StarCraft has largely been dormant since Blizzard stopped updating StarCraft II in 2020 to concentrate on the way forward for the franchise. However now, there is a report that Blizzard is taking one other stab at making a StarCraft shooter after two earlier makes an attempt failed.
Jason Schreier, who wrote the upcoming e book, Play Good: The Rise, Fall, and Way forward for Blizzard Leisure, appeared on IGN’s Unlocked podcast the place he revealed that the remnants of the staff behind Blizzard’s canceled survival sport are “incubating” a StarCraft shooter. Moreover, the mission is reportedly being overseen by Dan Hay, who’s a veteran developer with expertise on Ubisoft’s Far Cry video games.
Though StarCraft has a wealthy mythology that’s ripe with storytelling potential, Blizzard hasn’t been in a position to absolutely translate that right into a shooter but. The primary try, StarCraft: Ghost, began growth in 2001 and it languished in growth for years earlier than Blizzard lastly pulled the plug. A second shooter, StarCraft: Ares, was reportedly canceled in 2019.
Earlier this month, StarCraft Remastered and StarCraft 2 have been introduced as upcoming titles on Sport Cross Final and PC Sport Cross. Each titles will arrive on November 5. Hopefully the response to these video games will persuade Activision Blizzard and its new proprietor, Microsoft, to lastly transfer ahead on StarCraft 3.