The plot of the game is set in the 1800s, and you take on the role of a student who has unique abilities. The ability to cast spells, study magical creatures and explore vast locations is what makes a fan's heart beat faster. The graphics and world design are truly impressive, and you will more than once swoon with delight looking at the details of the castle and the surrounding nature.

However, despite all these pluses, the game sometimes feels a bit monotonous. The quests, though interesting, may seem formulaic, and some mechanics may seem underdeveloped. At times, you may encounter situations where it feels like the game is trying to stretch content, which can hurt the overall impression a bit.

Nevertheless, “Hogwarts. Legacy” still leaves a positive impression. You can create your own character, choose your faculty, and interact with famous magical creatures. And the possibility to explore familiar places, such as the Forbidden Forest or Hogsmeade, adds a special charm to the game.

Overall, “Hogwarts. Legacy” is not a masterpiece, but also not a failure. It is a game that is able to give a lot of pleasant moments, especially if you are a fan of the Harry Potter universe. It's not perfect, but it has its own magic, and maybe that's what we all lack sometimes.