This is the protoss campaign of the StarCraft: Brood War game.įull details are in StarCraft Episode IV. The second campaign ( terran) features the newly arrived armies of the United Earth Directorate commanded by Admiral Gerard DuGalle, and the last campaign (zerg) features Kerrigan as the protagonist.Ĭampaign Main article: Brood War Introduction Episode IV The first of the new campaigns is the protoss one and mostly takes place on the Dark Templar homeworld of Shakuras. The campaigns continue the story from where StarCraft left off: the Overmind has been destroyed with the sacrifice of Tassadar, the protoss homeworld of Aiur has been left desolate and rampaged by the zerg, and Sarah Kerrigan is left alone in her new form. twilight, tileset of the protoss world of Shakuras). Charon boosters, an anti-air attack range upgrade for the goliath), new music tracks and new map tilesets (e.g. We at Digital Spy are all team Protoss, because they're clearly the coolest and Terrans are stupid poopy heads.This expansion provides three new campaigns, two new units per race (3 for the protoss), plus some new tech advancements (e.g. The Protoss are a technologically advanced species who make use of high-value units and shields, the Zerg are a race of genetically modified terrors who swarm the enemy, and lastly, the Terrans are versatile beings whose buildings, and units, often transform. The game also features three playable races – Protoss, Zerg and Terran – which possess their own unique playstyles. StarCraft, and the pro-scene that grew around it, helped usher in the world of e-sports and modern competitive gaming. It was a landmark moment in the RTS genre – the game's mechanics were tight, fast-paced and, after a few years of tinkering, superbly well balanced. The free download made available today, however, does not.Īnyone vaguely interested in the history of real-time strategy games should take StarCraft out for a spin. StarCraft Remastered will connect with Blizzard's online matchmaking service to bring online players together.
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