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November 2015
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Brilliant real-time strategy gameplay is perfectly balanced and infinitely complex
Varied single-player campaign
Doesn't require previous expansions
Co-op modes ease in new players
Gorgeous cinematics
Legacy of the Void continues with the same solid gameplay that StarCraft II has had since the initial release in 2010. Additions to the online mode should also reinvigorate the game and the new Archon mode offers a chance for the less experienced to learn
Delightfully campy campaign
Excellent mission structure and pacing
Technically masterful
Improved accessibility
More than 20 new campaign missions
Six new multiplayer units
Two new game modes
Fitting end to the StarCraft story
An exciting end to an epic story. RTS gameplay just as good as ever
Fantastic storyline sews up the trio of games
Archon and co-op modes are welcome additions
New units bring new tactics
But still instantly familiar gameplay
Campaign worth playing at least twice
Daily tournaments
The editors didn't like
Altered multiplayer pace may be divisive
Lower price reflects smaller amount of new content
The story of StarCraft II has been deteriorating from the start and here it only gets worse
Being simply bad at best with terrible writing. The other major complaint is that I don't see how the game has changed enough to justify this being a full priced
Competitive play is brutally complex
Sound and graphics largely unchanged
If you didn't like [i]Starcraft[/i] before
There's not much here to draw you in
Some aspects of in-engine look a little long in the tooth
Brilliant real-time strategy gameplay is perfectly balanced and infinitely complex, Varied single-player campaign, Doesn't require previous expansions, Co-op modes ease in new players, Gorgeous cinematics
Altered multiplayer pace may be divisive, Lower price reflects smaller amount of new content
StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void is both a fantastic conclusion to Blizzard's five-year saga and a great entry point into one of the most complex, but satisfying, strategy games ever. It's a towering achievement...
Published: 2015-11-19, Author: Chris , review by: wccftech.com
Legacy of the Void continues with the same solid gameplay that StarCraft II has had since the initial release in 2010. Additions to the online mode should also reinvigorate the game and the new Archon mode offers a chance for the less experienced to learn
The story of StarCraft II has been deteriorating from the start and here it only gets worse, being simply bad at best with terrible writing. The other major complaint is that I don't see how the game has changed enough to justify this being a full priced
Pros Legacy of the Void continues with the same solid gameplay that StarCraft II has had since the initial release in 2010. Additions to the online mode should also reinvigorate the game and the new Archon mode offers a chance for the less experienced to...
Published: 2015-11-18, Author: Jason , review by: techspot.com
Abstract: How to review a game like StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void? Where do you even start? Do you try to figure out how it fits into today's landscape of competitive multiplayer games? Do you ask whether it makes for a worthy conclusion to the story that began...
Published: 2015-11-18, Author: Ron , review by: gamingtrend.com
Fantastic storyline sews up the trio of games, Archon and co-op modes are welcome additions, New units bring new tactics, but still instantly familiar gameplay, Campaign worth playing at least twice, Daily tournaments
Some aspects of in-engine look a little long in the tooth, That ending is gonna make some folks upset
StarCraft II Legacy of the Void is the culmination of years of improvements. Archon and co-op modes provide a stair step for new players and veterans alike to rejoin the multiplayer ranks, whereas the incredibly strong single player ties up the story arc...
Published: 2015-11-17, Author: Jason , review by: kotaku.com
Abstract: How to review a game like StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void ? Where do you even start? Do you try to figure out how it fits into today's landscape of competitive multiplayer games? Do you ask whether it makes for a worthy conclusion to the story that began...
Published: 2015-11-10, Author: Erik , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: Back in July 2010, Blizzard released StarCraft II:Wings of Liberty, promising its fans that the next part of the trilogy would be ready soon. Here we are in late 2015, and we can finally say that "soon" has arrived. For those who are not aware, this relea...
Abstract: It's hard to believe, but StarCraft II was announced over eight years ago. After teasing fans of the series for numerous years, Blizzard finally announced the inevitable sequel and then did something no one expected. They split it into three games. Fast f...
