The game is broken up into levels that resemble memorable chapters from the book series, and at the end of each year, of course, is Harry’s life or death facedown with Lord Voldemort. Players lead Lego-ized Harry (along with his friends, pets, and enemies) through his first four years at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
The lighting in this game is also much more impressive than in other LEGO franchise games. One of the first big titles to hit the Mac App Store, Feral Interactive delivers a terrific port of a fun game. This kid-focused action game transports players right to the heart of the story about a young orphaned boy who learns he’s actually a wizard. Just when my unnatural infatuation with all things Harry Potter started to die down, Feral Interactive had to go and release an even more interactive way of experiencing life through the eyes of The Boy Who Lived.
