Based on the evaluation of a tester of a popular medium, it is quite surprising for Harry Potter fans, gamers and the trade press that Hogwarts Legacy received only one point out of ten, since the game was evaluated positively everywhere else in the world, the Metacritic average is 85.

Transgender journalist for WIRED, Jaina Rodriguez Grey, feels that the game deviates from the Harry Potter universe, that it lacks art direction, that the characters look robotic, and that the story is flat. According to Grey, the game lacks heart and cannot be recommended especially for those who do not live with the nostalgic feeling.

The test highlights the game’s flaws, such as its anti-Semitism-based story, outdated gameplay, low-quality graphics, one-dimensional characters, and its deviation from the original story. According to WIRED, considering the game’s negative effects, it’s not worth buying unless you want to cause harm. The article ends by saying that the wizarding world lacks heart and magic is gone, as is its creator.

J.K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter books, has received a lot of criticism for her anti-trans views. This may have had an effect on the shaping of the test and opinion of the transgender critics, just as in this case the critic could not remain objective, he considered it mandatory to validate the protection of transgender people and his sense of mission in the Hogwarts Legacy test as well.

Source: Wired</ strong>