“Should’ve been in Hogwarts Legacy”: Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions Gameplay Disappoints Everyone as We’re All Wondering Why It Wasn’t Hogwarts Legacy DLC

Will the game be able to break fans' skepticism?

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  • Fans were disappointed with Hogwarts Legacy's lack of a Quidditch mode, making them skeptical of the upcoming standalone game, Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions.
  • There's a concern that the game might come off as a cash grab rather than a genuine addition to the Harry Potter franchise.
  • Many believe that it should have been a DLC for Hogwarts Legacy in the first place.
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Just a month away from its release, Unbroken Studios has dropped the first gameplay reveal of Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions. Though we only saw limited things, it was enough to dismay fans who weren’t impressed.

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What’s funny is that the disappointment doesn’t even come from the game itself but from Hogwarts Legacy, which failed to add a Quidditch mode despite claiming to be the best and biggest Harry Potter game ever.

Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions Is Already Fighting an Uphill Battle

Three players floating on their brooms in Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions
The game will let players travel the world and compete in tournaments. Image credit: Unbroken Studios

When a Quidditch game was announced back in April of 2023, everyone was left dumbfounded. This is because just two months ago, the biggest game in the franchise’s history, Hogwarts Legacy, was released and didn’t feature a Quidditch mode.

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Given that the game featured just about everything related to the main series, it was surprising that it didn’t feature Quidditch. Furthermore, both the games have been published by Warner Bros. Games, which begs the question: couldn’t a DLC be just released with Quidditch in it?

No doubt, everyone has been wondering the same. This has also put the upcoming game in the crossfire, as fans have been putting down the game by just looking at the trailer.

It took netizens no time to express their views on social media, stating the game should have been part of a DLC instead.

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More importantly, netizens have voiced that Quidditch should not have been a standalone game to begin with.

Can The Game Manage to Win Over Fans?

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The game will be released on September 3. Image credit: Unbroken Studios

Regardless of the reason for releasing a standalone game, it’s vital that it doesn’t come off as a cash grab but as a genuine title that offers something unique. Furthermore, how big the franchise’s fandom is, it is sure to gain decent traction, at least in the beginning.

There will be a single career mode in the game where players get to compete in different championships scattered throughout the world. There is also going to be a ranked mode where players can challenge other players.

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Interestingly, you will be able to play using various characters from the Potter universe or create your own character. The game is priced at $30, but there is also a deluxe edition worth $40, which comes with skins and other cosmetics.

What do you think about the game? Do you belive it should’ve been a DLC instead? Let us know in the comments below.

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Written by Kuldeep Thapa

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Kuldeep is an electrical engineer and a writer for FandomWire with over 5 years of experience under the belt. He is a keen learner who consistently tries to improve and is always up for the grind. Besides delving into the Pokemon world, he enjoys playing League of Legends and many other competitive games.