Also, while there are plans to reveal more content at BlizzCon 2011 (October 21-22), the multiplayer aspect of the game will gain many new units and maps.
There will also enhancements to the Zerg Creep effect, as well as new art and methods for the new planets Kerrigan will be taking us to.
Just like we were able to choose various technological enhancements to the Terran units and buildings in Wings of Liberty, players can choose various methods of mutating Zerg units and buildings during the campaign, which grants a multitude of variations on the campaign's play. Later in the game (perhaps the next mission, perhaps not), Sarah Kerrigan proceeds to Kaldir, a frozen wasteland of a planet, to determine what happened to the Zerg Broods sent there. Sarah Kerrigan (formerly the Queen of Blades until the hero, Jim Raynor, restored her to her human form) is desperately trying to restore her control over the Zerg horde by competing with and destroying Zerg Queens that have taken control of Zerg Broods. The player begins on Char, the planet where we left off in Wings of Liberty (the initial game's subtitle). The expansion focuses on the Zerg race (a group of insects controlled by a hive mind), introduces some new game features, and supplies approximately 20 new missions.Īlong with this announcement, Blizzard has released a basic storyline, as well as a couple of mission profiles. Less than a year since StarCraft II's initial game launch, Blizzard Entertainment has announced its first expansion: Heart of the Swarm.
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