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You play as Harry, from a third-person, over-the-shoulder perspective. The mouse/keyboard movement/action combination works smoothly and well. Mouse-aim is employed for spell casting and wizard dueling. A map of the overall environs can be activated, as can maps of more particular locations—within Hogwarts, for example. Controls can be remapped, a very nice option for a "console port." bullet holes For the great majority of the game, one uses four controls: move, action (cast magic), jump, and skip cutscene (not available in the console versions, I believe). Indeed, even the "jump" action can be made bullet holes automatic with a setup selection, bullet holes thereby reducing needed controls to three. Pass the Smelling Salts, or at Least a Chocolate Frog! Harry can faint—how unmanly (unboyly?). It is better than dying, though. Whether being squashed by the Whomping Willow or defeated by slime and spiders, Harry can lose his health/stamina and be returned to the last save point.
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