Now, before I get too deep into this review I do want to provide a disclaimer: I will not be making any socio-political commentary on J.K. I can finally re-experience Hogwarts and delve deep into its locales, creatures, and mythos as a test to see if this franchise still holds the magic over me that it once did. This is a modern Harry Potter game that doesn't contain any risk of potential spoilers for a fifteen year old book that I have yet to finish. That’s what makes Hogwarts Legacy so appealing for me. I continue to avoid any and all potential spoilers regarding the series in hopes that one day I’ll finally finish it, but the idea of re-reading the entire series in order to gain the context of the story again is much too daunting for a graduate student who spends their “free time” reading textbooks and studying. I’ve also carried with me a fickle attitude towards the series which I have yet to cure. When the movies came out I refused to watch them without reading the books, and to this day I have read and watched the entire series of Harry Potter books and movies almost ten times over, with the exception of the Deathly Hallows. Unfortunately, my life became quite complicated when the final book was coming out in 2007 I didn't end up following my usual routine, and didn’t read the new book at all. I would try to read the books as soon as they were available, and prepare for the next installment of the books and movies by reading or watching all previous entries leading up to the new one. In the years to come I consumed every piece of Harry Potter media that my family could reasonably afford. Eventually I began reading and, despite my cavalier attitude, became obsessed. I was given a copy to read around the age of seven, but was initially reluctant to read the book, as I felt like believing in magic or anything mythical was for “children”. By Miles Gregory, posted on 12 March 2023 / 3,667 ViewsĪs a child the Harry Potter franchise was huge.
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