Hogwarts Legacy 2 Needs To Borrow One Key Feature From Xbox's Best 2024 Exclusive

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sequel has been much discussed, especially the many ways it should improve upon the original game. While was a strong open-world entry that managed to capture the magic of the franchise, it was missing a lot of features that would help immerse players better into the wizarding world. Fortunately, since its launch back in early 2023, several games have been released that would serve as strong inspiration for the sequel.

There are lots of features should borrow from other games, whether that's classic open-world experiences or even older titles. However, one feature it absolutely needs to take comes from Xbox's best 2024 exclusive. Not only does it make that game a far better experience, but it could also help make a much more immersive game without needing to rely on mods.

is a triumphant Xbox exclusive and easily one of the best games of 2024. Its success should come as no surprise to fans of MachineGames' other works, as takes everything the developer learned from those games and expands upon them greatly, offering an immersive and action-packed cinematic spectacle that manages to be faithful to the source material while innovating upon it. One of its many great qualities that contributes to its towering achievements is its tactile gameplay, something that is elevated greatly by its first-person perspective.

Indiana Jones and the Great Circle valiantly attempts to recapture what makes the movies special, and like Indy himself, it usually lands on its feet.

Most items utilize a combination of realistic animations and player interaction in order to make them feel believable. Indy will reach out to any interactable object, allowing players to pick it up and then examine it from all angles. The player will actively have to pull out keys and then twist them in the lock, turn each dial on a lock by flicking the joystick, reach into a bag to open the inventory menu, and hold out the map in order to check it.

While Indiana Jones and the Great Circle isn't the first game