Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)

Electronic Arts

Nintendo GameCube · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 2 · Xbox

2.43 from 680 ratings

1419 members have it in their collection · 14 playing now · 143 backlogged · 88 wish listed

How long? Main story 6h (from 1 logged playthrough)

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is the fourth title in the Harry Potter franchise. It has a unique feel and gameplay with elements not present in any other game of the franchise, including a camera of a 3D environment that is not player-controlled and a system in which previous levels can be played again at will. Due to … Read more
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is the fourth title in the Harry Potter franchise. It has a unique feel and gameplay with elements not present in any other game of the franchise, including a camera of a 3D environment that is not player-controlled and a system in which previous levels can be played again at will. Due to higher-quality graphics in comparison to previous Harry Potter video games, characters more closely resemble their movie counterparts. It was also the first Harry Potter game to feature a multiplayer mode. Read less
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Developers
Electronic Arts
Publishers
Electronic Arts
Genres
Adventure
Themes
Action, Fantasy
Franchises
Harry Potter
Event
Xbox E3 2005 Press Conference

Release dates

  • Nov 08, 2005 (Full Release) (North_America) Nintendo GameCube, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 2, Xbox
  • Nov 10, 2005 (Full Release) (Europe) Nintendo GameCube, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 2, Xbox

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Rating distribution

5 stars
31
4 stars
54
3 stars
216
2 stars
257
1 star
122
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Review opttml 3/5 · Mar 16, 2016

On PC, the game has no widescreen compability and pillarboxing it is. If you want to change resolution for some reason - you'll need a HEX editor. There is no splitscreen and the field for playing is not always big enough. The graphics did not age that well. The only reason I played it in 2016 is co-op and some …

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On PC, the game has no widescreen compability and pillarboxing it is. If you want to change resolution for some reason - you'll need a HEX editor. There is no splitscreen and the field for playing is not always big enough. The graphics did not age that well. The only reason I played it in 2016 is co-op and some fond memories of it when I didn't play so many games yet. Also, it's the only non-Lego co-op Harry Potter game and this the only reason to try it other than nostalgia.

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