Hogwarts Legacy Is Getting Official PC Mods, As Well As One New Feature Aimed At Creators
will soon become even more magical, with Avalanche Software's upcoming patch providing support to the creative community to mod the PC version of the game. The immersive RPG set in the wizarding world made famous by already inspires creativity as players stretch their imaginations at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Now, using the CurseForge platform for modding, players will have easy access to downloading available mods directly from the main menu of, and anyone who wishes to create their own mods for quests, dungeons, cosmetics, and more can do so.
On January 30, 2025, a free patch for the PC version of will provide full mod support and an in-game mod manager for players to easily create, share, and download mods for their game. The surprise addition to will be available through Steam and Epic Games Store, although the is only confirmed for the Epic Games Store.
shared a video explaining the new features on their YouTube channel, including some sneak peeks at a few of the mods that will be available as soon as the patch goes live.
Using the new system, PC players should gain easy access to download new mods through the in-game mod manager on the main menu. CurseForge will have numerous mods already there for players to try out as soon as the patch goes live on January 30, with more mods quickly coming as the creative community begins to experiment with the free creation kit's abilities.
Hogwarts Legacy players have a choice whether to learn the unforgivable curses or not, leaving many players divided on what they should do.
Among the mods teased in the video are several new hairstyles and clothing cosmetics, alternative flying mounts including a vacuum cleaner or magic carpet, and new skins for NPCs. The system also includes mods for adding new dungeons and quests to the game, with an example provided of a new «Dungeon of Doom» mod that provides a full dungeon with combat, hidden secrets, and more.
The talented modding community will be able to
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