A Glimpse into the Hogwarts Legacy Sequel
Avalanche Software may already be planning a sequel to the RPG game, Hogwarts Legacy, which has been out for just half a year. Unlike the contemporary setting of the Harry Potter series, Hogwarts Legacy takes players back to the 1800s, offering a unique perspective of the Wizarding World and its students. While the game incorporates many features that fans were excited to see in a Harry Potter game, it does lack certain elements, such as the beloved sport of Quidditch. However, a recent job listing from Warner Bros. Games has caught the attention of fans and may hint at a sequel that addresses these missing aspects.
The job listing is seeking a temporary junior software engineer to be based on-site in Utah. The successful candidate will join the team responsible for creating the next installment of the blockbuster open-world action RPG, Hogwarts Legacy. The role involves various responsibilities, including designing and writing game code, as well as collaborating with designers to implement and fine-tune various in-game scenarios.
This job listing has sparked speculation among fans, who are hopeful that the sequel may bring back Quidditch and other features they were eagerly anticipating. As the development progresses, it will be exciting to see what magical experiences the team behind Hogwarts Legacy has in store for players in the Wizarding World.
The job listing doesn’t explicitly mention a sequel to Hogwarts Legacy. However, it does imply that successful applicants will be involved in working on the studio’s future projects. Considering the success of Hogwarts Legacy’s Steam sales and the absence of initial DLC plans, there is speculation that Warner Bros. Games might be working on a second game or a substantial expansion rather than just smaller DLC content.
While waiting for any official announcements or confirmation from the studio, players can enhance their current game experience with these fantastic Hogwarts Legacy mods. Additionally, they can prepare for any potential sequel by thoroughly exploring all the quests and completing the extensive content in the existing game.
It’s important to note that J.K. Rowling, the creator of the Harry Potter series, has made transphobic remarks on social media in recent years. Although WB Games stated that she is not directly involved in the creation of the game, she still owns the Harry Potter intellectual property and may receive royalties from its sales. If you wish to support transgender equality, here are two essential charities worth considering: the National Center for Transgender Equality in the US and Mermaids in the UK.
