In the years spent establishing their company as a powerhouse in the industry with games such as Diablo and WarCraft, Blizzard decided to reach for the stars in their next original franchise. A tale of species at war, of mankind struggling to find a place in the darkness of space and of an unspeakable horror rampaging across the cosmos. That game...was StarCraft.
Legacy of the Void brought some huge changes to StarCraft II’s multiplayer when it launched late last year. New units, tweaks to older ones, and more – it refreshed the RTS in a big way. Blizzard are looking to do that again this year with a chunky update in the near future.
Patch 3.3 for StarCraft II is upon us! It includes co-op mission content, chat emoticons, a new landing screen, and more...
Ready to stalk others in Heroes of the Storm? Good - Dehaka is ready to enter the Nexus!
New units, new gameplay modes and all new tweaks. It's the finale to the Starcrat 2 saga, Legacy Of The Void.
Scarlett and NaNiwa face off in a Starcraft 2 tournament for a prize paid in Bitcoins
Whether you are playing it for the single player story, to crush your enemies in multiplayer or both, Heart of the Swarm is a powerful addition to the StarCraft franchise.
Hmmm, second piece of Zerg-related news I’ve posted today; I think my psyche is trying to tell me something. The Zerg are awesome; they are my race of choice when playing StarCraft II. Sadly, I suck. A lot. What’s more, according to new stats released on Battle.net, my love for the Zerg is not necessarily something that is echoed amongst …
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A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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