Harry Potter Video Games
Harry Potter has inspired video games for over two decades, from family-friendly LEGO adventures to a full open-world wizarding RPG. Based on J.K. Rowling's novels and the films that followed, the games let players attend Hogwarts, fly on a broomstick, and cast spells in the wizarding world, with something for younger players, longtime fans, and everyone in between.
Hogwarts Legacy
Hogwarts Legacy is the biggest Harry Potter game to date, an open-world action RPG from Avalon Entertainment set in the wizarding world of the 1800s. Players create their own student, attend classes, learn spells, brew potions, and explore Hogwarts Castle and the wider Highlands, with a story that stands apart from the books and films. GameBoost also offers a bundle pairing the Deluxe Editions of Hogwarts Legacy and Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions in one purchase. If you've already finished it and want more magical schools and open-world adventures, take a look at our list of games like Hogwarts Legacy.
LEGO Harry Potter
LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 and Years 5-7 retell the story of the books and films with the humour and co-op play that made the LEGO series famous. Years 1-4 follows Harry's first four years at Hogwarts, while Years 5-7 covers the darker later story through to the final battle. The LEGO Harry Potter Collection bundles both remastered games together, making it the easiest way to play the whole saga on PC, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch.
Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions
Released in September 2024, Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions turns the wizarding world's signature sport into a fast-paced action game. Players can work through a career mode solo or in online co-op with up to three friends, play exhibition matches, or take on other teams in competitive online play. The Deluxe Edition adds extra cosmetic content on top of the base game.
The Deathly Hallows Games
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 and Part 2 adapt the final chapters of the story as third-person action games, following Harry, Ron, and Hermione's hunt for the Horcruxes and the final battle for Hogwarts. They offer a darker, more action-focused take on the series than the LEGO games, aimed at an older audience.
Find Every Harry Potter Key on GameBoost
Whichever part of the wizarding world you're after, GameBoost carries Harry Potter keys across Steam, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and EA App. Every key is delivered instantly to your account after purchase, backed by 24/7 live chat support and over 20,000 verified Trustpilot reviews. Browse the full collection below to find the exact game, edition, and platform you're looking for at the best price.
Harry Potter Games FAQs
Hogwarts Legacy is the best pick for players who want a full open-world RPG, while the LEGO Harry Potter Collection is the easiest way to relive the original story, especially for younger players or co-op with family. Quidditch Champions suits players who want fast, competitive multiplayer.
No. Hogwarts Legacy tells an original story set in the 1800s with a brand new character, so it works as a standalone experience. Familiarity with the wizarding world adds context and makes many of its locations and references more rewarding.
The Collection includes remastered versions of both games in a single purchase, while the individual releases cover one half of the story each. The Collection is the simpler choice if you want the full story from start to finish.
Yes. Quidditch Champions includes a career mode that can be played solo or in online co-op with up to three friends, alongside exhibition matches and competitive online play against other players.
No. Hogwarts Legacy is set in the 1800s with an original story, while the Deathly Hallows games adapt the final films of the main Harry Potter saga. Each can be played on its own.
This depends on the specific key. Region details are listed clearly on each product page, so be sure to check the activation region before purchasing to confirm it works in your country.