Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Nintendo DS)

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Likewise, the game does feature the golden snitch which will pop up giving players a chance to fly through the course in an attempt to catch the small and incredibly fast-flying ball in midair. Honestly, there’s not much more we can say about this game, but the fans that enjoyed the title when it originally launched are likely hoping that Hogwarts Legacy can bring out a revamped minigame version of this title. #4 Book of Spells Based on the film of the same name, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 is an adventure game that sees you assuming the role of the young wizard as he faces his most dangerous challenge yet. Away from the relative safety of Hogwarts school, Harry, Ron and Hermione must evade the grip of Voldemort and his Dark Forces whilst working together to locate and annihilate his soul-destroying Horcruxes.

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Nintendo DS) Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Nintendo DS)

Prepare to experience the spellbinding magic of Harry Potter wherever you are as Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 comes to Nintendo DS. Lego games are always a popular hit with fans. They are usually great games that offer a parody of the source material narrative while also providing some fun brawling style mechanics. Mixed in for good measure, players can usually expect some puzzles to solve as well and at this point, we have Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4. The title should be pretty obvious as to what you can expect for this game. While the debut Harry Potter and The Philosopher's Stone proved to be a squib-like start for the franchise, its immediate follow-up sequel significantly improved upon its predecessor. Like the first title, Harry Potter And The Chamber of Secrets is an action-adventure game that follows the storyline of the book and movie of the same name. However, the execution is much improved compared to the first game. The storyline flows nicely, and the extra classes you take fit naturally into the gameplay. This mobile title may not seem like the most engaging of Harry Potter games, but the Match-3 format offers a nice distraction and alternative to complex titles with the aesthetic pleasures of magical graphics. ALSO READ 50 Outstanding Exploration Video Games You Need to Play #7 Harry Potter Movie Game AdaptationsThe first of the canonical game series is the basis on which many great fandom memes have been coined, largely due to its kitschy graphics, and admittedly its execution left a lot to be desired.

Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince - Nintendo DS Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince - Nintendo DS

You’ll have to master the art of potion mixing, lead your Quidditch team to victory and cast powerful spells using the unique capabilities of your DS every step of the way. Whether you’re dueling with Death Eaters, waving your wand to make the magic happen, or playing pranks on your enemies, the DS Touch Screen and stylus will let you experience first hand how it feels to be Harry. PS Vita 6 March 2012 / OS X 22 March 2012 / PS4 21 October 2016 / Nintendo Switch, Xbox One 30 October 2018 Book of Spells is a game made mainly for a young audience and it’s one of the PlayStation Camera games on our list. With Book of Spells, players are using the PlayStation Move controller along with the camera to go through an AR storybook type of game. This is a PlayStation 3 title that has players going through the fictional book of different spells which players can mimic with their PlayStation Move controller. Again, there’s not much depth here but for a young child, this is a thrilling AR game to dive into the Harry Potter universe. #3 Book of Potions On top of the spells Ron and Hermione can cast, Harry has more than a few up his sleeve as well. Drawing you into the game, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 calls on you to cast spells by making the correct markings on the Touch Screen. Wingardium Leviosa, for example, can be cast by simply tapping a target with your stylus then dragging it to another part of the screen to throw it there. With many such spells to master, you’ll be wielding your wand with devastating effects wherever the adventure leads you. Spells aren’t the only thing that makes Harry magic though. His invisibility cloak is also among his equipment, allowing him to sneak past enemies as long as he creeps with care. In LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and TT Games bring the first four stories (Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire) to life in glorious LEGO style.Through the use of this book, players can brew up some incredibly potent potions. Now with players finding themselves entered into the Wizarding Schools Potions Championship. Furthermore, players will slowly learn more about Zygmunt Budge, the mysterious student who wrote the book all those years ago. #2 Lego Harry Potter: Years 1–4 Here players are getting a recap of sorts for the Harry Potter franchise for the first four movies. This title does offer a two-player split-screen that allows players to work together, although that does mean that some of the storylines will get changed up to allow both players to play the game. For instance, rather than a section of the game is completely based around Harry Potter, a secondary character like Hermione might join in. #1 Lego Harry Potter: Years 5–7 Of course, you’ll have to attend lessons to learn how to cast spells such as Lumos and Immobilus, and to Transfigure objects. You’ll need to use your stylus to tap on objects in your environment, then trace various “spell shapes” on the Touch Screen to cast the desired spell.

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At this point, the range of games has expanded far beyond the number of books, mostly spin-offs, largely focusing on other aspects of the series such as Quidditch or spell casting. And finally, there are two LEGO games that focus on books 1-4 and 5-7, respectively. So, when the selection is so great, how are you supposed to know the best games to play? Well, wonder no more, for here is a list of the greatest Harry Potter games we have seen through the years. Use the combined powers of Harry, Ron and Hermione in the battle against Voldemort and his Dark Forces – casting spells on the Touch Screen and exploring a world full of iconic Harry Potter characters.

Plenty of video games have depicted the world of Harry Potterover the years. But how good they were varied on the game, the system they were on, and their gameplay focus. You’ll travel to all the key locations in the wizarding world, though you'll be spending most of your time in the hallowed halls of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. There's plenty to discover and do in these corridors, and you’ll want to stop and say hello to everyone you meet – he or she might give you a task to add to your quest log, or an item to add to your inventory.