Sure there are boss battles but these are just as dull.
You’ll cover and kill waves of death eaters, get some exposition and then repeat this until the end of the level and this never really changes. However, due to the fact that the game starts with all-out action and never stops for a breath, the nuance of the story is lost. You’ll play through what is essentially a narrative-driven third-person cover shooter. Gameplay that unfortunately doesn’t stand up under scrutiny. So this game relies on unfamiliar action-heavy gameplay. However, the issue with this game is that as it has to follow the plot of the movie, sadly Hogwarts is just a touch overrun with death eaters. You would be able to explore the Hogwarts grounds, find secret passageways and even play some Quidditch as well. It was the exploitation aspect of the title. The reason why players loved the initial titles in this series of games was clear for all to see. We find out if the developers did in our review of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part II. These titles have garnered a surprisingly good reputation amongst gamers and with this last title in the series, it was time to finish strong. Then aside from those, the game also has some similarities to the LEGO Harry Potter titles. However, with the last roll of the dice, would the final movie tie-in game finish on a high note? This game plays very much like the other seven Harry Potter movie tie-ins such as Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix or Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets if we are to pick the highest quality games on the roster. Where other licenced titles have dragged their respective properties through the mud, by and large, the Harry Potter collection of games have done a great job of capturing Hogwarts and it’s many magical nooks and crannies with a great deal of grace and authenticity.
Ever since the days of the original Playstation, Harry Potter video games have been a staple of licenced video game royalty.
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