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November 16, 2001

Harry Potter and The Sorcerer's Stone

Harry Potter and The Sorcerer's Stone
Based on 505 Ratings
8
metacritic
Based on 14 Reviews
55

Summary

The next generation versions of Sorcerer's Stone not only use story elements from the first book and film, but also include content exclusive to these versions of the game. This brand-new Harry Potter experience includes new characters, locations, and gameplay, plus a new ending and a day/night format that highlights game-specific story elements.

Harry Potter and The Sorcerer's Stone Trailer

Critic Reviews

  • 70
    PSM Magazine May 1, 2024
    It does feel a bit short, and some elements of the story are poorly told. But as simple, fundamental platform gaming, it's pleasant enough, and Harry's target lock is really very good.
  • 70
    GamePro May 1, 2024
    But the core still involves lots of non-skippable cinematic sequences, a fidgety camera (and finicky controls), overearnest voice acting, and tepid platform-style action (any game where the first true action sequence takes place in a room full of crates set up for jumping puzzles is trouble).
  • 64
    Worth Playing May 1, 2024
    Drastically inferior compared to the one-year old "Chamber of Secrets."
  • 64
    GameZone May 1, 2024
    Two words keep this from being a great-playing game: menial tasks. The puzzles aren't clever, they're just silly, and oftentimes confusing because of the clunky controls and the sub-par camera.
  • 64
    Next Level Gaming May 1, 2024
    Music and sounds are solid, but Harry Potters voice is like a cheese grater on the brain.