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By Casian Holly Published
Niantic is releasing a series of new skill trees to Harry Potter: Wizards Unite. These new skills will boost existing game play, as well as add new remote friendly features.

By Casian Holly Last updated
Harry Potter: Wizards Unite's latest feature, the Knight Bus is here. All players level 7 or higher can now access this feature.

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By Bryan M Wolfe Published
Here's how to add friends in Niantic's real world AR game, Harry Potter: Wizards Unite.

By Casian Holly Published
February brings several Events in Harry Potter Wizards Unite!

By Casian Holly Published
Adventure Sync is finally coming to Harry Potter Wizards Unite, while Portkeys get a face lift and new features!

By Casian Holly Published
If you play Harry Potter Wizards Unite and are going to be in New York City, San Francisco, or London, you can get discounted tickets to see Cursed Child.

By Christine Chan Published
Like Niantic's other AR games, there are in-app purchases in Harry Potter: Wizards Unite. But they're all optional, of course, but here's what they all do.

By Casian Holly Published
Niantic announced January 2020's Harry Potter Wizards Unite events.

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Part two of the Harry Potter Wizards Unite Christmas Calamity has begun after a break for Community Day.

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By Luke Filipowicz, Christine Chan Last updated
Harry Potter Wizards Unite is finally here, and if you're looking to start your magical adventure, we have all the information you need to get going!

By Luke Filipowicz Last updated
Want to snag your Pokémon GO trainer nickname to use in the upcoming Harry Potter: Wizards Unite? You can quickly reserve your name now!

By Bryan M Wolfe, Lory Gil Published
Even while largely being a couch potato, you can still have fun playing Harry Potter: Wizards Unite. Here are some of the ways you can play while sitting around being stationary.

By Bryan M Wolfe Published
The new location-based augmented reality game is best played on an iPhone or another smartphone. However, you can also overpower some Confoundables and complete daily tasks from your iPad.
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