Harry Potter: Wizards Unite won’t dethrone Pokémon Go, but it’s just as magical
thrived on the joys of simple discovery and exploration. , as befits a game inspired by the goings-on at an imaginary elite school, requires learning so many extra features that it sometimes feels more like taking a class. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. It does probably mean that its extra dose of complexity will keep developer Niantic’s game from achieving the same pinnacle of popularity as its 2016 blockbuster, but its appeal lies in offering the best bits of ’s experience for a different sort of crowd. After spending, I’m fairly certain I number among them.
