Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mysterylooks like it's all about letting you live out the fantasy of enrolling in a wizarding school. Thewizarding school,Semi-dokyumento: Tokkun Meiki Dukuri even.
Coming this spring from Jam City, Hogwarts Mystery is a mobile role-playing game that opens in the years before Harry came to the school, but after his birth. It's a story-driven game with a twist: You are the focus.
SEE ALSO: The Harry Potter books are getting another swaggy redesign, so guess you're buying more books!Players create their own Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry student, right down to selecting a pet and -- once you're enrolled -- getting sorted into one of the school's four houses. As your schooling continues, so does your student; customization appears to be a big part of the game.
If a lot of this seems vague, it's because Jam City isn't revealing much just yet. The studio's announcement promises both major story arcs and smaller, relationship-oriented quests, but specifics will have to wait for another day.
Based on the reveal trailer,Hogwarts Mysterylooks like it touches on many of the elements that make the school experience in the Harry Potter stories so exciting: Classes with teachers you know, clique-y groups of friends and enemies, an ever-growing array of magical abilities, and even wizard duels.
There's not even a hint of quidditch in this trailer, but you can bet it factors into the game in some way.
Fans willhave a chance to learn more firsthand before the game launches in a few months. Those who are lucky enough to attend A Celebration of Harry Potter -- running Jan. 26-28 at Universal Studios in Orlando -- will have a chance to sit down in a room with Jam City team members and hear more about the game in two separate panels.
That is, of course, in addition to the inevitable ramping up of reveals as the game gets closer to release. The game's official website is the best place to look for new info as it's revealed.
Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mysterywill be out for Android and iOS devices later this year, sometime before June assuming the spring launch plan doesn't change.
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