Harry Potter Quidditch Champions: Multiplayer and Exhibition Modes explained

Harry Potter Quidditch Champions

Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions–the upcoming Harry Potter Quidditch RPG by Unbroken Studios and Portkey Games– comes with three game modes: Career, Multiplayer and Exhibition. Let’s take a deep dive into the Multiplayer and Exhibition modes of Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions.

In Harry Potter Quidditch Champions Multiplayer, you can select the combination of your choice from these three options: Chaser/Keeper, Chaser/Beater or Chaser/Seeker.

Either team up with a friend or join through matchmaking that can group you with up to 2 other players. You can go for matchmaking with your chosen combination in mind (Chaser/Keeper, Chaser/Beater, or Chaser/Seeker). You can also swap between your chosen two positions throughout the gameplay with the control of the remaining role handed over to a bot.

If you are in the mood for some experimentation in Harry Potter Quidditch Champions Multiplayer, pick “Any Role”. That will fill any empty spot on the roster automatically.

The Exhibition Mode in Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions allows players a lot of flexibility in that they can join any team and play against any opponent they like. Plus, there are no restrictions on the difficulty levels or maps. You can play on any difficulty and any preferred map.

The important thing to note here is that your freedom in the Exhibition Mode in Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions depends a lot on how well you have fared the career challenges. Based on what you have unlocked during these challenges, you and your friends can create a fantasy scenario in Quidditch games.

In the Exhibition Mode, you can start a Quidditch match against the game AI or any country team. For example, House Gryffindor can go up against the United Kingdom.

There are 12 maps including Hogwarts (Day), Hogwarts (Rain) and Hogwarts (Snow), all of which come unlocked in the Exhibition Mode. There are five difficulty levels in the Exhibition Mode, all of which are unlocked too. The difficulty levels include Casual, Standard, Advanced and Expert.