The entire LEGO Harry Potter Collection is once again getting a re-release from WB Games, but this time, it is meant to bring the experience to current-gen gaming platforms. As announced during its latest Back to Hogwarts Day event, Warner Bros. is taking fans and players to the iconic wizarding and witchcraft school to follow Harry Potter's journey. 

With this remaster, WB Games is promising new improvements to the iconic LEGO-style games, which will feature everything from the Wizarding World franchise. 

LEGO Harry Potter Collection Remastered Coming Soon from WB Games

This collection will feature all of the previous LEGO Harry Potter games but will include new improvements that make it compatible with current-gen platforms. 

According to WB Games, it will be available for $39.99 across these gaming devices.

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What to Expect From LEGO Harry Potter on Current-Gen Consoles

The "remastered and re-magicked" LEGO Harry Potter Collection for modern gaming hardware will still feature all of the "Years" WB Games released before. This will focus on all the franchise's movie releases with its LEGO game adaptation. 

Features like 4K resolution at 60 FPS, haptic feedback, improved map quality, and more are coming on the LEGO Harry Potter Collection, according to WB Games.

LEGO Harry Potter: Wizarding World's Brick Experience

The first LEGO adaptation of the Harry Potter film franchise was released in 2010 due to WB Games' acquisition of the license. It brought the world of Harry Potter, specifically Years 1 to 4 to gamers. Specifically, this covers The Sorcerer's Stone, Chamber of Secrets, Prisoner of Azkaban, and Goblet of Fire movies.  

A year later, WB Games followed up the release with LEGO Harry Potter Years 5-7 which focused on the Order of the Phoenix, Half-Blood Prince, and the Deathly Hallows movies. 

It was in 2016 when WB Games released the entire LEGO Harry Potter Collection to the public, making it a multiplatform release for the PS4, Xbox One, and later for the Nintendo Switch. This release from Warner Bros. was also made for mobile platforms like Android and iOS. However, it is no longer available as of press time.

The recent Back to Hogwarts Day event announced many Wizarding World experiences for the global fans of the franchise, with WB Games following up on another return of its iconic LEGO game compilation. Come this October, fans will yet again re-experience the LEGO Harry Potter Collection, but this time for current-gen gaming platforms. 

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