Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2

Our analysis

An embarrassingly short full-price game, clocking in at under three hours, that turns Hogwarts wizards into cover-shooting Call of Duty soldiers with gun-like spells. Though it slightly improves spell usefulness and AI over Part 1, it drops the side missions and Kinect mode in favor of tedious escort and defense sequences and a deeply disappointing final battle with Voldemort. A terrible game made for no one, fans or otherwise.