Hogwarts Legacy: Time to Beat and Recommended Level
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Learn how much time it takes to beat Hogwarts Legacy and what level is recommended. This also includes post-game quests.
Time to Beat
Strategy | Clear Time |
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Skip Cutscenes | Approximately 15 hours |
Watch Cutscenes | Approximately 20-25 hours |
Complete Trophies | 60 hours or more |
Clear in Approximately 15 Hours Without Watching Cutscenes
It takes approximately 15 hours to beat Hogwarts Legacy when playing in Story difficulty and skipping cutscenes. If you watch the cutscenes and listen to all the dialogue, the playtime will be longer.
Clear in Approximately 20-25 Hours With Cutscenes
It takes approximately 20-25 hours to beat Hogwarts Legacy when playing in Story difficulty without skipping the cutscenes. If you increase the difficulty, it will take even more time with plenty of content.
Takes 60 Hours or More to Complete the Trophies
It takes 60 hours or more to complete Hogwarts Legacy and all its trophies. This includes all main quests, side quests, field guide pages, challenges, and all trophies. Side quests are located all over the world, and challenges have various objectives, so it takes a very long time to cover everything.
Location of Collection Chests |
Rewards and Achievement Conditions for Challenges |
Recommended Level to Beat the Game
Main Quest: At least level 24
To complete the main storyline, it is recommended to be at least level 24. If you only focus on the main quests, you may fall short of the recommended level, so it's a good idea to level up by completing side quests and defeating enemies.
Utilize Talents and Potions in Higher Difficulties
Name | Details / Unlocking Conditions |
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Talents | Enhances the protagonist's magic and statsClear the main quest "Jackdaw's Rest" |
Potions | Can be used for healing and enhancing the protagonistClear the main quest "Potions Class" |
In higher difficulty levels, it is important not only to level up but also to unlock talents and prepare potions. Relying solely on spells you learn through the story will limit your options in battles, so it's recommended to utilize talents and potions to broaden your choices.
Post-Game Quests
What to do in the Post-Game |
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Clear the new main quest |
Clear all challenges |
Obtain all collectibles |
Clearing The House Cup
After completing the game, a new main quest called The House Cup will occur. To begin with The House Cup, you need to be at least level 34, so if you want to see the end credits, make sure to play it.
Clearing all challenges
In the post-game, try to clear all challenges. Challenges include side quests and Field Guide Pages, so there is a lot of content to enjoy and explore.
Locations and Strategy Guide for quests |
Obtaining Locations for Field Guide Pages |
Obtaining all collectibles
In the post-game, try to obtain all collectibles. In addition to completing all challenges, you also need to open treasure chests located around the world, so it will take a very long time to complete.
List of collection item locations |
Summary of Post-Game Quests Completion Elements |
The Room of Requirement | |
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The Hunt for the Missing Pages | Scrope's Last Hope |
Ollivander's Heirloom | Prisoner of Love |
Jackdaw's Rest | Flying Class |
Room of Requirement | In the Shadow of the Undercroft |
Until the 1st Trial | |
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The Map Chamber | Percival Rackham's Trial |
Until the 3rd Trial | |
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Fire and Vice | It's All Gobbledegook |
In the Shadow of the Mine | The Headmistress Speaks |
The Polyjuice Plot | Niamh Fitzgerald's Trial |
Until the 4th Trial | |
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In the Shadow of the Mountain | Lodgok's Loyalty |
San Bakar's Trial |
Until the Final Boss | |
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Wand Mastery | The Final Repository |
How to Defeat the Final Boss |
Post-Game Quests and Ending | |
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Clear Time and Recommended Level | Summary of Post-Game Quests |
Endings | Second Playthrough or New Game+ |
The House Cup |