Live The Unwritten in Cinematic Trailer for Hogwarts Legacy

BY BAYANI MIGUEL ACEBEDO

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While PS4 and Xbox One players will have to wait until April, next month will see the launch of Hogwarts Legacy for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. To hype up the release, we have a new cinematic trailer showcasing the vast magic world that the game will be bringing to life.

Live The Unwritten in Cinematic Trailer for Hogwarts Legacy

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If you loved the Harry Potter franchise, you’ll see a lot of Easter Eggs, despite the game’s timeline taking place a hundred years before Harry’s story. We have a look at the dark forest with all kinds of creatures, and plus a hippogriff and a dragon.

We also have a cameo from Gryffindor ghost Nearly Headless Nick and one of the teachers is revealed to be a Weasley. We know that the Weasleys also come from a family of noble birth, so it’s great that we’ll actually get to see one of Ron’s ancestors working for Hogwarts. What are the odds that she’s the head of Gryffindor house?

Here’s the official description for the game:

Become the student you have always wanted to be as you experience life at Hogwarts and embark on a journey through the wizarding world. Discover magical beasts, craft potions, and master spell casting as you uncover the mystery of Ancient Magic.

Hogwarts Legacy launches for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S on Feb. 10. The game launches for PS4 and Xbox One on April 4, and Nintendo Switch on July 25.