Mon, Aug 17, 2009 | 08:04 BST
StarCraft II: “There is no co-op campaign”
Those of you holding out for a co-op element to StarCraft II can start drowning yourselves now: there isn’t one.
“There is no co-op campaign,” lead game designer Dustin Browder told VG247 at Blizzard’s HQ in California last month.
There is, however, an enormous single-player experience in the sequel, which we got to play in Irvine. Impressions here, Rob Pardo interview here, Campaign screens here.
The game’s out in 2010.
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Posted in: Activision Blizzard, Hot, PC, Strategy
Tags: co-op, Dustin Browder, starcraft II
3 comments
#1
bugmenot
18/08/09, 1:00 am
No LAN, no coop, no respect for PC gamers.. We should bet what’s next, no single or no multi?
#2
Psychotext
18/08/09, 1:18 am
“what’s next, no single or no multi?”
Soon. They can’t announce all the new features at the same time.
#3
wz
18/08/09, 1:26 am
Look, they captured the essentials that made the first one the best RTS game of its time.
Then drowned them in a clogged toilet. In a rural train station.