Harry Potter Quidditch Game Finally Shows Real Gameplay

Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions It’s only a few months away, and before today we had little idea what the game would actually look like. Now, a new trailer shows the fantasy sports game in action, alongside famous characters and a character creator who doesn’t seem burdened by the transphobia that franchise author J.K. Rowling has embraced.

Quidditch Champions It is the answer to why RPG Sandbox exists. Hogwarts Legacy He didn’t have a Quidditch status of his own.The spinoff features a career mode and online play, including co-op and PVP. Unfortunately, there doesn’t appear to be any split-screen, which would be a huge oversight for a licensed game like this. The new trailer shows players as chasers who score points by throwing balls through golden rings and what appears to be a seeker who flies through his own golden rings in order to catch a Golden Snitch.

It actually gives some players Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup vibes, a simplified PS2 game that successfully recreates the magic of Messi. The stadiums, shown in different weather conditions including rain, look huge, so it will be interesting to see how each match plays out in real life. If you miss a play, is it easy to get back in time? What kind of mechanics prevent you from constantly hitting a counterattack? Comparisons to Rocket League It is actually manufactured, which is the best thing about any sports game, Harry Potter Or not, we can hope so.

Unlike Rocket Leaguebut, Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions The game isn’t free. It costs $30 when it launches on September 3 on PC and all consoles, though it will be free for paid PS Plus subscribers that month. The game’s developers have said there won’t be any microtransactions either. All costumes, brooms, and other trinkets are supposed to be unlocked by playing (the game will be digital-only until the physical version arrives on November 8).

The new trailer also offers a look at playable characters like Harry and Draco, as well as a character creator who doesn’t appear to cut his hair or dress according to gender. “All athletes are encouraged to style themselves the way they want to,” the narrator says, which could be interpreted as Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions Referring to her break with Rowling over transgender rights and other inclusion issues.

Quidditch has always been portrayed in books as a mixed game, Hogwarts Legacy Let players mix and match looks. In the character creator as well, the studio went to great lengths to emphasize that Rowling was not involved. Any game related to Harry Potter Still in the shadow of its frank creator who continues Redouble efforts on anti-trans statements, including sports related issuesEspecially since she continues to collect royalties on anything. Licensed from books written byReal Quidditch tournaments (imagine Ultimate Frisbee with brooms and hurdles) The sport was renamed Quadruple Ball. Cut ties with the author.