Hogwarts Legacy meets The Sims in new game that's a hit with players

As magical as Hogwarts is, sometimes you just get the urge to build your very own magical school and luckily, this hit Steam game is giving players exactly what they want.

This hit game which combines the magical world of Hogwarts Legacy with the life simulation side of The Sims is taking Steam by storm and is now available at 25% off.

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Mind Over Magic is a colony sim set in a cursed but magical school where players will need to build their very own magical academy, train mages, and master mighty relics in order to take to the dungeons of the Underschool.

With the key that lifts the school’s curse hidden somewhere in the Underschool, it will be up to you to build your strength in order to face what the dungeons have to offer.

To do this, you will have to train your mages and keep them alive and inspired in order to explore the dreaded school depths.

However, when you are not being a teacher, you will have to study lost arcana, grow exotic plants, brew potions and even raise undead servants to help you.

Your school is yours to command but first you will have to build it. That includes designing its many rooms with furniture, wallpaper, lighting, and decoration and even experimenting with layouts to discover hidden efficiency bonuses.

Mind Over Magic currently sits at a ‘mostly positive’ rating on Steam and fans have been praising the magical colony sim.

“A cool twist on a rimworld/oxygen not included formula,” Steam user Angarvin wrote.

Low skill floor, high skill ceiling. The keyword system keeps things fresh and interesting without the need to forever explore and expand, pawn stat randomisation and relics give something to chase for, events and difficulty are highly customizable, providing a range of challenge options.

A very easy recommendation.”

D’Angelo agreed, saying, “This is a really solid game and it really fills the light management niche quite nicely.”