This Collider article ranks the ten best Harry Potter video games released for PC and console, deliberately excluding mobile titles. It weighs each entry on gameplay design, fidelity to the books versus the films, and how well the games have aged, distinguishing genuine adaptations from the many mediocre movie tie-ins the franchise could easily have produced instead.

The list opens with lower-ranked entries such as the 2005 Goblet of Fire, praised for its level-based, action-driven structure and creature-specific combat, and the 2004 Prisoner of Azkaban, noted for its closer camera work, added puzzle and detective sections, and the option to play as Harry, Ron or Hermione. The 2001 Philosopher's Stone also features, though the article notes only the PC version holds up, while the original PlayStation release is remembered as clunky and became something of an internet meme.