You'll also find character medallions on the board, which trigger a range of special effects when brought to the bottom of the level - over 100 characters are in the game already. Take the troll encounter from the first Harry Potter film - in Puzzles and Spells, an enormous 3D troll will jump around the gameboard, obstructing the player until they deal enough damage to knock him out for the rest of the level.
On top of that, each scene will add a new mechanic to that collection of levels. The core game is straightforward match-3 fare - you slide gems to match them together, using a set number of moves to complete objectives and win. Unlike those titles, Puzzles and Spells has players working their way through the original Harry Potter story, with each key scene of the films represented in-game by a small collection of levels to play through. Harry Potter: Puzzles and Spells is Zynga's match-3 take on the Wizarding World, a franchise which has already seen a couple of mobile outings in recent years in the form of Hogwarts Mystery and Wizards Unite. And if that wasn't enough to keep players happy, there's literal years worth of content already in the planning stages, with a weekly update cadence established for new levels.īut let's take a step back for a minute. Then there's the core gameplay, which takes the match-3 genre and adds additional layers of depth and strategy at every turn. Puzzle and Spells launches with 1,000 levels in the game, a constantly-updated events system, a robust clan mechanic, collectible creatures, an XP system, and upgradable spells. "It's the biggest, most robust game Zynga's ever launched," creative director Mark Turmell told us during an online preview ahead of the game's launch later today.Īnd that's not just marketing speak. To say that Zynga is going all-in on Harry Potter: Puzzles and Spells feels almost like an understatement - the sheer wealth of content, both already in the game and planned for the future, is utterly staggering.
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