I've played a fair few LEGO games through the years and I'm not ashamed to admit it. I think they're fantastic, well developed titles that bring a comical element to the movies they're based on.

Easy to pick up for all ages; Fun and enjoyable; The old TT humour is evident once again.

Video quality is really poor; Lack of depth in spell use.

Whether you're dealing with Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Batman or - as here - Harry Potter, there's always a certain charm to the Lego games. While each one can broadly be described as a re-skinning of the last, each offering the same assortment of brick-destroying, stud-collecting, puzzle-solving...

Harry Potter's innocent days are over. The boarding school antics have trickled to a halt, classrooms have gone silent, and even Quidditch matches--once the mark of happier times--have fallen by the wayside.

Diverse; entertaining gameplay with lots of replay value; Effortlessly charming; Great reinterpretation of the original text and films

A couple of disjointed moments between story and gameplay

All in all, The LEGO Movie Videogame is yet another solid LEGO game that is easy to recommend. It plays just as we have come to expect, but adds some new twists that work well and the slight shift toward being a little more kid-friendly is very much appreciated.

Solid gameplay; humor; everything is made of LEGO; new gameplay twists improve old formula; most kid-friendly LEGO game in a while; Unikitty

LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 covers the books/movies "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" and "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

It's all in the wand. This tool of mystical power may be threaded with a phoenix feather in J. K. Rowling's ubiquitous mythology, but here, in the latest of Traveller's Tales' similarly successful mash-ups, its core is pure brick. Create and destroy.

If you have played any of the other LEGO games you already know what to expect with LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7. Set in the LEGOfied w...

Using magic in the LEGO universe; Collecting additional characters; The LEGO version of the story

Theres nothing new; Targeting can be temperamental; Resisting the urge to collect every single stud

As Harry Potter closes in on adulthood, his struggle to outwit evil Lord Voldemort grows ever more taxing. But who says fulfilling your destiny means you have to abandon your favorite childhood toys?

+ New spells and abilities; fun boss battles; familiar kid-friendly charm, + Long campaign saves the best for last; lots of characters and collectibles

- Greatly diminished thrill of discovery; few puzzles require any thought, ?

the lego games have allways been fun to play especialy the harrypotter ones the first one was amazing except i could never get this dorr open even though i had bet the game and alll of that i recently played the new one i loved it i didnt have any issues with it.

The days of awaiting a new Harry Potter book passed years ago, and now so have the days of the Harry Potter movie franchise. Harry Potter's world remains vast despite the story's summation, and so do the marketing opportunities.