Hogwarts Legacy Is Proof the Harry Potter Show Can Work

Hogwarts Legacy has become a much-loved addition to the Wizarding World. Set far before the events of the Harry Potter books and movies, the game from Warner Bros. Games, Portkey Games and Avalanche Software managed to maintain the same spirit and magic of the original franchise. It took plenty of risks and told an original narrative that placed players firmly in the driver’s seat as fully-fledged students at Hogwarts.The game was a success commercially and critically, with the title packing in enough mysteries, Easter eggs, character interactions and personal arcs to truly feel like an immersive experience. While a sequel is likely on the way, Hogwarts Legacy has also proven itself to be a valuable testing ground for Warner Bros. Discovery. It can move forward with its plans for the Wizarding World, utilizing the knowledge that it has gained from Hogwarts Legacy’s release.The Fantastic Beasts films almost played it too safe with the Wizarding World, attempting to fill out the narrative with familiar characters and settings to draw links between the original Harry Potter series and the newer prequel. However, the Fantastic Beasts series just didn’t seem to connect with audiences despite the familiarity of the cinematic Hogwarts and characters like Dumbledore. However, Hogwarts Legacy took a very different approach to the material. It made major changes to Wizarding World lore on-screen by both looking to the books for inspiration rather than the films and walking along its own path. It establishes its continuity in a completely different era, with brand-new characters, and crafts a storyline that sits firmly in the Harry Potter timeline, changing what fans knew about the Wizarding World.RELATED: Harry Potter’s Signature Spell Defined His CharacterRELATED: A Wizarding World Theory Reveals the Identity of Harry Potter’s ‘Science Wizard’

Hogwarts Legacy has become a much-loved addition to the Wizarding World. Set far before the events of the Harry Potter books and movies, the game from Warner Bros. Games, Portkey Games and Avalanche Software managed to maintain the same spirit and magic of the original franchise. It took plenty of risks and told an original narrative that placed players firmly in the driver’s seat as fully-fledged students at Hogwarts.

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The game was a success commercially and critically, with the title packing in enough mysteries, Easter eggs, character interactions and personal arcs to truly feel like an immersive experience. While a sequel is likely on the way, Hogwarts Legacy has also proven itself to be a valuable testing ground for Warner Bros. Discovery. It can move forward with its plans for the Wizarding World, utilizing the knowledge that it has gained from Hogwarts Legacy‘s release.

RELATED: A Wizarding World Theory Reveals the Identity of Harry Potter’s ‘Science Wizard’

The Fantastic Beasts films almost played it too safe with the Wizarding World, attempting to fill out the narrative with familiar characters and settings to draw links between the original Harry Potter series and the newer prequel. However, the Fantastic Beasts series just didn’t seem to connect with audiences despite the familiarity of the cinematic Hogwarts and characters like Dumbledore. However, Hogwarts Legacy took a very different approach to the material. It made major changes to Wizarding World lore on-screen by both looking to the books for inspiration rather than the films and walking along its own path. It establishes its continuity in a completely different era, with brand-new characters, and crafts a storyline that sits firmly in the Harry Potter timeline, changing what fans knew about the Wizarding World.

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