Blizzard announces new StarCraft open-world shooter coming in 2030
The game marks Blizzard's second attempt to bring the real-time strategy franchise into 3D shooter territory after StarCraft: Ghost was canceled in 2014.
Blizzard has announced a new StarCraft title set to launch in 2030 as an open-world shooter, according to The Verge. The project represents a renewed effort to adapt the franchise into a first-person shooter format after the company's previous attempt, StarCraft: Ghost, spent years in development before being canceled in 2014.
The original StarCraft: Ghost was announced in 2002 but never reached completion. Blizzard president Mike Morhaime confirmed its cancellation in 2014. Details on the new StarCraft shooter remain limited.
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