Out now in the US, the Harry Potter: Wizards Unite augmented reality game will be familiar to anyone who's played the wildly successful Pokemon Go and even Niantic's first game, Ingress.

All in all, even forgetting that this includes the UK which would make these numbers lower, Wizards Unite is debuting with roughly 5% of the installs as GO with 15% of the revenue. I’m not sure ...

Although Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is being developed by Pokemon Go developer Niantic, there are still multiple lessons it can stand to learn from Niantic's flagship catch 'em all game.

Harry Potter: Wizards Unite launched yesterday for iOS and Android in the U.S. and UK, and Niantic's new game conjured about 400,000 installs.

Harry Potter: Wizards Unite Still Lacks A Key Pokemon Go Feature Niantic's new Harry Potter game is missing its own Adventure Sync feature. By Kevin Knezevic on June 28, 2019 at 8:53AM PDT 2 Comments ...

Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, Niantic’s follow-up to Pokémon Go, launches this Friday The AR game shares much in common with its predecessor but adds complexity as well. By Leif Johnson ...

Harry Potter: Wizards Unite launched last week, and although the new Augmented Reality free-to-play mobile app game plays well enough, it hasn't outperformed Pokémon GO by any standards.

The team behind 'Pokémon Go' is creating a Harry Potter game for smartphones By Ben Gilbert Niantic/WB Games Nov 8, 2017, 1:15 PM PT ...

Niantic Inc.'s latest free-to-play mobile AR game, 'Harry Potter: Wizards Unite,' got off to a hot start in its first 24 hours of release, but didn't come anywhere close to the launch of the ...

Niantic’s follow-up to the absurdly popular Pokémon GO, the long-awaited Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, has one major drawback: unlike its predecessor, you can’t explain it in a single sentence.

Harry Potter‘s wizarding world will be coming to an augmented-reality mobile game from Niantic Labs, the company behind AR game hit “Pokemon Go.” Niantic announced that it is developing the ...