LEGO Harry Potter Collection is officially coming to Nintendo Switch 2 on Friday, October 16. The remastered bundle will cost $49.99 and includes the complete LEGO adaptation of Harry Potter’s story at Hogwarts.

The collection combines LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 and LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7. Together, the games cover the events of all seven Harry Potter books and films, retold through the playful humor, puzzles, exploration, and cooperative action associated with LEGO games. The Switch 2 version is expected to provide the same overall content as the collection’s other releases. Players may nevertheless see improvements to graphics and performance compared with the original Nintendo Switch edition.

Unfortunately, no upgrade option has been announced for people who already own LEGO Harry Potter Collection on the first Nintendo Switch. Whether a free or paid upgrade becomes available remains unclear, but current owners should expect to purchase the Switch 2 version separately if they want to play it on the newer console.

The collection originally began with LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 in 2010. LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 followed a year later, completing the story. Both titles were eventually remastered and released together as LEGO Harry Potter Collection for modern platforms.

The new release adds to a busy period for LEGO games on Nintendo Switch 2. LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight recently arrived on the console after launching on other platforms earlier in the year.

That game offers an open-world take on Batman, bringing together different versions of the hero and his supporting characters. It also draws heavily from Rocksteady’s Batman: Arkham series, particularly in its combat system, and has received mostly positive reviews.