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There is no ethical consumption of HBO’s Harry Potter series
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Yes, Harry Potter boycotts definitely work and definitely make Rowling very mad.
So your evidence of saying boycotts don't work is to show an example where people did not in fact boycott something? Of course a boycott won't work if only a small group of people boycott. That's not the fault of the people calling for the boycott. It's the fault of the people who didn't boycott lol.
The game was massively popularised across social media because there was a small, very vocal and self-righteous group trying to organise a boycott. It was free advertising that built hype around the game's launch.