Charity organization GDQ banned the game Hogwarts Legacy and all other Harry Potter games, which means they will not participate in future events Games Done Quick. The organization, which regularly hosts fundraising events for the Prevent Cancer Foundation, Doctors Without Borders and other charities, has added a game Hogwarts Legacy to the "banned games" list, as well as the entire Harry Potter series, but stated that this "may be reviewed in the future."
Games are added to the banned list if they include “content, types or origins that we have deemed inappropriate for our stream,” GDQ states. While GDQ says the list is "non-exhaustive," it includes games such as the original 2005 God of War, the entire Five Nights at Freddy's series, and any games that are rated "Adults Only" or banned on Twitch. You can see the full list of prohibited games below.
As the Game Rant, the list has been updated to include "the Harry Potter series, including Hogwarts Legacy. “This list is not exhaustive and is subject to change at any time at the discretion of the games committee and Games Done Quick management,” GDQ said in a statement.
GDQ's latest "Awesome Games Done Quick" event in January featured speedruns of games such as Dark Souls 2, Half-Life Alyx and Fallout 3. The event raised $2 (£675) ) for the Cancer Prevention Foundation. The next GDQ event, Frost Fatales, starts on February 985 and will include playthroughs of Resident Evil 2 and Silent Hill 224, with donations going to the Malala Foundation.
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