HP1 PC Full In-Game Experience - Part 1 Fred & George' Secret Lesson 

Hi! Thanks for your lovely comment! I think it's suited for a rather small audience but I felt it was needed to make (since we did not have something like it on RU-vid). It's a walkthrough without irritating commentary (e.g. no talking in cutscenes), no rushing (I take the time to explore everything: every secret, every area, every dialogue option, every spell lesson 100%, every bean :), etc.) as good as possible at least. A bit 'slow' maybe at some points but definitely something I would like to watch if I would to enjoy the game in full. It is the first Harry Potter game I every played it and love it since that day, it's purely magical (although it is rather linear and limited compared to the later games) (I love its atmosphere and all locations and I like this castle the most, for me it is/was the most exciting one to explore since it has so many closed doors and unknown locations which you could make up from your own imagination). And the music... it is so increadibly good! wow :)

Thanks for long and nice answer! Yes exactly! And I love how you explain where every door leads to. I also noticed the very first door at the beginning is always locked. I think its very likely that it would lead to the great hall yes! I have watched many lets plays of this game and I'm just beginning to know the way around the castle! Yes it is very linear and I really miss a Forbidden Forest part. Would have been awesome, they could have easily included it in this version even though its in the PS and PS2 version.

Yes, totally agree. I totally wish the game was larger (they could have done so much more). Interestingly enough the voice acting for the Forbidden Forest part was indeed recorded and a lot of other different spells (such as the Transfiguration spell Avifors) were prepared to be included in the game but sadly it all did not make the final version. See for example ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UNJ-dKRQwQs.html for a video of the demo, it looks a lot different than the final product, very interesting :)