Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

EA Bright Light · Nov 8, 2005

Everyone10+

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Harry is mysteriously selected by the Goblet of Fire as the fourth champion in the dangerous Triwizard Tournament. Each champion in the international competition must confront a fire-breathing dragon, rescue friends from the icy depths of the Black Lake, and navigate the twisting mysteries of a vast, enchanted maze. Exciting scenes from the film come to life, from the Quidditch World Cup campsite to a heart-stopping duel with Lord Voldemort. Harry, Ron, and Hermione are all playable characters, modeled after their big-screen counterparts.

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Critic 7.0 (6 critics) · Gamer 5.2

Critic reviews

Game Zone
jkdmedia · Nov 27, 2005
8.0
For a game that is inspired from the books and movie, it follows the storylines quite well. Die-hard Harry Potter fans will find many similarities from the movie, which is not a bad thing. It actually does aid you in gameplay if you have seen the movie.
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Cheatcc
Cole Smith · Nov 25, 2005
7.0
I would recommend renting this game for a weekend. Although there are a lot collectibles to gather you may not care to replay the game just to compulsively collect everything. The rewards are just not worth the effort in my opinion. Otherwise it's a good revisiting of the movie or novel.
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GameSpot
Bob Colayco · Nov 23, 2005
7.3
The Goblet of Fire does a good job at delivering an experience that is in line with the plot of the books. Even if you're an older fan of the Harry Potter books, the game is still worth checking out, especially if you've got two other friends to play the game in three-player cooperative mode. It's definitely not quite as awe-inspiring an experience as seeing the films, but if you want a more interactive take on what it might be like to be in the world of magic, The Goblet of Fire video game will suit you just fine.
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IGN
Matt Casamassina · Nov 11, 2005
7.2
The game's not perfect. There are some camera issues. Some AI issues. And I really would have preferred to have more control over spells. But it still arrives as a solid entry to the series. Kids will probably like it a lot. Older players, on the other hand, might want to stick with the book and movie, as both are significantly more engaging.
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Euro Gamer
Oliver Clare · Nov 19, 2005
6.0
Given that EA could have put Skrewt dung in a Goblet of Fire box this Christmas and watched it leap off the shelves, I think this is a remarkably solid and substantial game. Certainly no one should be ashamed of owning it or giving it as a gift this yuletide.
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jeuxvideo.com
Romendil · Nov 10, 2005
6.5
Electronic Arts aborde ce nouvel opus de Harry Potter sous un angle totalement nouveau. La dimension plates-formes/exploration qui dominait précédemment disparaît au profit d'une action rythmée qui vaut surtout pour la possibilité qu'elle offre à trois joueurs de prendre part à l'aventure. Le soft n'est ainsi pas dépourvu de bonnes idées mais il s'avère un peu limité sur le long terme.
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Gamer reviews

Aditya Chaudhary
Jan 2, 2025 · PC
5.0
A Mixed Bag
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire had its moments, with the Triwizard Tournament adding some exciting twists. The challenges and visuals were great, but the game felt more restrictive.
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Donny Millington
Jan 16, 2020 · PC
2.0
Not Very good Story line compared to the Movie. Game play is Boring