Hogwarts Legacy player count still trouncing WB's live-service games combined
Topics: Hogwarts Legacy, Harry Potter, Warner Bros
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Topics: Hogwarts Legacy, Harry Potter, Warner Bros
It has been almost two years since Hogwarts Legacy was released and even though it's a single player title, the game is still managing to boast an impressive player count.
Despite the controversy surrounding its release and the subsequent complaints about a lack of new content, Hogwarts Legacy continues to perform well.
Check out the launch trailer for Hogwarts Legacy below!
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The RPG, inspired by the Harry Potter series, takes place in and around Hogwarts and tells the story of a student battling both lessons and the Dark Arts.
Now, almost two years on from release, a recent discovery made by one user over on r/HarryPotterGame shows that, despite it being a single player title, the game is still beating out other Warner Bros. games in terms of player count.
Alongside a screenshot of the games in consideration, the user shared that Hogwarts Legacy beats all Warner Bros. live-service games combined.
This includes Multiversus, Gotham Knights, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League and Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions.
Multiversus was released back in 2022 as a free-to-play crossover fighting game and Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League was considered a flop upon its launch in January of this year.
Quidditch Champions released back in September and has not managed to gain the traction Warner Bros. would have hoped for.
Last but not least, Gotham Knights released back in 2022 so it would make sense for the action RPG to lose a bit of traction as the years go by.
At the time the screenshot was captured, Hogwarts Legacy boasted an impressive 8,032 current player count, whilst the other titles managed 668, 142, 86, and 95 respectively.
With a Hogwarts Legacy sequel on the cards, it remains to be seen if Warner Bros. will fall into the live-service trap.
However, the news is still an exciting one for hardcore Harry Potter fans.