Sometimes Hogwarts Mystery looks like an actual game, but it’s not often. Maybe the point is to drive home the idea that money is magic in the real world. That’s certainly the case here, what with Hogwarts Mystery’s simple language and situations any school kid will relate to, but the constant demands for cash imply the kid in question must be Richie Rich. Spend some money, though, and your troubles go away.Īnd to think, these types of games are usually aimed at kids. Worse, each quest like this has a timer on it, which implies you suffer some kind of penalty if you don’t finish in time. I managed to get three more taps before it shut me down again. Around half an hour later I came back to my phone and tried to work the magic again. Around an hour ago I was polishing my Quidditch broom in this way and found my progress shut down again until I could polish it again. Most of the “gameplay” consists of tapping elements of the screen repeatedly to fill a meter, with each tap using a bit of energy. Not only that, it slams you with these requests repeatedly and quickly.
