Hogwarts Legacy Unveils Launch Trailer With Gameplay and Cinematics A Week Ahead of Release; All You Need to Know

Hogwarts Legacy is all set to release for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and PC on February 10, 2023. Unfortunately, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One players will have to wait a bit more, as the release date for their platform has been set for April 4. The worst situation comes for the Nintendo Switch players, as they will have to wait for even more time. The release date for their platform has been set for July 25.

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For PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and PC players, there’s just a week left before they can get their hands on the title, and the anticipation couldn’t be higher. Over the past few weeks, players have received a tour of the castle, alongside other details about the title. A week ahead of its release, developer Portkey Games has just released a new trailer for the title, check it out below:

The new Hogwarts Legacy official launch trailer brings a fantastic blend of gameplay and cinematics that helps build hype for the title. Through the trailer, we receive new perspectives on areas and spells we have already seen, along with some new reveals and characters. It also provides an insight into the overarching story, action and drama that players are in for when the game releases.

Editor’s Note: J.K. Rowling, the writer and creator of the Harry Potter franchise, has been accused of transphobia by the LGBTQ+ community. She is not a direct part of the team behind Hogwarts Legacy, but will be earning through the royalties received from the title. IGN India stands in support of trans rights and acknowledge that the personal choice of people regarding their identities are valid.

We are covering Hogwarts Legacy as a gaming publication because we believe it is important to separate the creator’s personal beliefs from the work they produce. Our coverage is based on the features, story and the gameplay of the game that offers Harry Potter fans a chance to relive their childhood. We do not support or endorse the creator’s personal views.

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