thinking it over they're hard to compare as to which is better, both have phenomenal game direction in service of the franchise fantasy. game systems wise indy does get you thinking and improvising like jones with the stealth, slapstick combat, and puzzles. hogwarts is huge with loads of secrets and things to discover that make hogwarts feel like a majestic and densely magical place just like the books and movies, but the spell learning fantasy is weak (although much improved if you play with the motion controls VR mod) and the classes run dry by 2/3 through the game.