StarCraft 3: Will we ever get a sequel?

StarCraft 3: Will we ever get a sequel?

Blizzard Entertainment began with short titles such as The Last Vikings, Rock n Roll Racing and Blackthorn. Until Victor: The Orcs and Humans the company never really found its place in the video game industry, which was originally thought to be a licensed Warhmer game. Fast forward four years and Blizzard launched StarCraft, which is very different for Warcraft. Until the release of Starcraft 2, Starcraft remained one of the leading RTS titles in the market, surpassing even older Warcraft siblings.

StarCraft 2 has received critical acclaim, leading the StarCraft franchise, and Blizzard has released two follow-up extensions, each of which was finalized. However, all good things must end. Blizzard halted development of StarCraft 2 and went on to other titles such as Overwatch and Heartstone. But, the company is eagerly following Diablo 3 with Diablo 4 and Diablo Immortal - so one wonders if the blizzard will ever return to the StarCraft universe. The answer is written in the stars and they are less than promised.

Activism Blizzard seems to have lost interest in Starcraf

When the blizzard releases the original Starcraft, it is a one-company action (type). It made its own decisions regarding title development, but it is not so now. Activision merged with Blizzard's parent company in 2008 to form Activision Blizzard, but it is unclear how Activision will affect Blizzard. However, Activision Blizzard is counting on the future of its title and StarCraft seems to have no part in it.

During the 2019 quarterly revenue call, Activision Blizzard said it will expand development teams for Call of Duty, Candy Crush, Victor, Heartstone, Overwatch and Diablo. Not like those games, just like those games. StarCraft is not on that list, which seems to be digging graves for the series.

Although Crash Bandicoot is not part of that list, Crash Bandicoot 4 was announced on June 22, 2020. However, you should not raise your expectations as the remake of the unrelated franchise is popular enough to continue its growth. New entry

Starcraft has undergone several cancellations.

Blizzard has a long list of canceled games, and it looks like the StarCraft series has seen more cancellations than other Blizzard franchises, which is not good for future StarCraft games.

The most obviously canceled Starcraft product is Star‌craft: Ghost. The game that drives Blizzard to the console market once again is supposed to be a spin-off, but it remains an ax to grind as development enters hell. This mass gamer is subconscious as Blizzard recycles the main character in StarCraft 2. However, Blizzard is not the only example of a Ghost abandoning the Starcator game.

Former Kota reporter Jason Schreir invented the canceled Starcraft first-person shooter. Anonymous sources described it as "like a battlefield in the StarCraft universe" and described a pattern in which players stepped into a Terron Marine's power armor and pulled out a jerk. He explained his surprise when he pulled the plug on the Blizzard project.

What do these games have to do with StarCraft 3? Not much, but they painted a bold picture on the possibility of developing the game and then left before the start.