This year’s BlizzCon is expected to be even more fun than previous festivals. The reason is that, for the first time in 11 years, Blizzard announced that it is developing a new project in the “StarCraft” universe. Well, Saturday night has come, BlizzCon has begun, and Blizzard has jumped right into action, officially confirming all the rumors and announcing a new installment in the cult series.
Here we need to make an appointment immediately and note that the new “StarCraft” will no longer be a real-time strategy game, but a first-person shooter game, and the lead developer will be Dan Hay, who has previously participated in the production of the “Far Cry” series of games. It’s clear that Hay draws on his vast experience when creating new products.
Details of the project are not yet available. Just know that human dominance continues and repels the Zerg attacks. Who will we play for, whether the new title will be single-player or multiplayer, at what point in the internal chronology of the series the events of the new game will occur, who, what, where, why and why – all this remains a mystery, shrouded in darkness.
According to Blizzard’s very clear comments, StarCraft will “return in 2030.” In other words, there is still a long time to wait.