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Harry Potter: Wizards Unite recently launch in the UK and US. But fans elsewhere didn’t have to wait long as it has now been rolled out to over 100 other countries.
The first time we got wind of a Harry Potter mobile game was when a teaser trailer released last year. It wasn’t until April 2019 that we heard of an open beta being held for players in New Zealand.
Now, Niantic’s latest augmented reality (AR) game is inspired by J.K Rowling’s Harry Potter series and was co-developed with WB Games. In Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, you get to visit the locations around you to do things like fight magical creatures or find items.
The game is now downloadable in a large number of countries. But if you’re not sure, check out the developer’s latest blog post to see if your country is included in the list. Besides that, you can also bookmark the website or follow the Facebook page for the latest news.
