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We review the last part of the StarCraft II trilogy, Legacy of the Void. It proves that RTS most certainly is not dead. Blizzard have outdone themselves, and put together one hell of a package!

What happens when you pair up a complete StarCraft II multiplayer rookie with a much more seasoned player? Matty and I seek to find out in our first (or third) match of Legacy of the Void's Archon Mode!

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Archon Mode. It’s a co-op experience with a twist. It’s essentially a 1v1 multiplayer affair, except, instead of a single player controlling a faction, it’ll be two. The mode will be included with the final StarCraft II expansion - Legacy of the Void.

In little over a week, the last piece of the StarCraft II puzzle will be released. Legacy of the Void will bring with it not only an epic single player campaign, but also the traditional Multiplayer experience that many will either love or hate, or love to hate. It'll also include archon mode and co-op missions, the latter of which Blizzard has just detailed thoroughly in a recent blog post.

On November the 10th, the StarCraft II saga will come to and end with the release of the last part of the trilogy – Legacy of the Void. The final game will bring with it not only what is hopefully an epic single player campaign, but also a somewhat revitalised multiplayer experience. There are new units waiting to be toyed with, and generally, just new ways to get lost in Blizzard’s RTS – one example being the brand new automated tournament feature.

Excited for Legacy of the Void? You can pre-download most of the game now, minimising the time needed to grab the entire package come launch day, November the 10th.