Hogwarts Legacy: How to Remove HUD

If you are playing Hogwarts Legacy and wanted to remove the HUD that might be breaking your immersion from the real Hogwarts experience, you naturally will want to get rid of it. You are in the right place if this is what you wanted because in this guide we shall show you exactly how to do that. Let’s get started and get rid of some HUDs.

How to Remove HUD – Hogwarts Legacy

The first thing of all, you should need to go to your Settings Menu. To find it, simply open up the pause button while in-game of Hogwarts Legacy and you can see it in the bottom right corner from the big book in the center of the screen.

After you enter this button screen, you are going to come to another window with a whole set of options to go from. You need to choose the User Interface Options.

Once you come to this window and see everything shown in the picture above, simply make everything Off. Once you do so, you won’t see completely anything while playing the game.

Then you shall need to press this button when you are in the game to be able to activate this no HUD screen. With this done, you won’t see any type of details coming from the HUD itself.

You will be left out with a hardcore style of a Hogwarts Legacy that is very unique and feels amazing to play.

We hope that this guide has helped you out with what you need to do in order to completely remove the HUD from your game. Have fun playing in this mode!

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