To the game's credit, I kept finding new things to interact with in the room, even if it wasn't the damned spider.ДЄs you progress through the first four of Rowling's books, you'd worry that the school might get repetitive.

I was looking for a spider, and the garishly-coloured spider's web in the next room was an obvious clue, in retrospect, but the dodgy collision detection led me to waste 20 minutes in that hospital room. The self-contained nature of each room lets the developers get away with some obscure, initially irrational stuff, to the point where even LEGO the game broke its own, unspoken 'self-contained' rule. These not only smash glass doors, but those stud jars you've been seeing around. Lumens scares off plant life, hopping into a cupboard will give you a set of earmuffs allowing you to pick up the screaming Mandragora plants. Harry, Ron and Hermione (and the host of other characters you'll control) attend lessons to learn new skills and, apart from eight spells, you're constantly unlocking a huge number of other abilities. In Rowling's world, this stuff is normal.

It's the first LEGO games where the madness of what's going on around you makes sense. The results will be a rewarding animation, LEGO studs, or one of the often ultra-hidden collectibles. Hogwarts' rooms are so dense with destructible objects, secret bonuses, interactive moments, and concealed comedy that you can spent a happy few minutes simply casting Hagrid's levitate spell at everything in the opening room. Stunningly, Travellers Tales' adventures in Hogwarts are the fullest, most charming, and deepest LEGO experience yet. It does makes sense, in a way, but it's also a deeply unfriendly decision.ДЄnd that's about it, as far as my criticisms go.

Unless you've got a gamepad, you'll have your fingers scrunched together on the keyboard, and you'll feel like a fussy insect grooming itself. Let's Get This out of the way, again, LEGO Harry Potter doesn't support mouse and keyboard.

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