Games review: Star Craft 2

Friday 30 July 2010 00:00 BST

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£44.99

Format PC

Publisher Blizzard Entertainment

After a 12-year absence, the biggest-selling realtime strategy game ever makes a welcome return. StarCraft 2: Wings of Liberty, the first release of a planned trilogy, focuses on aTerran, Jim Raynor, as he vies to protect humanity from both itself and the Zerg, a hive-mind race of alien invaders. Raynor’s story is beautifully told over 29 missions, each bursting with imagination, while well-honed unit balancing guarantees tense battles. StarCraft 2 shines as bright online thanks to the smooth multiplayer matchmaker Battle.net, which eases the player into the fray. Outstanding.

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