This February in Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, players will need to help restore Lost Love to the Wizarding World as the Calamity attempts to manifest memories of heartbreak and loss.
New in-game events for this month include:
Darkest of Times Brilliant Event Part 2: February 4-11
Continue to honour Dumbledore’s legacy by returning Brilliant Foundables related to key memories of his fight against Voldemort, including the Pensieve.
Harry Potter Book Night 2020: February 5–7
This year’s Harry Potter Book Night is themed around the Triwizard Tournament. Celebrate the classic magical contest by completing special tasks and encountering Dragon Eggs, the Goblet of Fire Foundable, and more.
Crazy in Love Event: February 11–13
Deflect the advances of a variety of love-stricken Oddities while making use of bonus Healing Potions.
Lost Love Brilliant Event Part 1: February 13–20
Help protect cherished memories of wizarding world loved ones by returning Brilliant Foundables including Minerva McGonagall.
February Community Day: February 23
Take on a variety of Oddities, including rare Doxies and Leprechauns, while making use of bonuses to Tonic for Trace Detection Potions.
Lost Love Brilliant Event Part 2: February 25–March 3
Put memories of tragic romances to rest by returning Brilliant Foundables including Severus Snape and the Mirror of Erised.
Check out WB Games and Niantic’s new blog post for more details here.
To stay up to date on Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, upcoming event details, please visit www.wizardsunite.com and follow the game on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.
Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is co-published and co-developed by WB Games San Franciscoand Niantic, Inc., under the Portkey Games label.
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