The Golden Snitch is a collectable object. You need to catch it in order to continue on to the next moment, much like the Winged Key in Chapter 16.
Description[]
“ | The most important ball in a game of Quidditch. In a match it is worth one hundred and fifty points and when caught, it ends the game. | ” |
From the Story[]
"The Golden Snitch is a golden ball the size of a large walnut with silver wings. The Seeker has to catch the ball during a Quidditch game to end the match. It is worth one hundred and fifty points."
Discovered in Book 1, Chapter 11, Quidditch[]
The Golden Snitch is a golden ball the size of a large walnut with silver wings. The Seeker has to catch the ball during a Quidditch game to end the match. It is worth one hundred and fifty points.
Discovered in Book 7, Chapter 34, The Forest Again[]
The Snitch given to Harry by Professor Dumbledore contains the inscription I open at the close. When Harry presses the golden meta to his lips and whispers 'I'm about to die', the metal shell breaks open, revealing the Resurrection Stone.
Location[]
The Golden Snitch moves around on the screen. It has a set pattern and pauses regularly, allowing the player to catch it. This can be made easier by turning the quality settings to 'low'.
On Pottermore at Playstation Home, a Golden Snitch can be seen outside of Quality Quidditch Supplies.
Use[]
The only use of the Golden Snitch is moving on to the next moment in the story. Besides that, it currently has no other known use on Pottermore.