisions, Decisions ...

[Skylers Meth]

Perhaps twice, once again in a year or two. The game is too lightweight, checklist heavy and there would have to be some heavy gameplay differences between houses for me to really want to go back quickly..and I don't think there are. It's all so consequence free.

[Havard.H]

I might play det beginning again just to see the common rooms and to complete house specific quests. As for the rest of the game once was enough.

[Konekochu VT]

I may save a couple play through till after the 1 year playstation exclusive things are expired to see if the features get added to the PC version and see what else they may add in the meantime. I was looking forward to opening a store till I learned it was a PS exclusive. T_T

[Psyringe]

I doubt I'll replay it. I did all quests and cleared all locations on the map with my first character. A second character would mostly just be repeating the same things, as decisions don't really matter. I guess I could just consistently choose dialog options that my first character did not choose, to see all the reactions, but from what I've seen so far, the differences aren't significant enough to make that feel fresh.

I did start a second playthrough to see how long it would take to get to the house-specific quest, but got bored before I reached it.

I had a lot of fun with this game (considerably more than expected), but after my rather thorough playthrough, exploring new worlds in other games seemed much more enticing than repeating things I've already done. It was time to move on.

[Just Chill]

I've replayed it once as I had an issue with the Field Guide Page in Hogwarts (one flying outside the Bell Tower did not count).

As Havard mentioned, there are different house quests and I am either looking forward to the last 2 for Hufflepuff and Gryffindor.
So I may get back to it at some point, but currently I am fed up with.
Playing the same game over and over is something I can do if I really like the game, but I still need a pause and play something else to spice it up again, when I come back to.

[JanWar]

I tested as ravenclaw but still play hufflepuff girl as first playthrough. It go full curse and herbology build. Already 100% with that character. Now I'm in the middle of playing as myself, ravenclaw boy, but recent patch made me stop. Missing texture on character made it a horror game.

[SNOOBL]

I replayed every house to the map chamber for the achievement, but i have to admin, just a single slightly different quest is not replay worthy at all. I had hoped you could go into several different directions with your character.

[Just Chill]

Originally posted by Snoobl:

just a single slightly different quest is not replay worthy at all. I had hoped you could go into several different directions with your character.

This is a fair point.

I personally enjoy the franchise overall, so that gives me an excitement bonus, but aside of that it's quite plain.
Then again, it somewhat motivated me to play Mad Max once more as it follows the same plain formula, but I like the brawls and car combat in that game very much. ^^

[TheS1X]

Mods!

[fearfuless]

I will only consider replaying if they increase difficulty by like 50-100%, and reduce gold gain from everything the same. And just probably add more variety somehow to the world and quests, and make lockpicking levels progressively more interesting, and make it possible to fly and land more places.

But I will play a new Hogwarts Legacy 2 game made in UE5, with those mentioned improvements though.

[PaulGR]

None. There's little to no replayability. Only the Common Area and a few dialogues change if you choose a different House. Nothing else has any impact on the game meaning it's pointless to redo it if you already finished it once.

As I said, people expected Elder Scrolls: Hogwarts and were disappointed. There are no RP elements or any sort of different outcome based on your choices.

Peak players are not over 43.000 right now. And the game started with over 800.000. That's all you need to know.

Some players will be back if a new DLC hits. Other than that, it's over.

[Uvirith]

The game is amazing, but has no replayvalue. Just like Red Dead Redemption 2. Once is enough. Another playthrough will be 100% the same.

[AdorableSparrow]

Originally posted by MystikRave:

I'm aiming to playing it at least 4 times once for each house upping the difficulty level each time to up the challenge.

I started with Hufflepuff which is what I was sorted into via the official HP website and playing as a good a person as possible.

I'm saving Slytherin for last as I plan to play as evil as you can in this game on the hardest difficulty.

Should the Gryffindor or Ravenclaw be good or evil? Decisions, Decisions ...

i don't think u can be evil or good. the games plot is way to linier and u have little effect on it. doesint surprise me since its WB i doubt they would have much idea as to what an RPG is
can't even pick ur friends in this ur forced to have them.

[Raelic]

Enough to get 100% achievements/trophies.

[Wonko Den Friske]

I doubt I will do more than one complete playthrough. I will most likely play some with the other houses to do their quests but there is not enough variation to warrant multiple playthroughs imo.