Hogwarts Legacy Should Provide Completely Different Experiences for Each House
It is clear why long-term Harry Potter fans are growing more and more excited at the prospect of playing Hogwarts Legacy as it draws closer to release. Promising to be the most intricately crafted Harry Potter experience within the gaming sphere to date, the game has a lot of ground to cover for Hogwarts.
With Hogwarts Legacy focusing on curating an organic student experience within the school, the choice of which house a player is sorted into needs to hold as much gravitas as it does in the books and films. Needing to hold more than just a different colored aesthetic, the choice of a house within the title should directly affect the plot and gameplay of the title.
Voldemort's Parents Could Theoretically Be in Hogwarts Legacy
Even the most casual fans of the Harry Potter franchise are likely familiar with house Gryffindor, with it being the house of pop culture icons Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger. Adorning the colors of red and gold, students who are sorted into house Gryffindor are said to possess the characteristics of courage, bravery, nerve, and chivalry.
Within Harry Potter lore, Hogwarts students are «sorted» into a specific house in their first year by the Sorting Hat, a sentient magical hat capable of sensing a person's characteristics. This gives further credence to how house choice within Hogwarts Legacy can have a direct impact on the game's plot. Gryffindor will likely be the most popular house choice within the game and should tell the most obvious version of the story. The Gryffindor plot should play out as a classic story of good versus evil, with the player having to make heroic sacrifices and display great bravery in the name of a just cause, amidst the battle against the villains of
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