Hogwarts Legacy was immensely successful, showcasing modern triple A graphics within the world of Harry Potter. It’s gameplay and gripping story allowed the game to blow up within the gaming community.
And with the widespread popularity of the game, players may be wondering ‘Will there be a Hogwarts Legacy Sequel?’
For those who are wanting more Harry Potter single player gaming experiences, you’re in luck. Sources online state claim there will be a sequel — with leaks pointing towards the game’s current production.
Do not consider this an official announcement. This is more so a leak from a supposed anonymous source, who likely revealed the information secretly. Therefore, with minimal evidence, there’s a possibility this Hogwarts Legacy sequel announcement is purely for attracting attention.
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But on the other hand, a Hogwarts Legacy sequel makes a lot of sense. The Harry Potter IP is massive, and the first game was incredibly successful. Considering the amount of attention alongside money Hogwarts Legacy made, a sequel to the game seems like a very reasonable conclusion.
Many members of the community seem to agree with this sentiment.
“Not surprising at all. The game absolutely blew up. Harry Potter IP in games might be the future of the brand,” one user stated.
“First game was a great foundation, with a Hogwarts centered game you also don’t have to build an entirely new world/castle.
Hope they use that opportunity to go hard on making choices actually matter, Legacy was a bit comical with how little most of them mattered beyond people being salty about you keeping an item or two but otherwise not really changing how they talk to you,” another added.
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