LEGO Harry Potter Collection is Getting a Remaster for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PC

The LEGO Harry Potter Collection is getting a remaster that will arrive on the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on Oct. 8, 2024.

The collection will include LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 and LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 which were launched on the PlayStation. They were previously bundled together and remastered for the PlayStation 4.

LEGO Harry Potter Collection

Now, the latest collection will be the third re-release of the games and will be coming to modern-gen consoles and PC. The entire package will be digitally available from the PS Store and other relevant stores and will include all previous DLC.

The game is being ported by Double Eleven and will reportedly run at 60fps in native 4K and will feature various bells and whistles. These include DualSense haptic feedback and higher-resolution shadow maps, according to PushSquare.

For players who already own the PlayStation 4 version of the LEGO Harry Potter Collection, they won't get a free upgrade but they will get a discount on the latest version. The collection is something that many fans of the series will surely enjoy.

The combination of all the LEGO Harry Potter games unites the creative prowess of LEGO with the expansive and magical world of Harry Potter. It features an exciting journey filled with intense spell-casting, potion-making, puzzle-solving, lessons, dueling, and much more, said VGChartz.

Warner Bros. Games announced the latest collection as part of the "Back to Hogwarts" event and said that the bundle will cost $39.99. On top of this, fans of the franchise can expect a new video game to launch in the next few days.

The company will be releasing Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions on Sept. 3, 2024, and is a multiplayer-focused title that revolves around the wizarding sport of Quidditch. It will be available on both current and last-generation platforms.

Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions

Furthermore, Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions will be arriving as a monthly title for PlayStation Plus. This means that PlayStation users who are subscribed to the service can expect to play it for "free" when it comes later this week, according to ComicBook.

A recent gameplay overview for the game showcased what fans can expect to see when they dive into this intense wizarding sport. The team behind Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions understood that the sport itself deserved a game built from the ground up to capture its competitive spirit.

They noted that creating a standalone title was needed to focus on the sport's unique mechanics and features. The game aims to ensure a rich and immersive experience that fans of the series can enjoy.