- Publisher: EA Games
- Release Date: Nov 14, 2002
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 2
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If you want to truly experience the Harry Potter universe I can't image having better access to it than this game. It's almost magic.
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88With a great story and plenty to do, the replay value makes this a game worthy of a purchase.
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87A very well done 3D adventure game filled with a fun quest, challenging puzzles and an intuitive control scheme and magic system.
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For Quidditch fans, there's a thrilling version of the aerial sport. [15 Nov 2002, p.144]
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A great game, it just doesn't break any new ground.
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It captures the environments of Hogwarts well and I had a blast knocking Draco Malfoy on his butt in the duel in Defence Against the Dark Arts class.
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Of all three games, the Xbox version is the clear winner, with perfect frame rates, the lowest load times, the best resolution and the best textures, but the 'Cube game runs a close second, a refreshing turn of events. [Jan 2003, p.76]
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Controlling Harry is easy enough - however, the in-game camera can be a bit rough. [Feb 2003, p.75]
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73The game's impressive visuals on the Xbox coupled with its rich gameplay definitely make it one of the better platform games on the system.
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Despite little replay value, Chamber nonetheless provides a gratifying ride. [Feb/Mar 2003, p.84]
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70If you’re a Harry Potter fan with Buddha-like patience, you’ll likely love this game.
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There are similarities to last year’s Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone game on PC, but the gameplay and environments are more refined and enjoyable.
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As a game for adults who have little interest in Harry's mythology and hype, The Chamber of Secret is a nice looking game which is too linear and far too easy to follow to offer any real challenge.