Hogwarts Legacy's Story Is Too Short, But There Are Two Different Ways A Sequel Could Fix Things?

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The story in is quite short, or at least shorter than expected given the scope of the game. While completing absolutely everything will take a fair amount of time, the actual main story is only about 25 hours. The game then depends on players wanting to do a fair amount of exploration to get their time investment on the game in, which is a little unfortunate.

The story in , while short, was well done. It tells a fairly compelling story but does leave some plot threads hanging. Whether this is because the studio planned to include those in the sequel or because there wasn’t enough time, it’s unfortunate if the sequel does take place in a different era. The story needs to change if things are going to be different in the next game.

The first game relied very heavily on exploration to make the time investment in the game worthwhile. The story by itself is less than 30 hours, but the exploration and collecting every thing possible will take much, much longer. That is okay, as many games feature similar mechanics, like the games. However, there is a crucial difference in that the exploration in feels unrewarding after a certain point.

Fans of Hogwarts Legacy are eager for news on the anticipated sequel to the APRG, as well as any DLCs or expansions to the popular game in 2025.

While it's fairly popular in open-world games, it is an unfortunate mechanic to keep players invested. While other games may have a slightly longer time in the main story, the story in this game feels a little short, particularly toward the end. After the first half of the year, it feels like the game rushes toward the end. In fact, if players are too focused on exploration, they can end up in areas they are not supposed to far sooner than intended.

In fact, it is possible to be about halfway through the story but nearly all the way through the exploration and at the level cap for . It then makes the rest of the story very easy, which may take the challenge out of it for some players. The other