Warner Bros. reportedly cancels planned DLC and Definitive Edition for Hogwarts Legacy

Apparently the planned content was not substantial enough.

The final nail in the coffin for Hogwarts Legacy — and for those of you who were still hoping for new content or the long-rumoured "Definitive" edition — it's time to let go. Warner Bros. has reportedly completely scrapped both. That means no expansion and no ultimate edition of the game that so many fans were eagerly hoping for, which was originally planned for release later this year.

According to Bloomberg, the decision was made earlier this week and is partly tied to concerns that the amount of new content simply wasn't enough to justify the price Warner Bros. had hoped to charge for the expansion.

Warner Bros. cancelled the project this week in part due to concerns that the amount of content was not substantial enough to justify the price being considered, said the people familiar, speaking anonymously because they were not authorised to talk to the press.

Going forward, the company is instead shifting focus to a full sequel, which is said to be one of Warner Bros.' top priorities.

Are you still playing Hogwarts Legacy, and were you hoping for an expansion?