Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

There isn't a child in the world who doesn't know Harry Potter... And blah blah blah.

A game from a time when it wasn’t really fashionable to make games based on film licenses. They crammed the main moments from the film into the game, added some of their own ideas and levels to expand the gameplay, and even released it from under the wing of those EAs who published soulful games. The game itself is presented as an adventure platformer, where we jump on all sorts of platforms, roam around the corridors of Hogwarts and collect all sorts of things. A very good game, worthy of your attention now.

Magnificent and very lamp games. Very pleasant adventure games. With a wonderful sound and atmosphere of Lostana. For those who don’t know, on each console there were up to 4 parts of the game for each platform. And they are cool and different. Yes, not masterpieces for all time, of course, not without the games’ flaws. But very pleasant and sincere.

Of course, after depicting the characters, locations and events in the film, recreating it in the game is no longer such a problem. And there was enough gag from the developers. But overall, the raspberries were not spoiled. And while the gameplay is acceptable, graphically the game is behind its time. I was especially pleased with the system of cards with wizards. It is primitive, there are not many cards themselves, but they are there, and that’s good.

A good, albeit not without flaws, children's game based on a magnificent book, which at one time attracted all Potter lovers.