Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

Just when there seemed to be no hope for the series to recover, the fifth installment was released. It’s not that she turned out to be exemplary, but she was very good, that’s for sure. They returned full freedom of action, added a whole bunch of cool little things scattered throughout Hogwarts. At one point you simply forget about the plot and, having filled yourself with secondary tasks like a dog with fleas, you go on a search throughout the game world. I was also pleased with the whole selection of mini-games.

The graphics are again the weakest side of the game, but they’ve probably already come to terms with this situation, and no one expects even more or less decent pictures from the series. Another problem of the game is the camera, which lives its own life.

Overall, it’s nice that the game has returned to its roots, and the series has brought joy for the first time in many years.

After part 4, there was no hope that the series about Harry would somehow straighten out. But then suddenly it turned out to be a good game. It was very interesting to explore Hogwarts and the surrounding areas. The tasks were interesting enough not to give up, and the difficulty was moderate. This was the last Potter game I completed. Then Maddison came along and showed that the next 3 games were pieces of nothing to make money from the brand.