StarCraft Shooter Rumored to Feature Campaign, Realistic Art Style
Blizzard is reportedly developing a StarCraft shooter with a robust single-player campaign. The game is said to feature a realistic art style, akin to StarCraft 2 cinematics. Former Perfect Dark director Drew Murray is rumored to be involved in the early development.
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StarCraft Shooter Has a “Full-Blown” Single-Player Campaign, Akin to Space Marine 2 – Rumor
Rumors suggest Blizzard Entertainment is developing a StarCraft shooter with a full single-player campaign, drawing comparisons to Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 and Far Cry. Jez Corden of Windows Central claims to have seen pre-alpha footage and believes the game will feature a strong narrative focus, potentially with co-op elements, though multiplayer is also expected.
StarCraft Shooter’s Art-Style is Closer to StarCraft 2 Cinematics Than Overwatch – Rumor
Rumors suggest Blizzard Entertainment is developing a StarCraft shooter with an art style closer to StarCraft 2's cinematics than Overwatch 2. Industry veteran Drew Murray is reportedly involved, and footage seen by Jez Corden indicates a realistic graphic style. The game may be in early development, potentially with South Korean developer Nexon.
Former Perfect Dark Design Director is Now Working on Blizzard’s StarCraft Shooter – Rumor
A rumor suggests that Drew Murray, former design director for Perfect Dark at The Initiative, is now working at Blizzard Entertainment on a rumored StarCraft shooter. Murray's LinkedIn confirms his employment at Blizzard as an associate design director. The project is reportedly in early development and may utilize Unreal Engine.