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EXCLUSIVE – Hogwarts Legacy Definitive Edition is in Development

Insider Gaming understands that a Hogwarts Legacy Definitive Edition is in development. Its content will be sold as a separate DLC for those with the existing game.

The Definitive Edition is said to have around 10-15 hours of additional content, with a new story quest, side quests, activities, and outfits.

Details on when the edition and/or DLC will be released and its price are still in flux. Still, some sources have suggested that it could be released in 2025 to bolster Warner Bros.’s diminishing gaming revenue following the weak performance of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. It’s been suggested that the DLC will be between $20 and $30.

Hogwarts Legacy was released at the beginning of 2023 and, as of January 2024, sold over 24 million copies. The game is still in the top 10 best-selling games in 2024 in the US at number 10.

Earlier in the year, Warner Bros. Discovery CFO Gunnar Wiedenfels said that a successor to Hogwarts Legacy “is one of the biggest priorities in a couple of years down the road.” So there’s still a lot of time to wait for those looking forward to a sequel.

As for when the Definitive Edition/DLC will be announced, it remains to be seen, but with a potential 2025 release date on the cards, it could be sooner rather than later.

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New #1 8 hours ago

The game was good fun for a playthrough but with 0 endgame content or replay-ability it dries up immediately after 1 completion. A DLC storyline sounds good, here's hoping for some sort of NG+ feature.

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New #2 8 hours ago

I don't know how I feel about these updates that require you to pay up some more if you want the new stuff, which most likely won't contain any story related thing at all.

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New #3 8 hours ago

I don't know how I feel about these updates that require you to pay up some more if you want the new stuff, which most likely won't contain any story related thing at all.

"The Definitive Edition is said to have around 10-15 hours of additional content, with a new story quest, side quests, activities, and outfits."

There'll be some actual mission content, depends on the price they lock it behind as to it being worthwhile.

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New #4 7 hours ago

"The Definitive Edition is said to have around 10-15 hours of additional content, with a new story quest, side quests, activities, and outfits."

There'll be some actual mission content, depends on the price they lock it behind as to it being worthwhile.

My comment was aimed towards remasters like Horizon Zero Dawn, which gets you no new content, and I'm pretty sure all their future remasters will do the same.

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New #5 7 hours ago

My comment was aimed towards remasters like Horizon Zero Dawn, which gets you no new content, and I'm pretty sure all their future remasters will do the same.

Oh 100% that Horizon remaster is nonsensical. At least these directors cut-esque updates add stuff in.

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Oh 100% that Horizon remaster is nonsensical. At least these directors cut-esque updates add stuff in.

Absolutely! When I read that this one adds like 10 to 15 hours of content, I was like "that's how you should do it!". These playstation remasters on the other hand gives nothing to people who already played the games. Probably nice if you never played those games for sure, but it also raises the price of the game for no particular reason.

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