Occasionally, allies like Hagrid, Hermione, or Harry himself will step in (or fly in) to help sort things out, but you'll want to rely on matching gems, creating special combos, and paying attention to the dwindling turns as they count down if you want to save your precious hearts. Scattered elsewhere on the board are "bubbles" (which also resemble Remembralls) that power up your spell meter, winged keys that fly off and knock out a hard-to-reach gem or clear an obstruction, and various lightning bolts and bombs which clear huge swaths of the board at a time, while also charging up your special pet meter (yup, pets!).Ĭomplicating things are gobstones which block your path, feathers which obscure the board and must be cleared, chocolate frogs (the bane of my existence), heaps upon heaps of Bertie Botts' Every Flavor Beans that clutter things up, and the ever-frustrating blocks of ice that take a few hits to be cleared. You're tasked with matching differently colored gems to clear the board, but, subtly so, those gems are stand-ins for each of the four Hogwarts houses. However, this optional buy-in isn't much of a paywall you can still play the free game without ever spending a dime, you might just have to exercise a bit of patience and restraint while waiting for your "Lives" - which let you play new puzzles - to regenerate.īeyond those very basic limitations, Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells has a wealth of Wizarding World lore and mythology for players to enjoy along the way. You can basically buy your way to infinite gameplay should you choose to do so.
But Zynga also makes it very easy to drop real-world money on this game, and we're not talking Galleons, Sickles, and Knuts.
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