Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup

Take to the skies and play magical Quidditch in the Harry Potter universe.

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Our Verdict

Best for

Harry Potter fans craving faithful Quidditch multiplayer on PC/PS2

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Gamers needing online play or modern graphics

What is Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup?

Step onto the pitch with your favorite Hogwarts houses and international teams, soaring on broomsticks to score goals and catch the Golden Snitch. The game captures the excitement of Quidditch with authentic rules, dynamic weather, and magical stadiums. Compete in single‑player campaigns or challenge friends in multiplayer matches on PC and PlayStation 2. With customizable teams, power‑up items, and tournament modes, the experience blends sport, action, and fantasy for fans of the wizarding world.

SpecificationsAI-estimated

msrp$29.99

developerElectronic Arts UK

publisherElectronic Arts

age ratingESRB E, PEGI 3

multiplayerSingle player, Multiplayer

critic score78/100

release date2003-10-28

Key Features of Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup

Control a full Quidditch team, assigning positions for Chasers, Beaters, Keeper, and Seeker.

Fly on a variety of broomsticks with realistic physics and responsive handling.

Compete in real‑time multiplayer matches for up to four players on the same console or via LAN.

Participate in seasonal tournaments that unlock new stadiums, teams, and magical power‑ups.

Collect and equip magic items such as speed charms and defensive spells to gain tactical advantages.

Experience dynamic weather effects that impact visibility and broom handling during matches.

Use Cases for Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup

Casual Play

Quick matches for a fun break with friends.

Competitive Tournaments

Enter organized leagues to test skill against top players.

Family Gaming

Enjoy a family‑friendly sport experience suitable for all ages.

Harry Potter Fans

Immerse yourself in the wizarding world through authentic Quidditch gameplay.

Pros & Cons of Harry Potter: Quidditch World Cup

Pros

Faithful recreation of Quidditch rules and atmosphere
Responsive controls for both PC and PS2
Rich multiplayer options including LAN play
Variety of magical items and customization

Cons

Limited to PC and PlayStation 2 platforms
Graphics are dated by modern standards
No online matchmaking beyond LAN

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I play the game online with friends?

The game supports local multiplayer and LAN play, but does not have built‑in online matchmaking.

Are there different broomstick models?

Yes, the game includes several broomstick types with varying speed and handling characteristics.

Is the game suitable for young children?

The ESRB rating is E and PEGI 3, making it appropriate for all ages.

Does the game feature a single‑player campaign?

Yes, there is a single‑player mode where you progress through tournaments and unlock content.

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