Is StarCraft III on the Horizon?
The highly anticipated sequel to the interstellar war strategy game StarCraft may not be too far away, according to journalist Jez Corden. In a recent Twitter Q&A about Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard, Corden revealed that StarCraft III is currently in development.
No Need for Revival
One fan questioned Microsoft’s plans to revive the beloved StarCraft franchise, to which Corden confidently responded, “[Microsoft] There will be no need to revive StarCraft.” His statement implies that the upcoming release of StarCraft III will ensure the series’ continued success without requiring a revival.
When another user specifically asked if Corden was referring to StarCraft 3, the journalist succinctly replied, “Yes.” This confirmation has undoubtedly excited fans worldwide.
StarCraft’s History and Future
The original StarCraft II was initially released 13 years ago and was followed by several expansions, with the final installment, Legacy of the Void, released in 2016. Despite Blizzard’s previous lack of plans for the franchise, the company recently announced the cessation of new content development for the game and will only focus on balancing for eSport competitions.
With Blizzard shifting its attention to games like Overwatch and Diablo, it may be the perfect time for the company to revisit one of its iconic franchises and deliver something fresh to its dedicated fan base.
StarCraft II, a real-time strategy game, can currently be enjoyed on the PC platform through the Battle.net store.
The sequel to the interstellar war strategy game StarCraft may not be too far away, as journalist Jez Corden said. StarCraft III is being developed
Watch a game preview StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void get below
During a Twitter Q&A about Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard, one fan asked if Microsoft thought it would revive the StarCraft franchise. To which Corden replied that it wasn’t necessary at all.
“[Microsoft] There will be no need to revive StarCraft,” (They don’t need to revive StarCraft.)
Another user asked him if he meant StarCraft 3 or not? To which the reporter simply replied, “Yes.”
StarCraft II Or, the latest StarCraft was first released 13 years ago before gradually releasing expansions until 2016 as the final part of the series, which Blizzard has no plans for. about this game again all the time Until recently, last year, the company announced that it would stop developing new content. of this game and only the eSport competition balance adjustment remains
It is interesting to have devoted development and provide new news to fans of Overwatch and Diablo games over the past months. Maybe it’s time for Blizzard to look back on another one of their iconic franchises and throw out a new one?
StarCraft II is a strategy RTS game available on the PC platform on the Battle.net store.
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