Epic Games is currently giving away for free Avalanche Software’s Hogwarts Legacy. Until December 18th, PC gamers can visit the game’s EGS page and acquire their free copy. So, make sure to get it if you haven’t played it already.
Hogwarts Legacy is a third-person immersive, open-world action RPG, developed by Avalanche Software. In this game, players experience a new story set at Hogwarts in the 1800s. Your character is a student who holds the key to an ancient secret that threatens to tear the world apart. Players will make allies, battle Dark wizards, and decide the fate of the wizarding world. Additionally, players will grow their magical abilities by mastering spells, brewing potions, and taming fantastic beasts.
Hogwarts Legacy has a magic system that puts players at the center of their adventure to become the witch or wizard they choose to be. They will grow their character’s abilities as they master powerful spells, hone combat skills, and select companions to help them face off against deadly enemies. Players will also encounter missions and scenarios that will pose difficult choices and determine what they stand.
You can go ahead and acquire your free copy from this link.
Speaking of Hogwarts Legacy, you may also want to try the following mods. There is a VR Mod and a Multiplayer Mod in Early Access. Moreover, you can find a mod that lets you play as Harry Potter. Then, we have this amazing first-person mod. And lastly, you can download this Accurate Dialogue Choices Mod.
Have fun, everyone!
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