This is a nice touch especially as the AI level is indicated and sometimes you are given specific race opponents. This basically means that when you, alone or with a friend, choose to play a match vs AI then you are pitched as if playing against players of a roughly similar skill level. There have been some simple adjustments to the multi player versus AI system, you can still play custom games with total control but co-operative has been replaced with “ranked” matching against AI.
Which leads nicely into playing on the ladder in ranked or unranked matches.
There are a lot of achievements which can be gained just playing the campaign on normal as well, meaning those who are still casual but like to get these will have their fill.Īlso there are a series of new guide missions which make a good job of introducing players (or reminding those of us out of practice) how to play efficiently on a basic level. This way you can pick out the right upgrades that you want prior to a specific mission to gain certain tactical advantages without needing to go through the entire campaign again. Once you have completed the campaign there are archives which allow quick access to the different missions, before which you can customise your army choice before playing a particular mission. I have to say the Heart of the Swarm campaign is thoroughly enjoyable, there are similarities to Wings of Liberty but the storyline is distinctly different and some nice different ways to progress through army customisation. From a single player perspective what Heart of the Swarm brings is a new campaign and a new set of units for the solo challenges. The same game which has brought massive esports coverage online to thousands of viewers watching their favourite players play with passion to win massive prizes. It is still the awesome real time strategy (RTS) game which was launched three years ago. The core of the Starcraft 2 game hasn’t changed. Gameplay – Heart of the Swarm vs Wings of Liberty Singleplayer This weekend at DG LAN 9 was when I was able to play through the campaign for the first time.
My favourite (and easily most played) game of 2012 was Starcraft 2 and so I have been looking forward to the release of the first expansion Heart of the Swarm.
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