Hogwarts Legacy Banned from Games Done Quick Following Authorβs Controversial Views
In an unsurprising twist, Hogwarts Legacy has been banned from Games Done Quick, along with all the other Harry Potter games.
Games Done Quick Banning Hogwarts Legacy and More
Games Done Quick has recently banned all Harry Potter games, including the newly-released Hogwarts Legacy, from their events. While no official statement has been made by the organization, itβs believed that the decision was influenced by J.K. Rowlingβs controversial comments on trans people, which have caused her works to be shunned by many in the LGBT community and beyond.
The Games Done Quick website notes that games marked with an asterisk are βSubject to further review in the future,β leaving open the possibility of future inclusion of Harry Potter-related releases at their events. However, the review process and potential factors that could sway the organizationβs decision are not known.
The situation surrounding J.K. Rowlingβs views on trans people has created a rift among her fan base, with some strongly opposing her views and refusing to support any media that puts money in her pocket, while others just want to enjoy the games without getting involved in politics.
Rowlingβs controversial remarks show no signs of abating, making it unlikely that this issue will be resolved anytime soon. Despite the boycotts and controversy, Hogwarts Legacy has been highly praised by critics and has performed well in terms of sales.
Pokdepinion: Canβt say we didnβt see it coming, especially with how vocal people have been since the gameβs release. Personally, if it doesnβt negatively affect me or the people around me, I would just keep my mouth shut.


