Hogwarts Legacy has proved to be one of the most popular games of the current generation, selling tens of millions of copies and accruing fans for what is about to become a burgeoning franchise within a franchise. The sequel is currently under development at Avalanche Studios and Portkey Games, with that expected to release next year, or in early 2028.
The next game in the series is also set to be a very different prospect from the first, with Warner Bros. and new parent company Skydance keen for it to track as closely to the upcoming HBO show as possible. There are also rumors swirling that they may pursue some form of live-service model, which could prove divisive with the existing community.
While we wait to find out exactly what they're cooking up, the first game still has plenty going on, and it just received an update that has significant implications for the visuals and performance.
As first reported by Game Rant, Hogwarts Legacy is about to get a major visual upgrade with the launch of a DLSS 5 update on November 5. Though DLSS 5 is certainly controversial for what it does to the visuals of a game,...
