Blizzard: StarCraft II Is A Trilogy
by Mike Bendel on October 10, 2008 @ 6:37 pm
Speaking to those in attendance at this year’s annual BlizzCon event, developer Blizzard announced that StarCraft II will be sold as a trilogy, with each game focusing on a particular race.
The first entry in the trilogy will focus on the Terran campaign, while the second and third highlight the Zerg and Protoss races, respectively. Blizzard VP Rob Pardo noted that the latter two installments in the trilogy “will be like expansion packs,” although Blizzard is aiming to have them “feel like standalone products.”
The multiplayer aspect of StarCraft II will remain largely unchanged. However, ShackNews reports that “some units will now be unique to the campaigns and will not be playable in multiplayer.”
StarCraft 2 Now A Trilogy, Three Campaigns to Be Split Into Separate Games [ShackNews]
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