PlayStation Plus Premium provides the ability to try demos of a selection of PS5 games.
For a few days now, PlayStation 5 players can enjoy a free demo of Hogwarts Legacy along with your subscription to Playstation Plus Premiumalthough far from attracting more people to the magical universe of Harry Potter, it seems that it is irritating a good number of players for how absurdly short this demo isdespite being a paid function.
Without a doubt, Hogwarts Legacy is one of the great releases of the year thanks to its fantastic adaptation of the universe created by JK Rowling, for its remarkable graphic and artistic sectionby the amount of content that is in your gigantic open world and, despite its failures. This also implies that it has many hours of playso PS5 players who have gone to try the demo have been surprised that its duration is really short.
The shortest demo of the wizarding world
Specifically, as we can see in this Reddit post by a dissatisfied PS5 user, the Hogwarts Legacy demo that can be enjoyed for free with PlayStation Plus Premium is from only 45 minutesreally little time for a game of more than 25 hours of main plot. In those 45 minutes you may not even complete the prologue to access the open world of the game.
Wow a whole 0.75hr of gameplay!
byu/MatsGry in PlayStation Plus
You only need to take a walk through the comments box to see the bad reaction of the community to this demo, available only by paying a monthly subscription. Detail that a user points out when comparing this demo of 45 minutes, for a fee, with the demo of Final Fantasy XVI, which lasts more than two hours. There are those who joke that it is plenty of time to finish creating a characterbut the general feeling is that the duration of this demo should be of about two hoursthe usual time set as the maximum allowed to be able to request a refund on platforms such as Steam.
In any case, apart from those 45-minute Hogwarts Legacy demo, PS5 players can enjoy the 19 new games that PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium have added this June.