The release of the Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions gameplay trailer has divided potential players. While many are eagerly anticipating its release, others have expressed disappointment with what they perceive as a lack of quality.
Building on the popularity of 2023’s Hogwarts Legacy, Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions aims to satisfy fans of the franchise who were left wanting more after the lack of Quidditch in Avalanche’s RPG. This new game allows players to fully immerse themselves in the wizarding world’s most renowned sport and compete for the title of Quidditch champion.
Referring back to the beloved PS2 game, Harry Potter Quidditch World Cup, Unbroken Studios’ latest release, Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions, aims to capture the same magic. After much anticipation, eager players were finally granted a glimpse of the game’s gameplay through a newly released trailer.
Despite the addition of some exciting elements, there has been significant criticism surrounding the trailer for Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions. The main areas of concern for viewers are the game’s visuals and its standalone release.
ATTENTION future Quidditch stars, it’s time to approach the pitch! Grab your broom, pick your position, and prepare to take flight. Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions is available digitally September 3!Pre-order the Standard or Deluxe Edition now on Xbox, Steam, & Epic Games… pic.twitter.com/t0eHCAHuK0
— Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions (@QuidditchGame) July 29, 2024
In response to the gameplay trailer, one player inquired, “Shouldn’t this already be a part of Hogwarts Legacy?”Another clarified, “[I] was under the impression that this was meant for Hogwarts.”
There appears to have been a misunderstanding in the communication regarding the concept of Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions, leading to distorted expectations. Several potential players have expressed perplexity over its lack of connection to Hogwarts Legacy and have raised concerns about the visual differences between the two games.
One player expressed dissatisfaction by stating, “This appears to be a mobile game.”Another commented, “This game is almost identical to the PS2 version I played 15 years ago. It’s barely even a higher resolution version.”
Despite the apparent similarity to its PS2 predecessor, Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions has received positive feedback from some fans. One user commented, “The old Quidditch game on PS2 was incredible. Looking forward to this.”Another expressed excitement for a new Quidditch World Cup game, stating, “Been waiting for another one for years! Sign me up.”
The highly anticipated game, Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions, is set to launch on September 6, 2023 for PC, PlayStation, and Xbox consoles. Preorders are currently open for those platforms, so don’t miss your chance to secure your copy.
It has been verified by developers that a Nintendo Switch version is currently being developed and is set to be released during the 2024 holiday season with a placeholder date.
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