Legacy of the Void, the last piece of the StarCraft II trilogy puzzle, is due later this year – something which has now officially been confirmed at Gamescom. The final chapter in the series will bring with it not only the expected campaign, relentless click-click-click multiplayer, and the new Archon Mode, but also a brand new feature called Allied Commanders. We chatted to developers at Gamescom to find out more about this new feature.

StarCraft II is 5 years old. Blizzard are celebrating the occassion with a giveaway and other bonus goodies!

Got some modding know-how and looking to win some awesome prizes? Check out Blizzard's Rock the Cabinet contest! A great mod for Starcraft II could see you winning cash, a trip to Blizzcon, and even a chat with the SC2 development team!

Blizzard have made StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void available for pre-purchase. Doing so grants several rewards - including access to the prologue campaign - Whispers of Oblivion.

MSI have partnered with ESL and Blizzard to put together the Masters Gaming Arena 2015. StarCraft II and Heroes of the Storm gamers from around the world will play for over $200 000 in cash prizes and travel support.

A new Terran flying unit has arrived in Legacy of the Void. It comes packed with some awesome crowd control options for both ground and air.

Legacy of the Void may be the final chapter in the journey of StarCraft 2, but the story shall never end.

As per usual with Blizzard, only a select amount of players will get to experience the rough cut of the game in order to provide feedback on it.