A new trailer for the LEGO Harry Potter Collection brings the Wizarding World to life. The trailer features the famous trio from the Wizarding World as they embark on the journey told in J.K. Rowling‘s books.
The LEGO Harry Potter Collection combines both previous games into one. It brings LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 and LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 to the Nintendo Switch 2 in a remastered version. According to the official description, “This compilation unites the creative prowess of the LEGO Group and the expansive world of Harry Potter with an exciting journey full of spell-casting, potion-making, puzzle-solving, lessons, dueling, and much more for players of all ages to enjoy.”
What to know about LEGO Harry Potter on Nintendo Switch 2
The Harry Potter Collection from LEGO first appeared on the original Nintendo Switch. This collection provided gamers with seven different games that mirror the events of the books. Here, gamers can play as Harry, Ron, Hermione, or other beloved characters from the Harry Potter world.
In the game, players must build up the Wizarding World adventure, from Privet Drive and the Triwizard Tournament to the battle with Voldemort. Moreover, players can brew potions, cast spells, and use the Floo Powder to teleport, just like the wizards and witches in the series.
Using these, gamers must explore Hogwarts, Diagon Alley, the Forbidden Forest, Hogsmeade, and more as part of the gameplay. The game is supported in TV, Tabletop, and Handheld modes. The estimated file size is listed as 13.7 GB on the official site.
In addition to this, it supports local multiplayer for one to two players playing on the same console.
Moreover, the game is supported in Japanese, British English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Korean, Latin American Spanish, Canadian French, Brazilian Portuguese, Traditional Chinese, American English, and Polish.
The LEGO Harry Potter Collection will officially release on October 16, 2026. However, the game is available for pre-order on the official Nintendo website for $49.99.
Originally reported by Christie D’Silva on SuperHeroHype