Although the book series ended in 2007, the enduring popularity of Harry Potter lives on today. Venture down your local Diagon Alley (aka Main Street) and you’re sure to find some sort of Wizarding World exhibit somewhere, offering all sorts of related goodies, from novels to notebooks, memorabilia, t-shirts and more.

The series has had a checkered history on PlayStation, however. EA’s original Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone (known as Sorcerer’s Stone outside the US, of course) was a massive seller on the PS1, but in the decades that followed only Chamber of Secrets and LEGO Harry Potter came close commercially. That changed last year with Hogwarts Legacy, which sold over 20 million copies.

For a future article, and to celebrate the upcoming release of Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions on PS5 and PS4, we want you to rate your favorites. Did you enjoy the atmospheric third-person shooter adaptations of the Deathly Hallows? Were you a fan of the original World Cup sports game on PS2? Or did the Wonderbook titles capture your imagination with their augmented reality?

Unfortunately, as we’re a PlayStation-only site, we’re excluding the exceptional RPG adaptations for Game Boy Color as it wouldn’t make sense to include them. But we still want to know your reviews for all the other Harry Potter titles available on PS1 to PS5. Which one have you spent the most time with and which is your absolute favorite?

Submit your scores below and we’ll rank the totals in final order, then check back next week for our full rankings, which include every Harry Potter game ever released on a PlayStation console.