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Pokemon Go developer Niantic’s AR game Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is out now in Australia and New Zealand, at least in beta form. Major mobile titles often release in the ANZ region before coming to the United States, Europe, and other parts of the world, so this

Wizards Unite is available for free on iiOS and Android. Because it is a beta, the game lacks some features, while the overall appearance and design is subject to change. Additionally, some languages that will be supported in the final release are unavailable now.

Players who get into the beta should also expect to run into some technical hiccups due to its unfinished state. Niantic said it hopes players communicate their feedback so the studio can make the game better for everyone when it’s available worldwide.

Wizards Unite’s beta already released in New Zealand in March. You may be able to change your country in the App Store and Google Play, but this doesn’t always work.

Like Pokemon Go and other free-to-play titles, Wizards Unite is supported by microtransactions. Players can purchase “Gold” from Gringott’s Bank in the game at multiple levels. The bundles range from 80 Gold ($1.50 AUD) to 10,000 Gold ($160 AUD). In addition, you can buy Anti-Calamity ($8 AUD) and Advanced Anti-Calamity Kits ($31 AUD). These kits come with allotments of Gold, potions, spell energy, and keys. Outside of the bundles, you can spend Gold on a huge variety of things, including Dark Detectors (reveals special items), Runestones (for Wizarding Challenges), Healing potions (restores stamina), and so much more.

Given that Wizards Unite remains in beta, pricing could change.

Harry Potter: Wizards Unite was originally scheduled to launch in 2018 before being delayed into this year. You can read more about the title in our hands-on impressions, and Android users can pre-register for it on Google Play. There is no word as of yet regarding when the final game will be available around the world.

While you may have to wait a while longer to play Wizards Unite, the other new Harry Potter mobile game, Hogwarts Mystery, is available around the world right now.

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Borderlands 3 Amara Skill Tree Breakdown: Brawl, Fist Of Elements, And Mystical Assault

One of the most eye-catching Vault Hunters from Borderlands 3 is Amara, who is the game’s Siren–a powerful individual who is a part of a group of mysterious women with incredible powers who are distinguishable by the tattoos that cover half their bodies. If you saw the first trailer, you’ll probably remember Amara for her ability to materialize multiple ethereal arms to do battle with. After being able to play Borderlands 3 at a recent gameplay reveal event, we finally know every skill Amara has.

Amara has a ton of different skills in her repertoire, which are spread across three unique skill trees: Brawl, Fist of Elements, and Mystical Assault. The Brawl tree is mostly for close-quarter combat, as well as causing elemental damage on melee attacks, performing AoE attacks, or triggering Nova explosions when she’s attacked. The Fist of Elements and Mystical Assault trees, however, are more geared towards crowd-control and long-range combat respectively.

To quickly jump over to each skill tree, be sure to click on their names above. You can also check out the skills of Zane, who is one of the other Vault Hunters in Borderlands 3.

If you’re curious about other parts of Borderlands 3, such as how loots works, what the new weapons are like, and the new abilities, then read our extensive roundup discussing those details. Otherwise, you can read our impressions about how great it is to play the game solo.

Which skills or potential skill combinations got you the most excited to play Amara? Let us know in the comments below.

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Harry Potter Wizards Unite, The Pokemon Go-Like Mobile Game, Is Out Now In Australia

Following its release in New Zealand, Pokemon Go developer Niantic’s newest game, Harry Potter Wizards Unite, is available now in Australia and New Zealand for everyone. It’s just a beta at this stage, so you should expect some bugs and missing features, but it provides a really good look at what to expect from what could become the next big mobile game.

GameSpot explored downtown Sydney, Australia today with Wizards Unite. We joined a House (Gryffindor, of course), built a wand, and fought monsters in the augmented reality game. You can check out around 15 minutes of new gameplay footage in the video embedded above.

There is no word as of yet regarding when Wizards Unite will release in the United States or other parts of the world. It’s typical for big mobile games to have their “soft” launch in Australia and New Zealand as a test of sorts before a wider release around the world.

Wizards Unite is a free-to-play game supported by microtransactions. You can spend money to buy Gold, which can be spent on numerous different time-savers and more. For more on the game’s microtransactions, check out GameSpot’s breakdown here.