Quidditch Champions doesn't honor traditional Quidditch rules, but it's probably for the best given the game's multiplayer structure.

Harry Potter Quidditch Champions is a heartfelt love letter to the most iconic sport in the witchcraft and wizarding world. But while soaring above it all should be freeing and spellbinding, the feeling of being trapped on a broom is inescapable and gets old faster than Bertie Bott’s Every Flavor Beans.

While playing the game, many people might be surprised by how different many elements of the sport are in Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions, as opposed to what they've seen in movies and other references. Here are a few things Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions changes about the sport .

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Quidditch Champions surprisingly adapts the sport wonderfully, despite lacking enough worthy content, as seen in our review.

It’s been more than 20 years since the fictional sport of Quidditch got the video game treatment with Quidditch World Cup. Now, a spiritual successor has arrived with Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions. This is undoubtedly the definitive way to enjoy the high-flying sport, even if it leaves a little to be desired from a content standpoint.

In an exciting development for PlayStation users, Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions will be available at no extra cost for those who subscribe to PS Plus. This offering adds even more value to the subscription service, allowing fans to immerse themselves in the wizarding sport without additional fees.

The skills that players choose matters in Quidditch Champions, and these are the best ones to get early on.