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is now available on Early Access, and it's a hit that's taken over the concurrent session charts on Steam. And although it's fairly polished, it's far from being glitch-free. From infinite loading screen bugs to using the guard AI against bosses because they follow a Wanted tamer indefinitely, there's no shortage of ways to make use of the game's issues before they get patched out.
has entered Early Access, quickly taking over the scene and becoming one of the hottest topics in gaming. Part of this popularity comes from the adorable creatures called Pals, which can be collected in-game and assigned to tasks at a base or taken along on adventures and used in fights. Pals can also be bred with each other, allowing for the creation of fusion Pals with unique strengths.
includes a lot of information hidden in notes or behind specific dialogue options. As for Origin characters, playing through with them instead of a custom Tav fills in their stories and triggers cutscenes and dialogues that wouldn't be available otherwise. However, there's one Origin character that requires more work to fill in their background thanks to a case of amnesia – the Dark Urge.
has plenty of difficult bosses that the party will end up facing and possibly dying against, especially in Honour Mode. However, bosses aren't the only threats that can end a run when it just takes a single party wipe to get a game over screen. Even normal enemies can be enough to kill Tav and their party, depending on how the battle is approached and how well the attack rolls go.
gives characters the opportunity to gain permanent buffs in each of the game's three acts. The effects of each buff vary greatly, from gaining the ability to summon a familiar or getting a bonus point to put towards a character's stats. However, a lot of these permanent buffs are easy to miss, especially during a first playthrough of .
is set in the 1800s, long before any of the events in the series take place. Despite that, Hogwarts' magical campus is full of familiar names, but the familial relationships may not be obvious, especially for those who haven't read the books. Going through and seeing which characters from are related to characters from the novels can make the next playthrough a bit more interesting.
uses dice rolls to determine more than the order of attacks, which strikes hit, and how much damage they deal. Combined with the right choices, a successful dice roll can help the party avoid entire battles. For an Honour Mode playthrough, skipping both boss and non-boss fights can be crucial to surviving.
doesn't give Tav's companions plot armor, and that means there are multiple ways to kill them throughout the game's three acts. However, killing companions isn't the only way to lose them. Certain choices made during main story quests or as part of their companions' quests can result in the companions leaving Tav of their own free will. And once they leave like that, they can't be brought back to the party.