Warner Bros. Cancels Planned Hogwarts Legacy Expansion and Definitive Edition

The decision follows concerns over content value and aligns with Warner Bros.' restructuring to focus on key franchises, including a sequel to the hit game.

Warner Bros. has officially canceled the planned expansion and Definitive Edition of Hogwarts Legacy, citing insufficient content to justify its price.
The restructuring of Warner Bros.' gaming division has led to the closure of multiple studios and the cancellation of other projects, including a Wonder Woman game.
Hogwarts Legacy has sold over 34 million copies since its 2023 release, making it one of the best-selling games ever.
Despite the cancellation, a sequel to Hogwarts Legacy is in development and remains a top priority for Warner Bros.
The company is refocusing on four key franchises—Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, Mortal Kombat, and DC Comics—as part of its strategic shift.