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Розчарування! За надзвичайно красивою обгорткою ховається безідейність. Розробники майже повністю проігнорували особливості світу, зробивши з Hogwarts Legacy нудний і примітивний open world. У грі немає навчання, немає нормального зіллєваріння, немає балів гуртожитку, немає квідичу і дуже мало якісних головоломок. Навіть Гоґвортс, який мав би бути основою, більшість часу десь на другому плані, а по своїй структурі є звичайною декорацією.
Більш детальніше про те, що не так із Hogwarts Legacy і якою вона могла би бути, можна побачити у відео: https://youtu.be/W_F-ERzcYlg
Більш детальніше про те, що не так із Hogwarts Legacy і якою вона могла би бути, можна побачити у відео: https://youtu.be/W_F-ERzcYlg
Rien à faire en dehors du château et une fois la découverte finie on s’ennuie !!!! Bestiaire trop petit mais bon gameplay ! Voilà c’était mon analyse ça vous a plu ?
The game's Hogwarts is truly amazing and something one can appreciate if they are a harry potter fan as well as the atmosphe of the world of the world, at least in the first hours. Unfortunately this is the only thing that I found this game to be good. The story is extremely boring, the characters all talk like they are children, the combat gets repetitive very fast, and the open world is very bloated with boring content. Once you experience the first few open world activities you've seen it all.
Ele pega certos elementos de The Witcher 3 e por incrível que pareça, de jogos da Lego também, de TW3 pega um pouco a questão de fast travel, poções, fraqueza e formas de derrotar os inimigos, mas de forma bem reduzida visto que tem apenas 67 tipos de inimigo no jogo contando com variações, da Lego pega muito a lógica de gameplay, aquele lance de desbloquear habilidades pra passar por certas partes e interagir com objetos, coletáveis e puzzles.
Esse foco em coletáveis faz o jogo parecer um collectathon de tanta coisinha que tem pra pegar, não chega a ser irritante pq tu sempre ganha xp, também tem os desafios que é um sistema bem bosta, é literalmente um passe de temporada sei lá do Fortnite, por exemplo, tu encontra um número de itens e isso libera uma peça de skin, nem pra ser um equipamento com status, as quests secundárias são assim também, tu tem que rezar sempre pra recompensa ser dinheiro ou outra coisa útil pq normalmente é só item cosmético, criança e fã cego da franquia deve ter amado isso, mas como não é o meu caso achei bem tosco.
A questão dos coletáveis acaba gerando um foco em exploração, principalmente dentro de Hogwarts, que apesar de ser um jogo mundo aberto tu passa metade do tempo dentro da escola, que diga-se de passagem, não é uma escola, é uma masmorra labiríntica infernal, puta que pariu, não atoa tem vários fast travels dentro do castelo, é impossível tu andar 5 metros lá dentro sem se perder, apesar de ser irritante acaba que conceitualmente é interessante.
Em um ponto do jogo acontece um lance meio The Sims, tu monta uma base que tu pode craftar coisas e ter uma fazendinha, sim dá pra ter uma fazenda num jogo de Harry Potter, isso tudo é até interessante, mas é bem mal feito, mas o pior é o fato que a partir disso vários baús e prêmios dentro do jogo que davam dinheiro e roupas agora também dão decoração, enfia decoração de casinha no olho do cu cara, vai se fuder, 80% dos baús só tem isso quem que teve essa ideia, tu vai numa passagem secreta ou passa por um puzzle pra ganhar o que? Ganhar a poha de um espelho, ganhar um quadro, ganhar uma mesa, vsffffffffffffffffffffff.
Parece que eu odiei o jogo, mas o combate por incrível que pareça é bom, conseguiram fazer bem um TPS dinâmico com cara de RPG, apesar que bruxo fazendo rolamento é algo que me ainda não colou comigo, mas dá pro gasto, mas o que me incomoda no combate é em feitiços como expelliarmus que tu só pode usar em duendes com machado, outros inimigos segurando arma ele não funciona, tem vários feitiços que só fazem efeito em um ou outro tipo de inimigo, sinceramente é bem irritante.
Um collectathon bizarro com skin de ARPG genérico e um bom combate TPS, essa é uma boa forma de definir esse jogo medíocre.
Esse foco em coletáveis faz o jogo parecer um collectathon de tanta coisinha que tem pra pegar, não chega a ser irritante pq tu sempre ganha xp, também tem os desafios que é um sistema bem bosta, é literalmente um passe de temporada sei lá do Fortnite, por exemplo, tu encontra um número de itens e isso libera uma peça de skin, nem pra ser um equipamento com status, as quests secundárias são assim também, tu tem que rezar sempre pra recompensa ser dinheiro ou outra coisa útil pq normalmente é só item cosmético, criança e fã cego da franquia deve ter amado isso, mas como não é o meu caso achei bem tosco.
A questão dos coletáveis acaba gerando um foco em exploração, principalmente dentro de Hogwarts, que apesar de ser um jogo mundo aberto tu passa metade do tempo dentro da escola, que diga-se de passagem, não é uma escola, é uma masmorra labiríntica infernal, puta que pariu, não atoa tem vários fast travels dentro do castelo, é impossível tu andar 5 metros lá dentro sem se perder, apesar de ser irritante acaba que conceitualmente é interessante.
Em um ponto do jogo acontece um lance meio The Sims, tu monta uma base que tu pode craftar coisas e ter uma fazendinha, sim dá pra ter uma fazenda num jogo de Harry Potter, isso tudo é até interessante, mas é bem mal feito, mas o pior é o fato que a partir disso vários baús e prêmios dentro do jogo que davam dinheiro e roupas agora também dão decoração, enfia decoração de casinha no olho do cu cara, vai se fuder, 80% dos baús só tem isso quem que teve essa ideia, tu vai numa passagem secreta ou passa por um puzzle pra ganhar o que? Ganhar a poha de um espelho, ganhar um quadro, ganhar uma mesa, vsffffffffffffffffffffff.
Parece que eu odiei o jogo, mas o combate por incrível que pareça é bom, conseguiram fazer bem um TPS dinâmico com cara de RPG, apesar que bruxo fazendo rolamento é algo que me ainda não colou comigo, mas dá pro gasto, mas o que me incomoda no combate é em feitiços como expelliarmus que tu só pode usar em duendes com machado, outros inimigos segurando arma ele não funciona, tem vários feitiços que só fazem efeito em um ou outro tipo de inimigo, sinceramente é bem irritante.
Um collectathon bizarro com skin de ARPG genérico e um bom combate TPS, essa é uma boa forma de definir esse jogo medíocre.
Se pra avançar na história principal você obrigatóriamente tem que fazer as missões secundárias, talvez elas não sejam tão secundárias assim
OK so I don't like JK Rowling or Harry Potter, I decided to try this game out because it was free, and ironically despite all the weird warriors for this game I'm one of the few that actually did.
This game was good but the longer you played the more the cracks would show. Like there were cool things like being able to decorate your own room and Hogwarts being so alive but then...well.
So the story is written very oddly and I think it wanted to be too many things and couldn't really be any of them. If you want the most basic example of this that really embodies the entire experience: So at one point you meet a character that passively talks about how, at another wizarding school, they don't use wands. They use their hands. When she came to Hogwarts, she had to change to using a wand. Now, probably completely irrelevant, here's a fun fact: most witches and wizards (even Voldemort) cannot use magic without their wands. One of the most basic spells both in the game and in the movies is expelliarmus, which expels wands from opposing magic users' hands (it does more than that but this is the purpose it's often used for).
Think about that. Just think about it for a second.
The game has tons of weird mental "huhs" that are frankly indicative of what the original series was (badly written), but also it generally just doesn't feel good. You're framed as this hero fighting against the evil goblins when the game, immediately, as the game starts, explains what happened to the goblins and why they're doing what they are. They are also the first enemy that you're capable of mercilessly murdering with regular spells just because. And you're supposed to be the good guy.
Now if the game actually acknowledged any of this it might have been fine but it simply paints the antagonist as bad despite the fact that almost nothing he does over the course of the story is unjustified, so by the end if you think about it for more than a few seconds you feel really weird about what you just experienced.
Also this game does not know how to do death.
Furthermore, that decorating rooms thing I mentioned? It is cool and that it's introduced later in the game is something that I like, but what it is is...well, kinda boring? And they tie some idle mechanics too it which are completely unnecessary. When the reward for something is a decoration for a feature you don't use then the task ends up feeling a lot less worth doing. The animals are cute but I wish you could do more with them.
There's a slave den in this game. This is presented without any negative connotations, and at times I think this game is worse than Rowling's original work in terms of how it presents certain things.
If it seems like I'm mostly complaining it's because yes, this is a game that is kind of fun initially but the fact that I and like, the rest of the world forgot it existed almost right after it came out says a lot despite its scale. The boss fights are bad and weirdly disjointed (do NOT get me started on the final boss), there are some puzzle sequences that just make me wanna end it, the warnings for what you can deflect and what you can't can be really difficult to tell apart sometimes, especially when a lot's going on at once, the killing spell is treated like something there's a big choice behind learning but it's actually just kinda useful and there's no drawback and no one judges you for it despite it being like, the worst thing canonically. Also it's buggy. There are a lot of bugs and me mentioning this at the end is largely because it's not super buggy but like.
To wrap this up I guess, there's this boss fight near the end of the game where you fight this big creature. It's not a good boss fight. Anyway, once its health was almost all the way down, it charged and. Disappeared.
Poof. Gone. And I was soft-locked, had to load my save and do the whole fight over again. Waited a while too, no idea why it happened.
Hogwarts Legacy, ladies and others.
This game was good but the longer you played the more the cracks would show. Like there were cool things like being able to decorate your own room and Hogwarts being so alive but then...well.
So the story is written very oddly and I think it wanted to be too many things and couldn't really be any of them. If you want the most basic example of this that really embodies the entire experience: So at one point you meet a character that passively talks about how, at another wizarding school, they don't use wands. They use their hands. When she came to Hogwarts, she had to change to using a wand. Now, probably completely irrelevant, here's a fun fact: most witches and wizards (even Voldemort) cannot use magic without their wands. One of the most basic spells both in the game and in the movies is expelliarmus, which expels wands from opposing magic users' hands (it does more than that but this is the purpose it's often used for).
Think about that. Just think about it for a second.
The game has tons of weird mental "huhs" that are frankly indicative of what the original series was (badly written), but also it generally just doesn't feel good. You're framed as this hero fighting against the evil goblins when the game, immediately, as the game starts, explains what happened to the goblins and why they're doing what they are. They are also the first enemy that you're capable of mercilessly murdering with regular spells just because. And you're supposed to be the good guy.
Now if the game actually acknowledged any of this it might have been fine but it simply paints the antagonist as bad despite the fact that almost nothing he does over the course of the story is unjustified, so by the end if you think about it for more than a few seconds you feel really weird about what you just experienced.
Also this game does not know how to do death.
Furthermore, that decorating rooms thing I mentioned? It is cool and that it's introduced later in the game is something that I like, but what it is is...well, kinda boring? And they tie some idle mechanics too it which are completely unnecessary. When the reward for something is a decoration for a feature you don't use then the task ends up feeling a lot less worth doing. The animals are cute but I wish you could do more with them.
There's a slave den in this game. This is presented without any negative connotations, and at times I think this game is worse than Rowling's original work in terms of how it presents certain things.
If it seems like I'm mostly complaining it's because yes, this is a game that is kind of fun initially but the fact that I and like, the rest of the world forgot it existed almost right after it came out says a lot despite its scale. The boss fights are bad and weirdly disjointed (do NOT get me started on the final boss), there are some puzzle sequences that just make me wanna end it, the warnings for what you can deflect and what you can't can be really difficult to tell apart sometimes, especially when a lot's going on at once, the killing spell is treated like something there's a big choice behind learning but it's actually just kinda useful and there's no drawback and no one judges you for it despite it being like, the worst thing canonically. Also it's buggy. There are a lot of bugs and me mentioning this at the end is largely because it's not super buggy but like.
To wrap this up I guess, there's this boss fight near the end of the game where you fight this big creature. It's not a good boss fight. Anyway, once its health was almost all the way down, it charged and. Disappeared.
Poof. Gone. And I was soft-locked, had to load my save and do the whole fight over again. Waited a while too, no idea why it happened.
Hogwarts Legacy, ladies and others.
this game is fucking ass
Fun the first 5 hours, but when you go do all the side quests in the wilderness, it's just another tasteless ubisoft open world.
cool game but crushed by its own potential. Too few enemies, too few student interactions, too few teacher interactions. And also NO QUIDDITCH???
I really tried to enjoy this game but I can't. The gameplay itself seems fine, if not a little lacklustre every so often, but the story was so dull and by the end I had to drag myself through completing it. I'm sure fans of Harry Potter would rate it higher than I have, but as I'm not a fan of the setting I can't. It doesn't do it for me.
It took me way too long to complete the storyline of this game simply because I spent every second completing every side quest I came across. By the time I reached the boss battle, I was so insanely overpowered that I knocked that bitch into oblivion
What a strange entry. I remember booting up this game and my jaw hitting the floor because of how incredible it looked. The fidelity of Hogwarts castle was impressive and the voice acting is very convincing. This is an amazingly immersive game that has tons of personality. I remember getting lost for HOURS just tinkering graphics setting and admiring how the reflections looked like on the floors of the castle (definitely a pc gamer thing lol), talking to every NPC and doing every sidequest. Going out of the castle and walking to Hogsmeade village had my inner child crying with joy.
The battle system was also quite fun and engaging. I really enjoyed learning so many spells from the movies. It really has a “git good” dark souls flavor that I love. It does kinda let you go to areas where you’re not ready to go to and be successful anyway. I was loving this game for hours on end.
The thing that kinda irked me in the end, which is almost always what irks me whenever I don’t like and RPG, is that the quests are kind of boring and repetitive. These guys built an enormous world around harry Potter lore and not alot to do in them. The merlin quests are a slog and the main story isn’t all that interesting. I wasn’t able to finish the game because I got too overpowered mid game and no enemy posed a threat anymore. I will def try it again in the future though.
Please disagree with me in the comments lol 🙏🙏🙏
The battle system was also quite fun and engaging. I really enjoyed learning so many spells from the movies. It really has a “git good” dark souls flavor that I love. It does kinda let you go to areas where you’re not ready to go to and be successful anyway. I was loving this game for hours on end.
The thing that kinda irked me in the end, which is almost always what irks me whenever I don’t like and RPG, is that the quests are kind of boring and repetitive. These guys built an enormous world around harry Potter lore and not alot to do in them. The merlin quests are a slog and the main story isn’t all that interesting. I wasn’t able to finish the game because I got too overpowered mid game and no enemy posed a threat anymore. I will def try it again in the future though.
Please disagree with me in the comments lol 🙏🙏🙏
Played to completion. Love the universe, and mega excitement to see Hogwarts mapped out in full.
Plot was okay but could've been a lot stronger with a bit of thought. Lack of any sort of consequence to actions really held the game back, I'm not saying I'd want a morality meter, but why give meaningful dialogue options. Themes of the plot include exploration of intent over action, ends justify means, stewardship of the environment and our surroundings, and what it means to be sentient. But I spend near 40 hours using dark magic on enemies, killing beasts for challenges, capturing creatures for my zoo, and using magic to take away many people free will, with zero consequence or even comment from the characters in world.
I personally loved the flying mechanic and enjoyed exploring the world to complete the collectibles but they were repetitive.
Good game but too big and long for the content actually provided. Could have been so much more. I hope there is another title in the series, but I would want far more RPG elements and would love to see the studio design more of the classic Harry Peter universe locations.
Plot was okay but could've been a lot stronger with a bit of thought. Lack of any sort of consequence to actions really held the game back, I'm not saying I'd want a morality meter, but why give meaningful dialogue options. Themes of the plot include exploration of intent over action, ends justify means, stewardship of the environment and our surroundings, and what it means to be sentient. But I spend near 40 hours using dark magic on enemies, killing beasts for challenges, capturing creatures for my zoo, and using magic to take away many people free will, with zero consequence or even comment from the characters in world.
I personally loved the flying mechanic and enjoyed exploring the world to complete the collectibles but they were repetitive.
Good game but too big and long for the content actually provided. Could have been so much more. I hope there is another title in the series, but I would want far more RPG elements and would love to see the studio design more of the classic Harry Peter universe locations.
Terminei Hogwarts Legacy com 39 horas de jogo, cara o jogo é simplesmente MAGICO, a imersão dele é gigante, o mundo todo é mt bem pensado e dá pra ver claramente o carinho e paixão dos dev com o universo de HP, a exploração é super recompensada, em Hogwarts e no Mundo aberto.
Eu fazia em média uma sessão de 4 horas por dia, e era sempre 1 hora de quest principal e 3 horas de exploração e secundárias, de tão divertido que o jogo é seu mundo é, era viciante ficar fazendo só isso, cada detalhe do castelo é mágico, CHEIO de segredos e mistérios pra descobrir e explorar.
Tenho 2 pontos negativos só:
1 - a falta de chefes e a falta de variações dos que existem
2 - além da questão principal tem as questões secundárias/linhas do tempo de outros personagens da história, q tem conexão com a principal, são 3, 2 delas pro finalicou afobado o final dela, tava td indo bem mas assim que chegou perto do final, a qualidade abaixou e parece q foi feito as pressas, a única q não foi assim foi a da Poppy, que pra mim foi a mais divertida e bonita de jogar e ver
Enfim
08/10 pra mim
Eu fazia em média uma sessão de 4 horas por dia, e era sempre 1 hora de quest principal e 3 horas de exploração e secundárias, de tão divertido que o jogo é seu mundo é, era viciante ficar fazendo só isso, cada detalhe do castelo é mágico, CHEIO de segredos e mistérios pra descobrir e explorar.
Tenho 2 pontos negativos só:
1 - a falta de chefes e a falta de variações dos que existem
2 - além da questão principal tem as questões secundárias/linhas do tempo de outros personagens da história, q tem conexão com a principal, são 3, 2 delas pro finalicou afobado o final dela, tava td indo bem mas assim que chegou perto do final, a qualidade abaixou e parece q foi feito as pressas, a única q não foi assim foi a da Poppy, que pra mim foi a mais divertida e bonita de jogar e ver
Enfim
08/10 pra mim
i've come to bear such bad news. terrible tidings. hogwarts legacy is straight up boring as hell.
still better than valorant
still better than valorant
I had the most fun exploring and not playing the story if that says anything. Combat is hella fun
Platinum.
7.8/10
why the fuck is such a good ip connected to such a horrible person.
this game is everything
this game is everything
AVADA KEDAVRA !!!!!!!!!
very immersive open world btw
very immersive open world btw
Es un juego gráficamente superior pero que en términos de jugabilidad deja mucho que desear. Como fan de Harry Potter espere muchos años un juego como este y a la hora de jugarlo sentí que no cumplió con las expectativas.