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July 2010
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The editors liked
Perfectly balanced combat system
Slick
Fast
Instantly accessible game play
New Battle.net makes it easy to set up multiplayer
Highly polished presentation and gameplay
Unusually deep storyline
Works on PCs and Macs
Great refresh makes this the best RTS out there
Looks gorgeous
Great graphics and sound
The unique single player missions
Exploring the Hyperion
Multiplayer matchmaking works great
The editors didn't like
Some may find scale limited
Slightly dated look
Verdict
Knocks most other strategy titles into a cocked hat
Good Points Highly polished presentation and gameplay
Unusually deep storyline
Works on PCs and Macs
Bad Points More expensive than the average computer game
Only one single-player campaign
It's a shame that you'll need expansion packs to play Zerg and Protoss campaigns
Highly polished presentation and gameplay; unusually deep storyline; works on PCs and Macs
Verdict, Knocks most other strategy titles into a cocked hat, Good Points Highly polished presentation and gameplay; unusually deep storyline; works on PCs and Macs, Bad Points More expensive than the average computer game; only one single-player campaign
Knocks most other strategy titles into a cocked hat Good Points Highly polished presentation and gameplay; unusually deep storyline; works on PCs and Macs Bad Points More expensive than the average computer game; only one single-player campaign ...
Our new, demanding StarCraft II benchmark shows that this game can really brutalize your PC during large-scale battles. While a decent graphics card is necessary to really enjoy the highest graphical settings, your platform and CPU are even more important...
The wonderful thing about this game is the depth to the units, and the strategies that therefore evolve, certain older RTS seemed to welcome the same strategy of pushing out a large number of high powered units and there was nothing the enemy could do....
If you liked the original StarCraft, you can’t go wrong here. Everything looks better, plays better and sounds better in StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty. But if you were not sold on the first game all those years ago, or if real-time strategy itself ha...
Abstract: Blizzard's latest strategy opus has more polish than Mr Sheen. It has more style than GHD. It redefines RTS not through revolution, but through painstaking attention to detail to the campaign's story, mission design, the overall presentation and the m...
After fighting off the swarm, only you can decide whether you think you want a long-term relationship with the Starcraft franchise, but from my own experience of this game, I know I do. It's been a 12-year wait Starcraft II to emerge, but play it and you...
