Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions

78%
Game Brain Score Based on 1,069 reviews
  • gameplay
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  • graphics
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"Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions" is an arcade game that allows 1-2 players to experience Quidditch as a Chaser, Seeker, Keeper, or Beater in legendary arenas and wizarding world locations. Players can choose from Career Mode, Exhibition Matches, or Player vs Player, either solo or in online co-op with teams of up to 3. The deluxe edition includes house-themed packs and 2,000 Gold, with no microtransactions.

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78%
Audience ScoreBased on 1,069 reviews
gameplay92 positive mentions
grinding17 negative mentions
  • Fun and engaging gameplay that captures the excitement of Quidditch.
  • No microtransactions, allowing players to earn all items through gameplay.
  • Smooth controls and mechanics, making it easy to pick up and play.
  • Limited content and repetitive gameplay, especially in single-player mode.
  • Bots in multiplayer can lead to frustrating experiences and unbalanced matches.
  • The game requires a constant online connection, even for single-player modes.
  • gameplay224 mentions

    The gameplay of "Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions" is characterized by its fast-paced and engaging mechanics, allowing players to choose from various roles with unique abilities. While many players find the core gameplay fun and reminiscent of classic quidditch experiences, there are concerns about repetitiveness and a lack of depth, particularly in solo modes. Overall, the game shows potential for competitive play but requires further content and balancing to enhance the experience.

    • “The gameplay is what you expect from a quidditch game; you can hop on a broom and toss a quaffle through a hoop, knock people off by hitting them with a bludger, and test your eyesight and speed by catching the golden snitch.”
    • “Gameplay is very similar; they did a good job of making a complicated game like quidditch simple to play while still giving players the freedom to play how they want.”
    • “The gameplay is fun, responsive, impactful, and each position feels unique.”
    • “Gameplay is fast-paced, but after around 12-15 hours, the experience starts to feel repetitive since there isn't much variety in gameplay.”
    • “The gameplay is chaotic with all the arrows and effects scattering around like it's Christmas Eve.”
    • “The repetitive gameplay and lack of challenge may limit its appeal to casual players.”
  • monetization86 mentions

    The game's monetization model has been overwhelmingly praised for its absence of microtransactions, which many players find refreshing in today's gaming landscape. While some express concerns about the game's pricing and potential future monetization strategies, the current state allows players to earn all upgrades and cosmetics through gameplay alone, enhancing the overall experience. Overall, the lack of microtransactions is seen as a significant positive aspect, contributing to the game's appeal.

    • “The absence of microtransactions is a refreshing change, allowing players to enjoy the game without feeling pressured to spend extra money.”
    • “One of the standout features of Harry Potter Quidditch Champions is the absence of microtransactions.”
    • “In a world where microtransactions have become the norm, it’s shocking in the best way possible to see a game like this release in 2024 without them.”
    • “Just constant patches, layers of useless data and cash grab DLC content that's so half-assed I could hop on Blender right now and pump out something better.”
    • “I 100% do not trust developers' claim that this will stay a microtransaction-free game, and I am sure that a cash shop will be implemented after they have made enough sales from the launch promise of 'no microtransactions'.”
    • “I love Harry Potter and have read all of the books multiple times, and put many hours into Hogwarts Legacy, but this game seems like a total low-quality cash grab and feels like it should have just been launched as a free-to-play game with a cosmetic store.”
  • graphics81 mentions

    The graphics of "Quidditch Champions" have received mixed reviews, with many praising its unique, cartoonish art style that diverges from the hyper-realistic visuals of modern games like "Hogwarts Legacy." While some players appreciate the charm and suitability of the graphics for the game's target audience, others criticize them as feeling dated or reminiscent of mobile games, leading to disappointment for those expecting higher visual fidelity. Overall, the graphics are seen as adequate for gameplay, though they may not satisfy graphics enthusiasts.

    • “The art style is really nice and a good break from the more realistic graphics.”
    • “The graphics and animations are gorgeous and complement the actions greatly.”
    • “I love the cartoony art style, the campaign mode, the mechanics of each role, and the ability to play both solo and online.”
    • “Ugly, cartoonish, and unappealing graphics.”
    • “The graphics are rather outdated.”
    • “Graphics look like a premium phone game and everything feels like this is a 5 year old mobile game ported over to PC.”
  • story41 mentions

    The game's story mode is widely criticized for its lack of depth and engagement, with many players noting that it feels more like a series of individual matches rather than a coherent narrative. While some appreciate the ability to play cooperatively, the overall consensus is that the story is too short, simplistic, and lacks meaningful character development or challenges, making it feel more like an arcade-style experience than a traditional RPG. Many players express disappointment, hoping for a more substantial and immersive storyline in future updates or expansions.

    • “I wish there was more of a storyline.”
    • “The game has a bit of solo play with light story, but this is looking to be more of a seasonal multiplayer game.”
    • “How can you not have a story in this game?”
    • “But you build a team, there's no career or actual RPG story.”
    • “There's no long story-driven campaign or hidden depth.”
    • “This is even worse in the 'story mode', if you can call it that, which you can probably run through in about 4 hours, as the bots barely pose a challenge.”
  • grinding17 mentions

    The reviews indicate a mixed sentiment towards grinding in the game; while some players appreciate the absence of microtransactions and enjoy working towards unlockable rewards, many find the grind excessive and tedious, particularly in multiplayer and single-player modes. The balance of challenges and rewards provides motivation for some, but the overall consensus suggests that the grinding can detract from the enjoyment, making it feel overly time-consuming and repetitive.

    • “Hope you like grinding away at yet another bloody battle pass that takes way too long to progress.”
    • “The single-player campaigns are enjoyable, but be warned: if you’re not a fan of grinding, this game may not be for you.”
    • “It's tedious and it's downright boring in its current state.”
  • stability15 mentions

    The game's stability is heavily criticized, with numerous reports of severe bugs affecting matchmaking, multiplayer functionality, and character customization. Players frequently experience crashes, glitches, and unplayable sessions, leading to a frustrating overall experience. While some users note that certain aspects, like physics, run well, the overwhelming consensus is that the game is plagued by instability issues.

    • “Runs really well; the physics aren't buggy.”
    • “The game maintains a smooth performance throughout.”
    • “I haven't encountered any crashes or major glitches.”
    • “Every aspect of this game is buggy, even so much so that matchmaking sometimes puts one of your teammates on the other team, resulting in a 7v5 situation.”
    • “The game crashes every 30 minutes, and some games are unplayable due to how buggy it can become.”
    • “Wow, this game isn't good at all; it's buggy and has horrible online play. Don't waste your time.”
  • replayability10 mentions

    The game offers a solid tutorial and engaging gameplay reminiscent of Rocket League, contributing to its replayability, especially in multiplayer settings. However, some players note a lack of diversity and depth that may limit long-term replay value. Overall, while it has enjoyable elements that encourage replay, improvements could enhance its longevity.

    • “This game contains a solid tutorial which is replayable and is very detailed in getting accustomed to the various roles.”
    • “The game has really strong roots and could become something great; a few notable pros are that it is similar to a Rocket League-type play style, which has great replayability.”
    • “It definitely has replayability <3”
    • “Not a ton of replay value though.”
    • “In the long term, the game might lack a bit of depth, which could affect its replayability.”
    • “However, even with the lack of diversity, there is still replay value and even more so when playing with friends.”
  • optimization10 mentions

    The game is well-optimized, running smoothly on midrange PCs from around 2015, with users reporting solid performance even at maximum settings. There are various settings available for further performance tweaks, enhancing gameplay without stuttering or issues. Overall, players appreciate the impressive graphics and smooth gameplay.

    • “The game runs smoothly, and there are plenty of settings to tweak for better performance.”
    • “The gameplay is smooth, the graphics are impressive, and overall, it's a well-optimized game.”
    • “Upgrading your performance can give you an advantage over competition.”
    • “Upgrading your performance can give you an advantage over the competition.”
    • “Graphics are simple but look really nice; my computer is about 5 years old and I can still run it at max settings without any stuttering or problems whatsoever.”
  • music8 mentions

    The music in the game has received positive feedback, with players appreciating the soundtrack and its similarity to that of Hogwarts Legacy. However, some users noted the absence of music during matches, which detracted from the overall experience. Overall, the music complements the gameplay well, enhancing the enjoyment for many players.

    • “I liked the gameplay and music.”
    • “Fun gameplay, great visuals, good music, very well done commentators and no microtransactions.”
    • “Well thought out rules (much more so than the actual Harry Potter books/movies), fun and well made gameplay, good music; visuals aren't the best, but they're more than enough for me.”
    • “Maybe you can add an in-game soundtrack.”
    • “No music while in matches.”
  • atmosphere3 mentions

    The atmosphere of the game is widely praised for its magical and authentic recreation of the franchise, evoking a sense of wonder and joy that resonates with fans. Despite concerns over microtransactions, the immersive environment and enjoyable core mechanics contribute to a compelling experience for players.

    • “The developers have done a great job creating the wondrous and magical atmosphere you associate with the franchise.”
    • “You guys really did a great job recreating the atmosphere of the franchise; I have never felt the joy being sucked from me that fast.”
    • “While microtransactions may be a concern, the game's enjoyable core mechanics, customization options, and authentic Harry Potter atmosphere make it a worthwhile recommendation for fans of the series and sports games alike.”
  • emotional2 mentions

    The emotional aspect of the game is perceived as overly simplistic and aimed at a younger audience, featuring cheerful characters and dialogues that may come off as childish. This approach can detract from the overall experience, making it feel less engaging for older players.

    • “This game evokes a deep sense of nostalgia and connection, making me feel a range of emotions from joy to sadness as I navigate through its story.”
    • “The characters are so well-developed that I found myself genuinely caring about their journeys and outcomes, which made the experience incredibly emotional.”
    • “Every decision I made felt impactful, and the emotional weight of the story lingered with me long after I finished playing.”
  • character development1 mentions

    Players appreciate the character design and express excitement for future developments in the game, highlighting that even after completing the main storyline, there are still numerous challenges and engaging online play to explore.

    • “I love the character design and can't wait to see what happens in this game. I've already technically 'beaten' it, but there's still so many more challenges to tackle, and the online play is also very nice and stable.”
  • humor1 mentions

    The humor in the game is noted to be effective, particularly in the character of Molly, which adds a comedic touch; however, some users feel that the humor could be more consistently executed without unnecessary complications.

    • “Don't get me wrong, it's not a big thing, and in the case of Molly, it's hilarious to see.”
    • “The humor in this game is spot on, making even the most mundane tasks entertaining.”
    • “I found myself laughing out loud at the clever jokes and witty dialogue throughout the game.”
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Play time

9hMedian play time
25hAverage play time
4-50hSpent by most gamers
*Based on 8 analyzed playthroughs

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